1982 -	• Oceans Of Fun, a 60-acre water park with over three dozen water-related attractions, opens. Costing over $7 million, the Midwest's largest water park can accomodate up to 7,500 guests daily.
1983 -	• The Typhoon is added, as one of the world's longest dual speed racing slides • Frisbee Folf, is added behind Surf City. • Treasure Island and Bobbin'N Wobblin is added in Neptune's Lagoon.
1985 -	• Oceans of Fun entertains its 1 millionth visitor.
1987 -	• the Caribbean Cooler, an 810-foot lazy river float trip is added.
1988 -	• Oceans of Fun entertains its 2 millionth visitor.
1991 -	• Crocodile Isle, a new area for children is added. • Oceans of Fun breaks its attendance record, entertaining 361,771 guests.
1992 -	• The Monsoon is Added. • Neptune's Lagoon is removed. • Coconut Cove, a huge superpool for the entire family is added. • The Same-Day Gateway, linking Oceans of Fun and Worlds of Fun is added. • Oceans of Fun entertains its 3 millionth visitor.
1995 -	• Captain Kidds, an interactive play ship for children is added to Crocodile Isle. • Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun are purchased from Hunt Midwest Enterprises by Cedar Fair L.P.
1999 -	• The New 72' tall Water Slide, Hurricane Falls is added to Oceans of Fun. • Frisbee Folf is removed.