i had a wonderful time, my glorious and favorite staff member here named Anthony Sanchez made the…read moretrip worthwhile. This man gave me tips, guided me around, and made the entire experience worthwhile, without him, this would undoubtedly be a four. a great experience only elevated by great staff like this man.

We went here for a birthday party. I can't say much about the value because we didn't pay but I…read moregathered that it's pretty pricey. The cost of a large pizza is around $40. It is large but sheesh! The pizza itself was fine... nothing to write home about. My kids really enjoyed the rides. The waits weren't too long. The thing that really got to me was the smell in the place. The chlorine smell is overwhelming and I started to get a big headache.

What an improvement! The park was cleaner, felt safer, there was more staff and everyone seemed…read moremuch friendlier. Prices haven't changed much which was shocking considering the cost of everything else on the planet has gone up. We had an amazing time. The wave pool didn't seem to be working but it was one small hiccup in an otherwise great day. Two areas it would be great to see more improvement: I do wish they'd offer free ice and/or the ability to bring in more water or that they'd offer water stations. Water gets too hot, too fast and people shouldn't have to pay for that over and over. I also wish they would require everyone in the lazy river to be on tubes. There were people walking through it? Kids were wildly chasing each other, swimming under people, jumping off tubes. It just wasn't safe. We will be back and it was great to see things better at TT!

The waterpark was great and I'm glad it was free through my job at the time, because I personally…read morewouldn't pay for it. The place did not seem very clean and the lines were extremely long with a lot of waiting.

This is a great water park option for those with smaller kids and those who don't want the…read moreoverwhelming experience of larger parks. I took 2 kids during a summer weekday and it was sufficiently crowded for the summer time, but they had enough of a blast. There were only a few rides they were not able to do, but we had enough to keep us busy for a few hours. I'd rather go back here than deal with Kalahari prices and crowds.

Came out for a birthday party and had a GREAT time! Two adults and one toddler came out to $34- we…read morepurchased our tickets online the night before and were able to skip the long lines at the door. They did do a quick check through our bags and had no issues with the food items we brought. They had a cabana rented which had a good amount of seating and an area to put food and gifts. We purchased some ice cream and dippin dots from the swim up bar area which was super convenient. They also have a few food trucks and other items for purchases. One food truck had some amazing looking piña coladas that we'll have to try next time! We didn't go on any water slides cause we have a toddler but we still all had a really great time in the smaller pool areas and kid zones.

We went here on a Monday when our district didn't have school. It was a little bit more crowded…read morethan I thought it would be. We got there around 1pm. It did clear out around 3pm. The workers varied from really nice and helpful to grumpy and appearing to hate their jobs. The place in general is a money pit, but I think you know that going into it. We happened to get in on a BOGO special. Otherwise the price seems crazy high. The roller coaster was one activity that seemed to be running very inefficient. It took forever for them to load the carts. They did jump workers around to different activities so everything isn't always open and the times posted didn't actually match up to when they were open.

After dinner, my buddy and I decided to go into Tom Foolery just to check out their arcade game…read moreselection. That's when we found out that for $30 you could get one hour of free play on non ticketed games. We bought one card and were able to play the Walking Dead rail shooter, the entire campaign of the Halo rail shooter, and some Cruisin' to wrap up the night. It was a Friday night, so they were pretty busy but it's such a huge arcade that it really never is a problem. The staff were all super nice and made me feel welcomed. There is a pretty great selection of games at Tom Foolery. I do wish they had an NBA Jam style arcade machine or more "mature" games like Halo and Walking Dead, but beggars can't be choosers. If you've ever wanted to just be a guy and run through full arcade game campaigns, the Tom's Power Hour deal is absolutely worth it. I will be back one day to beat the Jurassic Park campaign. RIYL: Arcades

Invited for a birthday party. Parking was easy. Inside the lobby was designated for check in for…read moreparty or just check in. We were given wrist bands and I had to ask where to go. We had a dedicated area with two picnic tables. Lots of kids there that day. Lots of chloramines in the air. My biggest complaint. Chloramines are chlorine that has bonded with organic matter and chloramine gas is released. It does not indicate cleanliness. That cannot be judged by smell but smell does indicate no free chlorine is available to sanitize. The odor was intense. It burned your eyes. It stayed on your clothes and hair afterward. The entire drive back home to DFW I was smelling chloramine and I never got wet. Anyway. Everyone seemed to be having a good time. Birthday boy loved it. His friends loved it. We didn't get in the water. We were being checked on frequently by staff. The water wasn't deep anywhere that I saw. You could see the kids easily. Slides and lots of typical splash pad things. It was a nice little place. The only complaint was the strong smell. We didn't buy food there so I can't speak to that. Overall it was a nice indoor splash park so despite the intense smell, I'm giving 3 stars.

Not what it used to be. At all. A couple weeks back came…read moreacross something online. Pretty sure it was on Google maps one of the AI suggested tips said that after 4 PM it was half price. Not a big deal. We got there and they wouldn't honor it. Ok, they've definitely done it before for us because I remember. Both of the employee stories didn't match up, okay - no big deal. Our kids wanted to play - we still paid. First irritating thing. Next? The lifeguards are selective (and not really paying attention to your kids so BE AWARE, THERE ARE TONS OF PLACES THEY CAN STILL DROWN HERE!!!!!! ) with who they want to yell at, also they don't really know what they're yelling at for because telling my child's father that he couldn't go down the small slide, even though it did not say no adults on that particular slide and our son is small/was scared to go without his Dad waiting first at the bottom. I guess because he was on the heavyset side of things she was trying to suggest he was too heavy when in fact, he was not, and there were bigger people going down it. So yeah the teenager "life guards" will body shame you. Watch out. Lastly.... The place has BLACK MOLD absolutely everywhere... as well as green mold/algae growing on steps, TONS of anti slip treads ripped off causing kids to slip (not to mention all the broken pieces of equipment), get hurt....even though they're in a rush to push customers out right at 6 o'clock sharp, if not before if they get the chance. Because they half ssa squeegee the floors so make sure you don't leave your shoes on the floor otherwise they'll end up in a puddle of water where they push all of it around from trying to hurry up and leave instead of doing their job properly and waiting for everyone to leave before they start cleaning/closing. It's a shame that the owners have let this place go downhill so much considering how much they still charge and the water was definitely not 82°! We saw one little boy with his lips blue and shivering. Save your money go elsewhere, this place is not what it's cracked out to be. Oh, and then charging like $20-$25 for an eight dollar pizza from Domino's is pretty diabolical too.

This review will be boring. It might be useful, but I doubt it will be funny or cool. Steady…read morecompetence is not exciting, and this pool is competent, reliable, and easy to use. Cat Hollow Pool is like the San Antonio Spurs of neighborhood pools. It's not the newest or the flashiest pool. It's just a damn good pool. Cat Hollow Pool has clean cool water. It's not dirty or over-chemed. It is seldom over-crowded. The grounds are well-maintained. Open hours are very generous (open until 9 pm almost every night), and the pool is well-staffed with a crew of lifeguards. My toddler enjoys the shaded kiddie area, and my little guys enjoy the deeper sections and small water slides. The annual pass for a family is a bargain, Perhaps it would be nice if Cat Hollow had a bigger, windier water slide or a zero-entry pool for the kids. Maybe a few more splash pad features or a reliable snack and drink machine would be cool. That said, as far as water-filled holes in the ground go, this one is pretty darn good.

This pool is great. The staff is super sweet and the water is clear, clean and not over saturated…read morewith chemicals. Also, we usually have an issue with crowds but we really didn't notice that here. The two slides they have are awesome, the kids love it here. I love the fact that they have a shallow area for the little ones. Unfortunately, arm floaties are not allowed but they have life vests available which is AWESOME!

This is my first here in a beautiful summer day. We arrived about an hour after opening. It is cash…read moreonly for entrance. $2 for children, $5 for adults. I think it is more geared towards toddlers or young children rather than older kids. This would be a fun time for kiddos under 10, but if they are great swimmers; unlikely. They have a plenty of lifeguards on site keeping watch. It is next door to a playground as well. You could spend all frat here relaxing, but you should bring your own chairs. You can reserve the patio area for parties as well. P

This is an excellent city pool! I'd say it's for elementary ages as the pool isn't deep at all so…read moreteens might not enjoy it as much. There's a small lazy river, 2 big water slides, a snack bar, a splash pad, and several fun pipes and structures in the pool. Come early to get you one of the tables or loungers. This is on the smaller side so and they do have camps and such come in buses so it can get crowded. You can bring your own food and drinks in and the admission to get in is only around $3. I'd say this is a great value! If they have to close the pool due to rain they'll offer you a rain check! Definitely appreciate that.

Announcement.....for those who have lost count...this is review sev-in-hun-it!…read more Don't judge me, but I am finishing the draft of this review from 2019 (like I said, don't judge me). If you are looking for a place to take the little ones for some outdoor water fun, this may be your place! This location is a short drive just past ATX to Leander. This Splash Pad was built in 2011 in a former quarry and is surrounded by natural rock, which provides a really unique, pretty atmosphere. There are fountains and sprinklers of all shapes and sizes as well as water cannons, a waterfall, a little slide, a mini climbing wall, a sandbox, and plenty of picnic tables, too. This location offers many foundations that kids can have a blast in. There is ample parking, and the admission is only $2.00! Note* As this location was a quarry, water shoes should be worn by both the littles' and their 'bigs'.

Inexpensive ($2 a person) but it seems like 1/3 of it isn't working so $2 seems fair. Lots of…read moretables and shade and a reasonably clean restroom facility. It seems like it has way too many employees - 4 behind the counter, 1 taking money and the other 3 eating or on their phones. We stayed 90 minutes which I believe is the maximum amount of fun you can have here.

Just like the last reviewer, my husband and I discovered the Lake Creek Pool as we registered our…read moredaughter for their Preschool swimming lessons. Its a bit hidden right by a playground and dog park. This summer we had her taking lessons for the Preschool class early on in the summer and a couple of weeks ago completed the Advanced Preschool. Swimming lessons were through the Rec Center schedule. If you or any family members are thinking of doing swimming lessons, I highly recommend taking the courses as they take place here. The instructors were friendly with all ages and took such great time and patience especially with the preschoolers. There are two pools at the Lake Creek Pool. One large one...I'm not quite sure the depth but there is also a kiddie pool off to the side which has a cover over it from the sun..which was maybe a little over a foot in depth. Off to the side there are a handful of picnic type tables and several lounge chairs off to the side. There is a huge tent over the picnic tables but other than that, there is no shade. For just playing in the water and to swim, this place isn't too bad if you aren't looking for water slides or anything. Just a place to swim, hang out and cool off.

I like this spot. It's a pretty quiet pool compared to a lot of other RR community pools, which I…read morelove. You can bring in your own food and drinks (no alcohol-boo!) which is great since they don't have food items or snacks for sale. It's only $2 to get in which seems like a steal for any activity whatsoever these days, being that everything ever to do is hella expensive. This pool is nothing exciting. It's great for swimming and has a nice big deep end of diving without the board. It also has a nice shaded kiddie pool for my little one. There's no trees or grass to relax in if you're looking for that. The bathrooms are usually pretty gross. Fortunately, I don't have to use them often. They could pick up the TP off the ground- that'd be cool.

This place is absolutely amazing. First of all, there is something for every age group and swim…read moreskill - a wading area for littles, a 2-4 foot deep area for medium-range swimmers, and a 6+ foot deep area for strong swimmers and adults. There's also a pretty cool slide and one of those "walk on floats across the water" things. My kids stayed for almost 2 hours and the only reason we left then is because they were starting to turn red from their sunscreen wearing off. The lifeguards were also great. We have gotten so used to overbearing lifeguards this summer who blow their whistles and yell nonstop and this was a nice change of pace. They were very patient with everyone, using normal speaking voices and only using whistles if someone was doing something dangerous. It made for a very relaxing and fun experience. The entry for kids is about standard ($3 each) and a bit higher than usual for adults ($6 each) but one of the benefits of this is that the place wasn't very crowded so we were able to have a good time without feeling cramped. We'll definitely be coming back again, kids and adults had a great time.

Awesome public pool. Great for my 3 yr old. I love that he has his own space/water area that he can…read moresplash in, with some water depth, but it's not a typical splash pad that just has water spraying from the ground. The staff at the front friendly and admission prices were very reasonable. Only downside is that there seemed to be a lack of chairs/loungers