We are committed to the safety of all our guests and employees. Safety is a partnership between Indiana Beach and you, our guests. Please observe all warnings outlined in this guide and any rule or safety information provided by our team members.

The information in this document was updated prior to the start of the season and is subject to change.

If you believe your health could be at risk for any reason, or if riding an attraction could aggravate a pre-existing condition, please do not ride. Specific warnings and restrictions are posted at each ride and throughout the park.

All guests must be able to demonstrate a willingness and ability to follow verbal and written ride requirements. Guests who are unwilling or unable to follow instructions or comply with directions from team members will not be permitted to ride.

Indiana Beach reserves the right to make the final determination regarding a guest’s ability to ride and may deny access if management determines it is unsafe. Any guest who does not properly fit within the ride restraint system or vehicle will not be permitted to ride.

Parking

Accessible parking is available for guests with disabilities in the Boardwalk Parking Lot, located at the north end of the park, on a first-come, first-served basis.

A valid disabled persons parking placard or license plate must be displayed at all times while parked in designated accessible spaces.

 
Family & ADA Restrooms

Family restrooms with ADA accessibility are available at the following locations:

Near the Tilt-A-Whirl ride just inside the water park
At the south end of the park under the Sky Ride platform

First Aid

First aid stations are located:

Under the Cornball Express
Near the Haunted Castle
If you require medical assistance, please contact any uniformed team member who will immediately notify First Aid personnel.

 
Pregnancy

Guests who are pregnant, or believe they may be pregnant, should follow all posted ride safety guidelines. Attractions that specifically list pregnancy as a restriction should not be ridden.

 
Segways, Hoverboards & Wheelchairs

Segways, hoverboards, and other two-wheeled self-balancing electric vehicles are not permitted on Indiana Beach property.

A limited number of wheelchairs and Electric Convenience Vehicles (EVCs) are available for rent at Guest Relations on a first-come, first-served basis.

Guests are welcome to use their own personal wheelchairs or ECVs within the park.

Golf carts are not permitted in the boardwalk or midway areas at any time.

 
Outside Food

Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside Indiana Beach.

Guests with special dietary needs may bring limited food items necessary to accommodate those needs. Please speak with a team member at the entrance gate for assistance.

 
Cameras & Video Equipment

Cameras, video equipment, and cell phones are not permitted on most attractions. The Shafer Queen is the only attraction where photography is permitted during the ride.

On all other rides, guests must store cameras and loose items in a locker or leave them with a non-rider.

Please note that written permission is required to use photographs or recordings of Indiana Beach for commercial broadcasting, advertising, marketing, or publishing.

Waterproof sport cameras are not permitted on water attractions, as they are considered loose articles.

 
Oxygen Tanks & Medical Devices

Oxygen tanks and oxygen machines are not permitted on most rides.

For safety reasons, oxygen tanks and small personal oxygen machines are only permitted on the following attractions:

Shafer Queen
Wabash Cannonball Train
Giant Wheel
Oxygen machines that can be securely attached to the rider, similar to a purse or bag, may also be permitted on the Antique Autos.

All oxygen devices must be small enough to be safely secured between the rider’s feet or held in the rider’s lap and secured to the rider during the attraction.

Devices that cannot meet these requirements will not be permitted on any ride or attraction.

 
Service Animals

Trained service animals are welcome at Indiana Beach.

Service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained to perform tasks or work for an individual with a disability, including physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual, or other mental disabilities, as defined by ADA Title II and III.

Animals whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals.

Miniature horses that are individually trained to perform tasks for individuals with disabilities may also qualify as service animals.

Service animals must:

Be housebroken
Remain on a leash or harness
Remain under the control of the individual they assist at all times
Guests whose service animal demonstrates aggressive or disruptive behavior toward other guests or team members may be asked to remove the animal from the park.

Service animals are welcome in most areas of the park. However, many rides cannot safely accommodate animals, and service animals are not permitted on most attractions. A member of the guest’s party must remain with the animal while the guest rides.

Service animal relief areas are located:

Behind the Flush Water Slide at the north end of the park
On the island near the train station at the south end of the park
Owners are responsible for the clean-up and proper disposal of animal waste.