I’m at the JW Marriott Turnberry right now and it has a waterpark but also is a very nice hotel outside Miami.

It may be too low brow for the DCUM crowd, but the Riu in Costa Rica has an amazing water park. My kids still talk about it five years later.

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That week is probably already sold out there.

Ritz/JW Orlando grande lakes

I’ve heard very good things about the Four Seasons in Orlando.

The Turnbery in Miami is great

Ritz Carlton Dorado Beach has a fantastic private waterpark for all ages. Also El Conquistador Resort in Fajardo, PR has El Coqui Water Park which is great for everyone as well. It overlooks the ocean.

Hilton Rose Hall in Montego Bay, Jamaica...10 minutes from the airport.

The grand at Moon Palace resort in cancun

Anonymous wrote:JW Marriott San Antonio and JW Marriott Desert Ridge (Phoenix) both have lazy rivers and slides.

Agree on Desert Ridge - and it's heated.

Just got back from Hilton La Romana in the Dominican Republic - 4 water slides and a lazy river as part of the resort.

I wasn't wild about the experience overall and wouldn't return. Have two teens and a younger kid and only one wanted to go back to the water park after an afternoon there.

JW Marriott San Antonio and JW Marriott Desert Ridge (Phoenix) both have lazy rivers and slides.

Beaches T&C

Hyatt Ziva Cap Cana is a favorite of my kids.

I'm not looking for a full on waterpark (i.e., Great Wolf Lodge), but more so a nice resort, somewhere warm, that happens to have a waterpark "feature" as part of its pool set up. For example, we liked the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point in FL which has three (IIRC) waterslides and a lazy river.

Aiming for somewhere we can swim outside over Easter break (April 12-20 for my kids). Anywhere within continental US, Caribbean, or Mexico is fine. Not overly concerned about budget.