First off, did y'all know this is the Shark Tooth Capital of the World?! Because I definitely…read moredidn't... Now I feel like I'm supposed to be out here searching the sand for treasure. But THE WATER ... pictures honestly don't do it justice. That blue-green water looks like something straight out of a movie. Clear, beautiful, peaceful, and the whole beach just has that Florida postcard feel. Between the beach, the pier, the views, and apparently being able to casually find prehistoric shark teeth Venice Beach is easily a 5-star stop for me (I'm so glad my daughter has soccer games down here)..

We've been to Venice Beach numerous times. It's a huge beach and typically there is a lot of…read moreparking available. Unfortunately, we went this past weekend and forgot that it was Spring Break. It took us a while to find parking, but other than that... great experience as always. Lots of beach front to set up your chairs, etc. Lots of people shark tooth hunting. We found a few. You can always grab a drink or snack at Sharky's.

Amazing, friendly service!!! Very professional. We HIGHLY recommend their service and we will use…read morethem again in the future if needed.

Showed up on time. Very nice and informative. I had a sewer pipe leak and I needed 3 feet of pvc…read morepipe replaced. He was here for a little over 2 hours. $767.00 ridiculous pricing. Never calling them again.

A Lake Nona gem -- fun for the whole family!…read more We absolutely love Nona Adventure Park! My daughter is obsessed with the water park -- it's her favorite part, and honestly, it's hard to beat on a hot Florida day. The setup is amazing, super clean, and well-organized, and the staff always makes sure everyone feels safe while still having tons of fun. Beyond the waterpark, they do such a great job hosting special events -- there's always something new and exciting happening. I definitely recommend checking their event calendar often because they plan the most creative, family-friendly activities throughout the year. It's also such a flexible and beautiful space -- whether you're spending the day on the water, grabbing snacks, or relaxing while the kids play, it's the perfect place to enjoy time together as a family. If you're in the Lake Nona area, Nona Adventure Park is a must. Great energy, great people, and endless fun for all ages!

Nona Adventure Park has multiple different areas for activities, including wakeboarding, knee…read moreboarding, on-the-water inflatables, climbing tower, and beach area. Kids had a great time, especially sliding into the lake from the inflatables. My only complaint is the price point. We paid $75 for two kids to do the climbing tower & 45 minutes on the inflatables. A 45 minute session was definitely not enough for them. Next time, we will opt for two sessions I guess...It would be great if they had a summer pass, but from what I can tell, season passes are all sold out. Even being able to buy a 5 or 10 session pass at a discounted rate would be great.

By far the worst service in America today!…read more They kept missing my deliveries, every delivery day was something like "sorry we missed you, you've been rescheduled", and then they would miss me again on the rescheduled day, over and over, for weeks. This means that I had to be putting the bottles outside in the morning only to have to enter them back in (empty) in the afternoon. I had enough and decided to cancel and oh boy! It's been more than a month (after several calls to cancel) and still all the empty bottles and the dispenser are in my home, every-time I call they say that today somebody will pick it up but so far nothing. Furthermore, they did not deliver anything the last time but still charge me full price and they are refusing to reimburse me the money. In reality I'll be happy to pay just to end the relationship I have with this company. It's insane, they are the worst!

I am a cusomer for many, many years. Since they became Primo, the water tastes between sewer, frog…read morepond mixed with penicilin accompanied by a putrified smell. Totally desgusting. Last time I sent it back, to receive 7 more disgusting 5 gal bottles. I am calling now cust svc and i was put on hold while transfering to "quality". They know, but not interested. I am looking for a different company, will try Water Boy, they advertise clean, tasty 'spring water'.

We visited Aquatica Orlando using our annual passes on July 30, 2026. Despite a rainy afternoon…read morethat caused more than half the park to clear out, we stayed, the weather passed, and we ended up having a great time. The park itself is fun, clean, and once the rain stopped the lines were much shorter. I was also happy to see that the hot water in the showers was finally working again. The last few times we visited there was no hot water, so that was a nice improvement. One area that really needs attention is the bee problem. They were everywhere. My daughter was stung, although I do want to give a huge thank you to the First Aid team. After I removed the stinger, they quickly brought numbing medication and ice, which helped tremendously, and she was able to enjoy the rest of our day. Aquatica should seriously consider investing in professional bee management, including traps or other safe methods to draw bees away from heavily populated guest areas. My biggest concern, however, was employee professionalism. Around 7:44 p.m., outside the Aquatica exit near the employee entrance, I observed what appeared to be an employee rolling what looked like a marijuana joint in plain view. If security cameras cover that area, management should review the footage. In addition, several employees at the food registers seemed more interested in asking girls for their phone numbers than helping the customers who were standing there trying to order food. The park is clearly staffed primarily by teenagers and young adults, which is understandable, but customer service expectations and professionalism need to be reinforced. Overall, we still had a fun day, especially after the weather improved, and the attractions continue to make Aquatica worth visiting. I just hope management addresses the employee conduct issues and the bee problem because both take away from what is otherwise a great water park. Oh also, if you normally use the green life vests, they did do away with those. That's the adult large. They only have XS, medium and xxL. I will add, the coffee at scoops ice cream area was very good. I got an vanilla latte

If my tickets weren't free from an employee, I would be fuming…read more Parking is $47, locker was $36, lunch (chicken tenders split) was $26. The lines were INSANE. Even the short lines were well over an hour long. We rode 3 rides. There was no hussle from anyone, staff was unpleasant. We stood in line for an hour and 20 minute for food. At the end, found out there was zero ice throughout the entire park. The soda/drinks were warm coming out of the fountains. Bees covered the fountains from all the dry syrup. Won't be going back.

What's better than cheap? FREE, all access water park INCLUDED in your Grove Resort stay. Enjoy…read morewater slides, relax in the (heated) lazy River, fire water canons, swim in their centralized (heated) pool, and splash in an aquatic playground area targeted for younger kids. Perfect for families and vacationers of ALL ages. Our fam of 6 never had an issue scoring complimentary towels, reclining sun chairs, tables, and/or umbrellas. You can even pay $30 for 30m or $55 for 1 hr to tackle the Flow Rider, a super cool surf simulator. In addition to a bar/grill onsite, they pipe in cool, upbeat tunes to enjoy throughout the park. At times, this includes COVID/CDC safety announcements.

The Grove in Orlando is the best family hotel that I have been to. The staff and customer service…read moreare amazing here. Always smiling and willing to help. This hotel is like a home away from Home . Very spacious for big families and big groups. They have two and three bedroom suites, amazing restaurants, pools, and a market on site. Rates start from $200 a night during the off season and up to $400 during the high season. Access to the waterpark is included with your stay. And truly the waterpark is the best park. They have poolside service, a lazy river and lots of lifeguards standing by. The only downfall I see of this property is that is so big so there's a lot of walking. But overall it's an amazing hotel. Very close to the Disney parks and plenty of room for families. You can even do groceries and cook and if you want to. This is my go to resort when in the area. I highly recommend it.

The tapwater in Clearwater is just foul. I drink a lot of water, so I needed a good affordable…read moresolution. I checked around and Tribeca appeared to be the best option. Let me just say that it's the best tasting water EVER. I'm like, "How does any water taste this good? Is it H3O or something??" I can't recommend this place highly enough

The water is very good rather its cold or it hits room temperature. I was using a different service…read morethat was supposed to be spring water but if it became warm it tasted like sewer water. So we changed and this one is more expensive but its worth it. The only thing I do not like is I can not go on their portal and change my order I have to wait and remember when I can call and talk to them on the phone. I rented their cooler for 1 month but got rid of it quickly because that too is more expensive and its very cheap and flimsy. But either way the water quality is what is important and its way better than the others!

What a bonus for me and my family as we just purchased a vacation home in the same community of…read morethis lagoon! Located in Wimauma,Florida this metro lagoon is a perk for the residents whom live here but can also be accessed by the general public. My daughter and I visited a few years ago and after visiting the metro lagoon in Wesley Chappell , we like this much more. Today we rode our golf cart over to lagoon and enjoyed swimming, kayaking and the obstacle course . We ordered wings and fries and Kona ice from the food trucks and I opened a tab and the bar. the bar tender assisted me with putting the app on my phone as residents get 20% off the services. Please note for entrance : there is a bag check and no Stanley's, tumblers, outside food or drinks are permitted. You can purchase tickets as a non resident at the ticket counter and purchase extra services to kayak, paddle board and utilize the obstacle course. There is a small children area where the water is barely a 1-2ft deep and a little splash pad area . Plenty of lounge chairs throughout and you can also rent covered umbrellas and cabanas. There are food trucks and a huge bar including a swim up bar , private cabana and pool area but be aware there are no lockers here to place items while you are in the water. Bathrooms are clean as well. I am so excited that we will be able to enjoy the summers and some weekend getaways here now for years to come. Check out their website for additional information and go have some fun in the sun !

I really wanted to like this place as I think it is needed for a place for kids and families to…read moreenjoy. But with a lack of adults to run the facilities it is not a place I would return until significant change is made. The lack of any concern by the employees was amazing. Most were congregated together on their phones while we tried to do things like buy a shirt, buy food, and god forbid first aid. Three of the venues they advertise for food was not even open for the entire day, but still get charged full price. My grandson cuts his toe, was bleeding so went to the main area for something to stop the bleeding and a bandaid. They said we "don't have anything, try the bar" So we went to the bar, nope we don't have anything either. So he gave me bar napkins as first aid. This is a concern as if it had been anything worse than a small cut, I have no idea how they would rectify it. Twenty five minutes for a hot dog and a bag of chips when we were the only customer for that entire 25 minutes.. I think the lagoon could be an amazing opportunity. But run it like this, it will be closed within three years. They need some adult supervision soon. ALso, they need lockers. It is a large facility and to expect anyone to not be able to lock up credit cards and cash is a big miss. Hope they get their act together as the lagoon itself has the ability to be a hit. Just run it like a business