It isn't quite a water park, but they did build a "floating activity area", called Pelican Plunge ... with slides, water cannons, etc. It was still being built when we were there last summer, but it looked super fun.
Additional details are on the Disney site, either here or here.
It has two slides one open and one enclosed. Wasn't too long of a line, fun.
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There is a little "water park" on CC. It's called Spring-a-Leak. Below what's they have to say about it on the DCL site:
Cool off at the brand-new, 2,400-square-foot water play area and find yourself immersed in what appears to be the remnants of a washed-away beach dwelling. The watery fun begins as you enter the storm-ravaged structure. Be greeted by dripping pipes, broken plumbing and hissing misters that have been exposed and twisted by the tropical tempest that wiped out the original structure.
Scuttle's Cove also has a little water play area:
The youngest cruisers will enjoy this sandy play spot, a "hub" of youth activities supervised by Disney counselors from the ship. Scuttle's Cove now features a new whimsical water play area: a 1,200-square-foot soft wet deck area provides fresh-water fun with an array of pop jets, geysers and bubblers. With organized activities and Monstro's Point—a giant whale-bone excavation site—kids will be delighted all day long. (A limited number of all-terrain wheelchairs can be obtained here.)
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