Solid family wave pool located in the hurricane bay portion of Kentucky kingdom in Louisville ky…read more This is the smaller and less crowded wave pool in the park. Not nearly as crowded which makes it more family friendly. The waves aren't as large as the and intense as the "big surf" attraction which was the original and the more popular wave pool. However, this is still fun and you do get some nice and fun wave action. Overall cool and relaxing water attraction at Kentucky kingdom. More of just a place to actually swim like a public pool as it has more room and isn't as crowded as other water wave pools at hurricane bay

Thanks we always had a good time at the wave lagoon. This is a good mix of water fun for adults…read moremixed in with fun for kids. It is a nice and easy attraction for families with fun on the water

Big Surf is a massive water/wave park attraction located in hurricane bay of Kentucky kingdom in…read moreLouisville, Kentucky. Big Surf is a very popular attraction and was actually the original Hurricane bay attraction. When it first was added to Kentucky kingdom it was the only water attention so it was actually just called "hurricane bay". As that portion expanded and continued to grow it took on the moniker of Big Surf. It is a 750,000 gallon wave pull that gets up to 6 fr waves. If you go to the deeper end it can get pretty intense and I'd reccomended being a competent swimmer. Very fun but I really wish they would limit the amount of people and eliminate the inner tubes here. I always get super frustrated because it gets so crowded and your always bumping into people and tubes. I went here as a kid and loved it but as a parent it gives me anxiety. They usually have 2-3 lifeguards on site around the wave pool but it is so crowded and the big waves throw people around that it can be dangerous for little ones. I'd really oblige by the 48 Inches to be alone rule here and even then if someone isn't a strong swimmer I'd recommend some type of flotation device. Overall this is a super fun wave park. Probably the best one I have ever been in. It stimulates a big ocean wave as good as the real thing.

Deep water Dive is an intense, nerve racking and very fun body slide ride at the hurricane bay…read moreportion of Kentucky Kingdom in Louisville, Kentucky. This massive body slide is one of the worlds largest and is 12 stories tall and features a 377 foot drop with 121 feet of it coming at a 70 degree angle. I've rode this body slide multiple times and each time it doesn't get any less nerve inducing. First off you climb an insane amount of steps. For those who count steps you will get them by riding this ride. At the top you have a platform that offers beautiful views of the city and park. However on some days with a slight wind you will sway back and forth which adds to the thrill and unsettling feeling. The workers put you in a plastic tube casing and you stand up against a backboard with your arms and feet crossed. Below your feet's is a clear see through floor that will momentarily be removed from underneath you. As stated the first half of this slide is practically straight down. So if you fear heights do not look down. The machine has a 3...2...1 countdown but that isn't what triggers the floor being opened. The operators hit a button so there is no timing and bracing yourself for the fall. Some workers have some fun with it and drop you at different parts or pretend it's stuck and then let you fall. They of course still make sure you are in there properly and safe. The drop itself will literally take your breath away. Most of the time by time I can recollect my thoughts or breath I'm on the backstretch at high speeds and water is splashing me in the face. I personally love this ride. The epitome of a thrill ride. As stated Above. If you or your little ones do not do heights or scare easy then this isn't for you. It's no fun climbing the steps and I can imagine it wouldn't be fun climbing back down if you get up there and decide against it (happens a lot). The ride itself does have a min height requirement of 48 inches and max weight of 300lbs. It is a single rider so you are by yourself. The first time I took my kids alone I was stuck with "do I go first and hope they don't chicken out or do I go second and hope they don't freak out at the bottom or wander off". So just some things to consider before riding. Overall 5 star experience for me. Fun, thrilling and my absolute favorite water park attraction in the hurricane bay section. If they got me an elevator lift to the top id be more inclined to ride it back to back to back.

The islands is a set of 3-4 different small hut buildings near the main entrance of the Lousiville…read morezoo. The exhibits has always had a rotation of different animals including my favorite animal at the whole zoo the orangutan. He has always been very active and interactive. Will meet you face to face at the glass and put palm to palm with you. Also every playful. The other animals they have in these exhibits are unique and cool to look at as well. This exhibit has been around at least since I was a kid so it isn't newer but it it still holds up. Overall I'm a fan of Thai area. Always the fists thing we visit at the Lousiville zoo as we always tend to walk in and go to the right. Also one of my all time favorites of my oldest daughter (now a teenager) on her first zoo trip getting very excited to see an orangutan.

The islands is one of the first attraction to see you as you walk into the mall zoom. Soon as you…read moreenter the park is to the right and it offers a wide variety of animals that are in the islands. Birds chimpanzees different animals like that. One of the better parts of a zoom opinion is the islands. They have a lot of neat things to say like my daughters favorite the penguins

This was a blast. My oldest daughter and I got on this adventure river and we went around at four…read moreor five good times. It was so much fun it shoot you off quick do you have to be a certain height which is what my youngest daughter couldn't go and we just went around this big circle and ran in swam and played in the running to other people it's just a Lotta good fun. It is not a lazy river at all this is an adventure river like it says. It was a lot of fun and one of my favorite things at the park

We paid $46 to get into the pool and were there less than an hour before one of the camp kids…read moredefecated in the large pool where the older kids swim. Since I have older children, I asked for a refund because we were leaving. Staff told me they were "fixing the pH" and planned to reopen the pool. I made it clear that my children were not getting back into a pool that had just been contaminated with human waste. Their response? "No refunds." So just be aware: the "No Refunds" policy apparently applies no matter what--even when the reason you're leaving is a biohazard that shuts down the main pool shortly after you arrive. Extremely disappointing customer service. We paid for a day at the pool, not to deal with a sewage incident and then be told we're out of luck.

Some very unfortunate news especially for the kids: Oldham County confirms aquatic center needs…read morerepairs, won't open in 2022. Oldham County Judge-Executive David Voegele said the Oldham County Aquatic Center Pool at Wendell Moore Park won't open this year, but contrary to social media rumors, it won't permanently close. In a news release Thursday, Voegele said "structural and mechanical problems" last year led to a point where repairs need to be made now. "In each off-season, the Parks Department has worked with a pool vendor to identify and complete needed repairs," Voegele said. "However, last year problems increased - marked by burst pipe connections, failing pumps, a separation of the concrete pool deck from the pool, and a serious water leak which continuously drained chlorine from the pool. Chlorine is critical to keeping the water clean. The situation is such the pool cannot open and the needed repairs will require about 18 months to complete."

Great place to take the kids to play at the splash pad, play park or skate park. Large parking area…read moreand covered picnic tables

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Huber's Family Fun Park was such a cute, wholesome field trip destination…read more I chaperoned my son's trip there last week, and you could tell that the staff here really have hosting field trips down. After we got off our bus, we were shepherded to a three minute or so talk about how seeds grow into pumpkins, with rules of the pumpkin field (don't pick the green pumpkins!). And then the kids were given plastic pumpkins bags and let loose on the field. I also appreciated that this was an actual pumpkin field and not just a spot of ground where pre-picked pumpkins are strewn about. It was a bit muddy that day, but that didn't seem to dampen the fun. My son picked a great, small pumpkin to bring home with him. After that we stowed our pumpkins and grabbed our lunches, which we ate in a picnic pavilion. The only thing I'd caution with this is that the bathrooms, which are port 'o' potties, are in another area, and there weren't great options for washing dirty hands before eating. After we ate, we had about 20 minutes to play. The Family Fun Park boasts an expansive playing area with giant farm animals figures, diminutive play houses that kids can walk through, other playground equipment and bounce house-like trampolines. It was just enough activity to then make the bus ride back quiet, with several kids napping in their seats. I'm not sure the kids learned a lot on this trip, but it was fun and enjoyed by pretty much everyone who came along.

Family fun park is a playground or "theme park" located inside the massively seasonal popular…read moreHuber's wine and orchard in Borden Indiana. At the very entrance of the site is an exterior building and fenced off play area labeled "family fun park". The price is $6 a person to enter for anyone over the age of 12. And while they do have lots of cool things to see and experience for little ones anyone over the age of 12 will feel a smidge bit shafted as majority is aimed at the very young kids. That said it is a great value for kids under the age of 12. Very imaginative and massive sized playgrounds and play sets, a beautiful koi pond, wagon rides, inflatable bounces, tricycle races, a huge tunnel slide, bamboo mazes and corn mazes. There truly is a lot to do. My kiddos loved the houses sized doll houses to play in. The tire slide was popular as well as the small bounce inflatables. The bamboo maze and corn maze were relatively small and easy to navigate sticking to the young age theme but they were still eat. Especially the bamboo maze as I've never seen one of those before. I kinda wish the pricing was better and fair for adults or teens. Like my 13 year old was bummed as most things had size and age restrictions. But we still had good fun here and spent 2-3 hours playing. So it ultimately is a good value for the little ones .