Hersheypark just dropped some major news that is bound to pull at the heartstrings of nostalgic theme park fans everywhere. One of the park's most iconic and deeply beloved water attractions is officially taking its final bow this season, meaning you only have a few months left to experience it before it is gone for good.
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View this post on InstagramEven if you aren't quite brave enough to handle that steep 100-foot drop yourself, anyone who grew up visiting the park knows that half the fun of Tidal Force happened on dry land. The ride's exit bridge became legendary in its own right, serving as a designated "splash zone" where onlookers could stand completely exposed to the elements just to get absolutely drenched when a boat hit the bottom of the track.
"When a vessel takes its last voyage, we believe it deserves a proper send-off," the Hersheypark website post says. "After 32 years of making the biggest splashes Hersheypark has seen, the final tide goes out on Tidal Force at the end of the 2026 summer season."
Amanda Polyak, public relations manager with Hersheypark, did not give a specific reason why the ride is closing or what exactly will replace it, but hinted that big things are always brewing behind the scenes. "Hersheypark is always planning and exploring ways to enhance the guest experience," Polyak told Lancasteronline.com. "We will share any future plans when appropriate."
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