Splash Zone

Took my daughter. She enjoyed it, only wish the hours had been longer considering we were in daylight savings time. 6pm closing would of been better than 4pm

For $2 for adults and $1 for kids, this place is fantastic! That would be a good deal just for access to a pool, but at Splash Zone they throw in a splash pad and two water slides. My seven-year-old had a great time and is already talking about going back.

The pictures do not match the park. The water slide has been broken down for awhile apparently.. the splash pad has hot water coming out and very small. The pool is absolutely disgusting and you need to wait 30 minutes to get in. They also lie about being able to bring in food. I had my food confiscated while other families got to eat??? Rude and scary staff!!! Currently very sick from heat stroke from the harsh conditions of the park.

Clean area very safe for families please enjoy

This place is horrendous. People aren’t allowed to eat but are allowed to walk around without clothing. Random men walking around trying to steal belongings. There was a worker yelling at people for eating. He made multiple kids cry as he sat by the pool drinking an eating himself. The workers an their families get to cut the lines but everyone else has to wait an hour in line. There is a dress code but it’s not being enforced. A lady with spreadable warts yes they are contagious went in the pool an she cut the line 4 times. Friends with the staff. Becareful going here. The water is hot. The only thing they are enforcing is the no eating. I saw the workers take a whole family food away from them. Why even be open?

My daughters were so excited to go to the pool it was their first time so we went there was no wait line so we went into the pool but then the next day they had a fever and their stomach was hurting I don't recommend going.

*$2/ adult & $1/ kids. *Must be 40" to go on waterslides. Single rider only. Attentive & watchful lifeguards at top and bottom. *Sprinkler zone for little ones. *Pool is only 4' 6" deep, total. Lifeguard on duty. *Must wear actual swimwear. It's really nice. The whole setup is awesome. I felt the staff were watchful and careful. We went on a Friday and it wasn't busy at all. I definitely will go back with my 2 1/2 yr old & 5 1/2 yr old.

It says there open but don't answer the phone and mail box full...I went by there today the pool and water slides are not open just the part for little kids .so we to Alhambra there big pool not open as well just the small one for little kids .but splashzoon never answer the phone so i wont waste gas!!

This is a great place to take 5 and up kids. The pool is available to 70 ppl groups in 30 minute sessions. While you do have to wait in line for your turn, the kids can splash around in the splash-pad while the parents watch them in line as it's conveniently located next to the pool. They also have two fun waterslides which my 5 Year old loved. It would be a solid 4 stars for us but unfortunately, the last time we went the slides were under maintenance so I have to knock 1/2 a star because I called again yesterday and they are still non operational. So all in all a solid 3.5 if the slides start working again I'll bump it back to a 4. Another big plus is the price, you really can't beat $1 for kids and $2 for adults (cash only). On another note, it does get full/crowded so get there early or it may sell out. Also, while street parking is available, it's a bit of a hassle to acquire a spot (but what popular place in LA isn't?) All in all a great place and I'll be going back since my kid loves it.

U have long lines and wait times before u can swim then when its your turn u only have 30 minutes to swim.Then u are. About to close. its wrong when u pay to swim.u are taking people money!!°°

Very clean and organized. The employees were friendly and helpful. I would definitely go again.

Bottom line, the rules seem to be enforced rather gently/flexibly. If you read multiple reviews here, it seems that your mileage may vary. Biggest complaint from our visit is that we went there on a Saturday and the pool was unexpectedly closed, leaving only the splash pad and water slides. Not so much as a sign at the door to notify the guests. Some poor people with older kids waited in line only to get to the front and receive the news that there was no pool; they left disappointed. They also basically just rubbed in it our face because the pool was uncovered and staff were occasionally fishing around in it with nets or whatever maintenance you typically see done in pools. But if you so much as walked near the pool a lifeguard blew a whistle at you. Our kids are preschool age so even without the pool, this place was just fine for them for 2 hours. There were signs and frequent communication, however, regarding bags. When waiting in line, we were told by staff that bags are not allowed and to return them to our cars. But not a single person holding a bag in the line budged and the staff did not press the issue further. People had backpacks, diaper bags, and regular shopping bags to hold their stuff. Signs mentioned a bag room to check bags, but it was not open. So even people who wanted to comply in some form with this supposed no bag policy were unable to do so. The fenced off Splash Zone area has a lot of lunch tables and benches for people to set up their stuff. It seemed that most people were respectful of sharing the seating area and not taking up more space than they needed. In terms of wardrobe/footwear, there were people in water shoes, Crocs, flip flops, and barefoot. Most people were in swimwear, some in athletic wear, and some just in straight up regular clothes. The rules in this regard, which other reviewers have mentioned, were not an issue either way for us. The restrooms were, in short, public park restrooms. Lots of cement, one ply toilet paper, mediocre water pressure, etc. Some reviewers have taken issue with that, but at the end of the day the facility is a public park and I personally found the restroom to be about as good as you can expect in terms of cleanliness. On that note, be aware that the Splash Zone is in a public park, in a see-through fenced off area. At one point, I saw a person outside the fence reach his phone through the fence and take a picture of someone/something (?) inside the Splash Zone area. I can only hope and pray they knew someone inside. But bottom line, there is literally zero staff presence monitoring the perimeter for any sort of security-type issues. Lastly, sorry to those who are locals to this place, but it is a pretty good value in that it is the same price whether you live in the city or not. Most places will upcharge non-residents.

Great for all ages. Not too packed and safety ensured with constant supervision rotation. Water slide good for all ages min ht 32". The pool area is the only thing that is timed (30 min) to allow others to enjoy. Wish the pool would be cleaned after every rotation, but overall kid friendly and 100% fun.

I visited splash zone with my grandchildren. Ages 3 and 1/2 and 10 and they had a blast. I found it safe, comfortable And enjoyable for the girls. They have a water slide, two in particular and sprinkler heads and a swimming pool. They time the people in the pool to give other people a chance to come in. Great practice!. I understand you're not allowed to bring bags in but everyone had a bag with towels, their drinks and food. I was very surprised how delightful this place is. I did see one particular male who was by himself going up and down the slides and did not have any children. That was my only concern as a skeptic course. You want to keep a close eye and make sure our people around your children who are there for the wrong reasons. Give this place a try. It's wonderful, clean and I found It to be a great place to bring your kids, especially during the week. Thanks very much

$2 adult $1 child. There are 3 main areas: pool, sprinkler water playground, and water slides. All bags must be checked into the bag room (for free) but you can still bring your shoes and any handheld items around with you, though some people just ignore the staff and kept their bags with them. There are shaded areas to sit at and a small area with tables next to the slides. When the pool is at max capacity (varies according to # lifeguards), they will rotate groups of people every 30 min to ensure everyone gets a chance to get in the pool. Operating hours are 12-3pm on Saturday - unsure if they are open other days but this is the day I went. Clean and orderly for a public pool with a reasonable price.

It's a pretty nice water park to take the little kiddos and family would eventually go back again

There are too many people and it is a small place. When getting in the pool you have to wait 30 minutes to get in and once in have 30 minutes in the pool before you have to get out. There is also not enough shade, this is a place for small children.

Absolutely horrible! I called multiple times asking if we are allowed to bring food in. I was told I could. I got there today for a birthday party and I had my food confiscated!!!!! The water slide wasn't available. There was topless women!!!!!! You can be naked and that's ok but eating a pizza isn't allowed??????Water was dirty and hot. Pool time was over a hour long wait. Staff was rude. All around bad experience. Avoid this place and save your $

Great for kids. Affordable. Allow hosting of birthday parties. Went repeatedly with kids and friends over summer. Call to find out hours.

We had a great time! Came on a Saturday around 3 pm. No line to go in and the front desk girl was nice. No bags allowed in but was able to bring in a towel and sandals. There are two water slides, I went on the slower one that had the top open, I'm claustrophobic. We waited 15 minutes for our turn to get in the pool and got lucky because there wasn't a group waiting after us so we didn't have to rotate out. The staff didn't yell at the kids running, they just told them to walk. It wasn't crowded. Would definitely come back!

There is this rood lady i dont like it seems like shes always in a bad mood i dont know then the water from the splashes its kind of hot and the one from the pool it has too much bleach and salt

I had my daughter's birthday party here. It was great. It was clean, spacious and the kids had a blast! The staff keeps their eyes on everything and there is only one way in and out. Restrooms were clean and staff were friendly. I'll be back

My son loved the splash pad but we only stayed for 15 mins because other kids were being rough (My son is only one but some kid tried to hit him with a foam float tube...)

We are here on Friday 12:39pm. Still not open, but the sign says open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Friday schedule opens at 12:35pm. Don't know what happens. May someone suppose to be there just fucked off.

Came here for my nephew's birthday party. it's a cool spot to throw a birthday party for the little ones esp. in the summer. very affordable. once you are done, you can walk over to the park and play on the playground. there's a big pool or the splash area where you can stand and get wet. if the pool gets too packed they'll make everyone get out and line up. so that everyone can get a chance to use the pool. so if you hurry you can go back into the pool or else you'll have to wait. i believe the rotation is every 30 minutes. awesome kid/family friendly place. i would definitely recommend it! tips: *you can reserve spots *they have lifeguards *you have to clean and sweep up your own mess (on the floor) *restroom available but aint the cleanest *restroom has changing table. *street parking *they check your name to see if you are on the guestlist *they will charge extra if more than the allotted names are on the list *you can bring your own food *for guys they require swim trunks *small fee to gain entry if you are not here for a event.

We decided to book a birthday party here for my 9 year old son. It's a Good place to host a party for kids where they can swim and play with the water. However, you have to book way ahead of time in the summer. The place was really big and there were other parties happening at the same time. We were able to reserve for 3 long benches for us with 30 people. Will consider coming back again next year for his 10th bday

Love this place for the kids, we went for my daughters cheer bonding. We had a blast and did not want to go home. I really recommend this place. I would have my kids bday parties here next summer in 2024.

4/5 because all of the ridiculous rules! Why do I have to check in my handbag?? No food, no bags of any sort, no towels, no photos. Water+sun= hungry kids. You also can't leave for more than 5 minutes or you're not allowed back in. Anyway, we went on a Wednesday and it wasn't too bad. You can't beat $2 for adults and $1 for kids for some summertime fun. We walked right in and found a seat in the shade. The grounds are well kept and the staff is helpful. It seems very organized and I'm sure part of this is due to all of the rules. Parents, if your kids are under 7 they cannot enjoy the pool without you, but they can enjoy the splash pad and water slides (height requirement).

The staff is RUDE! "rules" are ridiculous. If you don't like your job THEN DO NOT WORK!!!!! Last week we went in they took our bags and kept it in the back we went in yesterday and they yelled and gave attitude for us to take our bags out back to the car! FIRST OF ALL I have a child with me who needs his inhaler at all times and for them to do what they did disgusting!!!! They don't let children swim with t-shirts but let dads walk swim with boxers? Wtf is wrong with these people!!!!! You can nicely tell the kids to walk! The floor is hot wtf do you expect?!!!!!? Rotating the pool every 15 minutes yelling just awful! over all don't waste your time going here! So many other better places to go to with better staff!

Great place to host a birthday party - attended a birthday party as a guest here on a hot weekend afternoon. While there was a long line to get in and a sign that said that the Splash Zone was full, we were able to check in at the desk since our name was on the party RSVP list. Even though the sign said it was full, it didn't feel crowded and the kids had fun going on the 2 slides (there is a height minimum). There's also a fun splash pad and pool, the latter of which is why it was a 4 and not 5-star experience. For the pool, there's a limit of 30 minutes and if you want to be in the next group to get in you have to stand in line, which is bit of a pain. They also require parents of kids 7 year old or younger to be physically in the pool with them at all times. The best part about the party (in addition to the price) is that you get the large shaded picnic tables on the side next to the slides, can bring your own food, and is far away enough so that it feels more intimate, really like that the entire area is fenced and that there are plenty of life guards/staff. Of note no videos or photos allowed, there are separate male and female locker rooms, communal showers, limited hours

This place is not big at all. It's NOT an all day thing, It's a $1 entrance for 3 hrs of fun so if you want to pack a big ol' picnic go ahead and set up outside water area there's plenty of shade and tables. No food/drinks inside.(water is ok) Many mom's try to bring their whole cocina into water park which makes it hard for staff to control when you have a group of 10 sneaking in what staff is politely asking not too. It's understandable.. The place is too small! Consider getting here early to get in line after a certain amount they stop letting people in. Crowd but not overly crowded. I got here 30 minutes before opening and we were 3rd family in line! They have a pool rotation every 20-30 minute. It's fair so everyone can get a turn. Slides seem to be running smoothly. Restrooms were descent and soap provided in showers. They have lockers but bring your own lock if you want to use. A bag checking system that was so confusing so I'm not gonna get into it. Lol My kids had a blast no major issues!

Es un lugar chikito pero muy bien para los kids. Es muy familiar y hasta la paletera llega ahi.

This water park is very clean and big. Lots of changing rooms, 2 big water slides, and very spacious bathrooms. One downside is that their hours are very short...... they close early on 3 pm, and 4 pm Thursday's. Also, dress code is strict. Only bathing suit and waterproof clothing allowed...... except at the water play equipment area. At least they have locker room to secure your iPhone and other belongings.

For the entrance price, this place is a high value to cost ratio. They have 2 big water slides, a water splash area (tons of fountains and water buckets) and a shallow pool manned by life guards (5 ft deep max). I don't know of any other water play area that gives so much fun to the kids for a cheap price. Bonus is that you can rent out the shaded picnic area for birthdays and parties.

This place is whack!!! My first time coming here and the rules are ridiculous. No sunglasses allowed in the pool. No shoes allowed at all. They tell people not to run, but the floor is super hot. Really?? No towels allowed at all. Everything must be checked in . If your child is 7 and under, a parent must IN the pool with them. Regardless is the know how to swim or not. Only bathing suits allowed . MUST be swimming material. No shorts no blouses or coverups allowed. All that fuss and the splash pad was not functioning. Don't bother with this place .

Kids are expensive. Taking them to amusement parks are hella expensive too (Disneyland just increased their ticket prices by 30%). If you have kids, live in the area, and you want to take them somewhere fun for low costs during the summer, then Splash Zone at Garvey Park is the answer. I teach at an after-school tutoring center and during the summertime, we have a summer program. Since we're on the same block, we take the kids in our school here every other week on field trip days during the summer. It is admission based, but it's only $1/child, which is super cheap. There's a water playground, pool, and two giant water slides. It's not huge, nor would I call it an "amusement park", but I would recommend taking kids from toddlers to age 10. It's a nice place to visit if you want to do something out of the ordinary, don't have a pool, or give your kids a treat and you're on a budget. I highly recommend it!

After hearing rude comments about this place , everything this place it's a thumbs up and great for kids ! I love this place . Don't get crowded and plenty place to sit with shade . Entrance $1 , great deal . See the pictures and videos for your view and proof . It's unlimited time to be in this place . It's a lie about 3 hrs ...

This is a really cool spot to cool off in the summer. They have a really big pool that ids great for kids. At its deepest point it's 4'6". They have a nice little splash zone playground area. They also have two really fun water slides and picnic areas if you are wanting to host birthday parties. They have a lot of staff here that are most likely high schoolers that may be volunteering. They have lockers in the shower but offer bag checking which may be safer. My only gripe is they have a lot of rules. You can not take pictures whatsoever in the park. I can maybe understand the reasoning behind that too prevent creeps from taking pics of kids at a waterpark but it sucks if you want to take pics of you having fun with your family. Another rule I didn't really think was necessary is you can't have your kids hold onto your back when your in the pool. That I don't understand. Im swimming and my kids aren't good swimmers so I asked her to hold onto me, but nope, cant have them on your back. Another rule that you have to play attention to is you must be in a swimsuit and swim trunks or you wont be able to swim and play. No basketball shorts or shirts replacing a swimsuit. Im okay with that rule but some of the other ones are lame. Overall it's a good park, entrance is 2 bucks. It could get packed some days and they close the entry for being full so keep that in mind.

We really enjoyed Splash zone however the wait is long and the young kids who work there can be a bit, well, too much. I try to see it from their perspective because to them this is probably their first job so they are trying to be professional and they take their job seriously which they should. I don't mind the no camera rule because there are some sock people out there and I think they are just looking out for the children. It's not that they don't want u taking pictures, I think it would just be too hard to determine who is taking pictures of family vs taking pictures of random children. The easy solution is no cameras. Plus, you should not have your phone on u. U should live in the moment and enjoy your time with your children!

We loved it, packed our lunches and headed to a water day of fun. prices are very cheap, line gets long. lots of lifesavers out there. " ppl Please watch your kids" some ppl tend to think just because your in a gated waterpark there is no need to look after your CHILD, such a shame (my mexican ppl Smh)

Fun place for summer :) highly recommend my daughter took swimming lessons here last summer the instructors are very friendly and patient with the kids

This place is nice and I make a 20min drive just for the water part of the park . Very strict on their dress code so make sure to absolutely wear swim wear if you plan on getting in the pool and/or water slides. The only downfall aside from dress code enforcement is the water slides. (only because I wanted to accompany my 4yr old son) In the water slides it's only allowed one person at a time (for safety purposes: which I completely understand) A plus for me is that when it gets full they do alternate turns on the pool

Waterpark down the street, who would have thought this, was here? Now don't expect an all-day experience for a $1. This is a clean local park with a great splash area for the kids without the crazy prices or lines. I came here on a Sunday as soon as it opened on a nice sunny day and there was no line just a few families gathered around the entrance. The locker areas were clean and the lockers were free as long as you brought your own lock. They didn't allow any towels in the water park area but that was fine. The place is very small but they have two decent size slides a splash area for toddlers and infants and a pool for splashing around. I spent $7 for my family of 5 spent about 2 hours there and had a great time. It was not at all crowded and we left with a great experience and a couple of the boys waiting to go back. So I will definitely be returning soon.

For just $2 ticket? Come on! No need to review! It's really recommend! My daughter and I really enjoyed our day together. Will come again.

Came here yesterday and my kids had a great time. Prices to get in are reasonable, however the other patrons were kind of rude. But beyond that, we enjoyed it. The splash pad was fun, and the pool was spacious enough. We also really loved the water slides!!

Great summer spot! My son and I had a great time. The lifeguards did a wonderful job making sure the kids and parents followed the rules to keep everyone safe. With that said it was a relaxing environment and clean. NO OUTSIDE food or drinks except water are allowed. I know another Yelper said it was allowed but I was just their yesterday and it is NOT.

Reallly nice place clean organized minus the snack bar waited 40 mins for three kids meals super sad

Great treat for the kids in the hot, boring summer months. I'll definitely be taking my boys back again! Best value I've found so far for those summer days that seem to drag on for so long that you want to punt your kids into a wall by bedtime. Upsides: CHEAP: At only $1 for kids and $2 for adults it's not only a way better value than splash in La Mirada, it's a better than most local pools (palm park is $3 and Pool only) FOOD: they let you bring your own food in... I saw a couple families with full size coolers on wheels coming through the doors and making sandwiches inside! STAFF: while most are just young kids, probably still in high school, the place was fully staffed. Lifeguards every few feet, and they kept the line on the slides moving. EXHAUSTING: the boys slept AMAZINGLY the night after visiting, and as any parent will tell you. That alone will earn a place 5 stars! Drawbacks... CROWDS: not the places fault.. if anything, it proves how great they are... but it limits Pool time. My son wanted to hop in the Pool but there was a one hour wait to get in.... that is AFTER we waited to just get into the facilities. Be prepared to not spend too much time in the Pool as they cycle the guests every 30 minutes. LINES: again, not their fault, but we got there at noon (the hours on the website aren't updated and said 12-3) and we were about 30 people back. Because of the price, I'm presuming, tons of day camps use this place. If you don't get there by 12:15, you probably won't get in till after 1, if you get in at all. When we left at 4, there were still people waiting outside to get in... Overall great visit!

On a hot summer day with a toddler full of angst, there's nothing better than a water park especially when it's nearby and inexpensive. Don't expect Raging Waters here. They have 2 slides which are cool for most kids. They have an area where water fountains and buckets overhead douse the patrons. In addition, they have a shaded area with picnic tables and they allow outside drinks and food so you can picnic and get wet. There's a wading pool which is timed to allow all the patrons to use. That's a little weird but it works. If you just need to cool off, this is the place.

So when its super hot out in the midst of another drought or heat wave what are you going to do other than suffer without your AC, go to a big box store or the mall, or stand in front of your fridge with the door open? I know the answer real well now, you come to splash zone. Its one hell of a deal and then some. Its a public pool in Rosemead, but its more than just a pool. They have a bunch of squirting fountain-like shooters and a giant pair of watersliders too. So in the end this is a city pool, that has a lil bit of raging waters and a water display all rolled into one. They have a large picnic area so you can bring in grub and drinks to stop and enjoy with the family. Heck you can even have a birthday party here! Pro Tip: If the parking in front is taken, park on the street a few doors down. Its much easier than parking up the hill on the edge of the park somewhere much further away. Well the munchkin loved spending some time here. I like that there were a few shaded areas. However my favorite part was that it is only $2 for adults and $1 for munchkins! Talk about a great deal, finally something the government does to help out the common folk like us with kids who just wanna go have some fun! They rotate the pool about every 30 minutes so everyone can get a chance to hope in and enjoy it. Pro Tip #2: I wouldnt drink the water as I am sure that a number of folks have peed in it =X This is a great place to go have some good old family fun on the cheaper end of the price scale. I know that I have loved my trips here with the munchkin, but I think that she loved the trips here even more than I did. Let alone you just cant beat $3 for a daddydaughterdate =D woo woo Outstanding is the only way for me to describe it!

My husband and I took our 18 month old daughter here on a Monday and boy, was it packed! For the three of us we only paid $4 so I guess they did not charge my daughter since she is so little. We parked on the street and on this particular because it was street cleaning on one side so space was limited. The swimming pool was packed like sardines. There was actually a line of people waiting to get into the pool when we got there. My concern with the pool was that the workers should not allow kids to jump into it because this particular day there was a lot of people and these kids that were jumping in the pool had no regards to others that were in the pool. Luckily, I did not see anyone get hurt, but they did come close to landing on some younger kids. If they don't allow diving and running, they should also not allow jumping into the pool. My daughter enjoyed running through the splashing waters. She had a good time there and we might come back again. I probably suggest to come early right when they open to get parking and probably weekends would not be the best to come because I can only imagine how pack it would get. For anyone trying to escape the heat and don't want to pay a lot for water prks, I would recommend coming here.

This place was ok before when we were here for a birthday. Today however the place is ran by a bunch of young kids who have way too many rules. It's pretty ridiculous that you cannot take pictures of your kids or with your kids. One person said as long as no one else is in there another one said none at all. Last I checked this is a public place where pictures can be taken regardless of made up rules. I asked if people were taking pictures at the park you would tell them something? The person in charge said yes he would and they can't do that. Lol I laughed at the ignorance here clearly at a public park and a public pool you cannot make someone stop filming or taking pictures but ok. Then I'm in the splash zone in a tank top and am told u need to take off your shirt, my girl would have to take her shorts off and shirt off to be in the splash zone?!? Ok the. We get told you cannot carry your towel or purse it has to be checked in even though your not in the splash zone or pool?!?! I get in the pool with hat and shades and not until an hour later I'm told I can't have sunglasses on?!? He stated because they are glass I stated they are plastic then he argued. I told him these were made for swimming but apparently he was the expert and said no. All the life guards had sunglasses so I asked are they going to take thiers off he said no they need it for the glare to see better then I replied ok well I need them also to watch my kids because of the same glare. Long story but in the end this place sucks so many made up rules that have no value or truth to that are enforced by young kids who think they are the police protecting and serving our public.

Do NOT bring food. Although people have mentioned you can bring in food, they do not allow it unless you reserve a spot for a party. It is not clear on their website as it says "picnic area available." I checked on yelp reviews and people said you can bring in food, but when we went they said we couldn't eat inside. We were happy to go out and eat before coming back in but they said we would have to pay again. We were in there for 5 min and I was not going to pay again. After talking to the very young "manager", he made an exception to let us enter again, but really? I told them it probably needs to be added to the website that food is not allowed as some yelp reviews said you can bring in food. Before the manager came, two teenage staff approached us about the food. The first girl was somewhat respectable, the other girl lifeguard named Sarah was very rude about "advising" us of the rules and she continued to be rude throughout. Although the facilities were fun for the kids, the teenage staff can be rude, especially the lifeguard Sarah. There were a few who were kind but Sarah really made this experience bad for us. I understand that different places have rules but you can inform people in a respectful manner without talking down to others, especially if this is your first time coming and they don't explain the rules when you enter. It's like they are on a power trip. When we were standing near but not entering the splash area to watch our kids, again Sarah was quick to say "You have to take off your shirt" to my husband even though he wasn't getting wet just standing on the perimiter watching our daughter. Overall the staff needs to be trained to be respectable in enforcing the rules and telling people beforehand or posting signs, especially if it is someone's 1st time.

Was surprised at some of the staff during my second visit. Staff at the front desk are very informative and kind. However, some of the life guards or aquatic staff (no clear title) were rude and impatient with some of my kids on the water slide. I understand the job may be boring, but being rude to guests is unacceptable and unprofessional. Rules were also not followed consistently by staff. No cotton shirts allowed on slides by one worker, but allowed with the next. More consistent rule enforcement would be nice.

Its alright. A good price. But your only allowed to swim for 30 mins and you have to wait in line to swim. All the staff there are like straight out of high school and are rude. The way they talk to the kids and act. Its like hey kid you get paid to do your job if you don't like it find another.

Had my sons birthday here and it was awesome and very affordable! If you don't mind having to carry everything in and cleaning after yourself then this would be a perfect place to have a birthday party. The staff is friendly, and the kids had a blast. It's like a mini water park but without having to pay $50 per person. I will be having my sons birthday party here again in the future.

Family had a good time the price is a little high but other than that everything was cool my little ones had a great time