We were in Kauai for my daughter's birthday this past year, so we decided to take her out to the…read moreFun Factory. Even though she is too small to play a lot of these games, she had a fantastic time. She did not win a bunch of tickets, but when we went to cash them in - the attendant upgraded her prize for her birthday and she was so cute. It was a very heartwarming gesture.

We love going to Fun Factory on Oahu so while on Kauai we had to try theirs. The on on Kauai is…read morepretty consistent as the others. I am into the claw games. I won a small squishmellow after three tries. Pretty good. The facility is nice and open and clean. The staff was friendly and helpful. All the kids and "big kids" had fun.

i used to come here all the time when i was a kid. a fun place to go to kill some time and play…read moresome video games. i would've given it 4 stars, but the games no longer cost $.25 or $.50.. they've converted to those player cards like they have at dave and busters instead using game tokens. what a bummer.

Not sure how I'm the first to review Wet n' Wild, which has been around for almost 25 years…read more(including the years it was known as Hawaiian Waters). Unfortunately, this park has drastically declined over the years. Yes, the season passes are good deals but not really when every time you show up to the park, at least half the rides are closed. One ride that is closed 9 out of 10 times I go? The lazy river. It's a staple, why would you NOT have it open the entire time the park is open? I assume they have staffing shortage issues. Their hours are crazy weird and inconsistent. You need to go to their website and figure out what day you want to go and look for the color-coded operating hours. Some days, they're only open 5 hours. Some Saturdays, they might be closed completely for a special event. They do offer dive-in movie nights and show NFL games on the large screen in the wave pool. Every once in awhile, there will be a concert. The chairs are in disrepair - falling apart, sagging, faded, etc. The food prices are outrageous - but that's to be expected at any "theme" park. Parking is free with season passes and you get a free tumbler that can be filled for less than $4. But even the tumbler bottles have shrunk in size over the years so it's not really a deal. With Wet n' Wild being a franchise, you'd think they would invest some time and money into renovations of Hawaii's only water park. Just my two cents.

From the owner: Ranked as one of the Top 10 Best Amusements/Water Parks in the nation by the Travel Channel, named…read more"Best Playspace/Outdoor Attraction" by HONOLULU Magazine and “Best Season Pass Value" by HONOLULU Family Magazine, Wet‘n’Wild Hawaii features nearly 30 acres of fun and adventure nestled in the hills of O‘ahu’s second city, Kapolei. As Hawai‘i’s first and only waterpark, Wet’n’Wild is also 100% solar-powered, the first attraction in the state to achieve this sustainable milestone. With 26 rides and attractions, Wet‘n’Wild Hawaii waterpark offers something for everyone, from families looking to relax and cool off in warm tropical waters, to thrill-seekers searching for an adrenaline boost. Wet‘n’Wild Hawaii is also a popular venue to hold birthday parties, family gatherings, corporate getaways, and concerts.

I want to say right off the bat, MOVE THE SMOKING AREA. Seriously you guys. How can you put the…read more"designed smoking area" right in the main hub next to the bar. The smoke was going right into the flow rider with children. Please make you cigarette smoking guests go into the parking lot! I live in Sonoma County and recovering from cancer. We have smoking bans in ALL public places. It is ultimately disrespectful to your other paying guests. PARKING LOT!!!! Wet and Wild was definitely the highlight of my son's vacation to the island, besides shark diving in the Northshore. There are so many attractions. Huge slides, wave pools. Areas for tots. Flow riders and more. There is a cute gift shop and cabanas to rent. You do have to pay to park, unless you get a season pass. I highly recommend just buying a season pass. Pays for itself. Safe locker area for your valuables. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. I would have easily given this place a 5 star rating but having my child and I inhale someone else's 2nd hand smoke against our will was an automatic 2 star deduction. Move it to the parking lot! Otherwise, 5 star from me. We loved everything else here.

I'm not sure this place can improve from a 1 star. While on vacation part of the City Pass…read moreprogram is the Wet N Wild water park. Well the fact that they still have this place on the program is a real let down. We looked online and with the information from City Pass we made our way to the Park. When we arrived there was a sign in the gate CLOSED Really??? We looked online again and it's clearly shows that they are open. So we call and get a rude person just telling us the park is closed. No apologies no regrets or regard for a customer or potential customer. Just The Park is Closed. Oh well we will make the most of our day finding something else So now the business gets back and is blaming the City App for the issue. When we called the facility all they said was they were closed no explanation was given. Don't blame a third party for your mistake. As well as I stated the website stated open nothing more was used beyond that. If there was a sign. Out front stating closed for special event we would better understand things but all we got was a closed gate and words on the said closed that's it. Not my idea of a of a professional company. To me this is a group of big time losers.

From October to the end of February, free tours are conducted twice on Saturdays only. There's a…read moretour that starts around 8 and another at 12:30 and you can go online to make a reservation. There's also a waiver that needs to be signed so going online ahead of time to arrange your visit is important. Once you get there, one of the volunteers will open the gate to let you in. Tours are informal and donation based. The sanctuary is now made of 1100 acres and is home to many of Hawaii's endangered birds. Can you believe that Hawaii is the number one place on planet Earth for endangered species?! That includes plants, insects and birds. Small habitat, loss of habitat, and small populations to begin with contribute to this sad event. The volunteers were incredibly knowledgeable and had loads of information to share with us. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. It was a relaxing, three hours of birdwatching, fresh air, and peace on the North Shore.

Wow I'm surprised there aren't more reviews. Located in kahuku just outside kahuku town across the…read morelarge wind mills near Romy's and Kahuku Farms watch for their sign. Now I'm not a Birder or Photographer we went to enjoy bird watching with a guided tour to see and learn about the endangered Hawaiian birds in our islands. The tour guides are all volunteers very knowledgeable and all passionate about what they do which is share what they can about the wetland birds living on the refuge. It was a very fun experience being in a group w great tour guides and enthusiastic attendees, makes me wana take up a new hobby. There was about 25 of us and for most Birding or photography is their passion hobby. It's a 1-2 hr walking tour on flat grassy terrain. Easy walking for all ages. Tours are FREE Sunscreen a must Shades and hat is promising Binoculars helpful Water is good Tours are on Thursday 4pm and Saturday 9am from mid Oct to mid Feb. Get there on time they close the gates once they start the tour. After parking meet at the gazebo. The restroom is one out house. Check their site for more info.

Updating my review now that I can confirm that the girl conductor who USED to work here is gone…read more Now reviewing with the current guy conductor and he is EXCELLENT. Located here at Ka Makana is a little train ride that goes through out the mall. With about 5 little cabins for you and your kiddies to ride and a good amount of time to enjoy. Its $5 per adult and $5 per child. Children must be 36" or taller to ride alone. Hours of operation is Monday-Saturday 10a-6p and Sunday 12p-6p. Operations also depend on weather as this is an outdoor mall. Although its $5 per ride for my son it's worth it as he loves it all the time. The conductor now is ALWAYS interactive with kids and has a great personality. It's because of him we love coming back.

Our children had a blast and once they got out they wanted to go back in. I think the price is kind…read moreof expensive. It would be perfect if it was $5 for kids and $10 for adults. Or even the other way around. Since it's a kids ride, can even charge $10 per kid and $5 for adult since the adult is there only for comfort and supervision. Also, the last red cart needs to be more secured and not loose to prevent Accelerating jerking... the jerking during stopping and acceleration makes the kids scared because it's too snappy. I think if it's tight, the red cart will move as one and more smooth for the kids.

First trip to the Kapolei carnival with my kids. Had one ride with the stereo blaring some rap song…read morethat repeated the phrase "Mother F*cker" over and over, and this was their idea of family entertainment?!?!? Went to the ticket booth next to the ride and complained about their choice of music and the lady(use that term loosely) seemed really ticked that people were complaining about this. I'd like to also express my disappointment with the Sheriffs Dept., there were three of the departments finest sitting right there who never heard a thing, Really?!? 20 ft away?? I guess it's easier to ignore than get off your butt and earn your pay?? Sent an email to the corporate website explaining the incident, crickets.. Needless to say, I was sorry to have spent any of my hard earned money with these dirtbags, won't make that mistake again. They don't deserve the one star, consider it a neg. star...