Trending Now - Texas Waterpark Faces Backlash Over Exclusive 'muslim Only' Day

WHO:

NY Post - A local Islamic group is involved in renting the Texas waterpark for the event.

WHAT:

NY Post - A flier for the DFW Epic Eid event noted three times that attendance was strictly for Muslims.

NY Post - The Texas waterpark is hosting a "Muslims only" event on June 1, which requires attendees to wear modest swimsuits.

NY Post - The event is titled "DFW Epic Eid" and has received backlash for its exclusivity.

WHERE:

NY Post - The event is taking place at a taxpayer-funded waterpark in Texas.

WHEN:

NY Post - The "Muslims only" event is scheduled for June 1.

WHY:

NY Post - The backlash includes concerns that the event's exclusivity may lead to questions about whether there should be a "Christians only" day at the waterpark.

NY Post - The backlash includes concerns about civil rights violations due to the exclusivity of the event.

HOW:

Drudge Report - The waterpark is implementing a policy that requires modest dress and Halal-slaughtered meat for the event.

(UPDATED May 5, 2026 01:29 UTC)

A flier for the DFW Epic Eid event has sparked controversy by stating three times that attendance is strictly for Muslims. This exclusivity has led to backlash, with some raising concerns about whether there should be a "Christians only" day at the waterpark. The discussion continues as community members weigh in on the implications of such events.

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(UPDATED May 4, 2026 23:20 UTC)

A local Islamic group is renting a taxpayer-funded waterpark in Texas for an upcoming event titled "DFW Epic Eid," which is set to take place on June 1. This "Muslims only" gathering has sparked backlash over concerns of civil rights violations due to its exclusivity and requirements for attendees to wear modest swimsuits and consume Halal-slaughtered meat. The controversy surrounding the event highlights ongoing discussions about inclusivity and community standards in public spaces.