2018: THEY RUINED IT! We have been coming here for years. It was our go-to park because parents / grandparents could watch their kids on the various rides (dry & wet) without paying for a wristband. How cool is that? Finally, someone with a bad knee, or elderly, does not have to pay to watch their family ride. THAT HAS ALL CHANGED!! This year they once again expanded the park -- both the dry and wet areas. The wet area is now separated entirely from the dry area by a high fence you cannot see through. Everyone needs a paid wristband to enter, and only kids 13+ can enter w/o a parent. Whaaat? When I asked them why they changed their policy they said, "Because they are separate now." Whaaat? Do that question and answer go together? Especially since one can observe their kids in the dry area WITHOUT a paid wristband, just not the wet side. Whaaat? So! Are your kids hot and craving the water park section? Either they'll have to be old enough to go in unescorted, or you'll be spending $25 to accompany them -- even if you sit there and do nothing but watch. And forget grandma -- another $25. Again, I asked the manager in the office why they changed their policy and now require a paid wristband for EVERYONE entering the water park section. Her answer, "Well, you can buy a season's pass." Whaaat? Again, do that question and answer even go together? I left with a bitter taste in my mouth and questioning if we will ever return. The most fun here is the wet side of the park. I guess knowing that, they figured out how to gouge customers in order to increase their profits. And what choice do you have if your kids really want to go? It's really too bad. TO THE ESTABLISHMENT: Please consider returning to your practice of allowing parents / grandparents to observe their family in the wet park without having to pay for a wristband -- like you do in the dry section and also in the Challenge Park. We would really appreciate it. read more

We've been every year and have seen the amazing growth this place has undergone. We are local and usually go 2 - 3 times a season. We usually go during non-peak times (June) or on a Sunday when lots of tourists are in transition. Because of this crowds have never been too big an issue for us. I gave this place 4 stars because my kids love it and have never left disappointed - which at the end of the day I guess is the most important thing. However there are a couple of things one should consider. The place is pretty big and if you have a couple of kids you need at least 2 adult to keep an eye on them. You will have those moments where you can't find your child and sheer terror sets in for 5 seconds... I'm a freak about keeping on eye on my kids as I trust no one and this place is just too big and sprawling. It's a little pricy... Either plan on staying for 3 - 4 hours or leaving and coming back later in the day (this is allowed) and they have great hours (until 10pm). For the love of God! Do not buy their food. Pack a cooler and they have tables out front you can use. Consider yourself warned. Otherwise great place for the kiddos. Not sure why an adult would pay to go on the "rides" but plenty seem to enjoy it. Admittedly I'm not on vacation mode when I'm here but I'd bring a book set up shop on a chair and let the kids run wild. read more

Scam to make parents pay to get in. $25 to accompany a child to the water section. It's not necessary, it isn't a safety issue, if people are sneaking on go after them. read more

Horrible place. Workers sitting around not paying attention. Got hurt on a rock climbing wall because worker wasn't paying attention. He should be fired. 0/10 read more

Definitely fun for the kids. Is pricey so definitely plan to stay for a while. I did not have the food but did not seem to appetizing and I can imagine it's pricey. Bring water no water fountains. Waste of money for adults. Most bouncers are too small for adults to use and water slides rough for bigger people. I would also recommend swim shirts for water area as it is sandy over there and the slides get a little gritty. All in all kids Had a blast. read more

Cape Cod Inflatable Park - Water slide area - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Yarmouth, Massachusetts

Had a free afternoon so decided to check this place out for our girls (ages 8 and 11) and they had a blast! There are a few water slides (inflatables with a little bit of water) but after a few runs through those, they went right to the dry side. Note that you need to bring socks, but if you forget they will sell you a pair for $1 so at least they don't gouge you. Kids loved the rock climbing wall and especially the mechanical bull ride, but had fun doing just about everything. Spent a solid 4 hours there and they can't wait to go back. Gave it 3 stars because their really isn't much for the adults to do but walk around. If you aren't going on the slides, you don't need to pay for a pass, and they seem pretty lax there (not a lot of rules or supervision - so probably caution to pay attention to younger kids). The only issue I saw is that there is a velcro wall where the kids can put on a velcro suit and jump against the wall. If you have girls and they don't put their hair up, it gets REALLY stuck in the velcro suit. We learned this the hard way and made sure they put their hair up next time. The girl "working" the wall said nothing to anybody about their hair and people were constantly ripping their kids' hair from the suit. Just wish the kids who worked there cared even a little bit. They have a full liquor license (beer and frozen drinks) and an assortment of food, but food looked pretty nasty - not sure I'd eat there. Fun place to kill a few hours. Wish it was a bit less, but in the end the kids had an absolute blast. read more

My family had a great time at this place and it was a nice break from the endless miles of mini golf on Route 28. They have things for both big and little kids, including a toddler area that is off limits to bigger kids. The slides are fun but lines can get long on hot days, and after a few hours, many of them are like sliding down sandpaper. Put on a swim shirt to protect yourself. The "native" Cape Cod staff there is extremely nice and very helpful. However, the remainder of the staff consisting of Brazilian teenagers who barely spoke English left much to be desired and frankly is making this place a lawsuit waiting to happen. These are the people that were manning the slides, and they get a NEGATIVE five stars. They could have cared less about being there, as many of them were on their phones instead of watching the kids. Many of them were yelling at the children and were clearly not trained about how to manage kids. Safety was not a top concern. One one slide, my niece went down ahead of me and was still in the pool at the end of the slide, and the operator told me to go. If I listened to him, I would have crashed into her at a very high rate of speed. This happened 3 times, and each time I told him that we had to wait until all kids were out of the bottom area before I could go down. In sum, you need to be in charge of your kids' safety because these apathetic teenagers will not be. read more

First visit. Not bad so far. Cleaner than expected. THE FOOD LINE TAKES FOREVER AND THEY DONT ALLOW YOU TO BRING YOUR OWN FOOD. 2 Star rating solely for the food line. It took me an hour to order a couple burgers. Ridiculous. read more

Man oh man! I was so excited to finally get to go to the inflatable park! My daughter wore only shorts and her bathing suit and the one and only employee who informed us that she needed a shirt was one of the young girls working the inflatable rides. (No where does it state must wear T-shirt but, it does state everywhere no alcohol or outside food or drink beyond this point, literally posted everywhere) So on top of spending 100$ plus on admission we had to buy her a t-shirt for $15! Furious! Long story short the supervisor was NOT helpful she offered a refund for the inflatable park but we needed to give the wristbands back so my kids would not be able to go on those rides. Not much a refund? I asked for $15 reimbursement and she said she can't do that because they're (the merchandise section) is different from the park... what?!? Anyway, customer service is the worst there. They are outrageously Priced and force you to purchase everything there or come in and out of the park. Which is fine that's what we did. My kids had the best time in the water park and I did too!!! It's perfect fun for a super hot summer day. They do not have many inflatable water rides there's 3 slides and one you have to be 48" or taller to go on. You see so many different ages of people having fun! It was a great experience if I wasn't so mad about the T-shirt thing. In the end... if I had it to do over again I would have skipped the inflatable park and went straight to the water park. That's the only park in the summer that would be worth spending the money. Maybe in the fall when the weather is cooler the challenge park and the inflatable rides would be cool. We won't go again though because it's just too expensive! read more

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This establishment is not sensitive to people with disabilities. Many young staff were rude.

Overpriced..grungy place with zero organization...the staff were at best brisk in dealing with crowds. The water slides had big nasty dirt puddles the kids had to stand in all day. They make you pay 25 bucks to sit ...just sit at the water park. The food..drinks are moderately overpriced. Its a shame that despite the crowds and obvious money they are scamming people out of they continue to jack up prices yearly and employ people with the personality of a wet mop. read more

The park is great for kids. Really fun. The only one problem was my grandmother slipped and hit her head very bad. The first aid was ATROCIOUS. they walked over slowly to a very dangerous situation. They had no idea what they were doing and obviously were not trained for anything other than a stomach ache. Luckily there was another guest there who just so happened to be walking past and also worked at the ER. I am so disgusted with the first aid. Will not be returning until they take the time to train their med staff. read more

Fun place for the family but there were a couple of things that didn't meet expectations... there are not enough bathrooms to accommodate the amount of guests in the waterpark, and the facilities are a long walk from the waterpark area. This is not a good set up, especially for families with young children. Also, it took 45-60 mins to get our food from the snack bar, so lunch took a big chunk of our day. We had ordered chicken fingers, a chili dog and cheese fries. 45+ mins is a bit excessive for that order! read more

Me my husband and our son who almost 4 went here the other day and we had blast got some really great pics. Any kid under 42" only 15 dollars we didn't have pay for me and my husband because you only have pay for any one who going to go on rides or use the inflatables. I was surprised how many things they had here. Since my son was going on slides and everything alone he couldn't go on the really big ones but there was more than enough for him to do. Really good place to take your kids to get some energy out and exercise. Also has mini golf and food tables. Really fun place for the family esp the younger kids read more

Cape Cod Inflatable Park - My husband and son having blast by one the inflatables - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Yarmouth, Massachusetts

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Eh...the ad is a bit deceiving. Great for kids...for adults? It's alright. Come right around 5 and get the arcade package. You'll get enough time to ride all of the water slides and play the arcades. Don't bother with the dry rides as they look like they're strictly for kids. Still had fun, but it's really what you make of it if you're a big kid like me. read more

Cape Cod Inflatable Park - Inflatables! - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Yarmouth, Massachusetts

My kids had so much fun. They loved the water park and the inflatables. The girls that sell the bands are so nice and always have a smile. Even the manager Sarah helped me with an issue. Thank you read more

This was our first time staying at this hotel/inflatable park. I'll talk about both the hotel and the park. First the hotel. The staff is incredibly friendly. We were greeted every day like we were family. They were extremely knowledgable about the area and gave great advice on food and shopping. The rooms are clean, but very small, which is the first reason why it didn't get five stars. I shared a bed with my daughter for our stay and if they were larger I would have slept better. The cleaning staff did an excellent job of tidying up our room every day. There is lots to do at the hotel alone. They have horseshoe pits, ping pong tables and bocce right out in front of the hotel buildings for young and old to play. They have an outdoor pool, but we came on Columbus Day weekend it had already been drained. The inside pool is spacious with and there is also a jacuzzi area. There is a buffet breakfast in the lobby in the morning. They have a nice set up with tables and chairs for dining. The buffet itself offers several types of cereals, muffins and pastries. There is also coffee and juice. What isn't offered and the second reason it didn't get five stars is that there are no healthy options for people who don't want all that sugar in the morning. I would have liked to have seen fruit and yogurt or even a non sugar bagel and cream cheese. But there was plenty of food to be had and the staff did their absolute best to keep the area clean. Now for the park review. There are dozens of inflatables to choose from. And not just your typical bouncy houses -- there are all sorts of slides and courses that test your physical ability. In addition, there is also a mechanical bull that the kids loved. There is also a challenge park with a zip line and trapeze and a small arcade and snack shop that sells alcoholic beverages as well as soft drinks and food. If you stay at the hotel, your admission to the park is included. If your coming for the day your price is $29 for the whole day. If your kids love inflatables, you can spend the entire day here. In short, this is an ideal place to stay on the Cape if you have children. I recommend it completely. read more

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I'm in awe how much poor reviews there are about this park. My children absolutely loved this place! I would recommend those with children to plan on visiting. A combination play area of inflatables for all ages even adults! The prices are great. I don't have a problem with it. We have been to places like Monkey Joes and obviously, you do need to wear socks (common sense) but I was extremely shocked at how big this place was. I expected it to be on the smaller side but I guess I was wrong. They should expand the seating area at the waterpark because on busy weekend days, it was hard for us to find an open seat to sit outside and soak up the sun. read more

Today my family and I bought passes for the water park at Cape Cod inflatable park and although I thought $25/person was reasonable for a day pass we were less then impressed with what we saw. Most of the staff appeared to be summer help and they were just that and not much more. While exiting the lazy river a nine year old girl broke her leg on the blue and green colored inflatable slide. This was not a good scene nor a well run incident. Working in healthcare and my husband as a firefighter it was a bit scary. The girl sustained some severe injuries and the staff didn't know how to handle it; no one person taking the lead on managing the incident, nobody controlling the crowd and on lookers, nobody to direct the paramedics upon arrival (big park) to where the incident was. The father how was rightfully so distraught was told to call 911 because the staff couldn't. Shortly after the scene cleared we witnessed a near miss with a two year old who was able to climb up and onto one of the slides at base of the slide. What the toddler didn't realize is that kids and adults were coming down the slide at high rates of speed. With no staff manning that section of the slide and her parents nowhere to be found it was bound to end in another situation. Luckily a smaller sized kid came down the slide and not an adult and was able to maneuver around the child because the next slider was a full sized man. The park was closed early that day not because of the incident or near miss but because of the weather. It started to rain and forecasted to storm. Whistles were blowing but park goers and staff didn't know what that meant. Staff were looking confused with blank stares. I am not sure what kind of training the staff get at time of hire but clearly there is additional training that is needed as well protocols to be developed for handling emergent situations. We received free vouchers to return because of the closure due to weather but I don't honestly think I could stomach going there again. read more

My kids and friends (ages ranging from 3-13) loved it. It was a bit pricey but the kids had a great time. I suggest renting a cabana if you will be spending a full day. The park offers little shade, and tables and chairs are hard to come by. They do not have showers. The food was surprisingly good for park food and my husband has celiac disease so we are always looking for gluten free option sand they had GF burger buns and sub roles and did a good job not cross contaminating anything because he did not have any issues afterwards. read more

I think this is a really great place for kids up to 12. The place was clean and the prices for the food were reasonable. I recommend renting a cabana. read more

We did just The H2O portion. $25 for me and $25 for my 5-year-old. Did not have access to the other parts of the park. Same price as Santa's Village but one-tenth the amount of attractions. Not a lot of selection. Not a lot of bang for your buck. There are three huge water slides, which were too much for my 44" five year old. (She was refused entry to one of the slides for being too short - and for good reason. Huge drop with a jump that propels kids 8 feet into the air.) There's a giant water structure much like the one at Santa's Village. There's a lazy river and an obstacle course pool. That's about it. It got very crowded today (end of July). My daughter found one slide she liked. We were done after about 90 minutes. Should have been a $15 admission. May go back in the future, but no one's running to return. read more

This place is a waste of money they say complimentary breakfast it's literally three different cereals in two different muffins that is it waste of money also if the park if it rains or anything or sprinkles they close on the park so you paying for the tickets for no reason the park wasn't even open on Friday and we paid for tickets still for Friday the place is a waste you better off getting a hotel down the street way cheaper and then if you can make it to the park you just get the tickets for the park not worth it at all for $200 and night you should get a lot better service a lot better rooms I do not recommend this place at all read more

We took our 5 year old daughter here for her birthday. We also had our 11 and 10 year old. It was over $100- to walk through the door. Prior to coming, we read the website we did not see that there was a requirement to wear socks on the dry bounce houses. We didn't pack socks so that cost an additional $1.00 per pair. When I expressed that they should advertise the need for socks on their website, I was told "we do, but we often hear that folks don't see the sock requirement noted." No sorry, just simply they've heard it before, yet still haven't fixed it. My excited 5 year old told the woman checking us in that it was her birthday. There weren't any happy birthday wishes, or wishes for her to have a fun day, nothing. We walked in and there was chaos everywhere. No directions. Nothing. However, if you do make a mistake have no fear- you will be screamed at by the non-English speaking staff. My daughter slipped walking onto one of the water slides with a worker sitting right by her, again- nothing. No, are you ok? Do you need help? Simply, "BE CAREFUL." My favorite part of the day was being told I couldn't bring in our pre-packed lunch and water after I already dropped $100+ dollars. To then see that if I wanted a drink of water I'd have to spend $2.50/person to hydrate in the hot sun. When we finally found a spot to sit at a table, it was filthy, sticky and grimy. There was a janitor cleaning the area, a lovely looking gentleman with long straggly hair and dirty clothing who chose to belch so loud towards our table I lost my appetite. He looked right at me and my family and never excused himself. My 5 year old said she wanted to leave at that point. Great selection of bounce houses, too expensive, service sucks. I will never be back with my family of 5. This was not the excitement my family was hoping for to celebrate our daughter's 5th birthday. read more

We stayed 2 nights at the cape cod family resort and both days spent at the inflatable park, all the staff was pretty awesome! We had a cabana and the service was great! Francesca was great! Our most favorite, myself my husband and our two girls love love loved Barbara at the entrance of the park! She was so nice! Helpful and very sweet! We will for sure be back next year! read more

This place is an ingenious concept and a great place to take the kids if you get tired of the beach and pool. The prices are decent for amount of time spent here. The place is huge and covers a few acres of safe, strapped down huge inflatables of all types including stuff I've never seen before like bull riding, surfing, ninja warrior obstacles and bungee versus games like hungry hippo etc. It's a big park with a separate two parks to include water rides and another for trapeze, zip lines etc. The gimmick here it's attached to a nasty hotel in ghetto of the Cape Yarmouth, surrounded by nasty little motels and garbage restaurants. The other problem is the clientele that this place attracts which most look like they rolled in off the street, scary groups of people and kids and just not the type of people you want to be around. The other big issue is the staff here is in la la land, barely noticing if a kid gets injured and even caring if anything goes wrong. Not sure I would come back here again due to these two issues. read more

Great place for everyone. We went preferably at dusk and it was perfect timing. Cooler in the evening and gets the rest of that energy out to get a good night sleep. The place is nice and clean, plus food and drinks for all ages. The boys loved all the themed bounce houses. Ours boys were younger but it was great to watch the older kids battle it out or race thru the courses. A must if you wanna get goofy and bounce around for all ages. read more

I took my grandsons ages 7 and 10. They both loved it and said it was the best day of the summer. I think there was adequate staff but they could be trained to be a little friendlier. The bathrooms were fair in their upkeep but it was a very busy place. The changing rooms were very spacious. Luckily, I asked about a senior discount for the H20 park! It was not advertised. As per usual with these type of parks, you have to get there early to get tables/chairs. We didn't buy food because there would have been no place to sit an eat it. Overall, the kids were happy and that was what counted. read more

I loved the improvements this place made. The new water park is amazing I have two kids that had the best time of their lives (they said)I will definitely come back again,its very reasonable with price of parks if you want to do just water or all three. Endless funmini golf was the only thing my kids didn't like but arcade and food perfect. Can't wait to go back will definitely return before summer ends. So if you have kids of any age and are traveling to the cape it's a must visit read more

Cape Cod Inflatable Park - Amusement Parks Near Me - West Yarmouth, Massachusetts

I think it is time for a new and positive review! I have been taking my kids here every summer since they were little. Now, as teenagers they still love going to Water Wizz. A few tips...Buy tickets on-line a day before to be sure the weather is to your liking on the day you plan to go. They will only close if it's raining. Buy a tube right away for anyone who will be using slides, it will cut your wait time for slides. Bring food and drinks!! This is my favorite thing about this place, they allow outside food and drinks!! I usually find a seat and stay there while my teenagers play. The only bad part are the wet bathrooms-but hey the place is full of water!! read more

Too expensive!They jacked up the rates substantially from last year.No discounted option for 2 park summer passes! Nope- family of 5? Should I drop $650 on summer passes and also get gouged on food and drinks? Get you prices back in line with the average consumer!!! read more

I give the park 4/5 stars because it truly is different for each party and what season you come in. Summer is preferred when the water park is open as there is no price drop for when it is closed. The cabana is $$$ but worth it for the heat and now have fans in them. Normally we go in summer but We just came for April vacation and snagged a major deal by staying at the hotel there as it gives you 4 free challenge combo passes. The park itself had very few "toddler" rides open. And a few were down for maintenance. Far too many were completely soaked in the "dry" park so in 60 degree windy weather my kids had wet socks and pants from a slide not properly dried. This happened on a few of them. There were few attendants monitoring rowdy older kids which was disappointing. Adults do not have to pay unless you are accompanying a young child on a ride. My 4yo just made it over the "toddler" pass yet many rides were far too large for her to climb/play on alone. The challenge park was the highlight but some attractions were not available. The food is very expensive and not good quality. They do sell adult beverages but again not great quality and very pricy. The hotel was subpar. The rooms are extremely small with a very strong chlorine smell. No bedside outlets and the tv turns on and off by a wall switch. The door has an old push button you are warned not to touch or it will lock you out even with a key. With small children in tow I can see this being a dilemma. The outdoor pool was obviously closed but the indoor was a walk outside the building in the cold to the main lobby, through the office space and into the indoor pool area. Quite a hike for families with littles in bathing suits. The pool itself was wonderfully heated and had a decent "deep end" depth. The hot tub has max 4 people but was nicely heated. Overall it depends on your party, their needs and what season you travel for your ideal experience. read more

I was here from Friday till Sunday with my friend and our kids, and we all had a blast, I have NOT a single complain to make about anything. Cleaning , friendly staff, inflatable park (the best) , entertainment area (pool, pig pong table etc) !!! It was worth drive 5 hours to here!!! read more

This is the kind of place to go in the off-season. No crowds, no lines, staff are low-key and friendly. Great temperature and reasonably priced--just $34 for my two kids together. So far, they have played for 4 hours straight. I have been following them from section to section to keep an eye on them. But I have also been able to chill out and read a good book. This will have to be a yearly outing. Especially since they will be zonked out on the ride home. Bring socks and a change of clothes because the kids get so sweaty and wet. And the water is expensive so bring a bottle or two. read more

My friend and i each brought our 2 children (ages: baby, 4, 6, 9) to the inflatable park family resort last weekend. The park tickets are included if you stay at the hotel, so we decided it was a better value to do that. We arrived on Sunday and stayed over night till Monday. Here are the pro's and con's: OVERALL: The inflatable park is really cool, super fun, and much better laid out then before it moved to this location. There is a great variety of inflatables, including a rock climbing wall and a jousting platform like on american gladiator. There were tables/chairs with umbrellas, but I imagine on a busier day, this would be full as people camp out on the chairs/in the shade (us included). STAFF: Staff is not very friendly, mostly young college students, but rarely smiled, some seemed annoyed and I saw two hugging, kissing and flirting in the middle of the water slide section. To the Lovebirds: "Despite the fact that there is sand under your feet, you're not on a tropical vacation, you're at a family oriented inflatable park..." At one point we couldn't find the 4yr old... There is only 1 way in/out of the whole facility however anyone can come and go. We were not concerned that she had left, but couldn't locate her. I approached a few staff members, the uninterested college students, who looked at me blankly when I asked if they had seen a 4 yr old girl wearing a red an white polka dot bikini. Then the huggy kissy staff looked annoyed that I had interrupted them to ask about a missing child. I asked if they had loud speaker of did anything for missing children and they said no. It was frustrating that no one even offered to help look. I know she's my responsibility but I would help someone look for a missing kid wether I worked there or not. FOOD @ Shark Bite Cafe: Great selection, including alcohol, but pricey. Water bottles (dasani) $2.00 which is to be expected (they are usually 1.79 at a convenient store), however a 16oz slushy was $4.00 which seemed excessive. They had typical burgers/dog type food as well as ice-cream, italian ice and alcoholic beverages. HOTEL: The hotel was ok, with an indoor and outdoor pool. It's definitely an old hotel, just to date it a little for you - we had keys to the room...literally keys, not credit card looking keys, actual metal cut keys. When we first arrived, the reservation was incorrect so we had to wait a bit while they figured out a room for us. The woman was very nice and helpful in correcting this issue. They took full responsibility for making the wrong reservation. They gave us 10/each off of the room rate and let us check in right away event though it was only noon (we had originally just went to pick up park passes and were going to check in later). Since we had all of the children, we had reserved adjoining rooms, which one of the locks was broken so we could not get through. We called down to the front desk, but the maintenance guy was off until 4pm. This was inconvenient at nap time, however when we returned to the room after dinner the lock had been removed so we could get from room to room, but I could no longer lock my side (I didn't care). It's certainly not a luxury hotel, but the price was cheap and it felt clean. In summary, we had a great time and I would go back again on a non - crowded day. I hope this review, though long winded, is helpful. read more

We found this place on groupon. We have a large family so we had to buy some tickets at normal ticket prices which were reasonable. It was well worth it. There was plenty of seating for parents/family to setup a home base. The older kids went off on there own to the different areas and checked in on a regular basis. They had a specific section only for toddlers which was nice. You did not have to worry about them getting knocked over. Bathrooms and changing rooms were modern and very clean. We got at the park around noon and stayed until 8:30 pm. At 6 pm they shutdown the toddler area. However there are other rides for them to still go on. Kids loved the wet rides most of all. Great day with the family. read more

Inflatable park is good if you like climbing and sliding. But not if you like bouncing. Find a trampoline park instead. Concessions are poorly staffed with LONG lines. No outside food allowed inside and they mean it. Won't bother returning here. read more

Decent place for kids when you can't possibly play another round of mini golf and kids have energy to burn. We went after 6 when rates are cheaper (but water park is closed). We were tempted to only purchase the inflatable portion of the park but for a few dollars more you can do both inflatables and challenge zone area and we were glad we did as my kids spent most of their time in challenge zone area. The park was busy but not crazy. Workers were nice and engaging, often times I found them encouraging kids to complete the "challenge" portion of the course (think tight rope and trapeze-style activities). The big hit with my kids was the zip-line, which they did numerous times. Glad we went at night as I hear the inflatables get hot on the summer sun. Lots of places for parents to sit and chill and have a glass of wine! Winner in our books! read more

Surprisingly wide variety of slides and a lazy river that wasn't so lazy. Family reunion of 22, we had a cabana which included a shaded area to sit and a dedicated server. Our server, Francesca was running the entire day. We coincidentally had the same amazing server last year. read more

This place is inflatable heaven!! We went with a large group of adults and children ranging from 3 to 10 yrs old, everybody had a good time!!! They have large water slides for adults and older kids! And a good selection of smaller slides for the younger kids. The dry inflatables were a lot of fun! The staff was nice... The best part is they let your kids have fun without a million rules. The hotel was clean and convenient! read more