Alabama Adventure & Splash Adventure

Alabama Adventure & Splash Adventure (formerly Alabama Splash Adventure and Visionland Amusement Park) is a combination water park and theme park and the largest tourist attraction in the state of Alabama.

Located west of Birmingham and east of Tuscaloosa, the park is now family owned and operated by Koch Family Parks, led by Dan Koch. Families will find that the re-imagined Alabama Splash Adventure offers more value and fun than ever before.

The property is over 200 acres and includes a 7-acre water park, newly added children's rides and for roller coaster fans, Rampage returns in 2015, as the tallest and fastest wooden coaster in Alabama.

The water park offers plenty of wet fun for the summer with tube slides, body slides, a lazy river, and a large wave pool.

Thrill-seekers can brave a nine-story vertical plummet on Acapulco Drop. Families can explore Castaway Island. an interactive water playground with geysers, fountains, dumping buckets, and more. Kahuna Waves. is the park's 800,000-gallon wave pool with rolling four-foot waves and Warrior River. is a relaxing endless river you can float on a tube.

Alabama Splash Adventure offers families more value than ever before. Starting in 2015 park admission includes free unlimited Pepsi soft drinks, complimentary parking, sunscreen, inner tubes for water park attractions, and wireless Internet to keep you connected.

Ownership History

Alabama Splash Adventure reopened for the 2012 season with new owners and a new direction operating only the water park. The park originally opened on May 23, 1998, as VisionLand Amusement Park. In 2002 the park filed for bankruptcy and operated only the water park for the summer season. The park was purchased in bankruptcy and eventually re-branded Alabama Adventure in 2006. The Koch family led by Dan Koch purchased the park in March 2014 and announced they would start to make annual investments in new attractions, including the revival of the park's popular wooden coaster.