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Andrew Johnson
via Google It was an experience!
The kids had a good time. It's a bit of chaos with lines (for the slides). They just kept getting back in line.
It's relatively easy - get a mat, slide, get in line, do it again. Very few adults did the slides.
We were there for a birthday party, and that was ok. Half decent pizza, and drinks. You're crammed in and right next to other parties so don't expect a private experience.
It's also VERY loud.
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Mahonale Watersvia Google It was my families and I first time and it smelled a bit like hot 🥵 gym breath, and the wavier took like 5-10 mins to complete. Annnnnd don’t have a bunch of kids. It’s really gonna take like 15-20 mins. It was really crowded around 3:30pm and they were only allowing people who made online orders in to play. So that sucked if you didn’t already know to do that! But after all that…. there seemed to be a lot of fun going on in there! It was my baby girls 8th birthday and she brought a few friends to slide with her. She was scared to slide down quite a few of the slides that looked too high for her to go down. But over all they really enjoyed themselves and had a lot of fun on the slides. However,
I didn't get to slide down any slides for my first time visiting. 😩 I was just an observer. BUT… boy o boy, was I itching to slide down a couple of them slides 😅 I ain’t gonna lie, it looked real fun! So much so… you know what! I think I’m going to plan a surprise girls night out on adult night from 9pm -11pm and just go have some good ol’ fun. Sliding! But, If you’ve gotten this far in my review ❤️ & comment “MIA” in the comments if you can, so we know you made it this far for Mia’s Birthday! And thanks for reading, a mom 😜
Mom Tip - Get the gift cards. Iykyk 💪🏾
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D Williamsvia Google My grand baby and I enjoyed this place sooo much it was her 5th birthday! I didn’t really know what to expect well let me tell you those doors opened and the look she gave me was priceless we had a blast… I was kinda sore the next day ( the steps was a full body workout) but over the price wasn’t bad they could turn up the air to keep it a little cooler but it was definitely a great time
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Angela Harrisvia Google This attraction is a brilliant twist on the classic water park concept, delivering the thrills without the splash. Imagine a water park experience without the water; that’s exactly what you get here.
The venue is massive, hosting a diverse collection of slides guaranteed to satisfy thrill-seekers. The experience is defined by sheer speed; some descents are so rapid that riders genuinely catch air, providing a heart-pounding, unforgettable rush.
Beyond the main attractions, there are thoughtful amenities, including a dedicated section for toddlers, a fun basketball zone, and a handy concession stand. While the initial admission is on the pricier side, the exceptional fun factor makes it a worthwhile destination a few times a month, especially considering the availability of year-round membership options.
There is, however, one significant drawback: access to the thrilling slides is only via stairs. This lack of accessibility is a disappointing oversight, as it currently prevents wheelchair users and other guests with mobility challenges from enjoying the main attractions. I sincerely hope the management invests in accommodations, such as an elevator or specialized lift, in the near future to make this fantastic experience truly inclusive.
Overall, despite the accessibility challenges, this is a highly recommended and unique venue. If you need a guaranteed place for your children to thoroughly burn off excess energy, this park is a success.
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Starla Johnsonvia Google The kids really had fun. They have like 10 slides total and 2 basketball courts. Then in the back corner a little play area. But the price point is a real killer. Definitely expensive. I also don't like that we paid for 9pm-11pm on Saturday night but the line was to the door and they don't start selling the tickets till exactly 9pm so we didn't actually get to start sliding until like 9:25pm so I would definitely buy the tickets only so you can bypass that big line. I would also suggest getting food before you go! I bought 2 Gatorades, 1 mug root beer, in bottles, then a fountain drink, and mozzarella sticks(which really were not good) and paid $35. Also on Saturday night you have to buy a T-shirt. Which was fine but I got really upset when they told me they do not supply tshirts in child sizes. Like what? The reason we came here was for the kids, so we are literally buying 4 adult size tshirts...
