Lots of fun good events like Christmas lights and Fright night halloween good for the kids train ride is nice foods good

Ok, hear me out. The park was great but like, come on! Half of the rides were 4 hours long and thats just with a line of 8 people. The new Twisty Turney was garbage. The ride was 1/6 of being thrown off into another ride and the shakes made me gag. Probably the only thing that was good was the water rides and thats it. Overall, The park is okay but the rides and drinks were horrible. Don't Recommend staying here read more

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Well, this park has potential but today was not their day. The TLDR is the wait time for everything was out of control, we went on 6 rides in 5 hours and didn't get lunch because the meal lines were over 2 hours long. I could see this park being fun on a slow day with low wait times but today it was absolutely packed. All the staff I interacted with were very polite and friendly. We arrived 35 minutes after opening. It took us over an hour to wait in line just to park (not a great start). Then we headed to the water park. The path to the second half of the water park is not super obvious but luckily someone I was there with knew the way. The wave pool was nice and the Riptide Racer Slides were a blast (highlight of the day). We got to go down the slides twice before the lines got excessive. Then we headed to the lazy river to wait 10 minutes for a tube. While most of the group when around the lazy river, one person in my group tried to get lunch with our prepurchased meal vouchers. He soon discovered that every single food vendor had a wait of over 2 HOURS!! For a hot dog? We specifically didn't pack a lunch because we purchased the meal vouchers in advance so to have the wait time for lunch to be that long is unacceptable. We went on 2 more rides, and once we got through waiting for those it was 5pm. So we decided it was time to leave the park to actually get a meal since we never stood in the 2 hour lunch line. On the way out , I stopped to buy my niece dippin dots and we tried a hail Mary, could we use the meal voucher to cover this? The manager said yes! We were able to use our 4 meal vouchers for a pretzel, a bag of popcorn, a churro, and a large dippin dots. Definitely not 4 lunches but we greatly appreciated getting SOMETHING for the meal vouchers. In closing, while there are component pieces here that would make for a nice experience, the park was overcrowded, understaffed, and under resourced for the amount of guests they sold tickets to, which significantly detracted from the experience. read more

Lake Compounce - Food line - Amusement Parks Near Me - Bristol, Connecticut

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My family and myself had such an amazing eventful time. A beach is available, which have live shows throughout the day. I didn't get the schedule time for the shows. So many kid friendly water rides and activities. Arcade games available and fun family friendly Carnival games to play at a fee. If you win you get a prize. Ofcourse u have to pay money more than u expect because you want to win. Lol Many options for food to eat but it's pricey and the lines are always long. I would highly recommend a visit for the children's and family before summer is over. Reasonable price for parking and entry fee into the amusement park. I didn't really enjoy my food the burger wasn't cooked well and the fries where soggy but I was able to get a refund. Thank you to the hard working staff. read more

Lake Compounce - Amusement Parks Near Me - Bristol, Connecticut

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I've been to this park a couple times and it's definitely changed and adapted over time. Normally a 5/5. Music played and lots of places to sit in shade. Their unlimited fountain stations throughout the park are convenient and cost-effective. There's never really any drastic wait time for rides. Definitely much less crowded than other amusement parks. Clean and lots of staff around. It is a cashless park. They have exchange machines for cards. On this occasion, I came as a school field trip. This is where some changes have occurred and it definitely affects efficiency. The chaos at lunch, we had a 1 o'clock timeslot and literally 1000 kids waited in line and they would not let us until 1 o'clock on the dot. Which I understand in terms of preparing the space and the food. But perhaps a slow drip of children in or maybe a 1 o'clock or 110 or 115 etc.. There are plenty of places to eat and snacks to be had, along with games of prizes, your standard amusement park. The exit of the park was a bit chaotic. Gathering large groups of hundreds of children at the exit and not allowing us out the gate, but through a store instead was extremely ineffective. I had my group ready to go and was denied leaving through the gate where we were congregated, told to go through the store with who knows how many other schools all waiting at the gate to exit....being directed into through the store was wild. This was not the size of a Disney store but a mom and pop deli about to get ransacked. They eventually opened the gate and saw the inefficiency. read more

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Say yes!! With kids without kids you'll have a good time. What's not fun...the long line for entry to park- after that...you're well set! Water rides- wave pool this place has it all. The kids will have an amazing time. Opens at 11 get there then....its a whole day of fun!!! read more

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This review is for the Holiday Lights event at Lake Compounce. This is the oldest operating amusement park in the U.S. and it opened in 1846. It's 365 acres and located in Bristol and Southington, CT. The body of water located in the park is the Lake Compounce; there is a beach at the lake and a water park. The name of the lake came from a native American who signed a deed over to the settlers; Chief John Compound, who was from the Mattatuck-Tunxis tribe. There are 44 attractions, 5 rollercoasters, and 13 water rides. Wildcat is the 14th oldest wooden rollercoaster in the world. They also have a newer award winning wooden rollercoaster called Boulder Dash; this has been named the #1 wooden rollercoaster in the world for 5 years. The historic Lake Compounce Carousel was built around 1890 and moved to the park in 1911. In December, they host the Holiday Lights event which runs through December 31. It's a fun event for children and adults. They deck the park with lights and have the tallest Christmas tree in CT, which is 100 ft tall. There were plenty of rides, games, and activities. Some activities include letters to Santa, DIY snow globe, and personalized ornaments. There's an opportunity to visit Santa, holiday characters, and storytime. There are some dining options onsite such as Johnny Rockets, a food truck, and dining hall. The prices were high which is typical for amusement parks. I've read that people bring their own food/drinks and would go eat it in the car and go back into the park after. We went on a Saturday evening which was pretty busy but not too overwhelming. There was a parking booth, large parking lot, and attendants showing people where to park. Upon entering the park, you can't miss that beautiful large Christmas tree. The restrooms were plentiful and clean. There are ticket booths and the lines moved pretty quickly. The rides were plentiful, cute, and fun for the kids. It was very cold and in the teens; there were some fire pits if you want to warm up. The lines for the rides were short and quick; the longest was the train ride. We were there for 3.5 hours and left right before it closed. We didn't get to ride all the rides but felt like we got our money's worth. Overall, my family and especially my child enjoyed the the park. This is definitely going to be a family tradition going forward. Also, I can't wait to check it out in the summer and will provide another update. read more

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This is our all season escapade. From refreshing summer to twinkling Christmas lights. They need better training for some events they organize but overall we look forward to spend time here and renew our passes to come back yr after year.. read more

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Great day trip with kids! Separate small kids ride area avail. They have a decent water park and fairly clean. One of the oldest wooden rollercoasters in the country. Fast pass options are def worthwhile. read more

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We came here for the first time because it was Phantom Fall Fest. I would suggest buying tickets online before going. If you pick your specific day, it's $20 cheaper. It's $30 for parking which I'm not sure why. I guess you can't escape paying extra when you go anywhere. Cashless so make sure you have a credit or debit card for parking. There are 4 haunted houses to go in. One was boring and not scary. The other three were fun. I don't scare easily but they definitely put effort into it. Overall it was a lot of fun. It is the oldest amusement park in the US. Lots of fun rides, games and concession stands. Water rides are open during the summer. They have a variety of Pepsi products that are free while you are there. Overall a great value for a few hours of fun. read more

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Use to come here when was younger and always had a good time with family. I haven't come here in quite a while. Recently came here for a company outing and it was not too bad. Parking was good even though it was packed. The walk from parking lot to park was not too bad. The park was pretty clean for a packed summer day. I was disappointed some of the rides were down. We were looking forward going on the Thunder Rapid but it was closed that day. But I got to go on a new ride called Phobia Phear. That was a great ride if you twist and turn roller coasters. The food at the park was pretty expensive. I had a regular size lemonade for 9 bucks. It was good but not worth 9 bucks. I also got a kid size ice cream for 10 bucks and it tasted like more ice than cream. End up throwing half of it away. It was a long walk to the pavilion where the company picnic was held. The train was packed and took long to get there. The food that was provided was okay and expected from an amusement park. The burgers were really dry but the hotdogs were good. I was disappointed they didn't have veggie burgers as advertised in their package. Some of the guests wasn't able to eat due to that reason. And yes, I did ask an attendant about the veggie burgers and they said no. They also didn't replenished the food as quickly as they should. Overall had a nice time with friends and family. Enjoy the rides we were able to get on. It's a great place to bring kids to have a fun day. read more

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Did you know Lake Compounce is America's first amusement park? That's a fun fact! I have visited Lake Compounce as a kid with family and for school field trips. Within the past few years after celebrating its 175th anniversary, the park has been undergoing a transformation. From the rollercoasters Wildcat and Boulder Dash getting new tracks to enticing the foodie community with attractive eats, Lake Compounce changes do not go unnoticed. They even have scheduled live entertainment on a floating stage on the lake. They are definitely trying to make Lake Compounce a summer destination. On my most recent visit to Lake Compounce with family, it was a busy summer Saturday. Luckily, it wasn't too hot, but there are a few pockets to escape the sun. The rides posted wait times, most were 45min or less. Most people are over in the water park area. I prefer to stay dry and go on tamed rides like the ferris wheel. They have a wide range of rides from kiddie, moderate, and thrilling. There were a few rides closed while we were there like the popular Thunder Rapids. My family was very disappointed because it's one of their favorite to-do's. The food options were sprinkled throughout the park. They are trying to step of their game with instagram worthy meals like rotating loaded fries, unique topping pizza, and crazy funnel cakes. There is a Johnny Rockets within the park, and special spots serving up Del's Lemonade, Dole Whip, and Dippin' Dots. The prices are what you'd expect from a theme park. I got myself one of the instagram-able food options--The Unicorn Milkshake. It was a vanilla shake blended with rainbow sprinkles, topped with whipped cream, a large waffle cone, and rock candy lollipop. It was $12 and I enjoyed this fun treat. So far I love the changes happening around Lake Compounce, but there is still a lot of work to be had. Some of the employees did not want to be there and it showed. The flow of guest traffic could be more efficient. For example, all guest exiting through a small gift shop, is a Park Operations nightmare!Besides these notes, my family still had a good time overall. I hope to attend Phantom Fest or Christmas spectacular Holiday Lights someday... It might be beneficial to invest in a season pass for next year. read more

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We had a great time at Phantom Fall Fest! 4 haunted houses, rides, games & spooky themed food. My first time going and it was very cute. They do Fall Fest every weekend until Oct 27. It is pricey but you can get 50% off if you book online. I thought the mummy candy apple was so cute! I saw kids and groups of all ages last night. read more

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I haven't been here in about five years. It really went downhill if you have little ones. They took away the huge dinosaur walk through, the kiddie indoor train, the bumper cars. The "arcade" that replaced it has like 5 games, and you need tokens to even play - which the token machine was down. Not sure when it became like six flags with over an hour wait for rides but it was crazy. Hugely overpriced food ($20 for a burger only at one place). The waterpark area was fun for them at least and is included with admission. They need a good clean down on the rides though some were pretty rough. Older kids and adults probably can have a decent time here. I'd recommend for kids under 10 to just do Quassy read more

Lake Compounce - Some of the Water area - Amusement Parks Near Me - Bristol, Connecticut

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I tried Lake Compounce out again after skipping a year because of how bad it was getting. Spent $500 in season passes and it's worse than ever. Pulled a few kids rides out of there, no notice. Food selection has decreased and so expensive. A lot of rude staff or no staff. Perks are crap. Street trash walking around with pants down to their knees. Went a handful of times for the children. They had 3-4 rides available for them to ride. And only open for about 2 months weekly. Do yourselves a favor and go to Quassy. I'm done driving 40 minutes to let my kids down. Lake Compounce, you should be ashamed of yourselves. read more

As a caveat, I used to work here every summer back in the early aughts. I know what it used to look like and tricks of the trade like not opening everything up unless the park attendance was commensurate to the level of staffing required. The cost for adult tickets is now about $55 each. We came with one child that is 43 inches so she couldn't go on about half of the rides. However, we didn't run out of things to do and see. We arrived about 1130am and left around 4pm. We chose ahead of time not to do the water park. Zoomerang wasn't running. And Phear coaster didn't start until running the afternoon. The staff in general seems a little lackadaisical. For example, the turnstile attendants and the kiddie coaster stopped working right before it was our turn. Instead of loudly announcing as soon as she realized, so we could move elsewhere she waited until her replacement staff member came and did it for her. Food for 2 adults and 1 child at Nathan's came to $50 for lunch. I do like that they have wait time estimator. However, the estimator for Ghost Hunt said 35 mins and it was actually a 3 min wait. Only one car of Boulderdash was operating. I'm so sad that the SkyRide (chair lift) was taken down in 2017. That had been such a beautiful, calm ride back in the day. I recommend bringing a backpack with snack and water bottles, that way you save on time and money. Also a stroller or beach wagon even for kids up to 5. I easily did 10,000 steps during our stay. I think next time we will plan to spend more time and do the water park. read more

Lake Compounce - Walk back to the parking lot. - Amusement Parks Near Me - Bristol, Connecticut

how do folks go to an amusement park and not have fun? based on the reviews, i was worried when we drove into the park because the line into the parking lot was so long that i couldn't see the ticket booths. but the line kept moving and we were parked, and ready to go on rides within an hour. we came on a sunday during a heat wave so decided to go to the water park first. there were 1-2 rides that were closed when we first arrived, but as the park filled up, those rides were opened. getting a drink in the water park was definitely easier so i can understand the complaints about the amusement park section. all in all, 4 hours gave us enough time to go on the rides we wanted to try (although, we may have missed out on 1 that looked interesting) and we had no trouble buying same day tickets online. $35pp was very fair! read more

Holiday Lights 2024 was awesome. We went the day before New Years Eve and it wasn't crowded at all. The place was beautiful the staff were friendly, especially the dressed up characters. They played great music. The kids were able to go on rides with no long wait times. I lived the dance party area. The decor was perfect! Can't wait to visit during the summer. Parking was $10 +tax. NO CASH for parking not sure about in the park. A new Christmas tradition. read more

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We always have a fun time when we come to Lake Compounce, whether it's during the summer, Halloween, or Christmas-time! We visited on Fourth of July with friends, and while the park was packed we definitely made the most of it. There's a lot of new food items to check out and we were big fans of the dole whip from Main Gate Creamery. Line times were accurate as they were displayed. I'm sure we'll be back soon! read more

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Idk never been.... Line was 5 hours to get into the park and it was closed for the day by the time I got there.

Former annual pass holder. Did not renew, partly because something was always broken or down for maintenance (looking at you, Thunder N Lightning). My son enjoyed the waterpark, but the rest of the park was just slightly above average. read more

First, the things I liked: -Easy to walk from parking to park -Park was clean, nice landscaping -Water park had plenty of rides and the lake -Lots of rides for very young kids -Plenty of rides for teens and adults and a good mix for the thrill seekers and roller coaster lovers to the more mellow Ferris wheel and haunted house fans. What I did not like: -Few food choices. No healthy options. VERY EXPENSIVE. -Management of park wasn't great. Poor decisions about certain basic things such as signage (confusing), lines (ex: one line we were redirected us using a trash can someone moved into the roped line which confused everyone and sent the crowd in the wrong direction - frustrating), untrained staff (several times we heard someone apologizing that a staff told a guest something that wasn't accurate or being rude to a guest), lack of planning/stock (it was in the 90's and food stands were out of bottled water, out of icecream, they ran out of certain sodas in the soda fountain - they were out of a lot of things)! Tips: -Bring in your own food and drinks in a cooler -our kids were enjoying the wave pool when they blew a whistle and closed the water park at 6pm immediately everything shut off and staff started doing training excercise and it felt abrupt and honestly, a bit off putting. Be prepared for the water park to close earlier than the rest of the park. -Purchase your tickets online before you go for a discounted price and hold onto your wallet when you get there everything is overpriced. Everything. -if it's summer, wear a hat and sunblock. Bring sunblock to reapply after water park, water shoes and towels. read more

Lake Compounce - Entrance to park - Amusement Parks Near Me - Bristol, Connecticut

This place USED to be a nice outing, but it has GONE DOWNHILL drastically. The food is horrendous and overpriced, the clientele consists of mostly overweight, tattooed and face piercings, it's over crowded where the wait time for anything (including the unhealthy lunch options) are over an hour, and to top it all off, there is barely any shade, you'll be dying of heat exhaustion before you are ever able to touch a toe in water. Everyone working there is a bored teenager that doesn't want to be there. Just save the money and do something else. It's really turned into a craphole with craphole clientele. BIG PASS. read more

It's not horrible just very dated. Gets over crowded and food and drinks are overpriced. Kinda to be expected. I think this place use to be great and now I think my family is done coming here. read more

Phobia is amazing! Scary at the start but gets better once you're up and doing the twist. Can help get rid of your phobia of coasters. Must go on phobia when there. read more

Last time I will visit. Prices on everything are sky high. Parking was $30! Just to park my car!! That's a few dollars shy of admission ticket! My car is not going on any rides! Ticket price was ok, $34.95 for adult, about $30 for kid. All food and drinks were minimum of $15 each, with exception of an $8 hotdog. And the entire park is cashless! So bring your credit card. The water park is fun but the water is cold. Lockers are expensive too, anywhere from $16 - $23. The amusement park rides are fun and wait time in line is not bad. But the prices are just too high for a return trip anytime soon. read more

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I love having this park so close to me. Fun in every season but especially beautiful in the winter. Home of the tallest Christmas tree in Connecticut, this park will surprise you every time you go. Loved the big fire pit where you can roast marshmallows or make your favorite s'mores. One of the gift shops had 80% clearance T-shirt and hoodies and of course I had to buy something, too good of a deal to pass. Good food choices, we ended up having the chicken tenders and fries and my daughter had the special burger with bacon. The portions were huge! We enjoyed walking around sipping on some hot cocoa ( season pass holders can get free refills) while listening to Christmas music. Did a couple rides and had a great time overall!! read more

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This is my second visit here, both on a Friday so maybe that helps but we loved it. There is something for everyone. The waterpark for kids is really fun. The water slides for big kids and adults seem fun, but the lines are long. If you arrive early you can perch by one of the eating areas and make it your space for the day. No one asks you to leave and no one pressures you to buy anything. The food is what you would expect of theme parks and movies theaters. Fries, tenders, soda, pizza, ice cream. Nothing memorable but feeds hungry people. They do not prevent you from bringing in your own snacks or water which saved us a lot of money with kids being hungry every hour. The staff are kind and patient. For the kids does there were no lines. Kids can have as many chances as they want. There is also a really good variety of rides for kids, teens and adults. There is also an arcade to play games where prizes can be won. The best part, they allow you to reenter if you leave. After the water park we dropped our bags in the car then came back for the dry rides. We spent all day here and did not run out of things to do. Parking is $27 and the wait to enter the parking lot of long. If you can afford it get the preferred parking which is $45 and get you a lot with feet of the entrance. read more

We're grateful for making WONDERFUL memories at Lake Compounce, Bristol, Connecticut. With an 1846 opening, it's the oldest continuously operating amusement park in the U.S , now spanning 365 acres. We loved using our season passes this summer when we enjoyed every minute! With this summer's sweltering hot weather, we enjoyed countless ways to keep cool at Lake Compounce's water park, Crocodile Cove, Connecticut's largest water park. Yesterday our friends beat the heat when taking on the towering Venus Vortex slide. There were plenty of smiles and laughs in the two fun wave pools. Of course, we all enjoyed a family favorite - lazy river tubing. What fun to see JOY in the sweet faces of our little friends as they cooled off at Crocodile Cove. Last weekend we enjoyed another great getaway to the thrills and chills at Lake Compounce. My husband Dave and I, retired teachers in our 70's, invited a family with 3 youngsters and a baby to join us for rides, slides, lunch, laughs, and water fun at America's first amusement park. A WONDERFUL time was had by all. For our friends needing to experience speed on big, bold rides, Lake Compounce's big roller coasters fit the bill this summer. There's the intensely thrilling Boulder Dash, a 5-time winner of the World's Best Wooden Coaster award. Plus, there's the iconic Wildcat, the park's original wooden coaster, now with a new track that's so much smoother. For upcoming visits, they're looking forward to experiencing the inverted fun of steel coasters Phobia Fear and Zoomerang - with loops and speed that thrill the bravest among us. Hats off to our friend who took our granddaughters on some of these scary rides this summer. Our little friends enjoyed the BIG delights at Kiddie Land with 9 kid-sized rides. We got a kick out of watching them drive the bumper cars, soar on the backs of Dumbo elephants, take the wheel of a classic car, ride the colorful balloons, or try the kiddie coaster. With carousels, swings, and rides just the right size for them, the kiddos announced how they were having the best time ever. Hurray! Since the moderate or intense rides are not for everyone, this summer we welcomed milder attractions to enjoy with our guests. Using laser guns in the Ghost Hunt building, we zapped the haunted visitors at Bleakstone Manor. We took rides on the classic Ferris Whgel , carousel , and little red train . Together we floated down the refreshing lazy river in our plastic tubes snd cooled off at CT's largest wave pool. On Saturday nights in July, we enjoyed family-friendly concerts performed on a floating stage, followed by a fireworks display over the lake. We are GRATEFUL for all the pluses of Lake Compounce -- a safe environment, fun rides for all ages, friendly & helpful staff guest relations reps who truly listen and respond, the lovely setting tucked in the green hills, a swim in either the lake or the amazing wave pools, organized sections with fun music, fireworks & concerts in July, delicious pizza, Crock Pot buffet, our free fountain drinks, season pass parking, but most of all, a great place to spend time with grandchildren aged 10 & 9 and WONDERFUL friends at the longest continuously-operating amusement park in America. Seeing their enjoyment brought JOY to our hearts . read more

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Illegal price misrepresentation. Food prices are over priced and not as listed. When this was brought to management attention they refused to charge the listed price. read more

My experience at Lake Compounce was terrible. This was my first time visiting in years, and my first time as an adult. Firstly, it took me almost an hour to get into the parking lot due to the outrageous line from the entrance to the gate. I had bought a parking pass online but most people hadn't, so each transaction took time and slowed the line down quite a bit. I went on a Saturday and the lines were understandably long, but it seemed that the workers there did not really care too much about the efficiency of the line. For example, on the Ghost Hunt ride, each cart seats 2 adults and 2 children, but the worker was allowing groups of adults to break up into one adult per cart so they could have the whole cart to themselves. It was really frustrating that the line moved slower than it needed to. The trash cans across the Lake Compounce campus were also inhabited by bees and wasps which felt super scary when standing in line right next to bees and wasps flying around and nowhere to go. It did seem like rules and safety were emphasized, which is always appreciated in an amusement park. I wish the stores provided lids for the side cups, it's very unweildy to carry around an open fountain drink. Some people from our group wanted to visit the water park but it was packed like sardines with barely any room to move around. It seemed that the park had admitted more people than they could accommodate and it almost seemed like a health risk due to the lack of cleanliness. read more

Lake Compounce - Boulder Dash - Amusement Parks Near Me - Bristol, Connecticut

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I love it I have no other words I have been going there since I was like what 5 4 years old i love the wave pool and phobia

Mixed feelings about this one. I love coasters and have enjoyed my visits here in years past, but can't really recommend coming here in it's current state. Visited on a Sunday in June, and a number of things were closed, including multiple water rides and coasters. Wildcat is closed all of 2023 for upgrades, Phobia and the Kiddie Coaster were closed on my visit, and Boulder Dash was only running one train. The classic Trolley ride was also closed. Almost all the water rides and water park were closed due to low temps. The park was heavily advertising the concert series, which is a nice thing for locals, but what's left is a small waterpark and some generic flat rides. Did get to ride the dark ride, but what is here and open isn't enough to justify the price for parking and admission. I did get a return ticket from Guest Services due to all the closed attractions, but I am not planning on being back in this area this year to use it. Hopefully things turn around, but management really needs to do better. read more

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This is our second trip to lake compounce campground. The staff were friendly, and the cabins were ok. The cabins themselves weren't very clean, minimal effort between guest swaps is made, dirt on the floors, mouse urine on the countertops. My biggest complaint is the black mold build up on the walls, but overall these cabins need a makeover. Dirt and human oil is embedded into every wood surface, a sanding and a coat of clear coat would make things easier to clean for the house staff. I also wish they had an arcade, indoor play area for the kids. Those were some of my fondest memories when camping as a youth, evening trips to the camp store for an ice cream treat, and a few arcade games before bed. Also, the store doesn't have much, I'd gladly trade the 50% floor footprint covered in toys that are for sale with a better selection of food. They don't even have milk / eggs..On a side note, my wife would love to see a hairdryer and toaster in every cabin. read more

Lake Compounce - Mold - Amusement Parks Near Me - Bristol, Connecticut

We had a lot of fun going, but we waited in line 45 minutes to go on a ride and right as it was our turn one of the instructors told us we needed to have pants and shorts on. We couldn't go on because we didn't have shorts on. I wish they would've told us at the beginning of the line read more

My shoes got stolen FROM MY LOCKER like how and nobody helped me and they were expensive shoes

Every line is about an hour and a half long and the rides aren't even that good. People get the speed tickets, but it's ridiculous because then they have to wait as well. The workers don't care about you. There's like 20 schools at a time so there's no room to actually have fun. we paid $100 each and we all just wanna go home. read more

The rides are amazing,the wait times are not bad,and the water park is epic.I would definetly reccomend this place if you want to hAVE A TON OF FUN.this place is definatly worth the money because it is just so fun.the food is also good. read more

Long lines Staff not informed Many rides not operating Food pricey & not that great. Nice park, just needs some better management read more

It was my first time going with my boys. The main purpose was for the water part of the park. We went to the main splash pad area and as I was leaving in search of the splash pad with the big bucket that splashes, I find out that was the splash pad where it was supposed to be at but I was told that it was broken and they removed it. I go across from that splash pad where there's a ship and it's a mini wave pool for little kids. Well, turns out that ship, is OUT OF ORDER too. You can't climb it and you can't use the slides that come out of the sides. I didn't bother to ask. It's not like it was going to change the outcome. Next to the ship wave pool is a mini splash pad for even smaller children. The octopus that was suppose to have swings, NO SWINGS. There's a whale that has a slide inside it's mouth and there's another animal in there too that's suppose to have a slide: OUT OF ORDER. In this same pool area there's three slides that lead into a small section that you fall into. Maybe 2 feet deep: OUT OF ORDER... Honestly it was so sad to see the pattern on the water theme side of the park. The food: Off the charts. A personal pizza that's about 5 inches in diameter, $10.99! Let that sit there for a while. Really think about this. $11 dollars for a bite size pizza. $20 plus dollars for two of them! Which is what I got. That one hurt the most. Actually the $6 dollar SMALL soft serve... or was it medium? Either way, I had two licks. My toddler had two links and the ground had 100 drops of ice cream cause of how hot it was. Oh the souvenir shop even got some drips the way out. There's no straws at the park. Public enemy number one. ‍. If you have a toddler not drinking out of cups, be ready to pour it into their mouths. Will I return? Proooooobably not .... unless it's buy one ticket, 3 come in free. Speaking of entry fee: $50 dollars!! For adults and that's with a "discount" For a park with soooo many damaged things. There was a train by the lockers that was being looked at by the park mechanics that wAs also out of order!!! Actually, it's a HARD NO FOR ME. One and DONE deal for me. As I'm writing this, I'm actually getting more disappointed in what took place. read more

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