we went on a Sunday and the crowd was not bad. Last year we came on a weekday and it was full of…read moresummer campers. The park is clean but very small. Good for small children and families. The downside is that it's very expensive to enter $50 a person even for children. They also make people pay to enter the park even if they're not going to use any of the water amenities. I paid $50 to sit and watch my children play in and out of the water for five hours. they do not allow any outside food or drink. all of the employees are very friendly, and the lifeguards are very attentive.

After coming to Jungle Jim's for a few years now, it must be a sign that we like it there. My…read moredaughter is a bit older and able to enjoy the entire park. They are equipped with water slides, lazy river, wave pool, splash pads, and more. The day that we went had a gathering for the national guard so I believe that is why is was so crowded when we went. Typically the water slides aren't too long of a wait. The lazy river just gets crowded and you are always bumping into someone. Annoying! My daughter and her friend had a blast!

Amazing place for little kids! It's big enough that it has good variety but small enough that it's…read morenot overwhelming for the littles. There is a little toddler pool w slides, a bigger kids pool w slides and other fun stuff, a lazy river, and two big slides. It is pricey- we did 2 hours but I would recommend to just pay the little extra and do 4 hours. There is a little snack truck that is also pricey, but across the driveway is other food options. Plenty of seating, place was clean. Definitely recommend!

Only two slides but they never get old and are so fun totally recommend it is good for kids and…read moreadults they have a lazy river jejejedjhddjebjejejrrjejejerfffffeeejejejejdkejejejeejej

The Jolly Roger Water Park is a day of water filled activities. Great family fun for all ages. The…read morestaff is very friendly and helpful should you need directions (for food or lockers). They have tons of people on staff so we always felt safe in the water attractions. The lockers were clean and the bathrooms vs changing rooms were separate which helps maintain the cleanliness of the place. Prices of the locker were reasonable. Lazy river was the most relaxing but my kiddos really enjoyed the wave pool and the climbing apparatuses. Fun spot to keep cool in the summer sun and generally, a nice open space. There are two sides to the park, lockers on both. Food is served on one side only, think hot dogs and ice cream. Otherwise, you're allowed to leave the park and bring food in from the adjacent Jolly Roger theme park. They are literally next to one another. Best part for those that just want to take a dip and then get some sun, plenty of lounge chairs available with and without shade as needed. I did come during the Summer 2021 (Aug./Sept. 1st week) during the pandemic but I felt very safe and socially distanced from others. It was not crowded either but I'm betting during the normal summer months, it could be much more packed. I guess I lucked out on the timing. POP tickets gets you admission to multiple parks or you can choose a combo ticket for select parks. My family and I scored a coupon at our local hotel and the Town Tourist catalog. Be sure to check, saves money on admission. Plus, our combo ticket got us a free game of mini golf. The tickets also allow you to do multiple days so they don't expect you to finish all the parks in a day (you just can't, but enough hours in the day). LOL They are located just before the Speedway Park which is also a blast!

Take advantage of the afternoon special: after 3:00 PM you pay $31 ($16 for seniors) and have…read moreaccess to the entire park with minimal lines for 3 hours. A wave pool, multiple splash pads, body slides, an aqualoop, a water coaster, a toilet bowl, a half pipe, and more. We didn't wait longer than 10 minutes for anything, and never ran out of slides before they closed. We've done other water parks in the area, and nothing in Ocean City comes close to the size of Splash Mountain. The Jolly Roger theme park next door is downright sad, but this water park is well worth your time.

Kids had a great time jumping at the aqua park! Parents had good food on the dock and got to watch…read more Staff was friendly and helpful.

Way too many people for covid times. I asked and apparently the usual maximum is 100 people and…read moreduring covid they limit it to 50. We had 50 in our session and it was very crowded and no way to social distance. I can't even imagine 100 kids there at once. My kids are 9 and 6 and while these are generally good ages for this park, I was a bit worried they would get trampled by the big kids that dominated our session. Most of our session was filled with large teenagers from a camp and they weren't exactly watching out for the little kids. If you plan to bring smaller kids (and especially if they aren't strong and aggressive), I would recommend going to a little kid only session. For adults - there is no need for an adult to accompany the child in the course. I bought a ticket for my hubby thinking he would have fun with the kids and would be helpful. There was absolutely no need and he wasn't even with them most of the time b/c they were all over the place. You can watch from the pier but wear sunblock - there is no shade. I would go later in the afternoon so you dont fry.

Pool is okay, very crowded in the pool and the pools area and inside the pool is ehh. Service is…read moregood. Water slides are good also. Food amazing! Just beware for a lot of people!

The waterpark could be so great. Ended up being an expensive day... You're looking at 20 dollars…read moreper person for the whole day and they kick you out halfway through. Morning and afternoon sessions are 10 each. If you get food it's 14.50 for three tenders and fries. Kids want ice cream? 9 dollars for a small bag of dip n dots (doesn't even give a half cup). Food has to stay in the concession area btw. Don't forget you need to pay the state park 4 dollars to get in. It's a small waterpark. Max pool depth is 4 feet. Make sure the floaties are across the chest or they won't let you wear them.

I had a blast here!! This was our 1st time visiting. We traveled over 2 hours to get here and I…read moredon't regret it. We came on Good Friday. I had the bright idea that it would be empty, but sadly it was the opposite. I should've known better considering it's during Spring Break for some. Nonetheless I didn't mind the wait, it's no different than any other waterpark. The food was definitely overpriced but I also understand that AC doesn't get much traction outside of their peak seasons. We will definitely be returning and I'm going to aim to get there right when they open!!

I enjoyed myself at this water park!It has a gr8 variety of water slides so there's plenty to keep…read moreyou entertained only if you're a big kid like me. There is also a lazy river & pool which are nice additions. The only downside is that it doesn't have an adult hot tub or a wave pool which are usually nice features to have at a water park. However, they do have a full bar right in the water, which was a really cool & unique touch. I tried the chicken tenders & fries @ the Aloha Cafe.The chicken tenders were huge,crunchy,& flavorful. The fries came out sizzling hot. Not bad for a waterpark. Overall, it's a fun spot with lots of slides to enjoy,a lazy river, pool, & a cool bar but it could be even better w/ a few more amenities.

Really disappointing experience we paid 180 for four of us and got to go on 3 rides. We had to wait…read morefor an hour to get in and could stay only for two hours. This place is not what it used to be. It is way over crowded and we will never be coming back here again. Absolute waste of money. I used to come here as a child and it was way more fun and less crowded. We traveled here all the way from the west coast and stayed with my parents on cape May and kids were super sad and begged to go to hang out at my parents hot tub instead. I would say we need another water park nearby that will knock this place of its socks. The owners are charging all this money and no one is complaining but if you will not be happy doing three rides maybe go somewhere else.

I have to start with praise for Robert from Romania ! We rented a cabana and honestly he was the…read morebest part! He was super friendly, very accommodating and overall just great to be around today! Clean water park with a great selection of rides, activities and food/beverages. Definitely worth spending a day here with the family.

This is a smaller water park for the price but it's still so much fun. My tip is to get there early…read moreto get good seats or rent a cabana in advance. Also the shotgun falls ride hurt my chest when I hit the water. I tried it again holding my chest the second time and it still hurt. My favorite ride is the blue mat racer- not sure what it's called.

Fun, but not that clean! On one of the drains, there was hair on it. There was also a Band-Aid on…read morethe patio. Also, there aren't any changing rooms, so you have to lift a towel up to change.

Dropping a stars because Splash Zones pricing/advertising is ABSOLUTE BULLSHIT, and annoyingly…read moredeceptive. Because I've been there before, I'm on their stupid mailing list for "promotions" and *HARDCORE DR. EVIL AIRQUOTES* "discounts." SO, we decide to head back one day because it is a decent water park for our little one, and I see in my inbox that they are offering discounted, sorry, "discounted," tickets if you buy online. The advert mentions the price is $25.... SIKE! Gotcha, dummies. No...the price for the day we were trying to go, which was a damn Thursday, btw, was $48. But wait; what about those $25 tickets, I hear you asking. They are only for certain, specific days. Looking at the calendar, it appears that Sunday is the day with the $25 dollar tickets. "Ok, we'll just go Sunday then," says the Misses, optimistically. Wrong again. I go today to look at the SUNDAY tickets, and they are now $28 dollars. "That sucks," I hear you begin to say, "but that's still cheaper than if you buy regular price." Oh, you sweet summer child......The $28 is ONLY available if you buy online, but when you go to check out, Splash Zone chargers a, and I quote, "Online Recovery Fee," basically to recoup some of the cost of the "discounted" ticket. SO, the advertised price of $25 per ticket, which turned into $28 per ticket, is now actually $31per ticket. I HAVE to go, because of how my marriage is set up, but I hope Splash Zone enjoys my last time ever visiting their park.

Pros- Tickets are reasonable, cheaper online…read more Can do 10-2 or 2-5 Great for smaller kids(ex 6 and 8) because it's not too sprawling A few shaded areas if you want to beat the sun We went in late august and plenty of chairs available midweek Cute Sandy area to layout for sunbathing right by the bar There're a bar , $10 a beer or nonalcoholic frozen beverage Cons- You can't bring any outdoor food and like all tourist spots the food is overpriced. No fruit type items Kids items are all unhealthy Flow rider is only for folks over 75lbs, I missed that on the website Didn't really need a cabana for the time we went, lesson learned. Server came once, didn't check back n there wasn't any water like it stated on the website.