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Kids playing at the Finch Park splash pad

SPLASH GUIDE: Cool off at these 15 McKinney-area splash pads, pools this summer

By Shelbie Hamilton

Splash pads at McKinney parks open for the season on May 1 and remain open through Oct. 31, according to the city’s website.

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