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It was our first time here. Thought parking was expensive. The park is perfect for toddlers and felt there was a ton they could do. I did think some thibk he could use an updating like the monorail. Daniel Tiger live show was very cute.
This old-school amusement park reminded me--in the very best way--of the parks I enjoyed as a kid in the 1970s. Perfect mix of rides and experiences (like the live Daniel Tiger show) for my five-year-old granddaughter. There was only one ride she wasn't tall enough to ride, and that one was a big roller coaster she wasn't interested in anyway. I also loved that there's a small waterpark included in the ticket price and that food prices were much more affordable than "fancier" theme parks. We did luck into a day with cool temperatures, but the relatively abundant tree cover kept us out of the direct sun most of the day.
Great day! The park was clean, the staff was friendly, and it has a fun small-town feel. It's definitely geared more toward younger kids than teens-more like Idlewild than Kennywood. We stopped because our Kennywood Platinum Passes worked here, and it was a great way to get even more value from them with free parking and free drinks using our Platinum cups. Next time we'd love to stay at the campground. We'll definitely be back for Happy Hauntings and Dutch Winter Wonderland!
The rooms are recently remodeled so up to date and clean. However, both our room and our son's had an issue with the shade. There is a large bead on the chain to close it and it was caught inside the top. After a struggle it released. The rainy day and early season meant no outside swimming or amusement park. The inside pool is small and a lifeguard always on duty, 9:30-9:30. Hot tub is small - sits 6. It's not great. I couldn't see controls anywhere so jets aren't strong. A small baby pool is great for the little ones. It says 1.5 ft deep but more like a foot. The bigger kids really enjoyed the big pool. Dinner at Penleys was ok. The Cobb salad great and chicken nuggets and fries typical. Our son got the brats. He enjoyed them but we both thought the gravy wasn't needed. I would have liked some cooked marks on them. Mac and cheese looked good The only option for breakfast was the buffet. The only gf/df choices were scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, fruit and granola. Oatmeal with topping choices would have been welcomed. Pancakes and waffles were precooked Staff is friendly and accommodating.
Winter Wonderland in Dutch Wonderland Location: 2249 Lincoln Hwy E, Lancaster, PA 17602 Hours : Dec. 6, 7, 13, 14, 20 - 23, 26 - 30 -- 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM Dec. 5, 12, & 19 -- 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM Dec. 31 -- 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM Restrooms : located throughout the park, all are strollers and wheelchairs accessible Accessibility : most of the path are strollers and wheelchair accessible, except some short routes in the explorer island. Parking : parking fee for certain parking spots ℹ : dutchwonderland.com It's the most wonderful seasons to enjoy this amusement park! Some rides are not running due to cold weather, but most of the rides still give enjoyable moments for visitors. The whole park are decorated with lights, each of the rides lit with different colors of lights, the Illumination Lane, a river side walking trails are decorated with tunnels of lights. Riding the train that runs through the whole park to enjoy the bright lights. Or walk to the Adventure island at the back, ride on the driving car rides to drive around the island. Don't miss The Merlin's Magical Forest light shows in dinosaur park while in the island. The Winter Wonderland offers so many shows programs, like: taking pictures with Santa in Santa's Jolly Lodge! Hilarious Magic show of Sam Sandler in Storytime Corner, Big Boy Brass twist brighten up with live music with Dutch WonderBand! A Chris-Mouse Carol in Celebration Theatre. Don't miss the Duke's Blizzard Bash at Market Square. Also, they have the miniature train tracks in the main dining building, Meal Stream Eatery. Check out the show times from the website for more details information. Visiting Dutch Wonderland Winter Wonderland will be an unforgettable memorable holiday experience, and getting a season pass will repeat those experiences throughout the Holidays. #DutchWinterWonderland #WinterWonderlandDW #dutchwonderland #preservefootprints
I have always come to this kid friendly resort with my family twice every year to the Cartoon Network hotel so coming here when the hotel was rebranded to the Dutch Wonderland Inn was our first time and lemme just start off by saying it wasn't great. We had ended up checking in very late at 7:00pm at night and once we got to our Suite that my family and I had payed for we noticed used bed sheets and trash bags sitting in the hallway. We eventually alerted staff and nothing was taken care of until the next morning. Although we did get a discount on our stay I'm not too sure if we will be returning to the Dutch Wonderland Inn again.
My family and I were in the Philly area and decided to check out Dutch Wonderland. PRO TIP: buy your tickets online! Kids 2 and under are free, but everyone older needs a ticket. I believe it's $39 during peek season, and $29 starting the middle of September because they shut down the water rides. If you were to buy tickets at Dutch Wonderland they charge $75! They do tack on a $3/ticket processing fee for online tickets but it's better than paying full price. You also have to pay $20-25 for parking.". We came here on a Sunday in the middle of September and we didn't have to wait in any lines, which was amazing! We really liked the Kingdom coaster, which is the biggest coaster there. Not too many drops but very bumpy (in a fun way). There was also a great selection for younger kids, which was great! The staff were friendly and nice and the whole place had an overall wholesome feel.
Dutch wonderland is so much fun for younger kids. I went with my 3 and 6 year olds. They had a blast. My 6 year old could do every ride. My 3 year old could do everything except the 2 roller coasters. The park is small enough to do the whole thing, but large enough you don't feel like you run out of entertainment. They have plenty of character shows, rides, and decent food. It is a bit like an upscale county fair, but perfect for the age group and not over priced.
The difference between this and knobles is you pay for parking and to get in and the rides are free knoebels the parking is free the entrance fee is free but the ride you paid for both are great parks for the little ones
What a wonderful amusement park! I have known about the park for many years but never visited. We decided to take our granddaughters (ages 4 & 2) to the park this past Sunday and we had a great time. We bought the tickets online along with parking pass. Go to the park right before opening (10am). no lines and walked right in. The rights were perfect for them. No lines on any rides. We did 95% of the rides that were fitting for them by 1:30. then went over to the waterpark. unfortunately it started to rain and they were getting cold and tired so we left just after 2. again we did just about everything they wanted to go on and saw a couple of shows high recommend the park to families with young kids
This is a great all-ages park and perfect for kids under 10. I took my 3 year old and he had a blast! Almost all of their rides are for all-ages and have minimal height requirements, so no one in your party has to be left out. Their food offerings are obviously theme park style overpriced, but what can you expect? We went for their "Happy Hauntings" event and felt like they decorated the park quite nicely. However, it was incredibly crowded so the wait times for most rides were very long. I get the feeling that Halloween is one of their busiest times, so i would suggest trying another time of year if crowds concern you. Their website says parking costs extra, but for some reason we were able to park for free. Change in policy? Luck? Miscommunication? I'm not sure. Take my experience with a grain of salt. This is a once or twice a year theme park excursion but I did enjoy it. It's great if you've got littles.
I took my nephew here for the day. It was so cute and everything was perfect for him to enjoy independently! He is 2 and half for reference. It really feels magical for the kids, he had such a great time. He enjoyed the rides and had so many to pick from, unlike other parks that have a small children section. It felt like a wonderland for him. He hasn't stopped asking to watch and rewatch all the videos of him riding the rides.
This is a cute amusement park. Coming here felt super low key after coming off a Disney trip, and this was a great thing. There are plenty of fun rides for kids of different ages. My 3 year old is a bit scared of rides, but still had enjoyed some of the more low key attractions like the spinning tea cups and the train ride. We visited on a super hot day, and the highlight of the trip was Duke's Lagoon. This is a huge outdoor water play / splash pad area. It was way bigger than I expected, and my daughters had a blast splashing around and cooling off. Food options are meh, but as expected at an amusement park. Of course ice cream and all of the sweet treats are abundant, but for savory I'd say to pack a sandwich or something. Parking and check-in is easy and you can be in and out in a few hours no problem. Definitely a worthwhile thing to do if you are visiting Lancaster with littles.
We had such a fun family day at Dutch Wonderland! Hubby purchased tickets so our princess could enjoy the amusement park before heading back to school. A lot of the rides were out of service since the kids are already heading back to school, but thankfully, we were given tickets to come back for free through the end of the year! We really appreciated that. Even with some rides closed, there was still plenty to do, see, and eat, so we were still able to have a great time. I think our kiddo's favorite part was definitely the Daniel Tiger Meet & Greet! Her excitement made the whole day worth it! We'll definitely be back to enjoy more rides and make more memories! read more
1 month ago
First theme park visit for my 21 month old. Our experience was honestly just okay. This park is only open Fri, Sat and Sun for 8 hours each day so it was pretty crowded on the Saturday we went. The monorail ride was over a 45 minute wait and that was pretty rough with a toddler. It would be helpful to have signs with estimated wait times for the rides. Soft drinks/water we're also pretty expensive at around $5 a bottle with the vendors inquiring about a tip when you grab the bottle out of the fridge yourself. We would possibly return but we would wait until our child is older. read more
This is one park that was great for little kids (infants to about elementary school age) but lately this place is slipping. We are season pass holders and with every one good visit there are about three not fun visits here. Why? During peak season this place is severely understaffed. There is a double water slide and I've only known one side to be open, cause there is not enough staff on peak days. Rides here are frequently breaking down, but you'll still have to wait in line for hours because they don't let people know. We've waited up to an hour for food because teenage staff was too busy talking in the kitchen and had no food up in the line at the cafeteria during lunch. There were also no stocked utensils and it took forever to get them. The dole whip stand doesn't open on its scheduled hours because they're running behind and when they make cones they are runny messes. It's literally like everybody's first day all the time. The park tends to close a lot without notice in any season. Nothing on Facebook, no signs at the park. We have driven here twice in winter for holiday events that were cancelled but no notice was given. Just a line of confused ticket holders outside. And getting tickets, reimbursed, or tickets for another day was nearly impossible that we should've been my first tip off, but we still went ahead with getting season passes. There is also a safety issue here with the broken board at the waterpark and the Stafford just put up a chair to block the entrance however, there is no signs that was closed so of course kids pushed it out of the way and kept going into the unsafe area. So in my few visits here this summer I have managed to get on only a few rides due to confusion and closures. I would never do a season pass here, it's almost worth it to get individual tickets because obviously something will go wrong and at least you'll get a refund or a ticket for another day. Season pass holders get screwed. read more
It was our first time here. Thought parking was expensive. The park is perfect for toddlers and felt there was a ton they could do. I did think some thibk he could use an updating like the monorail. Daniel Tiger live show was very cute. read more
3 months ago
3 months ago
This old-school amusement park reminded me--in the very best way--of the parks I enjoyed as a kid in the 1970s. Perfect mix of rides and experiences (like the live Daniel Tiger show) for my five-year-old granddaughter. There was only one ride she wasn't tall enough to ride, and that one was a big roller coaster she wasn't interested in anyway. I also loved that there's a small waterpark included in the ticket price and that food prices were much more affordable than "fancier" theme parks. We did luck into a day with cool temperatures, but the relatively abundant tree cover kept us out of the direct sun most of the day. read more
Great day! The park was clean, the staff was friendly, and it has a fun small-town feel. It's definitely geared more toward younger kids than teens-more like Idlewild than Kennywood. We stopped because our Kennywood Platinum Passes worked here, and it was a great way to get even more value from them with free parking and free drinks using our Platinum cups. Next time we'd love to stay at the campground. We'll definitely be back for Happy Hauntings and Dutch Winter Wonderland! read more
The rooms are recently remodeled so up to date and clean. However, both our room and our son's had an issue with the shade. There is a large bead on the chain to close it and it was caught inside the top. After a struggle it released. The rainy day and early season meant no outside swimming or amusement park. The inside pool is small and a lifeguard always on duty, 9:30-9:30. Hot tub is small - sits 6. It's not great. I couldn't see controls anywhere so jets aren't strong. A small baby pool is great for the little ones. It says 1.5 ft deep but more like a foot. The bigger kids really enjoyed the big pool. Dinner at Penleys was ok. The Cobb salad great and chicken nuggets and fries typical. Our son got the brats. He enjoyed them but we both thought the gravy wasn't needed. I would have liked some cooked marks on them. Mac and cheese looked good The only option for breakfast was the buffet. The only gf/df choices were scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, fruit and granola. Oatmeal with topping choices would have been welcomed. Pancakes and waffles were precooked Staff is friendly and accommodating. read more
Winter Wonderland in Dutch Wonderland Location: 2249 Lincoln Hwy E, Lancaster, PA 17602 Hours : Dec. 6, 7, 13, 14, 20 - 23, 26 - 30 -- 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM Dec. 5, 12, & 19 -- 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM Dec. 31 -- 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM Restrooms : located throughout the park, all are strollers and wheelchairs accessible Accessibility : most of the path are strollers and wheelchair accessible, except some short routes in the explorer island. Parking : parking fee for certain parking spots ℹ : dutchwonderland.com It's the most wonderful seasons to enjoy this amusement park! Some rides are not running due to cold weather, but most of the rides still give enjoyable moments for visitors. The whole park are decorated with lights, each of the rides lit with different colors of lights, the Illumination Lane, a river side walking trails are decorated with tunnels of lights. Riding the train that runs through the whole park to enjoy the bright lights. Or walk to the Adventure island at the back, ride on the driving car rides to drive around the island. Don't miss The Merlin's Magical Forest light shows in dinosaur park while in the island. The Winter Wonderland offers so many shows programs, like: taking pictures with Santa in Santa's Jolly Lodge! Hilarious Magic show of Sam Sandler in Storytime Corner, Big Boy Brass twist brighten up with live music with Dutch WonderBand! A Chris-Mouse Carol in Celebration Theatre. Don't miss the Duke's Blizzard Bash at Market Square. Also, they have the miniature train tracks in the main dining building, Meal Stream Eatery. Check out the show times from the website for more details information. Visiting Dutch Wonderland Winter Wonderland will be an unforgettable memorable holiday experience, and getting a season pass will repeat those experiences throughout the Holidays. #DutchWinterWonderland #WinterWonderlandDW #dutchwonderland #preservefootprints read more
2 months ago
I have always come to this kid friendly resort with my family twice every year to the Cartoon Network hotel so coming here when the hotel was rebranded to the Dutch Wonderland Inn was our first time and lemme just start off by saying it wasn't great. We had ended up checking in very late at 7:00pm at night and once we got to our Suite that my family and I had payed for we noticed used bed sheets and trash bags sitting in the hallway. We eventually alerted staff and nothing was taken care of until the next morning. Although we did get a discount on our stay I'm not too sure if we will be returning to the Dutch Wonderland Inn again. read more
My family and I were in the Philly area and decided to check out Dutch Wonderland. PRO TIP: buy your tickets online! Kids 2 and under are free, but everyone older needs a ticket. I believe it's $39 during peek season, and $29 starting the middle of September because they shut down the water rides. If you were to buy tickets at Dutch Wonderland they charge $75! They do tack on a $3/ticket processing fee for online tickets but it's better than paying full price. You also have to pay $20-25 for parking.". We came here on a Sunday in the middle of September and we didn't have to wait in any lines, which was amazing! We really liked the Kingdom coaster, which is the biggest coaster there. Not too many drops but very bumpy (in a fun way). There was also a great selection for younger kids, which was great! The staff were friendly and nice and the whole place had an overall wholesome feel. read more
Dutch wonderland is so much fun for younger kids. I went with my 3 and 6 year olds. They had a blast. My 6 year old could do every ride. My 3 year old could do everything except the 2 roller coasters. The park is small enough to do the whole thing, but large enough you don't feel like you run out of entertainment. They have plenty of character shows, rides, and decent food. It is a bit like an upscale county fair, but perfect for the age group and not over priced. read more
4 months ago
The difference between this and knobles is you pay for parking and to get in and the rides are free knoebels the parking is free the entrance fee is free but the ride you paid for both are great parks for the little ones read more
What a wonderful amusement park! I have known about the park for many years but never visited. We decided to take our granddaughters (ages 4 & 2) to the park this past Sunday and we had a great time. We bought the tickets online along with parking pass. Go to the park right before opening (10am). no lines and walked right in. The rights were perfect for them. No lines on any rides. We did 95% of the rides that were fitting for them by 1:30. then went over to the waterpark. unfortunately it started to rain and they were getting cold and tired so we left just after 2. again we did just about everything they wanted to go on and saw a couple of shows high recommend the park to families with young kids read more
2 years ago
This is a great all-ages park and perfect for kids under 10. I took my 3 year old and he had a blast! Almost all of their rides are for all-ages and have minimal height requirements, so no one in your party has to be left out. Their food offerings are obviously theme park style overpriced, but what can you expect? We went for their "Happy Hauntings" event and felt like they decorated the park quite nicely. However, it was incredibly crowded so the wait times for most rides were very long. I get the feeling that Halloween is one of their busiest times, so i would suggest trying another time of year if crowds concern you. Their website says parking costs extra, but for some reason we were able to park for free. Change in policy? Luck? Miscommunication? I'm not sure. Take my experience with a grain of salt. This is a once or twice a year theme park excursion but I did enjoy it. It's great if you've got littles. read more
I took my nephew here for the day. It was so cute and everything was perfect for him to enjoy independently! He is 2 and half for reference. It really feels magical for the kids, he had such a great time. He enjoyed the rides and had so many to pick from, unlike other parks that have a small children section. It felt like a wonderland for him. He hasn't stopped asking to watch and rewatch all the videos of him riding the rides. read more
This is a cute amusement park. Coming here felt super low key after coming off a Disney trip, and this was a great thing. There are plenty of fun rides for kids of different ages. My 3 year old is a bit scared of rides, but still had enjoyed some of the more low key attractions like the spinning tea cups and the train ride. We visited on a super hot day, and the highlight of the trip was Duke's Lagoon. This is a huge outdoor water play / splash pad area. It was way bigger than I expected, and my daughters had a blast splashing around and cooling off. Food options are meh, but as expected at an amusement park. Of course ice cream and all of the sweet treats are abundant, but for savory I'd say to pack a sandwich or something. Parking and check-in is easy and you can be in and out in a few hours no problem. Definitely a worthwhile thing to do if you are visiting Lancaster with littles. read more
10 months ago
6 months ago
We had a great time in the park Labor Day weekend on Sunday. We got in 30 minutes early since we stayed at the CN hotel which was a great perk. Protip we paid for Groupon addmission and still got in early and saved some money as long as you have the CN hotel band. The park was clean and friendly staff. Easy 30ish dollar parking. Ride selection was good but wish they had more for smaller toddlers. Our 2yo couldn't ride much because she's so tiny. Our 6 year old had a blast. Loved that she could ride the bigger coasters with her dad. Wasn't too busy and lines weren't terrible. Wish we had seen Duke or characters walking around. Merchandise gift shop and bathrooms all clean and well kept. Would love to return again. read more
1 year ago
This place feels like stepping back into the renaissance era plus it reminds me of dorney! Rides were fun and the kids had a blast. The pineapple dole whipped was delicious and refreshing with it being so hot! Highly recommend this place! read more
1 year ago
I was pleasantly surprised by the number of family rides are available. It definitely should be considered a family park rather than a kids park. The Monorail provides great views of the park and parking lot and the Sky Ride goes through the center of the park. Kingdom Coaster is more intense than it looks. Gondola Cruise takes you on a relaxing ride through Exhibition Island while Dragon's Lair takes you around the lake and the lair. The Wonder House gives the illusion you're going upside down, definitely a unique experience. Prehistoric Path is definitely for kids. read more
1 year ago
Dutch Wonderland Family Amusement Park 2249 Lincoln Hwy E, Lancaster, PA 17602 So I'm not gonna lie I wasn't sure what to think when my wife said let's go to Dutch Wonderland in Lancaster, PA. Doesn't really seem like there's anything there as a quick roadtrip destination, but the fact that this amusement park is geared towards 12 and under and we needed some long overdue family fun we decided to hit the road. Once we arrived, the checking process was super easy because we bought our tickets online. People that were purchasing tickets on site were waiting forever in line . Shout out to my wife for making the arrangements online. We got in and began riding all the kid friendly rides we could fit. First we went on a boat ride and had to identify different characters along the way. We rode the skylift across the park which was relaxing. Once we got off the skylift we went to a BBQ stand to eat and unfortunately that was the only bad part about the park. The burgers weren't real ground beef, they didn't have any of their sides like, and the smoked sausage wasn't very good either. They also ran out of drinks so we had to get kiddie cups of water. After the dissster that was lunch we allowed the girls to ride a bunch of rides that parents couldn't ride with them on. We watched a water show with an evil sorcerer, a king who's princess daughter needed to be saved by the prince that was turned into a frog by the sorcerer because he wanted to marry the princess himself. We were able to finish off the park with a couple of family rides and rollercoasters as well as taking the girls to the gift shop and grabbing some souvenirs. If we ever go again we'll stick to your traditional amusement park food like chicken tenders, pizza, hot dogs, pretzels, popcorn, etc, but all in all it was a great experience and most importantly the girls had lots of fun! #fyp #fypシ #foryoupage #foryourpage #amusementpark @DutchWonderland read more
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We had such a great time here, I can't wait to go back. The prices were reasonable for entry and the gift shop items. I love that this park has plenty of rides for smaller children. The water park was fantastic very clean and the The food was very good. Our favorite part was the dive show, that was the most incredible diving show I've ever seen. I thought it was wonderful they interacted with the crowd very well and splashed the people in the slash zone. Fun and hilarious what a great time read more
My special needs families, line up! They have an amazing DAS program and you can bring your wagons! We actually rode a few rides together as a family! There's a restaurant called the, "spud" with chicken fingers and French fries sooo... that checked out picky eaters box! I enjoyed myself on the log flume and the historic Dutch Wonderland house. My only critique would be, skip the iced coffee at the Turkey Hill booth by the entrance. It was the worst I've had. Otherwise, load up the kids and get ready for a fun day! We didn't go to the water side but it looked like a blast! Next time for sure! read more
Great for 3-5 year olds. Limited for 1 year olds. Lots of parking. Buy your ticket online- it's cheaper. Not sure if the tickets are worth it unless you plan on spending the whole day there... but you really can't with young kids who need naps. The water show is fun, the food is good, but they didn't have one place that served funnel cakes... I found that so odd! Otherwise, they have most food options. Some of the lines are a little too long for little kids to endure. Otherwise, we had a blast and the kids enjoyed most of the rides that they could go on. Note: check their bag limitations. Also, we brought our veer and it worked beautifully. Other parents had strollers and wonderfolds as well. read more
Great little park if you have littles that are still to little for some of the Hershey Park rides. They offer themed seasons for Halloween and Christmas. The staff is friendly, but the facilities could use a little more upkeep as the garbage bins were often full and attracting a lot of bees. If you can grab some discounted tickets (which are easy to find), it's definitely worth a visit. read more
Our second time here . We love it as it is so toddler friendly . They did add a puppet show and a buffet. So I am Guessing that is why the prices went up for the preferred and general parking . It does get crowded but we still love it. We got season passes for next year, so we will be visiting a lot . read more
This is a nice family park....ages through elementary school I would say. Rides are fairly sedate in nature and if you have a child who isn't really a rider, this is the place for them. Funny thing is, we have a daredevil going in 3rd grade grandson and a very sedate going into 6th grade grandson. For the most part though, this worked. It was sort of a nutty weather day there with rides closing and opening due to rains. We did manage to get on a number of rides, but the boys got bored with waiting around for things to open. We paid a crazy price to park our truck.....I mean REALLY? So you want us to come to your parks, but you can't put the parking into the ticket prices? This I just don't understand! If we were going again, which I would say we will not be, we would leave and buy food. I think though we will head to our old standby in Elysburg (Shhhhhh! it's still a secret!!) mainly because you don't feel fleeced buying food and it's still FREE parking! We were so shocked at the food situation, at least for this day. Not much was open to select from and the pub we sat wasn't even ready to receive customers at 12 PM. The magic number at this park seemed to end in an 8.....either 18 bucks or 28 bucks. I'd say if you have little people, this is the place for you. There are other places to spend $$$$'s though. I know it does cost to pay and run things, but I also believe there is an area that greed begins to take over. Hershey owns them....guess that says it all. read more
8 months ago
We drove from the DC metro area to spend a day and a half at Dutch Wonderland. It was about a 2.5 hour drive and we did spend a couple of nights in an air bnb but it was so worth it for my three year old who is newly minted 36 inches tall. Know before you go: you can visit the park for the last three hours of the day before the date of your tickets. This was great because there really is no two day ticket option and the park takes more than one day but less than two. Parking is a fee. Boo. Also know that if you visit the day before your tickets, you either must purchase parking or you will have to purchase parking the following day. The park is really geared to about ages 2-8. My three year old ,who is 36 inches ,could ride most rides with an adult or alone. The water park is very much geared to the younger set as a spray ground and splash pad. Food options are as expected: not great and overpriced. Same with souvenirs. The park seems run down in appearance but my kid absolutely loves it and is already asking to go back. That is what earns it 5 stars from me. read more
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