The best amusement park ever I love it and I will come back. They have fast arcade machines. I got…read moredonkey Kong and they're the best and I would recommend it.

From the owner: Located inside of Ocean Beach Park Action Amusements and Vending LLC has a variety of fun filled…read moreactivities for all ages. We have a triple Waterslide, Kiddie Land including a Carousel and 16 other rides, as well as MBM Fun Center Arcade.

To be clear the only reason I am giving this review 2 stars is because the employee that was…read morepresent at the time of our party did everything within her power to help our party go smoothly. Today I had my son's first birthday party at this soft play. I was really looking forward to it because of the fantastic reviews I read. When we showed up, the singular employee present told us that the photographer we opted for as an add on had called out sick and wouldn't be there. I mentioned that the owner didn't let me know about this- she said she was told to let me know when I got there. I had absolutely no time to make plans for an alternative to capturing photos and had to rely on guests and the single employee running the party. The tables and high chair all needed to be wiped down, and half of the decorations I dropped off ahead of time were not up. I'll say that's probably due to there not being adequate staffing. My issue here is with how the owner is running this business. If I had employees call out sick last minute I certainly wouldn't leave one employee (with 2 days experience by the by) floundering, trying to manage a party of 30 adults and 10 kids by themselves. I also certainly wouldn't leave it to that employee to break bad news to a customer. So unprofessional. I also feel that the food was not charged accurately- the catering menu for Gino's shows the price of a full tray of caesar salad for $60 + $27 x 3 for 3 additional pizzas ($81) + 3 foot italian hero at $17/foot ($51) = $192 + $17.04 tax + $10 tip (I saw this handed to the delivery driver) = $219.04. The line item for the food on the invoice was $277. $57 extra for what? Due to there only being one employee we ended up needing an additional half hour of party time to have birthday cake, which was provided free of charge and I do appreciate that. The kids had a nice time and the catering food was good. But overall, I paid a premium expecting to have to do no work and felt my mother and I did about half the work anyway.

Great place. Definitely worth the membership. Our 2 year old loves it. We joined at the old…read morelocation a year ago and they made some cool upgrades at the new place. Owners are very nice too

Splish Splash x NSASA Autism Event A few days ago we spent the morning at Splish Splash for their…read moreannual autism friendly event in collaboration with local foundations, and it truly means everything to us. We get early access before the crowds, before the noise, before the overwhelm... and that alone makes the whole experience doable for our family. Less lines, less sensory overload, and more time to just enjoy being together. A huge thank you to @nassausuffolkasa for not only providing our tickets and early entry, but also treating families to an amazing barbecue. That kindness goes a long way for days like this. My oldest is autistic and has loved the water since he was a baby, so this day is always one he looks forward to all year. Watching him feel free, happy, and regulated in a space like this is something I'll never take for granted. We explored new areas this time (the kids are getting so big), including the Stingray Bay section, which was such a fun new addition, they just opened that area last year! There's truly something for all ages, from splash pads for little ones to bigger slides for the older kids. If you're in New York or visiting, this is absolutely a summer must do. And if you're looking for organizations to support, NSASA is one that truly shows up for families like ours, creating inclusive events, early/late access days, fundraisers, and opportunities that make experiences like this possible. Grateful doesn't even cover it

Since I was including the kids in my 40th I knew we be needing more of a family friendly…read morecelebration, and I figured why not lean in. And here we are, at Splish Splash, a place I took a road trip too when I lived in Queens. Then it seemed like it was across many states. It's funny how you perceive things as a kid versus as a grown up. Now this place is no more than 30min from my parents, but I still haven't been here since becoming an adult and I'm glad we did. The place has changed so much. Better layout. More family friendly. We rented one of the luxury cabanas for the entire day. It cost $1200 and allows 32 people, but holds 40. You have to buy additional wristbands at $20 a wristband. You also still need to buy tickets. The sales office was wonderful to work with and answered all my questions and we got the group rate for our day at the park. As much fun as we had, and as great as the space was, which we plan on doing again, there needs to be more support in the Cabana areas. At one point security asked one of my guest if they should be there, and when they showed them their wristband they continued to follow up with the cabana staff, meanwhile, people kept coming into our cabana trying to use the area for themselves. Where was security then? The food and drink service also lacked. We were instructed to order off the QR code which were on signs throughout the cabana, but half of them didn't work. We had to wait over an hour and a half for our food and some people didn't get their drinks. Once I expressed how long we waited, and how we felt overlooked the staff gave us a few additional canned margaritas. By this time it was late afternoon. Most of had to leave because the kids were exhausted. Moral of the story: this place has had a major glow up, I'm hoping that the staff and service follow suit as they continue to grow. This is a piece of nostalgia on Long Island and I would hate to see it go away anytime soon.

i waited in line for 1 hour and 30 minutes just for them to tell me and about 20 other people that…read morethey ran out and couldn't serve us anymore but the rides were still going and then the workers nastily said "we closed an hour ago i was being nice and selling out the rest of the stuff" which i understand but as a business if you know you have limited stock you should limit the amount of people on your line by saying that you have limited stock so 20+ people don't wait for 90 minutes for food they aren't even going to get . i'm very unhappy with the way the situation was handled i've gone to this carnival for the last 10+ years and never had this issue this is insane and now i'm considering not coming back and telling my friends to not come back or at least not buy from this vendor the way he handles business is un professional

I come to this carnival by "Dreamland Amusements" with my kids every year and they always have a…read moreblast. The carnivals by "Newton Shows" sucks. They're smaller, more expensive and got less games, rides & food. I love the fact that you can visit their website: http://dreamlandamusements.com/upcoming-events-amusement-carnival/#broadway-carnival (for example) and print coupons or take advantage of the pre-sale wristband & ride ticket specials. We usually go right when they open at noon on the weekends to avoid the crowd and stay for about 2 hours or so. This place can get really crowded especially at night. My kids go on all the rides they wanna go on with tickets (4 to 6 tickets per ride), play games ($5-$10 per game) and get food (both cash only). Besides the hot foods, funnel cake, cotton candy and candy apples/ caramel apples is a must! Until next year...

Came for my nieces party. It's a large place holds a lot of kids. Good for the kids to get tired…read moreout after eating cake !

We had a great experience at Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park! The kids had an absolute…read moreblast over the school break--there was so much for them to do, and they were entertained for the hour session. Everything was high-energy, fun, and perfect for burning off that extra vacation energy. What really made the day even better was the BOGO deal on their website, which made it a very affordable outing for the whole family. For the amount of activities and time the kids spent having fun, it was well worth it. If you're looking for a fun, family-friendly place to take the kids--especially during school breaks--Urban Air is a great choice. We'll definitely be back!

Splashdown beach this is the best place for me and my family I love it so much every summer we are…read moreready to go fun day I recommend you.

This was the best experience! We were in town for a wedding and it was located about 5 minutes away…read morefrom the hotel! It was a Friday and it was not crowded. There was so much to do! Our favorite was the lazy river! I highly recommend this place!

Took our Girl Scout Troop to celebrate a successful first year! The girls had a blast! It was easy…read moreto park and get it with us arriving right when they opened. We did go the day after there was a malfunction with one of the larger rides. That part of the park was closed. But it didn't stop us from enjoying the rest of it. Maybe this was why the lines for the rides weren't that bad. We were able to get right on most all of them and the girls were even able to do some rides multiple times. Lunchtime was in their little restaurant where we had pizza and I bought additional mozzarella sticks, which are actually very delicious. Funny enough, the highlight of the whole park was our souvenir cup, which you could go around refilling for the whole 2026 season. This included the Slurpees that are self-serve at two spots in the park. On a hot day, these Slurpees were really really good and giving us life. Most of the parents got them, but we use them again this season? Probably not, but it kinda added to the fun, and we all had a really great time.

We went on Father's Day as a daddy daughter outing and I must say the most disappointing part of…read morethe whole day was the check-in process. I calmly explained to the girls working the window that if Adventureland advertises "free fathers for Father's Day", they probably ought not to exclude those of season ticket holders. The optic is that " we don't value the season ticket holders". This isn't the first time this year either. A recent outing for our daughter's grammar school would not admit season ticket holders to the event. I've been around long enough to remember when adults didn't automatically have to pay to enter the park. Seems that after Covid, Adventureland has taken a new philosophy to soak every dime they can from the public including at the expense of season ticket holders. Please change this.