Over priced rickety old rides. Approximately $5 for the small kids rides that can be 35s seconds to…read more1 minute long. The fun house was anything but fun. A series of empty rooms. Basically 5 bucks to walk up some stairs and back down. They took tickets for a ride that spun in a circle that went at a walking pace. That's all it did. When we went back to the ticket booth to complain we were told it's broken. So why did they take my tickets? I don't know is what I'm was told. Idk how or why anyone would do this more than once, we sure won't. A few of the operators were great. Vey nice. Even let the kids go multiple time for no more tickets but hard to make up for the overall car fest this place is. Highly not recommend in any way. There are plenty of other things around to do. Price paid 27 tickets for $60 Average ride is 4-6 tickets for bigger rides 2 tickets for small kids rides.

The cost of the rides was obscene. $7.50-12.50 per ride, per child for the same old, creaky…read morecarnival rides you get anywhere. I expected a tourist mark up but it was truly astronomical. If they had a wrist band option we would of stayed and spent some time but I wasn't going to just throw away huge amounts of money for a few quick minutes of entertainment. We skipped the rides and just got ice cream.

Luckily went on a non-weekend night and early enough that it wouldn't be packed (would drive by at…read morenight and see how packed it potentially could get). For the most part, I was set on the go karts and only the go karts. The track is fairly small and the go karts are SLOW, at least to my standards (and potentially other adults). Overall this place is more for kids, even though that's kind of obvious. Inside was bigger than I expected. Plenty of various and new games, which was a plus to see. A lot of ticket games and prizes. The back area towards the bathrooms gave off a bit of an eerie abandoned park vibe - mainly because it was only a couple of games that were on and mostly looked like spots to put their "junk" per se (that wasn't in use). Prices weren't bad, the staff that I came across were fairly nice. Would recommend for families opposed to an adult game night.

You could spend a lot of time (and a lot of money) here! There are lots of activities to choose…read morefrom, and each of them are a separate fee. What they refer to as "dry" activities include laser tag, go karts, miniature golf, a rock climbing wall and an arcade. You pay for these separately, or you can pay for a bundle that will allow you to do more than one. The "wet" activities include the water park, which is open during the summer months. We didn't visit the waterpark, but it looked very busy! We just visited the arcade part, and purchased game cards that allowed my kids to play any of the arcade games. You can even use the arcade cards on duckpin bowling. It's a small bowling alley with just two lanes, but it's very fun. The arcade games do not dispense tickets like they did back in our day. Instead, tickets are accumulated on the game card. Then, you take your game card to the prize desk and they let you know how many tickets you have, and then you pick a prize. The prizes offered are pretty good, and you can get a lot of little things for your effort. My kids walked out of there with their arms full, as if they had robbed a Dollar Tree. Jungle Rapids is a sensory overload, especially if you visit on a weekend afternoon like we did. There were so many people there that we almost considered turning around and coming back another time! But it was fine. Just be prepared for lots of people, because this is a popular place.

We had a wonderful experience. They could update their mats though! Some look to be very old.read more

Kids had a lot of fun and it was a good break from days at the beach. Not too busy and I didn't…read morehave to pay as an adult that was just sitting and watching.

We had a fantastic time. We will go again. It was busy but not so busy you couldn't enjoy yourself.read more

It was fun but the lifeguard had an attitude with me and me friend because she ask "can I go?"read more

It is closed permanently. You can see many figures from the road but no place to stop and look…read morealong the busy highway. Bummer.

If you are a fan of muffler men, Uniroyal Gals, and other fiberglass molds, this is a must stop!…read moreHubert Graham makes and paints a wide variety of these molds and they are scattered around his property. For $10 per person, you can walk around and take as many photos as you want. Just be careful as there are areas where the ground is uneven. Weather has not been kind to Grahamland's work; one year a hurricane washed away many of his sculptures but he's back at it again. Future plans include a mini golf course and a kid's train. In the summer, there is an ice cream stand. We met LaDreen, Hubert's fiancée the day we visited and she was welcoming and a wealth of information. We spent over an hour (ok, I'm a Muffler Man geek!) taking photos and had a blast!

We went to the park where the smaller rides were and we had a great time. We loved that there…read moreweren't long lines. If you have 6 or more people the wristbands are cheaper. I believe it was $40 per person. I think all my kids had their favorite rides lol. I rode the drop tower with 2 of my girls and they loved it. My other kids loved the big swing ride. Next time we visit, we will be going to the side where the bigger rides are.

Rides were super fun, but the employees could be a little nicer. All the employees were moping…read morearound and when I asked them a question they wouldn't respond until I asked the 3RD TIME! Again, rides were awesome but service wasn't I wouldn't recommend going unless you want to deal with grumpy employees.

Nice arcade for kids. Get bored after a while though but it's cool for a good time this was my…read morefirst time ever going and just like any arcade you have the cards where u load the money onto. Some of the games are a bit over priced but overall nice experience

This place was ridiculously crowded and super expensive. Also, the prizes are very limited. Do not…read morerecommend.

Driving range bays have been upgraded with new Matt's and Trackman screens. Prices have gone up…read moresome, but still a great place to work on your game.

We spent a very enjoyable hour here hitting balls in the batting cages and racing go karts. It is a…read morehuge campus that also has a driving range and an indoor area with bowling and an arcade that felt a bit like the inside of a casino. There were tons of people there when we went but it still didn't feel crowded. The batting cages were fun, but several did not work and it was very unclear if the helmets had ever been cleaned. It is located right over the bridge from Emerald Isle, so it is super convenient.

We had such an amazing time and highly recommend this experience! My boyfriend is stationed at Fort…read moreBragg, and we're always looking for fun things to do, this has easily been our favorite so far. It was our first time ziplining, and our tour guides, Henry and Araceli, were absolutely incredible. They were friendly, fun, and explained everything so clearly. We did the waterfall expedition, and it was 100% worth it. The views were beautiful, and the entire experience was exciting from start to finish. The guides really made the day memorable with their great energy and personalities. If you're considering it... definitely go for it. You won't regret it!

This was soooooo much fun. The staff were great, very knowledgeable about everything and kept us…read moresafe. Definitely a workout though. This was my son's 15th birthday adventure. He said he had a great time!