They can stand under the Rain Drop shower, which is a mushroom-shaped water fountain, or scamper between water spurts that blow at random to one side of the pool and rain down on the steps to the slides. For older kids, there's the Sharkless Lagoon - with its lily pad walk that looks like an obstacle course and works like one, too. The object is to hang onto the overhead rope and walk from one floating circle to another. This section of the water park is also where the fast-moving slide is located. There are some 40 to 50 arcade games to play.
Games take tokens, which are available at the entry to the water park.
Upstairs is the Cabana Cove, a small bar area and an adjoining snack bar serving pizzas, simple sandwiches, snacks and sodas. There are tables and chairs overlooking the pool area. Bring your own miniature umbrella for your beverage and call for a cabana boy. Unfortunately, there isn't much to keep teens busy for any length of time, and on days when the hotel hosts birthday parties in the water park, the crush of children may be too much for most adults. The Hilton hopes to attract families to its water park.