Came here as we didn't want to do another beach day (first world problems, right?) and had an…read moreabsolute blast. I figured it would be more of a kids place, to be honest, but I will say it's definitely not. Don't get me wrong - kids will LOVE IT, but so will adults. The lazy river was a favorite. Takes about 20 or so minutes to make it around and when the waves are turned on, it adds a bit of excitement that you can feel on the "ride". There are about 6 or so other water slides that range from single rider to double (if you want) or even one ride up to 5 people. In addition, they also have mini golf and bumper boats (we didn't see anyone on either) for an additional cost. Food stand is located on the park and you can buy cold drinks and food there. Locker rentals (small and large) are on-site. We picked the large locker at $10 for the day rental and you can select a code to open/close the locker at will for the day which is nice as it's not a one-time only locker. They also have a small arcade as well as a beach volleyball set up. It was a great time! Adult prices were $38 for the day.

Season pass holder. Trying to get some food and they closed the grill an hour early at 5:00. A week…read moreearlier ordered at 5:30, as well as every other time we've been here. Unacceptable service. Close the entire counter at the same time everytime. Thank you

Great activity for the family. I have A 3.5 yr old and some things were scary but she got over it…read more We only had to skip on hole where the raptor was super close to us lol. Think it was 15 holes. May spend an hour depending how big your party is, we were two playing plus our toddler randomly hitting a ball or two.

it's not disneyland but we had a pretty good time with our 12yo - most of the courses outside but…read morethere's a little bit inside. not too crowded and the animated dino's were working well when we were there, especially the one with the neck ruffle which scared the crap out of me bc I wasn't expecting it to move and scream. the teenage boy working the register was actually really nice and helpful, the course was reasonably priced, and there is a tiny little arcade and an ice cream freezer at the end

Cute place. But definitely recommend this place when it's not too hot…read more No shade and indoor area lacks cooling air. Didn't feel like there was any air coming through the place. They sell pre-packaged ice cream.

I can't really recommend. Besides a few dinosaurs, that weren't even animated at the time, it's a…read morepretty plain course. Very small so I can't imagine how it would be in the middle of the summer. For $12 per person, I think there are better mini golf courses, unless you're only going for the dinosaur factor.

Waiting for a table for 3 for nearly 45 minutes. We like the bourbon cocktails while we wait.read more

A friend and I visited on a Saturday night because we knew it had ddr (for me). I bumped into 3…read moreselections that I like that I didn't notice or remember last time- Never Ending Story, Initial D, and some song reminiscent of Ace of Base where Reddit probably has resources to find the machine type at the location and then maybe the song associated with that location. Maybe- which is kinda insane- but in a good way. Both my friend and I thought that DDR included 2 or 3 rounds before but now it is only one game for $2 which is expensive. They seem to be the only ones who offer this in the area for now and they have a good selection for me otherwise. We played air hockey where one side's outside goal borders a bit flimsy like last year or so but it still works well otherwise. Small arcade but it seems not too populated even on a Saturday night or not this one. The location and size may have to do with why there are not too many people either. They get most of their money from the food experience probably. Maybe bowling and other things that I don't know that they have might do better. There was a live band on Thai Sat evening. Not my kind of music but this more elderly, classy crowd seemed to be enjoying in the festivities a lot. The bathrooms here are clean.

You get a really decent experience with the price you pay. It's a modest price (24.99) for a…read moremodest park. They advertise 6 slides, a pool, a kiddie area and a lazy river. I have a problem with one of the slides - since it's made of concrete. The body slide mat is used on a slide that is cement. I got cement burn on my way down. The only way this doesn't happen is if you go very slow - so if you use the body mat...go slow. They have signs every with rules and warnings - which I do appreciate. This is probably an insurance requirement. I don't appreciate the sign that says if you bring outside food or drink in you'll get kicked out. For a family place - this seems kinda harsh. If you need to feed your children - you have to feed your child out of ur trunk. They do this to sell their overpriced pretzels and warm soggy fries. This is really the thing that bothers me. It really is a fun family inexpensive spot to bring your family.

life guards don't do ANYTHING but tan and chat and doordash mcdonald's. i hate bad reviews but i…read morewas here all day and saw at least five kids run and fall and NO life guards said a word to them. we got fries and the girls working forgot to tell the guy to start making them so she gave us ones that were sitting there all cold. my family and i buy season passes every single year and we expect it to get better but somehow it gets worse. chairs are moldy, sidewalks are disgusting and need to be power washed, tables have ripped table clothes and covered in dirt and bird poop. pool chairs are all dirty most are broken. it's $35 for a day pass for what again? your front desk staff is amazing!!! so sweet and nice. snack shack ladies absolutely not lifeguards don't do anything but mean mug u and look up every 2 seconds to scream "walk" but not actually enforce it. lifeguards can doordash mcdonald's and bring in iced drinks but your customers can't? if they wanna eat on break that's fine but to be sitting in ur lifeguard chair eating mcdonald's a little crazy. they have three lifeguard GROWN teenagers sitting under one table (which happens to be one of 3 of the nice tables with tiki umbrellas.) instead of having them take up customer seating, maybe have them sit in life guard chairs spread out?? like everywhere else?? and not have three 17 year olds in one spot as if they need the three of them for that one section. do better i can take pics next time for proof if ya need bc i come here so much and it's the same experience every time

I bought the $30 card for $25 for my kids to share. We wanted to just play a few games to pass the…read moretime. Not too busy on a Saturday morning. My kids wanted to do claw machines so badly, and fortunately we were able to win ticket rolls on some of them. Skeeball was fun and only 20 cents a game. We ended up with over 2,400 tickets after all was said and done. We loved the Zelkys buttons and stickers we were able to get with our tickets. I thought the elephant was cute enough to walk down and buy a souvenirs coffee mug. The little paper hats were the cutest thing too.

If I go to an arcade, I expect to spend some money. For $40, the three of us had a BLAST playing…read morethese games, even as adults. We also went up to the rooftop to play mini golf, which I would also recommend. It was SO much fun, and the view is great. The guy that was working the ticket counter was also so nice and patient!

So between this and Funland? My kids went here cause it was less crowded and I thought I'd spend…read moreless money. This is kinda like Las Vegas but for kids. My daughter spent so much time at some coin drop game where I was reminded of my great aunt feeding penny slots in Vegas like it was a job... or bad investment. Bless her soul... But I digress, kids had fun. My son made some comment about this is like Chucky Cheese except with no pizza and and an elephant for a mascot instead of a rat. He's not wrong. After winning like 7500+ tickets, they cashed out their winnings. Fun fact... Zelky's Donut Rings won't accept tickets for their donuts... I wasted like 15 dollars trying to get a squishmal axolotl from a claw machine when I could have just spent 21 dollars to buy it outright elsewhere... sigh. Also, on par with the rest of Delaware, the staff is really friendly... unlike some ratty pizza kiddy casino franchise...

Zelky's Arcade North, like its sister arcade located on the opposite side of Rehoboth Avenue along…read morethe boardwalk, is a throwback arcade experience. Zelky's North occupies a noticeably smaller space than Zelky's South. Nevertheless, like its sister arcade, Zelky's North is very nostalgic and takes you back to 80s and 90's arcade days. They are celebrating their 40th anniversary, however, this location is closing at the end of the summer season for building renovations. There are several retro and contemporary games to play here. They have fun prizes for young and older players. The attendants are also friendly and exercise patience when dealing with kids at the ticket redemption station. Overall, a good experience and I can't wait to witness history upon reopening of the new arcade.