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All major credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover)
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Mobile payment options (Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay)
No. Cash is not accepted anywhere on Angel Lagoon property, including ticketing, concessions, bars, retail, rentals, and parking.
Please plan ahead—cash cannot be used or converted on-site. Visit a local bank or retail location before your visit to load your cash onto a prepaid debit card or make other arrangements.
Admissions and rentals (cabanas, pavilions, water activities) are non-refundable, including any missed or unused tickets not covered under the venue’s Inclement Weather Policy.
No. Angel Lagoon is a smoke-free facility.
Yes. Swimming areas are clearly marked, with a maximum depth of 5 feet. Deeper areas are reserved for paddle board and kayak activities.
Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult (18+). For safety, we recommend all minors be accompanied.
No. Parking is included with your ticket. Onsite attendants will direct you upon arrival.
No. Personal umbrellas, tents, or canopies are not permitted.
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No outside food, drinks (including bottled water), or coolers are allowed.
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Exceptions are made for medical or specific dietary needs.
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A full menu of food, snacks, non-alcoholic beverages, and bar options is available on-site.
Yes, re-entry is allowed with your wristband.
- Yes. Swimwear must be family-friendly and designed for water recreation.
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No overly revealing or sheer attire without appropriate swimwear underneath.
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Swimsuit tops are required at all times.
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T-shirts, cover-ups, and swim shoes are permitted.
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Pasties or adhesive-only clothing is not allowed.
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No. Only equipment from the National Sailing Club is permitted in the non-swimming areas and must be launched at the floating dock.
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Common household pets are not allowed.
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Service Animals: Under Texas law and the ADA, trained service animals are permitted in public accommodations. You may be asked what service the animal is trained to perform. Service animals are not allowed in the lagoon water. Owners must maintain control and clean up after the animal at all times. Disruptive animals or those not under control will result in the guest being asked to leave. Only dogs trained to perform tasks directly related to a disability qualify as service animals under ADA guidelines.
