Season pass is absolutely worth the money if you live nearby. The Halloween & Christmas events get…read morebetter every year, and make the park accessible to the whole family. You can pack lunch in to save on meals. Not sure the park is quite worth traveling significantly to visit yet, but they are making updates and additions every year! Love that there are now two family friendly coasters with low height requirements that are still thrilling and fairly smooth. Be sure to walk to the back of the park past the Ferris Wheel and giant swings to ride Kentucky Flyer.

I don't remember going to Kentucky Kingdom a lot when I was a kid. Probably since I don't really…read moreenjoy rides. As an adult however, I still don't enjoy rides lol. BUT, I enjoy watching my family enjoy them! There is a huge area for the little ones. Lots of rides like cars, monster trucks , blimps, etc and all of these are low on the thrill but high on the fun. My wife loves the roller coasters and they apparently have some good ones. The 5D movie theater is fun too. It's indoors, has moving chairs and effects like wind and vibrations. It was well received by all our kids. In the summer The water park is super awesome and huge. There are a hand full of places to eat and for the most part they are all the same quality - amusement park food and prices. Great place to spend time with your family or friends.

This was a blast. My oldest daughter and I got on this adventure river and we went around at four…read moreor five good times. It was so much fun it shoot you off quick do you have to be a certain height which is what my youngest daughter couldn't go and we just went around this big circle and ran in swam and played in the running to other people it's just a Lotta good fun. It is not a lazy river at all this is an adventure river like it says. It was a lot of fun and one of my favorite things at the park

T3 also known as Terror to the Third Power is a suspended looping coaster at Kentucky Kingdom and…read moreHurricane Bay. It was originally built in 1995 that has top speeds of 49 mph and reaches heights of 101 ft. The track length is 2,172 ft. Height requirements are min of 52 inches and max of 79 inches. Growing up in Louisville Kentucky kingdom was a big part of my childhood. I had season passes as early as I can remember and T3 being built 1995 I was around 11 years old when this ride debuted. I can remember being really excited for it when it came out. A roller coaster that does flips and your feet dangle? I was sold from day one. Overall it was a fun ride then and a fun ride now. Has solid speed, fun loops and brings some nostalgic feelings to me personally. I'm really glad that when Kentucky kingdom reopened after being shut down that they kept this ride here.

Why is T3 getting such a high rating well there is a really good reason for it which I'll explain…read morewhy because it totally deserves it! T3 is more or less known as a Vekoma SLC pretty much the most hated coaster amongst coaster enthusiasts as it's known for bashing your head back and forth between the restraints leaving you with a splitting headache but that's not the case here! This Vekoma SLC has over the shoulder straps connected to a lap bar so it takes away from that head bashing that we all love soo much that element alone is something I haven't found on any other Vekoma SLC in the United States! T3 has a super fun layout and it's a good coaster for the type that it is with just the restraints alone it's definitely in my opinion the best SLC out there as it has gotten rid of the head pain! Overall i don't think I've said this before about this type of coaster but I'll definitely look forward to my next ride on T3 because it's just that awesome!

5D cinema is a indoor 3D glasses and moving chair attraction inside of the Kentucky kingdom and…read morehurricane bay theme park in Louisville Kentucky. Located in the very back of the front side of the theme park inside a large building. It is actual the only all indoor ride at the whole park. In the past the movies have changed up. For years it seems like it was Dino island and then switched to angry birds. The latest on my most recent visit was a yogi bear movie/ride based off the most recent movie a few years back. Overall they are always fun and interactive ride for all ages. For little bitty ones like my one year old they do offer stand still seating where they can still put on the 3D glasses and enjoy. If I had to rate the 3 attractions off memory that haven been in there it would be Dino island 1st, angry birds 2nd and yogi bear 3rd. All are pretty fun though.

Well we were at Kentucky Kingdom we rode the 5D cinema ride. This had the Ice Age dinosaur movie…read moreversion in it. We had a good time we enjoyed it the seats move all around you were 3-D glasses and we had a fun time it is definitely worth beating the heat sometimes and going into this nice cool place to get refreshed

Himalaya is a ground based cart ride located at Kentucky Kingdom in Louisville Kentucky. Has a min…read moreheight requirement of 48 inches. Old school ride that has existed for as long as I can remember. It predates the newer Kentucky kingdom and existed at the original Kentucky kingdom and when six flags took over for a bit. The rides itself is basically like other rides known as "caterpillar" on that it pushes toy forward in a hilly/bumpy circle at high speeds and then it will reverse and take you backwards at high speeds. The ride has always been set to upbeat popular music that blares loudly. The seats can fit up to 2-3 people. Overall this is a pretty fun ride and if there isn't a long line the operator will let you go for quite a bit. If I'm being honest this is a 4 star thrill ride. However, because of the nostalgic and great memories I have here it's a 5 star to me personally. I can remember being a child and being excited or bummed depending what songs played during the ride. Simpler times for sure.

Himalayas definitely a nostalgia trip that I have been on many times in my life. I remember right…read moreit is kid now I take my kids to it as well. It's pretty fun and awesome how it goes forward lunchtime and then backwards definitely a good place to check out

Scream extreme is a thrill ride located at Kentucky kingdom and hurricane bay them park in…read moreLousiville Kentucky. Really fun ride that along with cyclos is the biggest non roller coaster thrill ride in the park. Located towards the back half of the park next to the gift shop where the 5d cinema exits out to. This ride puts you on individual seats and takes you for spins until you get completely vertical. Overall very fun ride that me and my kiddos like to make sure we hit everytime we visit the park.

Well just looking at the pictures made the blood pressure of mine go up. But we still wrote it and…read morewe had fun doing it. This is definitely a scream extreme you go around real quick in a circle and then you go all the way up like a Ferris wheel and spin very fast all the way upside down and make your way all the way back. This was a very fun ride I like the colors reminded me of hulk Hogan back in the 80s in good fun times.

Any good park should have an airtime filled hyper coaster. But Kentucky Kingdom can't have a real…read morehyper due to its proximity to the Louisville Airport. Enter Chance Rides, which somehow managed to fit the airtime of a 200 foot hyper coaster into this 100 foot coaster, Lightning Run. And Lightning Run doesn't just deliver airtime on the first drop, but constantly throughout its course, all the way to the final brake run. It is just so surreal to feel this amount of airtime coming from a coaster only 100 feet tall, but it is also so very exhilarating. That makes Lightning Run not only a must-ride, but a coaster you will want to ride again and again, first to marvel at how such a small coaster can deliver such amazing airtime, and again because you can't get enough of that airtime.

Lightning run is a roller coaster located Inside of Kentucky Kingdom and hurricane bay theme…read morepark. Located towards the front entrance of the park and it is the first coaster you will approach. Very fun coaster. Has good speed, nice hills and turns and good length to it. Isn't too rough of you as you are buckled in tightly as Well. Overall one of the best coasters in this park (I'd probably put 3rd behind the classics t3 and thunder run)

Solid family wave pool located in the hurricane bay portion of Kentucky kingdom in Louisville ky…read more This is the smaller and less crowded wave pool in the park. Not nearly as crowded which makes it more family friendly. The waves aren't as large as the and intense as the "big surf" attraction which was the original and the more popular wave pool. However, this is still fun and you do get some nice and fun wave action. Overall cool and relaxing water attraction at Kentucky kingdom. More of just a place to actually swim like a public pool as it has more room and isn't as crowded as other water wave pools at hurricane bay

Thanks we always had a good time at the wave lagoon. This is a good mix of water fun for adults…read moremixed in with fun for kids. It is a nice and easy attraction for families with fun on the water

Splash zone is toddler and small child water park/play area located in the hurricane bay portion of…read morethe Kentucky kingdom and hurricane bay theme park in Lousiville Kentucky. Very cool and interactive water park that's is very fun for youngsters and adults hanging with them. Has some slides and cool play areas. Overall very neat and fun addition to the hurricane bay portion that is great for kids who don't swim and Aren't big enough for the other water rides and attractions.

Splash zone is a very fun area of Kentucky Kingdom hurricane bay. I'll take my kids here and we get…read moresoaking wet and have a great time.

It's been years! But we will come back for more fun, and much much sooner. This long-standing…read morebowling alley still offers family fun and regular bowling leagues, plus a separate area for private rentals. We came on a Monday night after seeing their game specials. They have one each day/night, and you can find them on their website. The lanes were in good shape as well as the rental shoes, seating and surrounding tables. Plenty of bowling balls to choose from, with different hole sizes to accommodate various hands. A snack bar is available with seating as well. It looked the same with its dark wood features. Next time we'll stay for dinner. Those fries are calling my name! For regular bowlers, a pro shop is available and was open the evening we visited. The private lot is huge so you'll have no issue finding parking. Party packages available and leagues, including ones for junior bowlers.

Executive strike and spare is a longtime city of Louisville bowling alley that is situated off of…read morePhillips lane next to the fairgrounds. One of the larger bowling alleys if not the largest in the city. I have a long history at this place as in the late 80s and early to mid 90s I bowled every Saturday morning here in a league and would burn up the arcade room on Friday nights while my parents bowled. As a young adult I bowled here in a few leagues and most recently I have been here for my daughters high school bowling tournaments. So lots of cool and good memories. The lanes have always been well kept. It has one of the more spacious lane areas and main areas off the lanes so you never feel crowded or uncomfortable. Overall a traditionally bowling alley and pricing on par with most alleys especially since strike and spare do own a majority of the lanes In the city.