"But there's one opportunity left to enjoy the pools and water playgrounds with man's best friend. You can suit up with your pup to attend Waggin' at the Waterpark on Saturday, Oct. 4. Dogs of all sizes can jump into the water, swim around with their owners and meet other canine companions. Cost is $11 per dog and free for their owners (two dogs maximum per adult)."
"Registration opens at 9 a.m. and will reopen 30 minutes before each session, if spots are available. Owners are required to sign a waiver. There will be three, 50-minute sessions based on the size of the dog: 10-10:50 a.m. and noon-12:50 p.m. for 45 pounds and up 11-11:50 a.m. for less than 45 pounds Dogs must have proof of current rabies, DHLP and Bordetella vaccinations on site in order to enter the waterpark, and they have to wear a collar and license in the pool area."
Some South Florida water parks are closing, scaling back hours, or staying open for the fall and winter season. Palm Beach County Parks & Recreation runs Calypso Bay and Coconut Cove, both closed for the season. A single dog-friendly opportunity remains: Waggin' at the Waterpark on Saturday, Oct. 4, allowing dogs to swim with owners. The fee is $11 per dog and owners attend free, with a two-dog maximum per adult. Registration opens at 9 a.m., reopens 30 minutes before sessions if spots remain, and owners must sign a waiver. Sessions are 50 minutes and divided by dog weight. Dogs must show current rabies, DHLP and Bordetella vaccinations and wear a collar and license in the pool area. Rapids Water Park opened in 1979 and now offers more than 40 slides.
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