Noah's Ark Waterpark

We went there in August. The weather was a bit cloudy and the temperature was around 78°F. We bought our tickets online, so there wasn't any waiting line to get in! Wow, the park was so beautiful and the weather was just perfect for enjoying after using our devices – it was amazing! Then, suddenly the sky went dark and it started raining, so the park had to shut down the devices activity and ask everyone to head to the shelters. We were in the shelter for about an hour, and it was really pouring rain. After that, it stopped, and the park started getting lively again. We played for about an hour before the sky got dark and it rained again, which stopped everything. We decided to leave the park, and when we were leaving, they gave us another ticket because it was raining today. The customer service was great! The rain really did waste our time. We drove for about two hours to get there, spent the whole day just playing, but ended up wasting time waiting in the shelter and then having to leave early. However, on the other hand, the rain made the park much less crowded, and the lines were significantly shorter than they usually are on a weekend in the summer. So, we weren't that sad about facing the bad weather.

Loved the park and the whole experience. It was a hot day and wait time was not bad, but that was a Tuesday so don’t mind it if it’s just during the weekend. Plenty of rides, lots of food to pick from(general burgers, tenders, fries, etc..) But your tickets online, with the package that includes food and drink from Johnny rocket or MIA pizza. Wait time was less than 25 minutes and it was not bad.

I've been going to Noah's Ark Waterpark for the past 30 years, and it still delivers some of the best water slides in America. Other parks in the Dells just don’t compare—the rides here are more complex, thrilling, and fun. We went again today, and it was just as exciting as ever. Lines were shorter than usual, and the price was very reasonable. They’re currently running a great deal on season passes—I got one for the price of a single visit, which was an absolute steal. The park is clean, well-maintained, and continues to raise the bar when it comes to water rides. If you’re visiting Wisconsin Dells, Noah’s Ark is hands down the best water park to choose for a top-tier ride experience.

The best time in Wisconsin Dells area !! America 's largest water park !!! We had loads of fun and convenience around the park. The best slides are : Black Anaconda ranks first. Time Warp goes for 2nd. The wave beach is one of my favorites as well. It's a water park duh?!!! You are wet all the way through. Leave your towels in a spot because you won't need it. Even if the Sun is out, you will never be dry. Walk all around the park and one day is not enough to enjoy. Go in at 10 so less people are coming in and enjoy the best time until closing at 7pm. Worth it all the way. Make sure to buy online for convenience and savings. I love this park, we'll be back next year !!!

Had amazing time here it did rain for the beginning of the day, but we still enjoyed all the rides. Some of the rides are a little scary but if you’re a thrill seeker, you’ll love it. I guess I’m just a baby ha ha ha. Great fun for the whole family.

This is one of the best waterpark in area. They have many slides suitable for all ages of people. Slides like Black Anaconda, point of No return, Black tunnel, raja are very good for adventure lovers. While other many slides are good gor all ages and kids. They have two wave pools one is big and for all ages of people while other is average but meant for kids. Kids plaly areas are very good. Park is nicely maintained. Lasy river is good but one suggestion they should remove empty tubes from river. This will make river less crowded and people will enjoy it more. Otherwise it's too crowded with many empty tubes floating around. They have variety of restaurants , nice locker facilities. Many shelters and sheds. They can think of improving change rooms of both genders. With such good park this facility is not upto the mark. Showers are very few. Overall experience was very good. We enjoyed the visit. Parking many lots are available but bit costly.

First time here. Went here with my husband, two kids(9&4), bestie and her daughter (3). We had a blast! There was definitely plenty for all age groups. There are several kid areas. I’d say different levels. The Littles loved the octopus play area. There were several slides and a submarine to explore. The lazy river was another big hit for everyone! The Littles and moms were able to do some family raft rides: chameleon, Congo bongo and flash flood! Fun for both ages. My husband and daughter of course did all the high intensity rides and loved them. Some lines were long, even for a weekday. Overall the wait was no more than 30 mins. It was a HOT 90 degree day. The ground was scalding! Wear water shoes or sandals! Or you’ll regret it. Every ride has a shoe cubby area! I would definitely suggest a cabana. We purchased ahead(day before) a 2 person mini cabana. It worked. It had a safe, 2 bottles of water and two chairs. It was nice to have a meeting place and to know our valuables were secure. We didn’t spend too much time there but it was nice to have if needed. The souvenir cups are another must have! Refills all day ensured we stayed hydrated! There are many food options. We ate around noon. The wait to order at our cabana was 37 minutes so we decided to explore. Another perk of the cabana, food delivery. My husband and daughter used it, but I chose not to wait. The Johnny rockets had a limited menu but it has burgers, tenders, fries and shakes. What more do you need. Line was long but they moved quickly. Suggest having a member of your party claim a picnic table while you wait. Almost impossible to find one once you have your food. We purchased parking in advance as well, that helped us get in quicker. We spent open to close here and would have stayed longer if they were open later. We had an absolute blast and will be back!

Fun outdoor waterpark! A little bit for every age. My kids are 9, 8 and 6 and they had a great time. The park could use some updating, but it was a bit nostalgic so I didn't mind. We bought discounted tickets online and tailgated in the parking lot mid-way through the day to keep costs down. We went on a weekday, so the park wasn't crazy busy and we prefer that. Overall a fun time had by the entire family!

So amazing waterpark!!!~^^ Online ticket is so great!!!~ 1person is $45 ( include food and drink) Very fun!!!~^^

Water parks can be very expensive so we decided on a cost effective option. Groupon had passes for 34 bucks each. It was a scorching hot day unfortunately and this park is outdoors so we definitely got our vitamin D for the day. This park and it's rides could definitely use a modern day upgrade. Would some more thrill inducing rides. The rides are pretty basic. You get wet. You're waiting a long line and repeat. Nothing was memorable. We didn't do the lazy river. We did it. The wave pool the lazy river did not have big waves that day. We did enjoy it. Some of the rides were a family four can enjoy but all in all there was nothing memorable or thrilling but it did service perfect which was to cool off on an extremely hot day. Get there early for parking and to get on the right more easier. Do not come after noon !

I've been coming to this waterpark for the last 20 years and it gets better every single time. I brought my kids here post pandemic and we had amazing time. The lines moved quickly and we enjoyed most of the rides.

PLEASE READ!!Good experience but a few big complaints: Cons: 1. We waited for the Black Thunder ride for an hour and a half only when we got to the top the employee told us in broken English that we didn't have the right double tube and that we needed to go back to the bottom. There was no way to tell distinguish if you needed a yellow double tube or a clear one. They very well could have put up a sign but nope. 2. The employees barely understand English which wouldn't be a problem unless there is a problem then they can't give any instructions. 3. Most of the rides are over hyped. They boast big lights and music but it's really a couple of LED's and strobe lights were non-existent. Pros: 1: The food was pricy but with the package deal it was worth it. The chicken tenders and fries were very crispy but tender. 2. There was multiple fun rides that didn't take to long and were intense.

This is a fun Waterpark. There are about 5 or so slides that are considered 'intense' and great for adults. The mild ones are fun too for adults. The wave pool is a fun place to relax for a bit. I ate at Poblano Cantina and preferred eating their healthier options. The staff are all foreign and really friendly and fun. My favorite rides were the Black Anaconda & Stingray.

Don't come here if the forecast calls for rain. They contradict their own rain weather policy, preemptively closing the water park before it's even supposed to open for the whole day even though the forecast calls for "light" rain with no lightning/thunderstorms within their designated radius for shutting the park down.

Not everything is open yet. I've hear Fathers Day it all opens. Not sure why that is but it's super annoying for those who travel 8+ hours to go and a bunch of stuff isn't open for no reason. Makes areas people are in more crowded so if it's for more Covid nonsense it's not working. Fourth star is with the other stuff closed. We got tickets and meal deals. Was nice to not have to worry about extra for food. Food was hot and fresh. Staff was helpful and got our order mostly right. Souvenir cups were actually kind of a waist because the drinks/ice melted if you don't drink them right away because it 14 billion degrees & no shade for most under $189.00. What was open was fun. Lots of stairs which was hard for my handicapped kiddo so he only did one slide twice and then hung out in the wave pool because the lazy River was closed. Turn in the sprayers for the sidewalk earlier because my feet were BURNT to a crisp by the sun before you did. Everyone was bobbing and weaving trying to walk on wet footprints or the shade from the guardrails. It was like watching parents dodge Legos in the middle of the night.

I had an incredibly positive experience here. The lines for the slides move fairly quickly and we were there from open to close with so many things to do. One down side is the cost of concessions, which I know is normal. I spent $30 on a pretzel, nachos, and 2 drinks. For reference, that's only a 5 dollars difference from what I payed for a day pass. Also, the ground is definitely not one you want to walk barefoot on. Overall though, i love it here. Definitely recommend.

Wisconsin Dells has a LOT of water parks to choose from. We chose this one. It was adequate. A lot of the slides were closed, but enough were open to keep the older kids happy.

I love this place is really amazing. I love it. I love it. I love it. I love it. I love it. I love it. Go now if you're from California or any other state just go to Wisconsin Dells go to any water park this is America's Largest water park Noah's ark. it is the fact it is the best in fact it's really are the best if you think otherwise Who hurt you? Did you get dropped on your head as a baby?

I love this place. Multiple parties thrown there. Rides are great. My kids love this water park so much. Everything is so fun, from mini rides to ultimate slides. The Black Thunder is such a fun slide; its dark and curvy tunnel makes your stomach twirl. The toilet bowl slide is called the Time Warp, and my daughter aboslutely LOVES it. She also loves the wave pools (I believe there are 3). Totally recommend.

Awesome water park. Suggest getting tickets online ahead with the food option. Scorpion tail best ride.

I took my nieces and nephews to this water park and they loved it. There were so many different water slides and the kids had a blast. They layout of the park can be annoying and the slides entrances are spaced out so I recommend wearing water shoes or bringing them between rides.

Noah's Ark is a fun memory from my childhood, and it's good to see it continually kept up and modernized. It's America's biggest waterpark for a reason - they do it right. There are slides and attractions for every age and it's easy to navigate and clean. Some of the newer slides are really cool and a few of my old favorites are still around. Best park in the dells.

Easy entrance but definitely recommend an Uber as it's cheaper than parking if you are staying close by. However, make sure that you book your cabana 24 hours ahead. I tried to do it the day of and the price was outrageous at the park vs online. They would rather let a cabana sit open versus honor the online rate. Be prepared to spend a lot of money on food and water.

A fun day outing for the whole family! We, 3 adults and 6 kids, stopped specifically in the Wisconsin Dells for this waterpark on our trip to Montana. There were plenty of water attractions to enjoy! Though I've never been to any other water theme park before, this was definitely a worth while visit. We all had a blast. Whether you want to go down the multiple slides/rides or just want to tan by the pools or kiddy areas, this place has something for everyone to enjoy. I would have given this place a 5 star rating if it weren't for the fact that the food is so expensive. I realize its a theme park and they always have expensive food, but it really feels excessive here. I bought food for myself and one of the children and we almost spend $40. It was for two burgers and two drinks, nothing special.

I went here with my girlfriend since our hotel provided us with free passes. We had to pay $20 for parking which was a bit absurd. We parked and started to walk towards the entry and they had a sign up of about seven or so ride closures. This was a big inconvenience as we came from Indiana and planned our day out to come here. Moving forward, we proceeded towards the lockers and rented a small locker for another crazy price of $15. They sure got us for $35 in almost mandatory fees. I mean, mainly everyone has to park and store there things I would assume. So much for free passes. We got some food after that, which we got a Souvenir Cup Soda ($10.99), Hotdog ($4.99), and a Pretzel with Cheese ($4.29). These prices were average and I'm not going to complain. The Soda was good, the Hotdog was enjoyable, and the Pretzel wasn't too bad. The Cheese was sort of hard and dry, so it didn't pair well with the Pretzel. We got a Margarita from KAHUNA BAR. It was excellent and $13, which wasn't horrible. Refills on it were cheap and we had a Frozen Strawberry Daquiri later on in the day and it was also great! We went in the Wave Pool first on our attraction venture. The waves didn't look like much, but dang they sure hit you when you first step in. After that, we went on the Flying Gecko. The line was crazy and was dang near an hour I'm guessing. This slide is more of a family slide at a slow pace. This one wasn't for me and consumed a large chunk of my playing time. We went on Congo Bongo after that and the line was around 30 minutes I'd guess. This ride was pretty much the same idea. It's good for a family with small children in my opinion. It had a nice approach, but it just wasn't worth it for me. We walked through the park a bit and stumbled upon The Black Anaconda. This was more of a ride in which you're on a track. The line was around 30 minutes. It was definitely worth it for this one! The ride is pretty long and starts you off with a drop. There's moments where the water hits you pretty hard, which that was the only part I didn't like. We went on Cowabunga after that. This was a raft ride that is short and sweet. The drops are small, but it turned out to be okay. The line was nuts for the length of this ride. Quadzilla is next to Cowabunga. It's a slide racer where you use a mat to race other riders. I liked this one and the line was very short! Next up was Stingray! My girlfriend and I rode in a double tube that had a pillow-like backer on each end. This one didn't look too intimidating, but once you're up there it's game over! The ledge at the top gave me a butterflies feeling and then we were pushed down to our journey. I swear it felt like we were going to go off the slide on the first slope! This slide was packed with adrenaline for me and it gave me almost an out-of-body experience after getting up. This one is a ride for the books. We went and did three of the Toucan Twisters. The ones we did were two blue slides and an orange slide. These were in a family-friendly-type area and they were surprisingly smooth and enjoyable. They were a great way to end off our day. Overall, this park has the potential to be a perfect five star, but with parking and lockers being so high, it is a bummer. The biggest problem for me was the big list of attractions being closed. Maybe if those were open, then higher prices might be understandable. I'd like to come back and enjoy this park again.

I'm assuming due to staffing this park has a lot closed. Went on a Friday and half the slides were closed and all kiosk food/drinks closed. This place was really great years ago but so much has closed like the theater, mini golf, arcade, candy shop, etc. also $20 on top of the $50 to get in. Used to be able to bring in food and water which was nice. Food options are horrible and overpriced. There is a shelter area along the parking lot entrance that you can sit to eat a picnic lunch.

Went this summer and had a gr8 time but why was half the park closed? I was really looking forward to going down the new snake slide but nooooo. Anyway I really recommend the tiny tube slides, they are highly underrated. I also loved the point of no return especially the ominous signs.

Got a Groupon to go visit Noah's Ark on a Monday in July. Nothing was overly busy, lines moved relatively quickly but not everything was open. More than once only one of two or three possible lanes were opened for some of the shorter ride slides. Those lines took twice as long as the thrill rides. Loved the water coaster. Was a blast getting blasted by the wave ride on the deck after riding it! Parking is super spendy & lockers are too. With the price of admission they could discount at least one of those two things.

Long lines. Short of that, absolutely worth the money. Wait times are tough but the rides are awesome. Nice area. Huge park and a variety of rides.

Black Anaconda was closed as well as some smaller waterslides which was slightly disappointing, however we still had a great time!

My family loved this park. Pricey but seemed to be worth it and the lines weren't too bad. Spent about 4 1/2 hours there and could of went longer if we all didn't burn so easily... would definitely get the season pass because they all wanted to go back the next day.

Two teen girls (14 & 16) and two adults thoroughly enjoyed Noah's Ark, and it was one of the "faves" of a month-long US trip. We arrived to the park as soon as it opened and were lucky enough to have very little wait time for most rides. We had to wait about 35 min for Black Anaconda but it was my favourite, despite being jetted in the face that dislodged my contact and meant i couldn't open my eyes the whole ride. The park is big enough to spread to lesser busy areas, and we especially found the back river ride enjoyable. Some of the rides require multiple people, and some have the heavy people in front, some in back, so it's best to go as a couple or foursome. There were plenty of staff with standard safety equipment, and although they were friendly, they were there for the safety part of the job, not really to interact with guests, which is fine by me. We saw them practicing rescues throughout the day. Food options were standard park fare with very little in the way of healthy options. Burgers, hot dogs, that kind of thing. There seemed to be lots of shade options, but a lot of walking on hot tar means bring aqua socks, so you don't have to take them off for rides, or flip flops that you need to leave down below. Hats and sunglasses need ties, or you'll be told to tuck them down your shirt. It was a fabulous day, and by ordering the tickets online, only $32 for the day. Highly recommend!

Best water park in the world get there early though because lines will get long. A great mix of slides for all ages as well. Get there early to avoid the longest lines.

Great place to bring your little kids! Mine really enjoyed it with the variety of slides and splash pads.

Great time, perfect day and no lines. Be mind full of height and weight requirements.

The Wisconsin Dells is the Waterpark Capital of the World but which one do you go to? Well if you're only going for the day, IMO your best choice would be the largest waterpark in the Dells, Noah's Ark. Noah's Ark is about 70 acres worth of water slides, water rides, lazy rivers and splash pads so there really is something here for all ages. Now, before you hit the gate I highly recommend looking for tickets online. The Noah's Ark website will give you a good deal if you know the day you're going or Groupon is close in price if you just decide to up an go. Either way you'll be paying about $30/person for the day. Unfortunately you can't add parking at a discount (unless you add it to a season pass) so expect to pay $15 cash only when you get to the gate. Once you're in, they will check any bags for food, water or firearms. None of these are allowed in the park. If you need a locker they'll set you back $15, $20 or $25. These can be purchased via real person or kiosk. I had a bag with two beach towels and sunscreen so the $15 option was more than good for me. You don't need to stow your flip flops because every ride has a place to put them before you ride. As for the rides, the kiddo is not too adventurous so no Raja for us. She was a fan of Flash Flood, Flying Gecko & Congo Bongo in that order. Even though the weather wasn't great, the place was still pretty packed but lines move pretty quick. The adventure river was also a nice chill time. The Big Kahuna wave pool is also good. Every 10 minutes, be ready! There are also lifeguards everywhere. 10 at the wave pool and I think 10 along the lazy river (even at 3' depth) so it's a safe environment. Food is overpriced but what do you expect. A souvenir cup with 99¢ refills is your best bet but there are also water fountains scattered. Since we don't usually stay longer than a day, Noah's Ark is more than enough for the kiddo and I. There's a good variety of stuff to do and it's a safe place for water play. You can also find good deals with a bit of online research. Highly recommended!

Was at the park 8/2021. Half the park is closed because of low staffing. However, we were charged FULL PRICE admission ($34 per person) Nothing was posted on their website indicating NOT all the waterslides or wave pools were open. RIP OFF!!!

We had a great day. Lines were SHORT and rides were FUN! We loved the Black Anaconda, Raja, and time Warp for thrills. The Flying Gecko, Congo Bongo, And Quadzilla we're the family fun favorites. We recommend taking food to eat in the car for lunch then reentering for more afternoon fun.

This was my first time here and here is what I've experienced: 1-upon entry very inviting and 2 parking areas 10 and 15 dollars parking. 2- when scanning tickets staff was very friendly. 3-lockers for rental are awesome and no key hassle. 4- plenty of rides for adults and little ones and everything well staffed. 5- 4 stars because when looking at the map to find other rides/places to eat it does not point where you are standing so very confusing trying to guess " you are here" part. 6- plenty of drink stops, full liquor, ice cream and pro shop. 7-food a little overpriced but expected in such a big attraction. 8- restrooms are somewhat clean plenty of them everywhere which is good. 9- lots of trash cans so you don't have to carry your trash very long. 10-cabanas rentals with table service which is nice. 11- plenty on chairs to catch the sun and have a cocktail. 12- I will return. Not bad at all.

We came to the Wisconsin Dells with free passes to Noah's Ark so of course we had to go here for a day. Too bad that the weather in the middle of July was only low 70s. Great... Our kids are 3 and 1 so I would say that if you have small kids you have better odds at just using your hotel's pool area instead of coming here. The kids area was closed down for the day because some kid pooped in the pool so that left us with a limited option for our kids to do. It also meant everyone else brought their kids into those areas, making it even more over-crowded and not worth it. You think they would have hurried the cleaning of that kiddie pool area, oh well we got in for free. The bad thing about going on a cool day though is that the water is not warmed at all. Not in the slightest. It is frigidly cold water. I think we did the Lazy River a few times and than tried out the wading pool. We honestly didn't venture too much into the water because our kids were shivering after only a few minutes and honestly I hate getting wet while cold, no thanks. With smaller kids, the slides were more terrifying than fun so we had to basically avoid all but the smallest of slides. Would have loved for that Kiddie Pool area to have been open. Thanks random stranger kid for pooping in it. So basically, we called it quits after about half a day. If we would have paid outright for the day, I would have been upset but we had gotten free passes so we were not too bummed out. On another note, the candy shop makes some delicious Caramel Dipped Apples. We bought two and that made our day at the Ark that much better.

Do not come here while COVID is a thing. They "require" masks to enter the park, but nobody is wearing them inside. There's nothing keeping people 6ft apart. At least they take temperatures at the entrance I guess? A bunch of the rides are closed, but one of the big pools is open, which doesn't seem right. It's also $20 for parking. Who do they think they are, Disneyland? The only exit is at the entrance, which is at the far end of the park. It's a mess. Even once this is all over, probably not coming back. You risk a lot coming here, and it's not worth it.

Noah's Ark, while a fun place, is a ridiculous tourist trap. They charge you for such little things, and give no notice of them on their website. First off, parking is $20 or $25 and they exclusively take cash. No warning of it until we drove halfway in, and no way to turn around without an extremely awkward u-turn. There's also the issue of the food vouchers. On their website, they claimed to cover 1 entree and 1 regular order of fries. However, they only covered around half the menu. It only covered a small cheese pizza, not pepperoni. It also didn't cover their Garden Salad, one of the cheapest options on the menu. The website says nothing about these exceptions to the vouchers. The only redeemable quality about them is that they let us use them to lower the price of our pepperoni pizzas. Additionally, they don't cap the tickets or have any means of crowd control, so everything is extremely crowded. While we did visit on a Saturday, the entire place was overcrowded. Lines for most rides were at least 45-60 minutes each, and there was almost no room to walk anywhere. The water slides themselves are fun though, and I'd say they live up to their high ratings, so I give this place a 2/5.

This place was awesome. Just spent all day there. The kids had a blast. Safe, clean and very good service all around. Pinks hot dogs wtf.. that also was a pleasant surprise considering we eat them back home in LA... Really good clean fun and cheap. We got a deal from the place we were staying at. A definite visit if u are staying in the dells... We will all sleep well tonight my friends... 80 acres they ain't kidding...

I purchased a large amount of group tickets to go to the water park. As anyone who's ever tried to coordinate a large group knows, it is like herding cats. We tried to adjust the day we attend the park by one day and add one group ticket. This park offers zero customer support. Despite having an $800 dollar order, my only option for sales support is to leave a voicemail with Tammy (who is out of the office) and no one follows up. I'm not sure how a park this large can operate this way, but I will never visit again and advise against anyone doing them the favor of bringing significant business to them.

We got free tickets from our hotel...and apparently, so did everyone else there. Lines were ridiculously long for some very average water slides. Very little wait time for the Scorpion's Tail, and the Point of No Return - which are why the park gets 2 stars instead of 1. My review is mostly in regards to food and beverages. We tried to order an advertised milkshake and the ladies in the back were either struggling with a language issue - or did not want to make it. We ordered chicken strips with fries and a corn dog basket. Everything seemed like an ordeal to make - or distribute despite there being almost 10 people manning one little kiosk by The Wave (wave pool). There was no manager in sight - and if there was one there, he/she was not doing much other than pulling frozen corn dogs from the freezer and telling the employees how to stall for time. Waited 1.5 hours for Time Warp slide Waited 1 hour for Raja slide Waited 1 hour for Black Anaconda Slide Waited 20 minutes each for Scorpions Tail and Point of No Return Waited 10 minutes for the Tidal Wave ride Waited 30 minutes for Stingray Waited 20 minutes for the Surfing Simulator Did not ride the other stuff due to time constraints. Buy parking online to save 5 bucks...otherwise $20 cash only.

I had a horrible experience when I was there with my 11 yo daughter. She wandered off and we were separated. I searched for over 20 minutes to no avail. I started to panic and when I still couldn't find her, I approached a lifegaurd who was not actively monitoring the water. She was doing paperwork on a picnic table. I asked her if there was a central location where separated parents/children can meet up. She told me there was none, so I asked her how we could go about finding my child? She asked how long I had been looking and how old my child was. I told her and she told me 11 yo was a little old for her to make a radio announcement looking for her and I should just continue to look on my own. I finally found her about 10 minutes after talking to this girl. Anyway 2 days later, I finally felt calm enough to call Noah's Ark. Talked to a very nice customer service agent named Henry. He listened and apologized for my experience. Told me that the way this young lady handled the situation was not at all how it should have been handled. He apologized profusely and then offered for me to talk to a manager so they can do better. Up to this point I felt very good about how the call was going. After holding for a few minutes, Henry came back on and told me he had been waiting for the manager to get off the phone. He then proceeds to tell me she wants him to take down my information and she'll look into it. She wouldn't even talk to me. He took my information, apologized again and wished me a good day. I'm not expecting to hear back from her, but I'm 100% sure I won't step foot in that water park ever again.

I was recently at Noah's Ark Waterpark for my birthday this year and I had a wonderful time. It was my first time going to that waterpark, and I enjoyed all the waterslides, the wave pool, the restaurants, and other attractions there. And they have excellent customer service. For example, when I wasn't sure about being able to reenter the waterpark if I walked back to my car, I asked one of the staff about that, and they just stamped my hand so that I would be able to identify that I just left and reentered. I'm also glad they have a Johnny Rockets there especially since I haven't been to an old fashioned restaurant like that in a long time. I'd definitely come back to Noah's Ark again, and if you're looking for a great waterpark with some big water slides as well as good places to eat, then I highly recommend this one.

This review is based on a one-time experience, but we had a good time. One tip - stay at a hotel that gives free tickets to this place. Well worth it. I am not sure how much this cost, but I sure am glad it was free for me! Surprisingly enough, we went on a rather hot day at the end of July and it wasn't inordinately packed. There were a lot of people, but we didn't wait any longer than 10 minutes to get on any slides EXCEPT for Black Thunder, which was really awesome and, in my opinion, worth the wait. I went on this one last, and was grateful because by the time I got through the line and through the thrill itself, I was ready to pass out. The only complaint I have about this place is that they don't have tube rentals, it's pretty much a free-for-all on tubes and they are really strict on where to get the tubes. You can't take tubes out of the lazy river to go to the wave pool and vice versa. And they will really get on you to enforce this rule. At the start of our day it was difficult to get a tube to go on the rides. Some of the rides are body slides that don't require a tube, some of the rides have the big, multi-person rafts, but a good majority of the rides require a single or double tube and you have to fight people in the lazy river to get the tubes, they don't just have the tubes available at each ride, which I thought was rather ludicrous. Luckily, at a certain point, people began leaving and there were more tubes available later in the day. One thing I noticed, which I don't have an opinion on, but it was just a curious thing that all the employees here were from different countries. I guess the problem with this was that whenever I asked a question I would kinda get a blank stare and a shrug. As closing time approached, we made our way to leave. Unfortunately my car wouldn't start! We informed the staff and they helped guide the roadside assistance guy to us when he made it there. Overall it was a fun experience, if a little frustrating at points.

We had free tickets to the park, so we definitely wanted to check it out. We paid $25 to park, which I thought was ridiculous. The park really isn't all that special. We spent most of our time in the wave pool and the lazy river. Most of the lines to the rides were too long and the prices for food was expensive. Overall a typical theme park deal. We did have fun while we were there, though !

Lines are way too long and non efficient, food is ridiculously overpriced. Payed 75$ for 4 hotdogs and 4 sodas plus they over charged me a soda and couldn't refund me. It is definitely an overrated business

Some fun rides. The kids liked the wave pool. The food is lacking, especially if you don't eat meat.

I think this place lost a step compared to previous visits. The original wave pool wasn't opened, the lazy river didn't have any waterfall or water shooting devices turned on, the big Kahana had some garbage in it and was over crowded. The pasta place took too long to give me an 8" pizza, we walked our of one alcohol place because they weren't serving us and the othe alcohol place we went to wasn't that great. The day pass of $50 is ocerpriced. Maybe they had a staff shortage I don't know what's up.

The best water park we've been to and we've been to plenty. It's clean and there are plenty of options for my family to choose from. The staff is courteous and kind... even while I take forever trying to figure out what I would like.

My wife and I arrived here early after getting wristbands from the hotel. Parking was $15 and locker rental was $20. Luckily, I thought ahead to bring towels instead of renting them. Getting to the park is key as lines form almost immediately for the larger slides. We got there just as it opened at 10 AM and took the Time Warp first. It was probably our favorite easily in the dark with strobe lights. Afterwards, we went on 3 other slides before realizing it was getting close to lunch time. The bathrooms are nice since they have individual changing rooms. Afterwards, we saw more and more people arrive so decided not to return back. I would have liked to try the 4D theater but in the end, this was just an extra perk with our hotel stay.

How do you have a water park that offers no showers? how disgusting is that. We came on a day when half the rides were shut down and they didn't offer us a rain check when I ask for it. We paid $15 to park there plus our cost of admission and nothing we wanted to do was working. They took my parking fee and entrance fee without mentioning that they had half their rides shut down. When i asked for a rain check all they could do is be really really rude. On our way out the exit was crowded with employees they had sent home. Hillbilly water park. Best avoided.

We drove from Wyoming and were VERY disappointed. THE PARK IS CLOSED!! We checked a few days ago and there was no update. The phone system still says they're open. We didn't find out until we got here today. My kiddos are so disappointed. This would have been our six or seventh trip here and we usually love it. I can't believe we drove all the way here.

Amazing water park, I went to Noah's Ark last July from Chicago. It's all out door. It's good for family and children. The most exciting water slides are the Point of No Return and Scorpion's Tail. It's scary but safe. However, the line was so long. Some slides, we had to wait more than 30 minute. Some slides are very limited for rider's weight. Many of my friends couldn't play. I really enjoy it and recommend you to visit there. :)