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Golfland Sunsplash

3.0 (520 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 10:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Diele K.

Since I was a kid, I've frequented both Golfland and Sunsplash periodically. Especially once I got my driver's license as I really like the arcade as there are quite the variety of games. Plus, you can play mini golf or even take a ride in the bumper boats or race karts. Definitely a timeless classic for me, and why I prefer Golfland over Sunsplash. Though Sunsplash isn't my favorite, I've still enjoyed myself there as my previous company used to do a holiday splash party each summer. The rental spaces are great, though the catered food was nothing special (hamburgers and hot dogs). All in all, it was still a fun event and you can count on me being in the lazy river if visiting Sunsplash!

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Cole D.

$25 for 3 fun activities. Mini golf was so great. Fun opportunities for hole in one's. The bumper cars was a blast. The go karts was electric. Such a great night with friends and family.

Crystal R.

I love this place! The best mini golf in Az! The only thing is they need to update the kitchen equipment and the inside as in the walls, drawers etc but they do have great dope whip and yummy cherry icees! Though they hard churros haha

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L.T. W.

Very much confused and lost at my first ever visit. Starts off with- where is the entrance!? I show signs pointing to the castle but then the signs /stop, oh you want me to go into the arcade for a water park, ok cuz that's not confusing. Finally figure out where to get tickets ok, but then where's the water park. I'm lost around all this golf and see zero signs that say water park this way or any arrows. Finally find the waterpark. I and heavily searched and forced to dump out my water in 100 degrees heat and told I can get water at the concession stand. This place is extremely small. Everything is in close proximity to each other, during the week the lines were really short. However carrying a large 6 foot four person tube up for flights of stairs can exhaust one. I did go to try and get water at the concession stand only to be told that it cost money and they don't give out water for free, I only found one drinking fountain in the whole place. I tried to find the waterslides that I saw at the ticket counter could not figure out how to get to those particular waterslides, even going up the stairs for one waterslide I ended up at a different waterslide. The signs are very confusing and it's hard to figure out what slide is which in which particular color tube is for which slide. I had a horrible time as a first time guest maybe if I was going there 10 times I knew what to do, but as a first time goer, this was extremely confusing and hard to navigate. Who's gonna be responsible for all these people with heat stroke? One drinking fountain and having to pay for water and you can't bring in your free water. I will never be back. I've been to hurricane Harbor many of times and I've never had such an issue over there.

This place looks like a water park that gave up on life. All those bright, twisty slides and not a single person in sight--it's like the fun packed its bags and left years ago. The empty pools just make it worse, giving off strong "abandoned after a bad season" energy instead of anything remotely exciting. The whole setup feels eerie rather than inviting. You've got these massive slides towering over...nothing. No water, no crowds, no noise--just a sad, dry wasteland that probably echoes if you clap. Even the decorations in the foreground feel like they're trying way too hard to make up for how lifeless everything else is. Honestly, instead of a water park, it looks more like a set for a post-apocalyptic movie where the fun died first.

Bianca P.

We decided to spend my oldest and youngest kids birthday at Sunsplash on 6/22. We rented 2 Cabanas which cost $241, purchased 12 tickets; around $400 and spent about $300 on food. So overall, about $941. Welp, you're supposed to get VIP entrance (skip the lines) which is next to the VIP parking with purchase of a cabana. We approached the employee, excited at the VIP entrance. She refused to let us through. We had proof of receipt, even showed her the Sunsplash website, had everyone's wristbands (tickets) and she said no, you have to go around to Golfland and enter through there. So, we walked, waited in line for 30 minutes. When we got to the front of the line, the employee said, "why did you guys wait in this line? You have Cabanas, you should've gone through VIP entrance." Told him the employee at that entrance refused to let us through. He said he was the manager and she should know better. Welp, looks like no one was on the same page. So let that be, we got in and wasn't going to let that ruin our experience. 1 of the 2 Cabanas had curtains that were ripped off, table was sticky, the storage bin had a tub of water with empty water bottles, trash, empty bags of chips and candy wrappers. Gross. So I took all the trash out and asked an employee if they can grab the bin. They eventually sent someone over to wipe the table down. Requested our 2 buckets of ice with 6 water bottles as stated on the site. That came about an hour later. I think I do a great job at being respectful, not yelling or demeaning employees. That's not going to get me anywhere. I've also worked customer service, I worked harder for those guests who were empathetic and kind. I don't understand why people apply for these roles if they don't want to work customer service? Most of these employees were teens or young adults. I think management needs to do a better job at training, making sure the employees at the gates / entrances actually understand their role and exceptions that apply to guests who pay for Cabanas as well as CLEANING them. Maybe boosting employee morale? Idk. Drastic changes need to be made. Overall, terrible experience.

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This place sucks! Not clean, the workers have no idea what's going on. Badly advertised on what is open and what is not.

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What are the hours for the water park?

https://www.golfland.com/mesa/

What's the price?

What is the price all ages and discounts

So do they have 3 seater tubes? Can 3 people use a 4 seater or do they have to ride separately (2 seater & 1 seater)?

unfortunately they do not have three seater tubes. you are more than welcome to have three people on a four seater tube, no need for separation. they just need to be under the weight limit on the ride

Do lockers have a code or a key? Do I pay for all day use to be able to open and close ( to buy lunch) or do I pay each time I open it?

They have both key and codes! And it's an all day rental so you can go in and out for the electronic ones!

Are the water park features open for those with mobility disabilities? There's no info on the website which is extremely disappointing.

There are those chairs that can accommodate those in wheelchairs or other mobility disabilities! There are ramps for entrance into the park and they can work with you best they can depending on the disability to use other attractions!

Do they take Apple Pay?

Yes, typically they take apple pay. You will need to provide the 4 digit device account number which is in in information tab (...). Thanks for asking.

Can you bring a t-shirt and shorts or does it have to be a swimsuit?

Either is fine as long as there are no metal rivets or zippers on your clothing.

Are the lockers inside or outside? Just wondering because I'm concerned about leaving my phone in the heat.

Outside. Wrap it in a towel or shirt and it should be fine :)

Do I need to bring my own towel?

Yes, you will need to bring your own towel.

Do they have any lockers to place valuables to keep dry and safe while visiting the slides? Or do you have to leave it in the car? We're considering taking the kids for the first time and don't know what to expect.…

Lockers are available from $8 to $14 for an all day rental depending on type and size. You are allowed to exit and re-enter the park if you choose to leave larger items in your car.

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“Once inside, enjoy the AC and make your way upstairs for at least 1 game of laser tag.”

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