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    Burbank Park District

    3.2 (9 reviews)
    Open 5:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Great swim lessons program at Burbank pool
    Sylvia T.

    My kids love this place! Feel so lucky that our town has an awesome pool. Very reasonable daily rates for residents and non-residents. They are open until 8pm weekdays during the summer & deal alert...there is a discounted entry rate after 5pm. They also have a family package you can buy to have unlimited access to the pool all summer long. Great gated kiddie pool with plenty of lounge chairs for the parents. The water is from 0-2 feet. There is obviously also a big pool, but for now we basically stick to the kiddie pool when we come here as a family. Plenty of lifeguards on duty for both pools. The concession food is decent, but nothing to brag about. The swimming classes they offer here are awesome. Done in a group setting, but more then enough staff on hand to give your kids one on one attention. Pricing is extremely reasonable too at $50 per session for residents. Non-resident fee is a little higher, but not sure the exact price. Each session consists of 8 classes total. The classes each last 45 minutes on M-TU-THURS-FRI for 2 weeks straight. There are 4 sessions total, but you can pick and choose which sessions you want to take. Super cute award ceremony and family pool day at the end of each session!

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    Cypress Cove Family Aquatic Center - Alligator Alley at Cypress Cove

    Cypress Cove Family Aquatic Center

    3.3(34 reviews)
    13.9 mi

    When I still had my kids living at my house, we used to purchase season passes to Cypress Cove…read moreevery year. Everyone in my family loved the place. As my kids got older and went through high school, we stopped buying the passes because they weren't interested in going to Cypress Cove on a regular basis anymore. So, I hadn't been there in years. In July 2024, my wife and I decided to entertain some younger relatives by taking them to the waterpark. Low and behold, the water was so cold that nobody could stand it. The kids' lips were BLUE, they shivered uncontrollably, and they struggled to have any fun. They didn't even want to stay after only a few minutes. You KNOW something is wrong if young kids want to quickly leave a waterpark on a beautiful, hot summer day! We asked the Cypress Cove staff about the shockingly cold water and they revealed that ever since COVID, the park stopped heating the water in order to save money. They flat out don't operate the water heating system anymore, it's been deliberately mothballed. Say what? What kind of water park doesn't heat the water? That's totally unacceptable and I've never experienced such a thing - EVER. Every water park or public pool that I've ever been to in my 50+ years of life has heated the water so that it's comfortable. My family won't even consider returning to Cypress Cove until we hear that they've resumed heating the water like normal. The only thing I can appreciate about the situation is that the Village of Woodridge, which operates Cypress Cove, is conscious of keeping its spending down for the taxpayers. But there are much more sensible things to cut from the city budget than heating the water at the town's water park. That's ridiculous.

    This place is amazing! The water is warm,Life Guards Are excellent. I totally recommend.read more

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    Cypress Cove Family Aquatic Center - Bullfrog Bayou at Cypress Cove

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    Aerial view of Cypress Cove Family Aquatic Park.

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    Raging Waves

    3.1(350 reviews)
    34.9 mi

    I had a great time at Raging Waves! It was the most hygienic water park I've been to. The logistics…read moreof parking and using the lockers were straightforward. I liked the variety of tube rides and cleanliness of the park and equipment. All the tubes were inflated well and the lifeguards were nice (many asked if we enjoyed the ride). I got tickets during the Easter promotion so it was only $25 per ticket, and could be used any day during open season. The tickets say you need to physically print them out, but you can also just show the tickets on your phone. Make sure you bring a clear or mesh bag for your items. Parking is $10 and wasn't a problem even though I got it for the wrong day. There were many tube rides, including multiple tube rides for groups of 2-4 people, so it was perfect for our group of 3. Many rides were two-seaters but there's no problem going down solo. What I liked most about the park was that you don't need to walk very far from one ride to the next, it overall felt pretty compact without being crowded. The locker system was very user-friendly: the 3 of us shared a large locker and the self-serve kiosk printed out a wristband for each of us to wear. There were no issues getting in and out of our locker. There's a spigot labeled "filtered water" for refilling water bottles near the gift shop. The food is pretty standard fare for a theme park - chicken tenders, fries, burgers, etc. The hamburger with bacon for an extra dollar was nice but had absolutely no vegetables. It was nice that they sell Dole whip/soft serve right at the front near the lockers. They had pineapple, vanilla, and chocolate soft serve which was a great way to end the day. They had strawberry on the menu but they were out of it. My specific experience was 5/5 since it wasn't too crowded or too hot, and I got a great deal at 50% off. If I had to pay full price I would still give it 4/5. Please see the note below regarding weather. **NOTE: On the day we came there was a 30% chance of scattered thunderstorms around 3PM. We had planned to go on this day, which was the day before Labor Day. I was concerned with going to a water park while there's thunder and lightning, but then I read the website which said 30% chance of storm means 70% chance of it being totally fine. I liked those odds, and it turned out to be a perfect overcast day. The forecast must have deterred people from coming because the lines were really not that bad. I think if it actually does start thundering, they will shut the park down for safety concerns. Do check the weather forecast before you come, and weigh the risks and benefits if there is a chance of a thunderstorm. Also, different phones/weather apps may give different results, my friend's forecast said it was fine all day.

    was not ready to open on Memorial Day. lazy river was not open and needed to be cleaned. line for…read morefood was insane. none of the staff are trained and I understand they're knew but they need a day or something to be trained cause nobody new what they were doing.

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    Paradise Bay Water Park

    Paradise Bay Water Park

    2.9(42 reviews)
    16.1 mi

    FUN - FUN - FUN!!!!!…read more Kids love it. We enjoy it. Price is reasonable. Great place to go, enjoy the sun and water, play or relax.

    Came for one day of fun, next thing you know, I'm a season pass holder. For the price of a non…read moreresident adult it's $17, $11 if you're a resident. After 5pm it's drops to $14 NR and $9 R. It's worth it especially if you come often. There are plenty of seating and big umbrellas for shade. Favorite part about the pool is the adult swim time in Dolphin Cove from 11-12:30pm daily. The pool goes up to 5 feet deep and it's where we all walk in a circle creating a giant whirl pool. Sometimes I like to walk against the current for some resistance. There are also 3 lap lanes if you prefer to swim. Adult time is also at Splashdown and the pool is 12' deep. I see they provide some equipment and paddle boards too for water exercises. Ask the lifeguard office for it. When adult swim is over it's fun to see all the kids jumping in screaming, and the adults slowly making their way out. Hurricane cove is another fun area with whirl pool, gator crossing, fountains and sprayers. Nice place for all ages but it can get a little busy. The shallow end is a nice place to get your feet wet and catch some sun too. The red Sidewinder water slide is slower and curvier, which I prefer. While the yellow Pipeline slide is an enclosed speed slide. Another fun slide is The Bowl Slide. Round and round ya go than the slide drops into 8 feet of water! Diving area is at Splashdown, which drops into 12′ of water. There you will find a low dive, high dive, and drop slide. There is a concession stand for basic snacks. Pretzels, nachos, bosco sticks, ice cream, etc. They also sell sunblock if you forget yours. Bathrooms are decent with changing stalls and showers. Lockers are provided but you must bring your own lock. Plenty of free parking too!

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    Dolphin Cove area.

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