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Waterpark SimulatorGuide

Build and manage a water park, create custom slides, hire staff, and run a park with friends. Check dated facts and official links before relying on older guides.

Fan-made · Sources reviewed Aug 24, 2026 · Unknowns stay marked

A tropical waterpark with blue and yellow slides above a clear turquoise pool. Original site artwork

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Two bright water slides curving together above a turquoise pool.

Play together

Crossplay & Multiplayer

Crossplay and local co-op evidence, the four-player limit, and current host controls.

Checked Aug 24, 2026 · Unknowns marked

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A tidy waterpark service pavilion with a lifeguard chair and safety equipment.

Run the park

Staff Overflow & Hiring

How to hire staff, increase capacity, and use Staff Overflow without invented costs.

Checked Aug 24, 2026 · Unknowns marked

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Three blank colorful direction signs beside a tropical waterpark pool.

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PC, PS5 & Xbox

Official platform status for PC, PS5, and Xbox, plus checked but unlisted platforms.

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Sources reviewed Aug 24, 2026

The game, in brief

What is Waterpark Simulator?

Waterpark Simulator is a first-person management simulator from CayPlay. You can design a park, build custom slides, manage staff, and deal with the unpredictable side of running attractions.

Version 1.0 added online co-op and expanded staff systems, including Security and Mascots. This independent guide separates official facts, third-party observations, and unresolved questions by date.

Developer
CayPlay
Official listings
PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S
Full release
July 31, 2026
Online session
Up to 4 players

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Start with the sourced multiplayer guide, then use the official listings whenever a platform or player limit may have changed.

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