Price was a little expensive for non residents, but my kids loved it here! The staff was kind,…read morehowever, the girl in the green shirt with the freckles looked very tired and like she would rather be anywhere else. ​I highly recommend the funnel cake and pretzels. Verygood !!

Very unhappy with the new higher price of $16 for non-Hurst residents and disappointed by the…read moreindefinite closure of the toddler pool area.

Excellent water park for the whole family!…read more We got there when it opened at 1130 am. The employees checked our bags and cooler for our safety. Paid at the entrance for day pass. Nice and easy. We brought our own cooler with drinks and snacks but if you don't have a cooler, there's a concession stand that sells snacks and drinks. Plus they have cold water coolers for everyone to refill with your water bottle. Got kiddy section, lazy river, huge water slides. They got Easy, intermediate and extra scary slides for the brave. Clean restrooms with ac, benches with tables, huge umbrellas for everyone sold me! I will definitely come here with my family again. Oh, life guards were on it too!

My kiddos always have a wonderful time at Frisco Water Park. They usually ask to go from open to…read moreclose. Prices have gone up since last year for admissions and food, but they're still reasonable compared to other water parks. You can actually bring a cooler full of food for $5 (no glass nor alcohol allowed). There's an area for everyone: Toddlers - kiddie pool with small slide Little Kids - splash pad with three slides and massive water bucket Big Kids - two slides connecting to the lazy river and four bumpy slides for races Relaxers - tubes in the lazy river and shaded lounge chairs Swimmers - open pool The food isn't bad and the staff doesn't really engage. It's a good enough place to cool down for the summer. Pro tip - wear water shoes because the concrete gets blistering hot as you're trying to walk from one location to another.

To start: I had to take a few weeks to emotionally regulate after the deplorable experience my…read morefamily and I were subjected to. I took the family (loving wife and two children) for surf lessons a little bit ago. The instructor, Danny, was late to our lesson and didn't really teach our kids how to surf. Instead he spent the majority of the time drawing pictures in the sand. The majority of the other staff seemed to reek of marijuana. This caused my wife great concern since these people are supposed to be in the water keeping the guests safe and instead were impaired! The photographer was incredibly rude and unhelpful, telling us to "Go online" when we asked to purchase the photos of our children's surf session. They did have a shop dog who was cute, until he urinated on the floor. The food staff were incredibly dismissive of my wife's order. Not to mention, the food was cold. I requested a refund due to the lackluster service and experience, however, they only credit. Surf Ranch in California serves as a more desirable alternative, especially if you want a more wholistic experience.

Clean, eclectic family atmosphere & you can bring in coolers with food & canned beverages. Fun to…read morewatch the surfers & the lazy river was relaxing- it did get alittle congested a couple of x's but it was still nice. Next time we'll do the cable ski as well. Looking forward to visiting again. We didn't try the food since we were allowed to bring our own.

I do not understand all of the negative reviews for this place! There are very few water parks of…read morethis caliber within the city of Dallas that are as affordable as Bahama Beach. Admittedly, the ticket buying process is a bit cumbersome on site. And parking is ridiculously inadequate. BUT, once you actually get inside, it's so much fun. I'm always able to snag a seat in an unreserved area to chill in the shade. And they also have lockers for your stuff for a small free. Some of the grown-ups swim attire on a recent visit was a little....questionable but nothing you wouldn't see at the beach on vacation. The best part? Dallas residents get discounted entry (as we should!). Highly recommend for keeping the kids busy over the summer (come early!)

This place is gross. We brought my toddler son here last Sunday. By Thursday, he was running a…read morefever and today his doctor confirmed he has hand, foot and mouth disease. He has not been exposed to any other kids since our visit to this Waterpark. My husband noticed the water in the Lagoon pool looked dirty. We shouldn't have gotten in the pool. Never going here again.

Family and I had a great time at the Paradise Springs Water Park…read more We booked a cabana a few weeks in advance. It came with a parking pass, and entry into the park. Matthew greeted us with friendly smiles and walked us to our cabana. They had a nice welcome sign for us, which was so sweet. The cabana featured a safe, a small refrigerator with bottles of water, a TV and ample seating for our family of 9. Our server Logan was incredible. One of the best service experience I've ever had at a water park. Everything we ordered was delivered with care and kindness. I do wish there were more tables in the cabana though. The water park itself was really great. The kids had a blast on the zip line, lazy river, slides, and play area. Note: Towels are available.

I booked 5 day passes for my family through ResortPass and spent over $350 including parking. My…read morefamily was visiting from another country, and this was their last day before flying home. We specifically planned our day around visiting the water park and arrived around 1 PM expecting to stay until closing. Unfortunately, the park was closed around 4 PM due to approaching weather. While I completely understand that safety comes first, what disappointed me was how ResortPass handled the situation afterward. Despite the fact that we lost most of the experience we paid for and had no opportunity to return because my family had already left the country, ResortPass only offered a 50% refund. They based their calculation on the park's total operating hours rather than the actual circumstances of our visit. Parking costs were not addressed, and the fact that future tickets would be useless to us seemed to be ignored. After further discussions, the only additional compensation offered was a 20% discount on a future ResortPass booking, which provides little value considering the situation. Customer service was polite, but the final resolution felt disappointing and did not reflect the unique circumstances of our visit. I expected a company that values customer experience to handle this situation more fairly. Would not book through ResortPass / Paradise Springs again based on how this issue was resolved.

I took my girls, it was fun for the two hours we were there. We did everything at least once within…read morean hour. The lines weren't long if any at all. Might go back.

I'm only really rating this a 5 star rating because you guys had a really good worker, his name was…read moreCamden Baldwin I believe. Cam saw multiple kids/ people running and was nice and respectful with it and politely told them to stop running. Cam's attitude while working there is incredible! Cam is one of the many people who look like he actually wants to be there while working.

This park truly feels like once in a lifetime experience! I…read moredon't hike often, however, felt this was a worthwhile trip. We decided to head there in the morning. It was about an hour drive from Fort Worth, and it's eight dollars per person to enter the park. Your access gives you the ability to visit all national parks for the period in which you bought your ticket so 24 hours total. There's various trials you can do, we ultimately ended up doing two, and the moderate one is quite difficult due to the terrain. However, the overlook was a straightforward trail with a beautiful view at the end. I would say the times a lot to each trail are accurate, you wanna ensure you get there early because it does get hot in mind you it is Texas in the summertime. We packed lots of snacks, and had our water. We also took some time to dip our feet in and look at the Dino tracks up close. There's so many ways you can spend your day here, however, some quick exercise, and beautiful views definitely doesn't go wrong! You also get the opportunity to learn lots, and we took the time to take all the knowledge we could by reading through the exhibit in the welcome center. (:

Walking near the footsteps of creatures so many millions of years old is unbelievably fun- and our…read moregroup went there in hot summer. Not easy to climb but the value is unmatched. There was also the cutest little gift shop with the best merchandise. Highly recommended if one is able to meet the mild physical demands (one of us stayed up in the park on top instead of going into the valley where the dinosaur footprints are preserved.