This is probably a better park to visit in the fall- even on a cloudy summer day- it's JUST completely in the sun. Knowing that I could have timed this better, I'm still giving this park 3 stars. The incredibly rigid rule that no outside food or drink is allowed really rubbed me the wrong way. I mean, you're definitely making the entry fee- so you shouldn't hold guests hostage in terms of food and drink. I did bring an empty water bottle to fill- but there isn't a full station super close to the INCREDIBLY hot, shadeless inflatable park. This, along with the employees sitting under umbrellas that were too small to adequately shade them, left me with the feeling that our health and safety could have been prioritized better. There were multiple inflatables without attendants to show users what to do- and that felt like a problem, given the steep entry fee. read more

See all

First time at Cape Cod Inflatable Park and I am so glad I opted to stay over - both days had FOUR FREE TICKETS FOR BOTH ARRIVAL DAY AND DEPARTURE DAY. PRETTY MUCH PAID FOR THE ROOM! A lot of reviews talk about the uncomfortable chairs, hot sun, etc. I have no idea what they were talking about because we rented a cabana that was comfortable and very clean. Outside of that were tons of tables and comfortable chairs and loungers WITH UMBRELLAS. Don't like the lines at the snack bars? They have tons of waiters and waitresses taking orders and delivering your food to you! There were seven of us that came and from children to adults, all enjoyed it. The expectations that people have for this place are unreasonable! ALL of the information about what to expect - from socks and requirements to prices for food and admission - it's all there. The place is only opened for a few months and have a huge staff, so of course you have to pay for that! Our experience was amazing and we all look forward to going again next year, maybe for two nights. My ONLY SUGGESTION would be to keep the inflatable park open a bit longer, even into October. My grandkids loved it but it was soooo hot they couldn't really feel comfortable. All in all, some of the complaints on here are ridiculous and issues could have been eliminated If they had just done their homework! Thanks for a great celebration for my birthday! See you next year!! read more

See all

very clean, fun. Safe Some tips get there early for chairs, food is expensive and not great but can't bring anything in. If you can hide waters inside your towels. :) $5 for a smart water. drinks were good. Water was very cold read more

So a few tips to start: 1. Bring socks! ( If you do not have them you will need to purchase them or your kids can only do water activities) 2. Get there early and make it a priority to get a table 3. Walking to the snack bar- bring your ID for those alcoholic beverages! They will ID you. 4. The snack bar... expect to wait forever. So either plan 1/2 hour before the kids get hangry OR bring your own food! Nobody checked what we were entering with and I saw others with packed lunches. 5. Print the waiver on-line and fill it out (if not you will see people walking ahead of you in line as you fill it out there) I have to say this was a great place to spend the day. We hopped into line a little after they opened and glad we did. Not a long wait, it moved pretty quick. I think they made an error with out Groupon I thought it was an either/or situation. Either a $10 gift card to their arcade or a pass for mini golf. Well- we got both! There are a good amount of tables but they go fast! So leave your stuff there. There is the water park area, there is the inflatable area (2 sides) and then the extreme park. The prices for the snack bar is reasonable BUT the wait is extreme. This place would not be best for little kids as there is really only 2 slides for them. Bring your sunblock as there isn't much shade. My daughter is 8 and she had a great day. We plan on going again next year! read more

Cape Cod Inflatable Park - Water jump! - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Yarmouth, Massachusetts

See all

This place was so cute! It's perfect for kids.. not so much for teenagers or adults. Loved the lazy river and the giant blow up water slides, besides the fact that walking up them is very slippery and you could fall. read more

See all

Pros Water park is lots of fun,....wave pool, giant slides and lazy river. Nice and plentiful chair and umbrellas, keeping in mind we went on a weekday. Lots of attentive staff helping out kids. Each inflatable had a staff member assigned. My kids got bored with the inflatables after about 45 minutes. Bouncy houses for little ones. Remember your socks! Cons Very pricey and extras costly. $10 for little locker. Felt nickeled and dimed. BYO food as theirs is gross. No food can be brought in and park does not provide a blade of grass or picnic table outside gates. We took a break at the sub shop almost across the street. Ice cream stand is directly across busy Rte 28. A star was lost because of dangerous toy dart gun won in arcade. Be careful or avoid. My Groupon was a good deal as it also included arcade credits and off site mini golf for $59 each. read more

This is my second time in this hotel and it's a great place for families. Both adults and kids enjoy the park. Has enough varieties of games, jumpy houses and the lazy river is a great place to get some tan and relax as well. Has enough free parking spaces within the property. The outdoor pool area is not big but both both the kids and adults had fun in it. We didn't get to use the indoor pool but it's about the same size as the outdoor one. The rooms are a bit too small, but cozy. Couple of things that I would suggest a change is the bathroom and the closet which doesn't even look like a closet. Definitely needs a renovation/upgrade. read more

See all

This park is beautiful and amazing. The bathrooms were a little gross but the lazy River was amazing and everything else was so cool. read more

See all

Planned this trip a month an a half ago, booked the hotel (not on Groupon and separate from park) and bought the tickets off of Groupon with a 20% off promo code which came to about $31.20 instead of the $39.00 which is advertised. In between the time we booked my friend forgot she had something planned that same day so we didn't get to the park till almost 6pm. As we arrived the front desk attendant told us the water park closes at 6pm which we was okay with since it was cold that day. And we aren't planning to come back. The front desk attendant mention it wasn't worth it but we insisted. We should of been dressed for the weather because it was cold. We was in shorts and a short sleeve shirt. Windy and chilly weather prob in the 60s early 70s. My three year old son had only 4 bounce house he can go into. The rest of the bounce house u have to be over 38 inches. Not good for his age at all. Mind u if the weather was nicer and we got there early maybe he could of gotten to enjoy the water park. As I seen the water park while inside it doesn't look anything to big just a park with a few slides sprinkles and a bucket that fills up and tips over. In my opinion this is a great age for ages 6-10 year olds. I think they would really enjoy it. The best thing about it is they serve alcohol, the drink I had was really good. Maybe a few of them would of kept me warm! read more

Cape Cod Inflatable Park - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Yarmouth, Massachusetts

This review is in two parts: Park, Resort Rooms Park: The parking lot is large, and on a busy day there are lot attendants directing patrons. *some spots are for hotel guests only so be aware** Entering the park requires guests to walk through the gift shop, to the right there is an arcade. If you plan to spend more than 4 hours at the park I strongly recommend booking a cabana for $100. The cabana's are clean, offer some space away from crowds and the cafe waitstaff serves the cabana's. The park is clean, staffed well. The inflatables were all staffed and the waterpark was well staffed with life guards. There is also a temporary tattoo/ henna booth in the park. I didn't observe anyone getting a temp tattoo more than likely due to the cost. 3-4 inch design costing $35 (nope, not for my kid). Overall, the park was a good time with a diverse mix of families. Resort Rooms- 451 Main Street - parking area gives a sketchy vibe. Building looks like it was projects at one time. Family rooms are small especially with 3 beds, half way renovated, smell not good- the outside deck for rooms on the second level is loud when people walk bye. Bedding is outdated and the ceiling popcorn style is peeling. The rooms do have updated key card entrance. There is a cafe area where breakfast is served that has recently been updated and the rooms have a mini fridge. read more

I've put off writing this review because I cannot decide how many stars it deserves. Five stars because it's set up to allow/expect children will run around while parents sit under their umbrella table. Four stars for value; while adults do not need to buy admission to the inflatable park, they must buy a ticket into the water park, even if they do not plan on partaking. I do understand this, however, there aren't any tables/ umbrellas on the water-side of the park, so there's that. Next, there needs to be a bigger price differential between children and adults. My small child was too short for the challenge course, but bigger than a toddler... how come a seven year old pays the same as a sixteen year old? The awesome thing is that you can leave and come back, which is what we did for lunch. The not so awesome thing is that there are limited lockers and even more limited tables with umbrellas. This results in the early birds claiming prime tables, leaving their belongings on chairs all day, never actually sitting down... leaving the rest of us slow-pokes to fry in the sun! All in all this place is awesome. Small child fell asleep within minutes on the way home after spending the day here. For $50 (each park is $25, though there's a small discount if you buy passes to multiple parks/sections) you get built-in supervision and endless entertainment... I'll take it. We will be coming back at the end of the summer with our little guy and my niece and nephew. I look forward to it! read more

See all

About two summers ago water whiz was at full capacity. So my fam was bummed out. But I'm doing a little quick research and found this place, this was two years ago. They have done so much more to it now since then I've been going this year will be my third year in a row. I heard they have the hotel open now? That's cool. read more

First visit this year. New wave pool is a nice addition - but the adventure park the tweens/ teens enjoyed is gone. Paid $30 for the inflatable park that had been considerably downsized and geared at younger kids. My group ranging in age from 12 - 15 were super disappointed and my 12 year old said it's for babies. They have loved it years past. I liked the new cafeteria style lunch - but the teenagers running it are clueless and not very polite. Some food options advertised online are only available if you rent a cabana. So don't expect a quesadilla or fried pickles if you are general admission. Saw three kids taken away during our visit with injuries. My son hurt his neck on an inflatable slide going down it. So be cautious. We would have been better off saving $30 each and staying away from the inflatable park as my tweens/ teens not interested without the trapeze, zip line, etc... read more

Cape Cod Inflatable Park - Inflatable park. Scaled down from years past - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Yarmouth, Massachusetts

See all

BEFORE around guy they have none of the really good adventure rides ( trapeze, tight rope) that the kids really liked !!! Maybe the insurance people got to Them but from a business standpoint terrible idea. Water park still good, parking not bad, food line really line but you can order from a waitress. read more

Epic! Big slides were the best. However it would be nice if they had all 5 slides open instead of just 2. That would reduce the wait time. I missed the inflatable jousting and acrobatic trapeze but the water park was fun fun fun! This place is run by Bulgarian teenagers so no authority cares if kids go head first down the slides, cut lines, or follow any rules for that matter. It's fun. read more

Water park is great! We come back every year. This time around we stayed in your hotel which was ok - it was smelly and our neighboring rooms were loud all hours of the night. Families had a party and adults were drunk and acting crazy. The inflatable bounce area was very fun but the workers who were young teens , some paid zero attention to the kids on the bounce area. There is a jousting one and kids were fooling around and pushing , it was hard to grab the joust when it fell and not fall off . The young kid sat looking down on his phone . Happy to see more slides coming in next year!! Glad you guys replaced those old blow up huge slides with new ones that are nice & sturdy! Those other ones made me so nervous my young kids loved going on them. Lots of BEES in table areas!! Hard to sit while eating they are all over your food. Wayyy tooo many!! Especially near the drink stand . Something needs to be done! read more

Cape Cod Inflatable Park - New huge slides!!! Very nice - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Yarmouth, Massachusetts

Slay girl I love this place but they do have a golf course like I said in the photo and I hate the golf course read more

Cape Cod Inflatable Park - Bad golf course - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Yarmouth, Massachusetts

I brought my 12 year old and 17 year old sons here today. I had one burning question: what age is this place good for? She refused to answer directly, obviously under orders from the owners of the park to hedge her answer. My older son was extremely hesitant to even come in because most of the kids in the lobby were under ten. I ended up buying my older son the $25 challenge park pass, and the younger son the $41 combo pass that allowed access to all the areas. The challenge pass for older kids is mostly worth it. That section offered rock-climbing, a trapeze,, tightrope, and a few more challenges. Do not bring out of shape kids here! They will feel frustrated and struggle mightily. My 12 tear old enjoyed the challenge park as well, but ended up not going to the rest of the park because he had no one to do the rides with. Overall, this is good for kids 4-12, but not really good for older teens. read more

Cape Cod Inflatable Park - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Yarmouth, Massachusetts

WINNER WINNER, CHICKEN... ! Arrived 10:20 on a Wednesday. Easy parking, minimal line, price board clearly visible. Basically, you can purchase just an inflatable dry ticket, or combo with water inflatables and challenge (think ropes, monkey bar type thing which require skill). Bring socks or pay $1. We chose a cabana because I knew I didn't want to sit out in the sun and heat for the amount of time worth the admission for my 2 boys @ $45 each. Gazebos are $50. Happy to pay it for lounge chairs that recline, a couch, table, privacy, and a waitress for the day :). They have cool features like jousts, wrecking balls, large slides that require effort and skill to climb, hence I sat in my cabana. My two sons, 8 and 9 loved it. Stayed 5 hours, they wanted more. The wristband is good until the close. Water inflatables are closed by 6. The staff is kind and accommodating. Most of them speak with a (Russian?) accent. They are efficient and pleasant. They watch each ride, help with gear (head guards for jousting) and work hard. Food offerings are snack bar-ish. Burgers, dogs, pizza (pretty crappy/oily), cheese fries. Honestly, their food is their weakest offering but you wouldn't come here just to eat; if you want something awesome after, go to Mike's Roast Beef and Pizza (yes, that's the name, I kid you not but it rocks) on your way back. And yes, the moment you've waited for... They serve booze. Beer, wine, mixers, the usual fruit shit and Bloodies for a not crazy price. I can't vouch for the pour; for me, it's ginger ale. After 5, all bets are off. Thoroughly enjoyed. read more

See all

This review is for the "Challenge" park. What a great option for big kids!! My 10 year old daughter had a fantastic experience. It lived up to all her expectations. We had a rough patch at first because she was trying to do the "Monkey Bars" which is a prerequisite to do the trapeze. She was hot, sunburned, exhausted, and discouraged, but staff member, Blagoy was so encouraging & kind. He went out of his way to make sure my cranky 10 year old was okay. I thought I was hot standing in the shady spots, but the staff are standing in direct sun all day & they were all fantastic. Kind & helpful and clearly concerned for the children's safety. Overall, it was such a great experience & I would recommend to families with older children! read more

See all

Fun place, lots of great rides. Right at the entrance they have you sign a waiver. This is completely illegal in MA to have a person under 16 to sign such document. Prices are outrageously high. They charge literally for everything. And they are forcing you to buy tickets for adults to accompany children. Even though adults do not use rides. Staff is extremely rude. When I asked about why I can not go in and just watch my kids play, I was told this are park rules and I should just be greatfull they are not asking me to leave. We first visited this park about 10 years ago when it just opened. For years it was fun place, affordable and friendly. Well, not anymore. We will not be back here. We are local to the Cape and this is just one more place marked off the list. Sad... read more

We went there today, and there is literally zero social distancing and very little cleaning going on. The tubes for the lazy river were "sanitized" by running the tube under one of the sprinklers. Staff were all friendly, but there no one enforcing any type of covid safety protocols. We stayed maybe two hours, but the longer we stayed, the more crowded it became. They're not doing any sort of minimized capacity, so people were on top of each other. The lazy river especially! Maybe this place was great pre covid, but I did not feel safe or comfortable there. read more

Your kids will lose their minds here! This is a kids fantasy... and even a few adults in our party battled it out on some of the inflatables. I haven't seem anything quite like this at any other vacation destination and it's a nice break from the beach too. read more

Great place for kids to have nonstop fun!!! They enjoyed every part of the park for 2 days!! read more

See all

Great place for kids and adults. We got a pass and play for a few hours went out and came back later and the boys had lots of fun. read more

Cape Cod Inflatable Park - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Yarmouth, Massachusetts

This is the best place I have been to, my 6 years old having the fun of her life.... I have had great experience, excellent service. i checked out 4 times in 12 days, every afternoon when it is time to leave i check-in again, management was amazing in every way, booking a room or changing rooms or whatever we need they are there with a smile, but I can never forget Curran one of the managers, whether I am here or not, Curran a friend and great help with everything we needed lots of knowledge and experience. All staff have great attitude, I stepped on a tiny nail by accident Jane and everyone was for first aid in seconds, even I did not needed it.. thanks a lot to a great place and to Curran and all members of Inflatable Park great place read more

Horrible! Horrible! My daughter was seriously injured. The owner admitted it was their fault and then refused to do anything about it. They hide behind the form you sign as you enter. Be warned. The emergency room said the inflatable park is their highest reason for children being submitted. Shame on this company for not putting children's safety in front of the all mighty dollar. read more

I think it's ridiculous that parents have to pay $25 to watch their kids in the water park. The website did not mention that you need socks for the dry park so we ended up having to pay for socks. The employees all looked like they did not want to be there. I wouldn't waste my money here again. Lesson learned. read more

This place is just awful. You need to pay a ridiculous amount to just watch your kids in the water park. I did not see even one employee smiling while i was here, and none of them looked like they wanted to be there. Some in particular were even rude to the children. Also, the first thing I saw whenever I was in the parking lot was two mothers screaming at each other calling each other inappropriate words in front of their kids and ours. We also had to go buy socks because we did not realize we needed them and it did not say on the website. This was a complete waste of money and time. There's much better places to bring your kids to than this! read more

We attended this park for the first time in August 2021 and being from Massachusetts, expected staff to wear masks, provide social distancing and have exceptional cleanliness like we have encountered when we go out to other public places in our state. We were one of the first people in line o purchase tickets and people were literally surrounding me in line. Security told me they did not have a social distancing policy and after some convincing allowed me to wait outside the line so that myself and my young child who was not vaccinated yet could social distance. Then when we got into the park, the hand sanitizing stations were all empty and I never saw one person sanitizing any item, table, bathroom, or anything else in the 4 hours we were there. Most disturbing was that there were only two life guards in the entire park. I felt the entire park was unsafe for families and will never return. read more

This waterpark is what you would expect. Crowded. Crappy food. Water slides. Lifeguards from Eastern Europe who will let any kid go down the crazy steep water slides. "It's not steep" "It's not scary". uh, wrong on both accounts. They have an entire section of non-waterpark bouncy house type things for kids. Beware, some of the bouncy houses involve the kids whacking each other and little kids can get pummeled by larger kids. I don't know why people complain about the $25 ... that's how much these things cost. And they have to pay for all the upkeep, so I can understand them charging adults who are there to watch their kids. Most of the slides are not bad. There is one really steep slide with a jump at the end. It is fun to watch people fly through the air, limbs all akimbo. I did it once to show my kid how tough I am...and that was enough. Also, before you stand in line for tickets, fill out the waiver first. The challenge park was also fun ... I did find the staff here were engaged and helpful. read more

Great time overall. Had 3 adults and 4 kids (ranging in age from 2-10). We did opt for a cabana. It was pricey and not terribly comfortable furniture, but it was a hot day and was worth it in the end. Food service in cabana was great. Placed an order and had everything there in about 20 minutes. Food was pretty decent too. It would have been easy to drop a ton of money here as it seems they nickel and dime you for anything and everything. Restroom location could have been more convenient, especially based on our cabana location. We would come back again. Lots for the kids to do. read more

Who ever heard of an inflatable amusement park? Well right here it is. Cape cod offers it all for the vacationer and this bouncy play ground was a great diversion for the kids. Stay in one of their rooms at $140 per night which includes a pass for the entire family. They comp 2 kids meals per day and have an in and outdoor pool. Water slides until 6pm and bouncy houses galore until 10pm. Other attractions are the rock climbing wall, log roll, duel sticks, obstacle courses, sports challenges and one of those Velcro suits that stick to a wall. A fun and active vacation from your vacation especially for the kids obviously. Some of the slides are pretty cool even for 40 plus year olds, lol. Here's the thing though most of the bounce houses are the same thing over and over and over again just constructed differently. In fact most of them are different deviations of the same slide. That of course doesn't make a difference to the kids. They don't allow you to bring in outside food or booze into the park, but I did anyway...... ssshhh. There is a bar with very minimal drinks available at exorbitant prices. The Margarita was ridiculously weak. The accommodations are of the basic motel variety and I wouldn't stay their more than one night at that price. For a one night stay or day trip for 12 year olds and younger its worth it. read more

Probably the worst waste of money on the Cape. Where do I begin...let's start with the long waiting line in the hot sun to get into the park. We continue on to the prices board, where the first line says: "All Day Pass" for 30 bucks, which is what we bought for all of us - thinking that an "ALL DAY PASS" meant that you can ride anything you want all day, especially after paying 30 bucks. Nope. WAY down at the bottom of the sign, after numerous vague ticket choices, there's a $45 price which allows you access to everything - including the trapeze and rock-climb area. That $30 ticket is restricted to the bounce houses ONLY. NO ONE explained that to us at the ticket counter. Let's move on. The "wet" bounce house area is all SAND...which means that there has to be a staff member at the entrance to every bounce house (again...more LONG lines) actually hosing down people's feet all day long with water so you don't get sand all over the bouce houses - which was ineffective anyway. Some rides were like riding down sandpaper. Not well thought out. This area should not be sand. Terrible. There were also at least 4 ride slides that were closed. No idea why. Also nowhere to sit. All the chairs and tables were taken. The rubber on the dry rides gets so hot, you have to wear socks, otherwise you burn your feet. Didn't bring socks? No problem! They got some..it'll cost you even MORE money, though. Hopefully, you've eaten before you arrive because if not, you can look forward to being charged $7.75 for a hot dog and water. Here's more proof that the whole park was poorly thought out. You have wet rides and dry rides and there are NO changing rooms. You're forced to change in one of two bathroom stalls. Awesome. read more

My Momma friends (we are in our 30's and kids range from ages 2-8) and I booked a night at Cape Cod Family Resort and it came with 2 free passes for both the day of arrival and the day of check out for the Cape cod Inflatable Park. I'll also review the hotel but for right now lets stick to the park. Rooms were RIGHT across from the entrance which is super cool. We checked in with no issues right about 10 a.m. when they opened. Used the bathrooms (which smelled really bad for just being opened, but either I got used to it or it got better because I didn't notice it later in the day). We didn't get a chance to use the arcade because kids wanted to do the rides. (because just so you know if the park is closed due to the rain or weather if you are a hotel guest they say "oh there is an arcade you can use too", its not open if the park isn't open) But the arcade looked decent and clean. The park, a lot of the rides were wet, which upset my 2 year old he literally cried about every slide because he was getting soaked. There was a TON of staff (who were difficult to pick out because they were dressed in street clothes with no specific markings) working and it would have been nice instead of like sitting in a chair watching the the rides that they maybe grabbed a towel so the kids didn't get soaking wet in the 43 degree weather that day. There were ton's of options and NONE of the kids got bored and we were there from 10-3 or so! My two year old son LOVED the inflatable mini golf course. And the staff member Franz (I think that was his name) was so incredibly sweet with my son the entire day. My 8 year old son loved everything, especially those big balls that inflate and the kids get inside and roll around in. It was perfect for his age. The food at the little snack shack was great. My girlfriend god a grilled cheese and some mozzarella sticks for the kids and per their report they were great. That being said shortly after she ordered, it was a 45 minute wait for food, 1 staff member working on a 40 degree day I can't imagine how it is in the summer. #nightmare haha!! BEST PART THEY SELL BOOZE IN THE PARK!! They sold handful of beers, wine, and frozen drinks. Again it was 40 degrees so us Mom's had a beer before we called it a day . Lots of places for parents to sit and relax while the kiddos play. Parking was super easy even if you needed to run back out to your car, which I did several times!! Powerade challenge was NOT open, so I can't review that. DONT FORGET YOUR SOCKS!!!!! We will be back for sure!!! Can't wait to try the water park this summer!!! read more

Worst operation when it comes to food and drinks. Two areas that can't possibly support the crowd. No area to sit and literally takes forever to get meal. They need a better system. It is the worst of any amusement area I have ever been. read more

Water rides stink of raw sewerage due to no filtration of water. Bathrooms although newer are not well kept. People on rides too long thus long waits due to inattentive staff also a result of this is larger kids entering toddler zone. Best part was cabanas and waitress well until next door taking our lounge chairs and staff not noticing. Will I revisit? Unfortunately no I won't. 2x combo 2x park only and cabana = $205 all in all NOT WORTH THE MONEY. Many better places to spend this kind of coin. Look elsewhere for cleaner,better. read more

Cape Cod Inflatable Park - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Yarmouth, Massachusetts

My daughters (8 and 6) and I recently visited here (and stayed at the motel next door) and had an enjoyable time, but I felt the prices (admission as well as food) were too high to warrant 4 stars. If you plan on being in the area a while and can envision going here more than once, the $50 season ticket is probably worth it. However, it should be noted that only people who will actually go on the "rides" pay, so adults can save some money by just going as observers. I didn't want to let my kids have all the fun, though! There are two main sections to the park: dry and wet. Socks are required for the dry park (which you can purchase for a $1 (I think?), if you don't have your own), which makes sense, but I'd personally recommend wearing long pants on the dry slides because otherwise the friction can get a little painful. There are far more slides and activities for the dry park, however, I felt the wet rides were more fun. You can also rent a (smallish) towel for $3. I recommend bringing your own socks and towels if you can help it. There are also special sections for younger kids (i.e., those under 42" in height), but since both of my kids are above that threshold, we didn't go there. From what I saw briefly and from a distance, the kids in there seemed like they were having fun. Apparently you can also rent your own "cabana" and therefore have shade and be eligible for food delivery from the Shark Bites Cafe (see below). Not really my thing, but I suppose someone must be interested because they seemed to have a lot of them. There is also a 9-hole "mini golf" course when you enter (not great, but not bad for about 10-15 minutes of fun), an arcade (although I didn't go in here), and ping pong tables outside. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. The Shark Bites Cafe serves standard park fare including hot dogs, pizza (a bit greasy), and chicken tenders. I was glad to see they had fresh watermelon as well. The food itself was nothing special, but I felt it was definitely overpriced. read more

We've been every year and have seen the amazing growth this place has undergone. We are local and usually go 2 - 3 times a season. We usually go during non-peak times (June) or on a Sunday when lots of tourists are in transition. Because of this crowds have never been too big an issue for us. I gave this place 4 stars because my kids love it and have never left disappointed - which at the end of the day I guess is the most important thing. However there are a couple of things one should consider. The place is pretty big and if you have a couple of kids you need at least 2 adult to keep an eye on them. You will have those moments where you can't find your child and sheer terror sets in for 5 seconds... I'm a freak about keeping on eye on my kids as I trust no one and this place is just too big and sprawling. It's a little pricy... Either plan on staying for 3 - 4 hours or leaving and coming back later in the day (this is allowed) and they have great hours (until 10pm). For the love of God! Do not buy their food. Pack a cooler and they have tables out front you can use. Consider yourself warned. Otherwise great place for the kiddos. Not sure why an adult would pay to go on the "rides" but plenty seem to enjoy it. Admittedly I'm not on vacation mode when I'm here but I'd bring a book set up shop on a chair and let the kids run wild. read more

This is exactly what you think it's going to be. Kind of loud, kind of dirty, staffed by a bunch of kids who don't really seem to care about their jobs and absolutely loved by our kids. We only did the water park side. It kept our 4 and 7 year olds occupied for a few hours. We had an overpriced drink and called it day. Skee ball is $0.69 a game which is a bizarre but fairer price than the arcades that charge you $1.00 a game. read more