FlowRider Double
An accessible sheet wave on the main waterpark floor. Bodyboard first, stand when you're ready. Two lanes, so nobody waits long.
We built the barrel here instead. The most complete stationary wave installation in the country — a sheet wave, a deep flow wave, and a ten-foot barrel — indoors, in Ashland, Kentucky, at 84° all year.
Start on the sheet. Graduate to the board. Earn the barrel. Lessons at every level, private sessions, surf-only memberships, and a shop with boards and gear. Spectator seating, because watching is half of it.
An accessible sheet wave on the main waterpark floor. Bodyboard first, stand when you're ready. Two lanes, so nobody waits long.
Deep flow, real surfboards, adjustable wave height. This is where you learn to actually surf — turn, carve, and fall a lot.
Ten feet of standing barrel. The spectacle piece, the competition floor, and the reason people drive from Charleston and Lexington.
A translucent, UV-filtered ceiling floods the park with real daylight and zero sunburn. It's February outside. It isn't in here.
One RFID wristband per guest. It's your door, your locker, your surf access, and your wallet. One pass gets you everything under the roof — the slides, the waves, the rink, the gym, the sand. Nothing behind a second paywall.
Add-ons priced separately: cabanas · court rentals · private lessons · parties
Day, multi-day, monthly, seasonal, annual, household, and surf-only. Pick the one that matches how often you'll actually come — most people underestimate.
The card looks identical to everyone else's. The swipe is identical. No one can tell the difference between a kid whose parents loaded their card and a kid whose card we loaded.
In partnership with the Ashland Area YMCA, at-risk youth get full facility access through their Y membership — and we fund expanded scholarships so more kids qualify than the Y could carry alone. After-school programs, summer camps, ninja classes, surf lessons, leagues, mentorship, tutoring.
Privately funded. Owned outright. No debt, no investors, no taxpayer money. Once the build is paid back, the profit cycles back into the programs. Indefinitely.