We had a great day. The slides were fun but do be prepared to wait if you want to go on a tube slide as you have to get in line for a tube and then get in line for the slide. The roller coaster is quite tame and a decent introduction to coasters for young kids. The kiddo also loved the kids splash park area. We spent the whole day at the park from one to close. We did find that a number of things didn't necessarily work properly. The token machine for the lockers wasn't giving tokens but they sent someone over right away and they gave me one. There's also meant to be some kind of Quest activity on some side trails but this doesn't seem maintained at all so we didn't bother with it after a couple of stations didn't work. Overall a really fun day but I wouldn't recommend spending any time on the small side things.

Manage expectations. This is not Marine World. This is a well spaced out park. Only 2 places to eat, one at the beginning and one near the end. The one near the end just had a Beavertails and a place that only served hotdogs and slush puppies. This is not just a water park. There is a fun, little splash park at the beginning. Then the 4 big water slides. Then a pool. That’s it for water. They have a variety of other things. Fair rides, haunted house (not scary), roller coaster (not scary either) playground, funny mirrors and a house of mirrors, castle (only the outside) small petting zoo, etc. Didn’t seem like a lot but we managed to spend almost 5 hours there with a 7 & 4.5 year old. It was busy but not packed at all.

We went on a cold day with rain looming so we were able to do quite a bit without waiting which was nice. Having the mix of water park and rides is a nice variety which helps kids stay engaged. A lot of the attractions have seen better days or were only partially operational. My partner and I were genuinely shocked at how unhappy and disengaged all the employees were throughout the day. They barely made eye contact, never spoke to us. We’d approach rides or attractions and and have to ask employees if we could get on because they wouldn’t really acknowledge us. We had a good day but it was just a very odd vibe to feel like the employees at the fun park were all so miserable.

This place was what my kids (6 & 3) wanted to do all week, so we gave in. I found the passes to be pretty expensive ($35) for a park that is staffed by preteens and looking a little neglected or out of order. We didn’t do the water park, and we still had lots to look at. Carnival style rides were good for young kids, and there wasn’t any wait. Just a bizarre place to be, with the wacky little stops that cost a fortune and bored employees