Although my daughters (ages 5 and 8) and I had a blast at this place, I found it overpriced…read more Tickets for all 3 of us, for just 90 minutes, was around $100. And then, we had to pay another SIXTEEN dollars just for socks! We even brought our own grip socks, but because they were from a different establishment, they said we couldn't use them and HAD to purchase socks from them if we wanted to enjoy the slides. After paying the $16, as we were changing into the socks, I noticed that the family that came in right after us, had their own socks, NOT from slick city. One of the kids even said they always bring their own socks, every time. Very very frustrating. The food court/snack bar was also very pricy. I can understand making customers pay for socks if they are cheap... like 1-2$ a pair, but that policy also needs to be enforced. Paying $16 + for socks and then seeing the next group not even using them is ridiculous.

I love this place! my son has a membership. we love it here :) affordable and clean and the staff…read moreis always so friendly.

We had such a fun experience here today! We came from out…read moreof town and wanted something fun for the kids today and this place hit all the marks. Train, playground inside and outside, splash pad, carousel and lots of lunch picnic tables. It was great to see everyone out enjoying summer. Bathrooms easily accessible for the littles. Great experience overall! If we lived closer we would definitely be here more.

WOW !!! Way more than expected when looking for something to do with an extra day in Phoenix area…read more Decided to visit on a whim (saw Free, Trains, Park). Really glad we did as we spent the better part of the day with no kids/grandkids (hope to bring them one day) enjoying the park. The locals are really lucky to have such a gem near-by to enjoy. So many things to enjoy from a train ride ($3) per ride or you can buy a day pass for $12 which includes the Carousel (pretty sure). There is a shaded playground and splash area (free) with picnic tables located throughout the park. We saw several parties going on at different covered areas (assume u can rent), and there is the Family Circus pavilion with tables near the snack bar Snack Bars (2) - one building and one in a Caboose near playground. The prices are really reasonable and a nice menu (chicken tenders, corn dogs). The ice-cream sucked us in with "Superman" which takes me back to childhood in the mid-west. Prices were great and the Staff even greater as they were super friendly (could be a name of a new ice-cream flavor). Tables located inside if needed to beat the heat. There is a gift shop with unique items to the park(t-shirts. stickers, stuff animals, puzzles etc.) a museum with the history of the park & the Family behind it. We spent the best part of the morning walking around the park, riding the train and exploring the miniature train building which in itself is amazing and beats some that we paid to visit. They have all the sizes on displays that I am sure a lot of spouses are happy that they are there and not in the basement or family room. These dioramas are intricate and beautifully done for each gauge of train with historic scenes to cool pop-culture ones. You could walk around a dozen times & probably see something you missed each time. They definitely spend a lot of time, money & energy to keep it up. Restrooms located throughout the park, easy free parking and a lot to see & do, if you have kids or grandkids or just a big kid yourself.

My family and I went to Sunsplash this last Sunday and we had a great time. We opted to pack a…read morelunch that we kept in the car and ate it in the trunk of our car. The weather was perfect but it would be a lot to eat in the car during the hot summer. I feel like there was a lot of variety of things to do for the age difference of my kids. My main issue was with the flooring of the entire park. I'd like to see them do something to make the sidewalk more comfortable for the 99% of people who are walking around barefoot. All of our feet hurt from walking around on the really hard concrete. I guess I'd recommend you wear water shoes if you have them. We used a Get Out Pass and the whole process was seamless. It's worth getting because just a trip to Sunsplash is pretty much the same price as a Get Out Pass and you get so much out of it. I don't know if I'd go again because the cost is pretty high.

Could you maybe stop hiring slow children to attend your arcade? And I'm not trying to disparage…read morethe disabled, these teenagers do. not. care. Get rid of them. All of your card scanning machines are broken. I asked your clerk for service on a machine that needed to be refilled and she told me it would be "about half an hour" you still owe me a refund for those game plays. My son won a lava lamp from redemption and the girl climbed to the shelf and started to take down a lit, hot one until someone else had to tell her to get a new one out instead after she was obviously burning herself. Every time I turned around they were chatting with their friends or screwing around instead of doing literally anything of value. I can't believe your business is turning a profit. What is your training program? Two rocks and a wish for good luck?

So far so good! We got the Pogo Pass with a discount through Groupon and we haven't had any…read moreproblems using it at any of the participating businesses. We've been able to go ice skating, cool down at Sunsplash, play mini golf at Golfland, and visit various indoor play areas such as KTR and FunBox. We even get some emails offering additional free admission days to certain Pogo Pass parks as an extra bonus. I've felt like it has been worth it to invest in the pass.

This is such a great deal and so much fun to enjoy with the family. Love going to Sunsplash, Fat…read moreCats, ASU games, etc. Deals can go down to $35 during special sales and you can't pass it up. Emma Berg

Great zoo, loved the kids play areas. A nice selection of…read moreanimals. The only reasons I gave it 4 stars was the forced exit through the gift shop. I get it is a money maker, however those of us with autistic kids know what can easily be a "no" turns into a 30-60 minute exploration of every item, needing to touch everything, and a full blown meltdown. Give people the option to avoid... please.

We have gone to the Phoenix Zoo three times over the years. This was the first time bringing our…read morekids to enjoy it. There are a lot of great animals at the zoo. Most seem to have comfortable exhibits as well. The orangutans are our favorite exhibit to visit as the four orangutans are fascinating to see up close. They can be seen wandering their yard climb on the activity's or inside avoiding the heat. The animals of Arizona section is really well done. Much more walkable than much of the rest of the zoo and provides ample shade for guests and animals. The zoo is pretty hilly in many sections including the farm and the Sahara exhibits. Be prepared to walk a lot. There are restrooms and zoo stands around, but many were closed on a Wednesday. It is a fun zoo, but definitely harder during the summer months to fully enjoy.

I joined this group years ago when looking for a benefits site for a company. I've called in a few…read moretimes and the service is above par. The website is easy to use and the car rental prices are FAR BETTER than any other site I've ever used or tried to price match against.

Depending on your employer you may qualify to use the services of Employee Network. My company is…read moreon their list, so we can take advantage of the discounted theme park tickets and other stuff. Mostly we do the tickets. This visit we purchased Six Flags and Hurricane Harbor tickets at a significant discount. They are live tickets, too, so you go straight to the gate (instead of going to a ticket booth to redeem a voucher). The discounts were significant, and we saved a good amount of money. They also have tickets for Legoland, Seaworld, and other stuff. Plus some discounts for local activities. Definitely worth checking their website to see if they have discounts that will help you for your next activity or vacation.

A 13 yr old died flying off on their yoyo ride in Montana recently. If that happened in any other…read morebusiness they'd shut them down. Not compliant or safe whatsoever. Not to mention completely preventable.