Overall, we had a good experience at Great Wolf Lodge. It's a fun place for a family day trip, and…read morethere was plenty to keep everyone entertained. While it may not be somewhere we'd go or come.. for a vacation, it's definitely worth visiting for a day. The only negative experience we had involved an employee named Stephanie who was working the family raft slide. She came across as though she genuinely didn't want to be there. It didn't ruin our visit by any means, but when you're in a family-focused environment, a friendly attitude goes a long way. Also, during one of our turns on the family slide, the wait was noticeably longer than it should have been compared to all of our previous rides, which slowed things down a bit. Definitely a bit miss managed as it seems as 1-2 employees max were bouncing back and forward to push the rafts down. Something that popped into mind free of charge lol. One suggestion for the marketing team: consider giving away complimentary waterproof phone pouches. They cost only a few dollars at retail store ( Walmart ) so I'd imagine they could be purchased in bulk at a much lower cost. Guests would use them throughout the park, and many would likely take pictures and post all over there social media as I saw almost every partner with one,I know I did and will posting family pic and already have all the family said they'd want to come..giving Great Wolf Lodge free advertising and great brand exposure every time they're used elsewhere. It seems like a small investment that could create a lasting impression. Overall, a solid 4-star experience. We'd come back again.

Dear Great Wolf Lodge,…read more Sending links that expire in 48 hours is bad enough. Charging those same loyal customers $35 EVERY visit just to park their car is even worse. A season pass should reward loyalty, not nickel-and-dime the people who already paid to support your business. Families deserve better. Management does not care and has no ability no desire to help

I really like adventure lagoon. It is a really fun experience. There is so much to do. There are…read morewaterslides and water obstacle courses. Along with that there are also kayaks, pedal boats, and paddle boards. They have good food that is served quickly. The lifeguards and staff are kind and helpful. I felt very safe there. Would totally recommend!

The Adventure Lagoon felt incredibly misleading…read more I was planning to take my kids to the beautiful Splash Park at Castaic Lake, but my son told me Adventure Lagoon was a better deal because it advertised $35 for the day. When I arrived, the employee asked, "Do they want the water park too?" I replied, "That's why we're here." She then told me it was an additional $10 per person. What wasn't made clear is that the $10 only covers one hour. After getting inside, I learned you have to keep paying for every additional hour. For comparison: Castaic Splash Park 2 kids = $70 total Parent = free Adventure Lagoon (calculation based on 3 hours - though I chose this place to come for 4 hours since it was advertised as same price for all day) 2 kids admission = $70 Water park fees = $60 Parent admission = $35 Total = $165 So instead of spending the day at a beautiful lake surrounded by nature, we paid more than double to be at a small water park surrounded by warehouses. The website prominently advertises the day rate and has a big "BOOK NOW" button, but the hourly water park fees are not made clear upfront; you have to literally scroll below the pricing and "Book Now" to see them. See here - https://www.theadventurelagoon.com/pricing I don't mind paying. I do mind feeling misled. Unfortunately, they lost us as customers for life.

Great spot to cool off. Just made sure you check the hours before arriving as they are limited. The…read morewaterslides add great value for kids about 3.5 yrs and up or whenever you are 40 inches. Will definitely be back!

This establishment offers a positive experience, characterized by cleanliness, enjoyable…read moreactivities, and a secure environment.

We went to Wild Rivers for the first time yesterday and had a blast! The park was clean and the…read morestaff we interacted with were all friendly and helpful. My husband lost his prescription goggles coming off one of the water slides and the lifeguard was helpful & had a good attitude as he helped us retrieve it. The pizza also surpassed our expectations. I think the only slightly off part was getting lunch--lines in the cafe were crowded & confusing (it was a Tuesday, so can't imagine what that must be like on a Saturday). Timing for season passes doesn't work out this summer for us, but we'll definitely be considering it for future summers!

Water slides 5stars Wave pool 4stars…read moreFood 3stars Customer service/Guest Relations 2stars Took my family to Wild rivers yesterday to celebrate the 4th of July. We got there at 9:40a and gates opened at 10a we go through the security check point. They do the same thing Knotts Berry Farm does looking through your bags with a drum stick.. Then we waited another 20-30mins past the lockers waiting for rope drop. We found chairs to place our things and began going on the water slides. Everything was great 12:30 we broke for lunch and opted for Burgers and chicken tenders. We purchased the refills all day souvenir cup cus it was $10 and a regular fountain drink was $5.50 so anything other refills after the 2nd one would be free in theory. When I went to get my 3rd fill the sensor wouldn't read my cup. I thought maybe I bought the wrong cup but an employee informed me I was correct "free refills all day with that cup" he took my cup to an employee only area next to the dipping dots booth to refill it with sprite but what I got instead was soda water. I informed him the syrup must be out. So I asked for a lemonade instead. Got that. Hours later I went to the sundae rootbeer float booth and asked for a sprite. Again it was filled with soda water. So either every soda fountain in the entire park is using the same pump room under ground or the water park didn't order sprite BIBS before the holiday weekend or it's option 3 what I strongly believe. These "kids" didn't want to give me another sprite and gave me soda water. I never gave them a reason to be petty to me. Idk why they didn't just replace my cup so I could use the self serve soda fountain. I won't be buying the refill cups and wouldn't recommend them to anyone if this is how the water park operates. There was also an incident on the lazy river where a supervisor( older gentleman in a company branded pink Hawaiian shirt was saying something to me. I couldn't hear him because of the music speakers along the river. But why would he holler at someone he doesn't know who wasn't even looking at him while they minded their own business trying to enjoy the day on the lazy river. My wife said she thinks he said something about "sneaking shots" on the river if you'd like to get his side of the story. Bald gentleman with a goatee

the park is good, its spacious and has a good amount of rides, while a lot of the rides are boring,…read morethe park does give me some time to have break with those less intense rides, as a thrill seeker, I wouldn't go here all the time, places like Hurricane Harbor is more fun. Also the wave pool and the lazy river, It's literally like sand paper, every time I go to the wave pool and sometimes the lazy river my feet get cut, and sometimes my knees in the wave pool. Other than that, its a good park, it's more meant for families, that thrill seekers.

My family has passes so we've been a few times before already. This past weekend was our first time…read morepurchasing the bring-a-friend tickets and bringing a larger group (3 families total). It was easy to purchase tickets online for everyone, the interface was not complicated at all. Entering was easy breezy and we were able to find a spot for our large group. What's great is we were able to bring in wagons to haul our beach chairs, umbrellas, and misc items for the kids. Even if you're not the first to arrive to pick the prime spots/shade areas, you can pretty much find any spot at the water park and create a shady oasis for you and your family. Food and drinks are on the pricy side but that's pretty normal for a water park I think.

Came during a weekday afternoon…read more They have a parking in the lot that's free, but limited. They sharing the parking with the community pool. Bought the Residental All Access season pass for $93. The pass was regularly $109, but it went on sale before the park opens for the season. The park opened from 11am to 6pm every day. Can't wait for the Family Glow Night on Fridays from 7pm to 10pm. Felt the park was rather small. They had three tube rides (Devil's Punchbowl, Rattler's Revenge, and The Wildcatter), four water slides (Dusty's Mineshaft Racer), a lazy pool (Big Rock River), and a kiddie play area (Little Miner's Camp). Was able to go to all of the rides. The Devil's Punchbowl was the most adventurous ride. The Big Rock River was really relaxing. The park allows you to use the tubes free of charge. The food was very affordable. Place was pretty busy with mostly kids running around. There were plenty of picnic tables and lounges to put your stuff on. There were also lockers for rent ranging from $8 to $12. Overall, the park was really clean and fun. Good place to cool down and spend an hour or two.

Dry Town Water Park is surprisedly affordable No crowds or…read morelong lines to deal with! Free parking provides easy access for Families pushing strollers & wagons. Supportive staff guides you through Water Park mains attractions . Highly skilled lifeguards provide a safe environment for all ages to enjoy It's perfect for Families looking to leisurely cool off this summer. Go check out DRY TOWN located at 40 st east and east Ave S in Palmdale.

So annoyed. The website says t/th through August 25th which is today, the have recreation swim from…read more6:15-7:45. Showed up at 6:20 and it's completely closed. Drove 30 minutes to get here! So bummed and so is my kid. Update your website.

Okay so hear me out, why is recreational swim only one hour?? I know the city can do better than…read morethat. And why isn't the water slide on during recreational swim time? I understand that the rules need to be stated, but can we lighten up a bit? If you don't like the public, you probably shouldn't have picked that job. Overall, it's really a fun place! Lots of room for everyone to swim and have a great time!

I LOVE MINIONS. Like the beings themselves, I'm just okay with the Despicable Me franchise. This is…read morea small "land" but the theming is super cute and the merchandise that they have in the shop is pretty unique and great if you do like the franchise. There's a cafe, a small water park like attraction, the Minions Mayhem ride off to the side, a kiddie ride, some carnival games and the merchandise shop. You can meet a Minion near the Minions Mayhem ride entrance or you can do the photo op with the statues. I always make sure to take a picture with the little rubber ducky one. So cute. Short and quick visit if you don't have kiddos with you and just want to take a gander.

We LOVED Super Silly Fun Land…read more Great rides. Fun water play on a hot day (we usually end our day there so we don't have cold rides after). Watch out for kids that just sit on the water shooters!!! You have to wear shoes - so bring some water shoes!!! I can't believe I convinced Flavor Flav to go with us - he said it was not whack (but I sat on a water shooters and kept getting him).