Slick City Action Park

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Tracy Langstonvia Google

17 days ago

I visited Slick City with my grandkids on a weekday. It was very clean with quality play equipment. My grandkids are 5 and 3, so they were not brave enough to go on all the slides, but there are a large variety of slides that look fun for toddlers through adults.

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Barbara Bullionvia Google

30 days ago

This is a wonderful family friendly facility. Very clean, plenty of room for spectators to sit. Plenty of staff walking around to keep an eye on the sliders. They also have dodgeball basketball and a great little junior course for kids under the age of five. Regardless

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Xclusiveronivia Google

about 2 months ago

Great place for bith adult and youth fun. Several fun slides and a jungle gym for toddlers 5 and under. Had a blast. The cashier was so nice and flexible. Even tho we cane at the end of the night amd the lowest advertised session is 90 minutes. She was able to adjust it for the 1 hr left install of robbling us which we would've paid for 90 minutes just for the experience. Had nice food menu and adult drinks!!

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Zachary Huntervia Google

3 months ago

Pretty fun place. A bunch of pretty fun slides kids and adults can go on. There is also a jr area for kids 5 and under. There is also a dodge ball and basketball court. Small cafe area so chicken fingers pizza typical fried or frozen foods. They also sell beer wine and seltzers. A decent size designated area for parties. The bathrooms are very clean with men, women and family. I went with two of my kids on a weekday. It was pretty dead at opening and by the time we left there were maybe 10 families running around. Over all good experience price is slightly higher than expected but still worth it on random occasions.

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Jess Breauxvia Google

3 months ago

We went for adults only night and we had a blast! Reasonably priced adult beverages. No wait, not crowded. Most of the sides are about 22 ft tall and you will catch air on quite a few. Two hours went by quickly and everyone there had huge smiles on their faces. Definitely don't go on the Royal Flush if you have low back issues (The landing drops you through a hole which can fold you backwards) All the rest I would say are pretty safe if you do the technique properly (arms straight over the pad so you don't bust up your elbows) You can also protect your neck and face by lifting the front end of the mat as you reach the landing zone so you're not thrown forward (the slides are oiled to be slick and the landing zone is not). Overall we came out with minor injuries lol, less than we did from a parkour class 🤣 Nice touch for the adults that they have alcohol and massage chairs 🙌