Foley, Ala.— Bring the family to Downtown OWA to celebrate OWA’s annual Community Safety Day on Saturday, September 28th. Enjoy interactive demonstrations from first responders, public safety officers and local organizations while we celebrate those who work so hard to keep our community safe.
Events and activities for Community Safety Day will be located throughout admission-free Downtown OWA starting at 4 p.m. Come meet representatives from Baldwin EMC, the Foley Fire Dept, Alabama Department of Public Health, Weeks Bay Foundation, Mobile Bay National Estuary Program, Baldwin County Child Advocacy Center, and more! In addition, enjoy a variety of family fun activities including a 70-foot obstacle course, firefighter hat coloring, Red Light Green Light game, and great tunes by DJ Patrick on the OWA Island!
In addition, all first responders, healthcare workers and their families can enjoy a day at Tropic Falls and purchase a General Admission ticket for 15% off the day ticket, September 28-29, during regular Tropic Falls hours.**
Mark your calendar for a day of family-friendly fun at OWA, and thank those who have committed to providing a safe and secure environment for us all across Baldwin County, and make the pledge yourself!
**15% off the Pick-A-Day Price for the day of visit. In-person only, at the gate. Limit to 6 per Transaction/ID. Must provide a form of ID to receive the discount. Discount only good for 9/28-29.
For more information and a full event schedule, visit visitowa.com/community-safety-day.
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About OWA Parks & Resort: Award-winning OWA Parks & Resort in Coastal Alabama is owned and operated by the Poarch Creek Indians. OWA’s name is derived from a Creek word for “big water,” and the tropical theme of the 520-acre property was inspired by the Gulf of Mexico, minutes away via the Foley Beach Express.
At the heart of OWA is Tropic Falls, which includes a 23-ride theme park and the region’s largest indoor water park—bigger than a football field and covered by a convertible roof. Adjacent to the indoor water park and connected by a retractable wall is Big Water Bay, a 30,000 sq. ft. wave pool and Coastal Curl wave simulator. Just outside the ticketed areas is Downtown OWA. This pedestrian-only streetscape was inspired by Southern small towns and features numerous options for dining, shopping, and entertainment. The destination resort offers a full calendar of events, from Downtown OWA’s own Mardi Gras Parade to the annual Christmas tree lighting with fireworks and snowfall.
For on-site accommodations, relax at OWA’s own award-winning TownePlace Suites by Marriott. And for the RV traveler, Tropic Hideaway is a luxury RV resort that has everything you want, starting with its location at OWA Parks and Resort, just minutes from the Alabama beaches off the Foley Beach Express. The sites are all extra wide and feature a full complement of Wi-Fi and hook ups. Premium locations and pull-through sites are available. OWA is the place in Coastal Alabama to thrill, then chill.