The water park

[ArianaPeeDesperation 18]

It was a Saturday afternoon and I was alone at a water park going on rides and having fun. Then I desperately needed to pee as I had some beer at a local bar. Then I thought “why not just hold it in for until you leave” so I did. First I went to the vending machine and got some coke and downed it. My bladder was filling up fast. So I went on some rides especially this one called “The Dragons lair” it had a huge drop whoch made me leak a little bit I was able to recover. After I went on some more chill rides my bladder was very full as I made my way down to the bathroom in the changing rooms big I didn’t make it as I peed myself in the middle of the corridor but there was no one their luckily. I was still embarrassed tho. When I left it was dark outside but suddenly I needed to pee again. My house was a 5 minute drive away but when I was like in my bathroom my underwear was wet from the water but I felt really horny so I went downstairs and held it for a bit more until I made a huge puddle on the floor❤️❤️

[Alfresco 11,008]

Sounds like a fun experience.

Water parks are great places for peeing as you are constantly in and out of water and nobody bats an eyelid if you are wet.  I have peed whilst on water rides, in the pools, sat on the grass, even whilst walking between rides or standing in queues.   As long as you don't pee huge volumes at a time, you can pee small amounts in your swim kit and let it run down your legs.  People just think it is water.

Also, you can notice at water parks that the toilets are nowhere near as busy as you would expect for the volume of people, so it is a fair assumption that many people are peeing in the water or around the park.

[beachmom 1,762]

On 6/2/2020 at 6:49 AM, Alfresco said:

Sounds like a fun experience.

Water parks are great places for peeing as you are constantly in and out of water and nobody bats an eyelid if you are wet.  I have peed whilst on water rides, in the pools, sat on the grass, even whilst walking between rides or standing in queues.   As long as you don't pee huge volumes at a time, you can pee small amounts in your swim kit and let it run down your legs.  People just think it is water.

Also, you can notice at water parks that the toilets are nowhere near as busy as you would expect for the volume of people, so it is a fair assumption that many people are peeing in the water or around the park.

As someone who worked at a water park I can tell you that it's very common for not just guests, but employees to just pee around the park. Guards will often be working the top or bottom of slides for hours at a time, it's commonly discussed between our staff how and where to pee unnoticed at the various stations. While their actions go totally unnoticed through the day, after closing they're much less discrete. Because we're all doing so throughout the day and speak about it between ourselves, after closing time it's common to see a stream coming down off a slide tower, a poolside pee as well as peeing all around the locker rooms. Employees have the same needs as the guests, but it's even more difficult for us to get to the restrooms. It's certainly not a risky act to pee around water parks, as the employees that you might be concerned about are far more open minded about peeing around the park than any of the guests.

[Alfresco 11,008]

@beachmom, that's good to know that employees discuss it openly and regularly pee around the park.

To be fair, they must fully realise that lots of people pee in and around the water.

I once saw a female lifeguard at an indoor pool pee into the pool.   I have written about it somewhere here before, but in summary she was a good looking girl, got down off her viewing steps, sat on the lip at the edge of the pool (it was a pool without raised edge, the water lapped onto the poolside).  She was sat just at the edge of the water with her legs dangling into the water.   She stayed there about a minute then splashed water over her lower swimsuit before getting up and going back to the viewing platform.

[Alfresco 11,008]

6 minutes ago, beachmom said:

As someone who worked at a water park

What role did you have in the water park?    Can you share some tales of your own peeing exploits around the park?

[beachmom 1,762]

16 minutes ago, Alfresco said:

What role did you have in the water park?    Can you share some tales of your own peeing exploits around the park?

I was in charge of the water quality testing and the management of the chemicals and water treatment. We had about 30 guards on a shift, and another 50 or so support people at the gates, food courts and in cleaning and maintenance. While the support staff working in street clothes tends to use the restrooms most of the day, I can tell you few of the lifeguards do. It's something the guards casually speak of and share with new guards. As you say, guards in the wave pool, lazy river and landing pools commonly sit down at the edge of the pools to relieve themselves. Those working in the water just go of course, but those working the top of the slides are the most limited. Experience guards will often give to new guards suggestions, wait until the line disappears and let go quickly or do a slow dribbling release over a few minutes. Sometimes they'll wait until they need to get into the water to help position little kids, ect. They manage to do it quite discretely during the day, but after the crowds are gone the guards are quite open about doing so. Ironically, I myself use the pools while checking water quality and we're all open minded pissing around the locker room. Some of the new girls seem a bit surprised and even uncomfortable about it at first, but in a matter of a week or so they've become accustomed to the practice. I can't really speak for the guys, but I find that the girls seem to become quite relieved to no longer fell like they have to be encumbered with running to the restrooms or holding it. As it's been said, "now I know what it's like to be a guy, you can just go when you need to!"

[Ms. Tito 2,042]

On 6/4/2020 at 8:39 AM, beachmom said:

I was in charge of the water quality testing and the management of the chemicals and water treatment. We had about 30 guards on a shift, and another 50 or so support people at the gates, food courts and in cleaning and maintenance. While the support staff working in street clothes tends to use the restrooms most of the day, I can tell you few of the lifeguards do. It's something the guards casually speak of and share with new guards. As you say, guards in the wave pool, lazy river and landing pools commonly sit down at the edge of the pools to relieve themselves. Those working in the water just go of course, but those working the top of the slides are the most limited. Experience guards will often give to new guards suggestions, wait until the line disappears and let go quickly or do a slow dribbling release over a few minutes. Sometimes they'll wait until they need to get into the water to help position little kids, ect. They manage to do it quite discretely during the day, but after the crowds are gone the guards are quite open about doing so. Ironically, I myself use the pools while checking water quality and we're all open minded pissing around the locker room. Some of the new girls seem a bit surprised and even uncomfortable about it at first, but in a matter of a week or so they've become accustomed to the practice. I can't really speak for the guys, but I find that the girls seem to become quite relieved to no longer fell like they have to be encumbered with running to the restrooms or holding it. As it's been said, "now I know what it's like to be a guy, you can just go when you need to!"

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