single-rider body slide that features an enclosed spiral. Opened in 2004. The Waikiki Wipeout is a yellow body slide that features a giant drop. Opened in 2004. Pipeline features three orange 1 or 2 rider tube slides: an entirely enclosed tube slide, a partially enclosed, partially open tube slide, and a fully open tube slide. One of which (The enclosed) contains an interactive, state of the art music and lighting system which was added in August, 2012. Opened in 2004. Keiki Cove -- an interactive children's water treehouse filled with fountains, slides, climbing nets, water jets, and a giant bucket that drops 1,000 gallons of water every few minutes. Opened in 2004. The Honolulu Lulu is a three slide complex with twisting body slides. Opened in 2008. The Kona Kooler Adventure River is a circular lazy river with a portion of the river that contains waves making it an adventure river. Opened in 2004. The Hawaiian Half Pipe is a hot pink slide that propels riders straight up, then backwards from a tower. Opened in 2004. Former Slides Whirlwind 360 was a thrill ride with two slides that launch on top of a 60-foot tower launching two riders down two tubes that arc into a bowl. Once the riders do many revolutions, they will get out on stairs at the middle of the bowl. Opened in 2012. Closed and Demolished in 2020 Dining and shopping Sharky's is a small cafe located in the park that serves a variety of food choices. Opened in 2004. Pizza Hut Express opened in 2007 (closed). Surfside BBQ offers a full range of grilled and smoked meats cooked fresh daily as well as Hawaiian “shave ice." Island Trader's Gift Shop is a gift shop that rents lockers and offers snack items, sunscreen, Big Squirt water toys and Hawaiian Falls souvenirs. Opened in 2004. Hawaiian Falls Mansfield Hawaiian Falls Mansfield is located in Mansfield, Texas, which was announced on September 10, 2007, and opened on Memorial Day Weekend in May 2008. The water park sits on on Heritage Parkway and Texas State Highway 360. It consists of 14 water slides, a lazy river, an interactive water tree-house, a football-field size wave pool, and a children's activity pool, a private cabana area, as well as a few food stands. The park cost roughly $10 million and was built by David Busch of Hawaiian Falls Water parks in