ORLANDO, Fla. — As the temps heat up, one Central Florida splash park is advertising itself as the place to cool down.

“A splash park in Central Florida? I don’t know how you go to a theme park without a place to cool off,” said Gatorland President and CEO Mark McHugh.

He showed Spectrum News new water features, like a massive dumping barrel.

Elsewhere at Gator Gully Splash, he pointed out coconut palm sprayers, frogs that flood and well-placed Adirondack chairs to let the adults lean back.

“Get a cold beverage from our Gator Gully general store and let the kids run off that energy off,” McHugh said.

The 110-acre park started as a roadside attraction and is about stirring up memories of old Florida while showering guests with new experiences.

Now through the end of March, Florida residents get half-off a single day admission ticket to Gatorland. The splash park is included in the price of admission.