11/1/19 This ride opened in 2003, and happens to be the…read moretallest spinning rapids ride in the world, as well as the first to be themed after DC Comics. Very cool too. I went there before things heated up in the summertime. Believe me, the walk to the actual ride is scenic, but when it is very hot outside, that scenic walk becomes a parking lot. Large umbrellas are installed in various parts of the walkway so the guests don't burn. It's also makes a good place to set up drinks and food at key level points on hot days. These key points mean you have 30 to 1 hour wait or longer. Six Flags America knows what the hell they are doing. I had pictures of what the inside of Panguian Station looks like, but can't find them on my Facebook page. Not that it matters, but you have the options of going to the left side or the right side. The difference is one party will be going first. Once on the tubes of destruction, you will be carried up the hill for your final destination. Depending on how many people are in your tube, you will find yourselves spinning faster and faster. You really don't get to soaked on this ride, but you will get some water on you. So if you don't want your butt to get wet, I recommend two things...grin and bear with a towel, or don't ride the ride. As The Panguian would say "You don't think you'll win do you?"

From the owner: All time off must be requested and approved 30 days in advance. If you will be out of the office, a…read morecalendar event should be added to the MyTime OOO shared Google Calendar AND the QA Team shared Google Calendar. If you are unsure of the number of personal/sick days allowed per year for your position, please reach out to the QA Manager for verification. MyTime expects you to be fully attentive to your position while clocked in. Breaks and lunches should be done off the clock. For remote workers, this includes taking care of personal business while working, including but not limited to checking social media, reading personal emails or messages, making personal calls or using your cell phone, and so on. You should clock out to do activitie...

I love this place. Great food options and the relaxing ambiance is addictive. It's perfect for…read moreworking as well.

Still a mess in my opinion. They have added more than a dozen kiosk shops that sell fast food,…read morecoffee, drinks or trinkets. However the water fountain and park part of the "water park" are still closed.

In my opinion, the best water park in northern Virginia! A good price for a fun day. Just avoid the…read moremostly microwave food of the cafe.

The water slides are their own bays, the pool is huge with a splash island, and there's a sand…read morebuilding area.

Kicks out kids and has adult swim time when they should allow kids and adults to be in a poolread more

Wonderful place to take your kids for a peaceful day of swimming. The environment is excellentread more

I am glad they have time limits on entry to the pool. We had a great time. My grandchildren had a…read morefantastic time today

Love this park however it is not for older kids I would say ages toddler to 4 years of age. The…read morewater is shallow and does not exceed 3.5 feet however this is great if your child can swim and don't want to worry about losing sight of your child or having to worry. I was able to sit in one central location and see the entire park and my daughter. There is plenty to do from the multiple slides and obstacle courses but once a child is over 48 inches they are no longer able to ride. For now I will mark this as a favorite because momma was able to rest. There wasn't a line which was amazing and they now accept reservations. No vending machines or concessions so make sure you bring your own snacks and food. Lastly plenty of shades space and opportunities for seating and picnic tables .

The waves were not so great and rather mild as the pool became more populated and I suppose in…read moreorder to keep things safe for the younger kids, the pressure was turned down. And yet, on the blue slide which I had gone down the prior year effortlessly, I had to scoot my way down the slide which took forever and was a bit embarrassing. lol. Again, I think the water pressure was turned down. Even young kids got stuck. FINALLY, someone actually STOLE my dry clothes from my pack. I guess they must have been watching me and liked the look of them.

It's perfect, fun cool and even have a wave park. What about waterslides? Yes, they do. They're…read moreeven have everything. I see everything.

The biggest cheat code for me and my family is going early... Like early early, as soon as they…read moreopen. Parking was a breeze and the different pool and slide sections were not crowded at all. It's such a great spot to burn summer energy and also practice water skills. I found the lifeguards to be really attentive and constantly counting the swimmers in their sections. My kids absolutely love the big and small waterslides and rode them about 20 times over the course of an hour or two. Even just a few days before the Fourth of July holiday, because we were there first thing, there were no lines, and things ran smoothly. I'm excited to check it out again, perhaps at a bit busier time, but it was great for our first visit.

My family's first visit and we enjoyed it as much as the kids did! Looking forward to returning.read more

Exclusionary policies on a 3ft deep pool…read more My special needs son wanted to go on the lily pads/floating log ropes course, so I asked if I could be present in the water to guide him because he's non-verbal and needs time to process directions. The head lifeguard said no, the other lifeguards will watch him. Some special needs children require accommodations that caretakers like his father (me) are highly attuned to. The teenaged lifeguards would simply blow their whistles and scream at my son as they've done before. I am there to assist as needed so 1) we avoid the screaming lifeguards, and 2) so he can experience what all the other kids can do on their own. Obviously we didn't go on it. Thanks for understanding, SplashDown, we'll never go there again. Side note: Some of these lifeguards hate their life and shouldn't be there.

Costs have gone up but our experience was decent they have a lot of options and it seemed like…read moresomeone was testing water quality pretty often. As far as food goes bring that $$

Took my youngest daughter (10) here for the first time. The Montgomery County residents the cost…read moreis $5 for kids and $7 for adults. I think it's $20 for non-residents. The staff was very nice and there were plenty of lifeguards keeping close watch. The outdoor pool area consisted of - Large pool section that went from 3+ feet to 5 feet - 13 foot area with a diving board - Lazy river - 2 water slides About 40% of the area where you can sit is shaded (either trees or a canopy). I can tell that people came early to snag those spots. It's a very nice and well maintained facility. One thing to be aware of is that there is no re-entry. So make sure you bring everything from the car you need the first time. There is plenty of parking. Overall we had a great time and next time we will go closer to the time they open to get a shady spot.

Love this pool! Staff are cool and very helpful and I've seen a handful of lifeguards save kids…read moreover this past year. Shows that the guards are paying attention to the swimmers. 10/10!