3 Best Amusement Parks in Omaha, NE

“Fun-Plex provides a Wave Pool, Lazy River, Makana Splash Aqua Play structure, and multiple slides. There is the perfect one-day getaway. This family-friendly destination features a roller coaster, water rides, mini-golf, an arcade, and more. The park has various rides that will put a little flip, zip, and spin into your day. Fun-Plex is a perfect place to host company picnics, family fun days, and birthday parties. Fun-Plex provides complimentary life jackets for their guests. Showers are available at the main entrance. They have a variety of food options for infants, babies, and toddlers, including formula, milk, baby food, and personal snacks. There are a variety of water parks available in Fun-Plex, such as double trouble drop slides, rockin' rapids, typhoon falls, motion ocean wave pool, Lazy River, Makana Splash, and Lil' Lagoon.”

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“Sky Zone Trampoline Park Omaha has a spacious park that allows kids, teens, and adults to play daily. Sky Zone is the world's largest developer, operator, and franchisor of trampoline and active entertainment parks, with a network of over 300 global locations. The trampoline park covers all the springs between the trampoline mats to help prevent accidents. Sky Zone is the leading choice for group events, fundraisers, birthday parties, and celebrations of other special occasions. The park can accommodate groups of any size and offers activities suitable for everyone. Visitors can jump around at the park and have a good time with their loved ones. The staff can assist you while you play. Their guests have the option to reserve a private party room or rent out the entire venue.”

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“Scott Alaskan Adventure Splash Park is Alaskan-themed, featuring dancing waters through sprays and spouts, and over 75 bronze sculptures created by Nebraska’s own Matthew Placzek. The spraying water is managed through computerized controls, systematically rushing a mix of water and air through nozzles arranged around the sculptures to create dynamic water effects. The animals appear to breach, porpoise, splash, spray water from their blowholes, and emerge from or dive into the ocean. The centerpiece of Scott Alaskan Adventure Splash Park is an 18-foot-high humpback whale with water trailing from its extended fins. A whale’s tail is a separate sculpture that is 16 feet wide and eight feet tall, with water flowing from the edge as it appears to submerge for a deep dive. Additional bronze sculptures include 30 jumping salmon, 25 puffins, 15 sea lions sunning on rocks, three porpoising orcas, and three brown bears.”

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