bad lifeguards my kid ran away into the big slides and the life guard didn't say anything, it's all…read morefor babys so my older kids thought it was boring because the slides aren't fast and there is nearly any big things for them, they should add dip n dots because they don't have very good ice cream choices, add more shade because all my kids feet started burning badly, better equipment would be way nice and with more space like maybe they should have way more bigger slides and faster and end in the water instead of the only 2 ones that don't go straight into the water but the blue one that goes in the water my kid says it was the only fun one and there is literally only 3 big slides and a kinda tiny pool for 5 feet instead of like the other ones it seems like the one younger kids get a little outa hand and is running around so my baby's feet can also burn and they actually nearly enjoy it while my older kids think it's boring and could be better and told me to write this

Went here for the first time recently (we usually go to the other water park at Chisholm Park). It…read morewasn't very crowded, which was nice. And you can't beat the price for residents. We weren't allowed to go down the kid slides with our toddler (even the one that is wide enough for four people is one person at a time, even tiny kids). The lifeguard assured me that he would catch my son at the bottom and then hold him until I could get him. Well, my son started down the slide and got stuck. The lifeguards wouldn't let my husband slide down to him to unstick him, but instead insisted on walking down themselves. One lifeguard got him going, but then he got stuck again. The lifeguard from the bottom walked up, put my son on his lap, and rode down with him. How this was any more effective than allowing my husband to either A. ride with him in the first place or B. slide down and ride with him when he got stuck (just like the lifeguard did) is beyond me. Also, there was a ton of flirting and horseplay from the lifeguards. They were not professional. And the music being broadcasted is from a lifeguard's iPod and little speaker set. They frequently change a song halfway through or skip songs. The concession stand prices and food are decent, but expect microwaved hot dogs/corn dogs. Overall this is an okay place to go for the price, but I much prefer Chisholm Park and will go there from now on.

This is a great place. My granddaughter had her birthday party there on May 4. We had a 6 year…read moreold who jumped into the pool without a float. Let me mention there are plentyof life jacket there. The 6 year old was drowning. We didn'tnotice her with so many childrenin the pool, but there was one female life guard that noticed her. I didn'tget her name but I'm glad she was on duty. We wouldhave had a different story if not for her. Thank you.

A ROACH IN THE POOL. It was gross and then a lifeguard came and killed i with his bare hands!read more

Indoor track is useless can't walk your kids on it in stroller seems pointless to have itread more

Great family place at an affordable price and enjoy the water slides indoor and outdoor.read more

I can't really say enough great things about this place!!! Picking a swim school for my anxious…read moreboys was a little nerve-racking for me but as soon as I came in to check it out, the girl behind the desk, Asha, was so warm, friendly and informative that I signed up right away. I'm very glad I did! My boys are no longer anxious but they look forward to coming and have progressed a lot. They've LOVED every single teacher/coach (Josh, Xavier, Selma and now Daniel!) that they've had! Their time here has been valuable and irreplaceable! The place is always neat and clean and it's so cool that the staff remembers your name from day 1. :-) Love love love Aquatots!!!

This place isn't a complete scam but it's surely guilty of unethical business practices. Their…read morebusiness model seems to be to bring your kids along as slowly as possible in order to maximize the money you put in. The fact they have a buy 10 months, get 2 free option is insane. In no world does it take 50-100 lessons (assuming 1-2 times per week) to learn to swim. They had my daughter stuck on level 3 of 8 for 13 or 14 lessons, which is a level that is more about becoming comfortable in/under the water and exposes them to hardly any actual swimming technique. It's a necessary step no doubt, but to string us along for 7 weeks in pool purgatory reeks of a cash grab. They will claim your child isn't hitting certain ambiguous benchmarks that are required in their system to advance, but these barometers are often ticky tack, non essential and/or are hard to quantify day to day. Many times they are things that get better with experience and exposure that is very limited or impossible in a 30 min class setting. If these criterion are to be taken seriously, the onus falls on the coach to get the kids to the next level with a reasonable sense of urgency which doesn't exist here. At the end of the day, if you're training, teaching or coaching someone and you claim they aren't meeting the mark that either you've created or exists naturally, then the failure of that student is on you. This basic level of accountability is not apparent at Aqua Tots. It's easier and more lucrative to tell what they need to work on or what they're doing wrong and charge you for another set of sessions than to get to the root cause to fix the supposed issue or to hide behind some obscure "standard" so you can keep students from progressing when they're clearly ready. After my twin 4 year olds and 7 year old completed the initial 8 lessons we bought, they obviously needed more. However, we could only afford to get my 7 y/o another 8 lessons. So due to convenience, familiarity, and an apparent misplaced hope that the school would do better, we continued. Much to our dismay, the aforementioned drawbacks continued as well. Bottom line, this swim school operates as a subscription based business. Swim lessons aren't cheap anywhere, so I recommend all who read this to spend that money with another swim school whose priority is endowing your child with the lasting life skill of swim, instead of how many lessons they can squeeze out of you.

My family loves this Waterpark for the ample shade! The free lounging chairs are under the shade…read moreand people are usually really friendly. On our most recent visit, we arrived not long after opening and it wasnt packed at all. We left around 1:30 and it was picking up just a little bit more, but still not bad at all. The restrooms and showers were cleaned, which was awesome! And the pools were so refreshing in the triple-digit heat!

Perfect place to have a family day or birthday party. If you need ice they can provide it for your…read morecoolers. Ours melted pretty quickly with this Texas heatwave. Give them a try your kids will be happy that you did!

Awful and what a scam this place has turned into. We took our first child there over 2 years ago…read moreand it was great. The instructors cared and were all well trained. We have now taken our youngest child twice. The instructors barely worked with anyone individually and just read from a sheet of paper. Pretty much 30 mins of do whatever you want. They have now changed their cancellation policy which makes you give 30 days notice so you have to pay for an extra month even though you have no desire to go again. They also changed their make up class policy which makes it way more difficult to do make up classes. Obviously these changes are to hold on a little bit longer before the doors close. Update: I called and requested the paper we signed be emailed to me and I was hung up on. I had to call and speak with someone else

We've been coming to AquaKids for years. They recently changed the make up class policy which is…read moreinconvenient for families. They recently had to cancel class due to unsafe chlorine levels which is understandable however instead of having a text system notify parents, they sent an email 13 minutes prior to class start time. I was told by the desk that a text message SHOULD go out but it's broken. I've been trying to contact the manager unsuccessfully to see what steps are being taken to correct this to make it easier for families. I will say that the location is great and the instructors are very kind and well trained.

Love this place, and my dogs love being able to run in the field along with cooling off in the pondread more

Best dog park in Fort Worth. Every other dog park we seem to visit is mediocre. What I love is how…read moreoften it gets maintained. Closed every Wednesday till 5:30PM and Open on regular hours Monday-Sunday! They need to update the hours as we thought it was closed all day on Wednesdays. We just went today at 6pm. Large dog and small dog sides with dog rise off/water station. Multiple benches and seats to enjoy. I love that my dogs can swim in the dog lake! Correct hours are Monday-Sunday open from 5:30AM-11:30PM Wednesdays open from 5:30PM-11:30PM

The Keller pool is great and the new masters swim program is fantastic. The pool is mainly for…read moreschool purposes, so it can be a bit frustrating when they say there is lap swim and all lanes are taken. If you remind yourself the pool is mainly for the kids, then it helps the sting of getting to the pool and having no lap lanes available. Having lived in multiple states and having swum at many pools, always having a set number of lanes open to the public is one way to get around that. But they try very hard to be accommodating. To the reviewers of the front desk: Monica and the rest of the staff are actually very nice. My first 1-2 visits were cordial, but after just a few visits you'll realize they are very nice and caring. Plus everyone has a bad day. The pool manager and lifeguards are also very kind. To the mother who's kids were cold: the pool is kept in the low 80's. I used to teach swim lessons and many children shiver. So they just must keep moving. A pool warmer than the low 80's is too hot for competitive swimming, which is what this pool is designed for. You might search out a pool that works with folks with medical problems or a pool designed only for giving lessons. Those pools are kept around 90 degrees. It's also a myth that you can catch a cold from being cold. So most likely your kids were already sick when they got to the pool.

Certainly experienced better. Appreciate 'trying' to offer lap swim. However, don't count on lap…read moreswim on the weekend. An annual subscription seems like a bad idea since no real fulfillment of 'scheduled' hours really exists currently.