We took 8 teens here for a birthday party in June 2026. We got exactly what we paid for and all the teenagers had a lot of fun! We reserved a picnic area and honestly it was better than the Gazebo we rented the last visit. Kids will be running around crazy on rides all day so don't overthink it! We ordered the pizza, Dots ice cream, and drink wristbands and it was enough. We didn't bring a cake but the party next to us did. Hydro flask need to be emptied but clear water bottles were allowed. See park rules before you go so you don't get mad for nothing. There were lots of slides. Perfect for teenagers and young children. Park hours were 11-6 on a Sunday which was perfect. Pros- Easy Parking, short to moderate lines to enter and on rides (early June) plenty of life guards, clean as you can expect a public place to be, friendly staff, food options and reasonable prices (card only/ no cash), live DJ, pirate characters walking around, not overly crowded, family friendly. Cons- Parking was expensive, Google Maps will try to kill you by telling you to enter the wrong driveway (the exit), don't order a salad it has no dressing offered (Weird!!!). People recording everywhere, dress code(some older women here to date? LOL), some seated areas closed, our picnic area had no reservation signs so we had to ask people to leave (I recommend you bring your own to avoid conflicts) read more

We had a fairly good day; several options for food and the shops are super cute BUT Be prepared to deal with tons of bees. I was stung on my thigh while sunning by the kids area. And the lazy river is absolutely disgusting. The water is so cloudy you can only see down maybe a foot and there is tons of hair balls floating around. read more

i haven't been since i was a kid/ maybe middle school and went back for the first time in years -- had so much fun! it's funny how i still get nervous for rides i've been on before xD read more

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Such an amazing event. It was a birthday gift and I had the time of my life. We were there for four hours, and the rides were amazing and we actually were so busy. Having fun. We didn't even sit down anywhere at the. The loungers chairs that we got. So if you love having fun, I. Recommend this place. read more

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This review is based on my experience on one of the eateries in the park, Bayside Burger. Highly disappointed. I was looking forward to the black bean burger, but when I asked what was included on it, I was told "just the patty and bun." i thought that was pretty lame, so I asked what comes on a cheeseburger. "Meat and cheese." I ended up getting a cheeseburger and fries (sub black bean patty.) All they did was slap a piece of plastic cheese on it. Didn't melt it, nothing. I'm so baffled at why they don't include any sort of toppings on their burgers. What grown adult wants a burger with nothing on it?? Especially when that burger is $17.99. I'm so upset with how much I paid for this shitty meal. $26 for a horrible bland cheeseburger, fries, and a drink. I will NEVER come back. read more

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DO NOT GO HERE UNLESS U WANT TO END UP IN THE HOSPITAL.... I ended up in the hospital TWICE from this place and when I called em out on it, they just wanted to waste my time with a million emails, questions and give the runaround rather then refund me. If u wanna get an infection, go here. Otherwise seriously STEER CLEAR. PS- Happy to delete this review if yall give me my refund otherwise seriously EW. read more

We got lost getting to the park. Google maps will take you to their employee parking. Take Via Verde til you get to a large sign splitting Raging Waters and Bonelli Park. Parking is $25 for general and $75 for preferred. Then you take a tram to the water park. The trams seemed quite frequent so we didn't have to wait long for one. Their website has restrictions of bags you can carry in but to my surprise we saw people bring in wagons and large non-clear bags. So really think you can carry what you need into the park. They have areas for toddlers and really restrict the height. If you are too tall even as a kid they don't allow you on. Great so not as scary and the Littles don't have to fight with the big kids but parents are also not allowed on the slides with the kids. Luckily mine got the courage to slide alone. The lazy river looked like most people had to walk it due to lack of free tubes. I noticed when we went to the wave pool people had tubes so I assume some people just hold on to the tubes for their entire stay. If you choose probably due to this reason you can pay to rent a tube. We didn't go on too many other rides due to having a toddler but overall fun experience. Food was OK. We got a cheeseburger and chicken sandwhich which come with fries. A bit dry but OK. I guess healthier haha without the extra sauce. Middle of the day was so hot we got a soft serve dolewhip and it was delicious! Swirl of pineapple and strawberry in a cup with a cone. Usually the park is $40 per visit. My little one won tickets so it was an awesome experience for free tickets. Would I come at $40 per person? Would need to think about...but fast slides also make me nervous...but my own personal preferences/issues haha read more

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A few days ago, I visited this water park with my friends. We purchased our tickets and parking online in advance. When we arrived, we were told that the regular parking lot was about a mile away. We drove around but couldn't find it, so we had to return and pay an additional $30 for VIP parking. The lines were extremely long, and we spent more than half the day waiting instead of enjoying the rides. We only managed to go on a small number of slides. The lounge chairs were covered in dust and looked like they had not been cleaned, and the restrooms were also very dirty. The whole park could use a deep cleaning, especially before the busy season. They don't sell alcohol, and the food selection is very limited. We still had fun, and the slides were diverse, but because of the poor cleanliness, long lines, and parking situation, I would not come back. read more

My son and I desperately needed to unwind, so we decided to visit this water park and enjoy a fun local experience. The park is cashless, so be sure to bring a credit or debit card. We brought backpacks, and luckily, lockers are available for rent if needed. Parking passes are available 25.00 or 75.00 you decide what's best for you. There's a variety of food options, including burgers, chicken, tacos, and plenty of sweet treats. The lines were moderate, but the fun was non-stop! Overall, we truly enjoyed our time and can't wait to visit again. read more

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We went to raging Waters today while checking our bags we were asked to throw away our soda pops and bottled water that was closed and see through security guard was being very loud and disrespectful in front of the children and was making them very scared we asked to speak to a supervisor supposedly when did show up while other people in back of him were just passing and going through very unprofessional original waters for hiring people like this this is called harassment!!!!!! read more

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We made a reservation for a group of 22 people and even reconfirmed it ahead of time. To make matters worse, we had already paid the day before. Everyone in our group had to rearrange their schedules and take time off to make these plans. After driving approximately 1.5 hours, with several kids excited and ready to have fun, we arrived only to find the place closed and not operating at all. The experience was extremely disappointing and showed a complete lack of communication and professionalism. The only explanation we were given was that the employee who helped us "doesn't work here anymore," as if that somehow excuses the situation or makes it our responsibility. When customers reserve, confirm, and pay in advance, they should be able to expect the business to honor those arrangements. Instead, our entire group was left stranded after investing significant time, money, and effort. I would not recommend this business based on our experience. read more

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We had an amazing time yesterday at this water park. Not too crowded, water was a little bit cold but once in I got immune . Has a lot of food variety, tacos, burgers , pizza, churros and ice cream. We got the cabana in front of the wave park and the extreme high slide. You need reservation and extra pay for that place. It holds at least a party of 15-20 people We really enjoyed it. read more

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We had a great time! The lines moved as we expected for a Saturday. The slides were super fun! Loss of star for two attractions being closed. The drop out slides and the pool where the Lilly pads are. Food was good, lots of choices for all lifestyles. Pro tip: I booked my session using GetOutPass, where I get access to multiple local venues similar to GoCity. Use coupon code: sale1 for an extra $5 discount on top of existing promotions read more

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Went on Memorial Day, so of course it's was packed, we arrived 30 minutes before the park opened and the line was already long, we were able to get a good spot with lounge chairs. The food is expensive as expected, we ordered chicken tenders from Sharkeys, and unfortunately I found pieces of hair in my food. I didn't bother complaining though. The staff here is really nice and helpful! The restrooms need some MAJOR cleaning. Overall, we had a good time and would come back. read more

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Raging Waters is a fun place, but they're making it increasingly difficult for families of four or more to enjoy an affordable day. General parking is $30, VIP parking is $60, and a large pepperoni pizza costs $32--and unfortunately, it tasted like rubber with almost no flavor. BUYER BEWARE of the souvenir bottle pricing. The sign advertises: 1 bottle: $17.99 2 bottles: $16.99 3 bottles: $15.99 This does not mean you get three bottles for $15.99. It means each bottle costs $15.99 if you buy three. I found the sign misleading. I pointed this out to a supervisor, who laughed and said, "You're right, this has been a problem since last year, but it has not been corrected." That response was disappointing. If management knows the signage is misleading, it should have been fixed long ago. Raging Waters can still be a great place to spend the day, but between the high prices and misleading advertising, it's becoming harder for families to enjoy the experience without feeling taken advantage of. read more

It's 2026, get with every other theme park around and allow guests to bring in their own food and drinks. Like not even water? And dietary restrictions still have to return to their car to have what they need?? Dude, I can smell a lawsuit a million miles away. I wonder if this is the one up north closed down. They couldn't keep up with modern times? Do better. read more

Went with my family to Raging Waters this past Tuesday and we had a blast. The water was clean and cool, and the staff, including the lifeguards and snack stand employees, were all very friendly, helpful, and accommodating. I had read a lot of complaints about the staff beforehand, but I personally saw nothing like that during our visit. Everyone we interacted with was great. Almost all of the attractions were open, except for maybe one ride, and we had fun on all of them. I definitely recommend going on a weekday. The park felt like it was only at about 25 to 30% capacity, so wait times were very short for most attractions. It was also cheaper, at only $44 on the early weekdays. My only complaint is the food prices. They are extremely overpriced. $16.99 for a hot dog is absolutely insane, and everything else was similarly expensive. Pro tip: Park close to the entrance, bring your own food, and keep it in your car. You can leave the park to eat and then return afterward. You'll save a ton of money. Had I known that was an option, I never would have bought food inside the park. To Raging Waters management: Please lower your food and drink prices. More people would likely stay in the park and eat there if the prices were reasonable. The prices were higher than what you'd see at many NBA or MLB concession stands. I would have given a 5-star review if the food prices had been more reasonable. read more

Your not suppose to bring water in you can fill up at their h20 (water fountain) WHICH IS WARM. There food courts are closed which it is now 10 45, so how am I suppose to get ice? We asked a few employees and they dont know their ass from a whole in the ground. People sneak ur drinks and snacks in. Understand it's under new ownership and it sucks. read more

Disgusting. Gross. I can't unsee the bathrooms, no showers, I have never seen so much blood and tampons. I was so grossed out.

Came here Sunday 8/9. First off, I got stomach upset from eating a chicken wrap sandwich from Sharkey's & I didn't even eat all of it, 'cause the wrap was soggy & damp. My niece got a grilled chicken salad & there was no grilled chicken in the salad, & she found what appeared to be raw pieces of chicken in her salad. The food was gross. Outrageous pricing, $16 for a hot dog, $9 for a ice cream cone, $5 for a bottle of water, no lids for the sodas, & bees / wasps all over the food area, especially near the trash cans. The park was fairly clean, not too crowded, no issues with the restroom cleanliness. $30 for general parking & $60 for VIP is a lot but we paid $30 & a tram brought us to the entrance. The low star rating is because of the pricing & the quality of the food we purchased. My niece enjoyed herself tho, so that's a plus. read more

Just an awful overall experience. On a Wednesday and still 1 hour wait times?? The staff isn't even to blame for the most part, ownership and logistics are just AWFUL. 5 tubes for 1 slide at a time...lines for tubes at the bottom while not a single person boards the actual ride...Go to soak city and don't waste your time and money read more

Key points off the top of my head. Entrance is on Via Verde it's easier. General parking is $25 which usually means you park on a dirt lot and take a tram or bus to the front gate. When leaving, the tram lines do get really long but they do have plenty of trams and buses that move people along pretty fast. Preferred parking is $75 and it's the parking lot infront of entrance. -No hard coolers allowed. I did see wagons and soft coolers. They usually ask you to toss opened drinks out before entering. -They have great lifeguards who actually do their job! -Management is always walking around aswell. -Security doesn't Eff around, a group of teenagers were messing around and being obnoxious and they were approached by security and they immediately changed their behavior. -If you are allergic to bees beware because there are a ton of them. read more

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Only got 2 rides in the entire day. ABSOLUTELY DO NOY WASTE YOUR MONEY UNLESS YOU GET A FAST PASS. Literally go to any other water park. Nothing against the staff or their service, this is purely a management problem selling too many tickets and or selling too many fast passes which destroyed the regular line. Very outdated, waste of time and money. Wish I could refund. 2 hr wait time per ride ON A THURSDAY read more

Everything is closed, as in food wise. Over priced. Bathrooms smell like piss. This place has gone down hill. I been coming here with my kids every summer. Might have to try soak city next summer. read more

My kids and I love this place best water park ever in Los Angeles. ONLY THING that bothers me though is the security at the gate was super lax, I don't even think they had metal detectors. The security literally just fondled the outside of my bag for a couple a seconds didn't even look inside. This is an issue because someone could definitely have brought a gun, considering how many cholos were there like coming in 10 deep I can only imagine if something broke out with like a rival gang. Most of the staff were polite and one girl helped me Apple Pay for a locker through the little souvenir store; that was helpful since I didn't have my card and couldn't easily go back on the tram to get it from my car. One lifeguard was getting lippy on a power trip with her whistle by the lazy river, but whatever she's working in the hot a$$ sun I get it. This white family of four just shamelessly cut us in line on the aqua rocket so be prepared to stand your ground lol. Food we didn't even bother with cause it's overpriced and gross. We ate before but considering they don't even check your bags wrap up food in your towels OR have your baby in the stroller smuggle food in. Most rides were fully operational with little wait times on the weekdays. Very clean water too which I love, hurricane harbors water can get super cloudy and dirty. Overall great place but PLEASE TIGHTEN UP YOUR FRONT GATE SECURITY RAGING WATERS YOU ARE PUTTING YOUR CUSTOMERS AT RISK. read more

Website says to reach out to San Dimas Raging Waters 48 hours before visit to request any ADA accommodation. After calling all day, since 8 am . Someone finally picked up the phone at 4:19 PM ,she informed me they have to ADA line or access to entrance the park. I didnt want a fast pass, I just needed some accommodation for my daughter to enter the park bc my daughter is Autistic and has a hard time with the big crowds. The girl told me we dont do that anymore. She didnt know when they stopped or when they will do it again which is horrible since it says online they do. It's 2026 do better Raging Waters. My father is also 75 with a cane and they could careless. Look like we will spend outlr Tueday at Knotts Soak City. Autism parents and families take your business elsewhere read more

We had a lot of fun here, but there are so many things that need to be improved that I can only give them 3 stars. My first tip is that it's essential to arrive early to maximize your day. Lines are shortest in the morning just getting into the park and then for the rides. I would recommend arriving to the park 30 minutes early at least. We were disappointed that we chose Aqua Rocket as our first ride of the day only to find that it was not open yet. The blue curved slide for Bombs Away was also not open at the start of the day. Aqua Rocket really needs some kind of shade covering for the line, and it also sorely needs a tech update--my kids got stuck on the ride and the line was so slow because the ride kept breaking down. Also there needs to be a way for single riders to be able to ride Dr. Von Dark's ride and Dark Hole--I had to skip the rides because we had 5 in our party. But my kids said those were two of the best rides, along with High Extreme and Aqua Rocket. Probably my top complaint is that people who don't want to pay for a locker claim tables that are supposed to be for the general public by putting their stuff on them for the whole day. We had the hardest time finding somewhere to sit for lunch because of this and a couple times we were told by people that the table was "their table." Raging Waters, you need to institute a rule that this isn't allowed. People who do this should get their property confiscated. If they want a table for the whole day, they should pay for a Cabana. Another problem we had was with getting lunch. Although we started waiting around 1 pm, it took about an hour of waiting in line before we actually got to the front, ordered our food and received our food. When we got to the front of the line, we realized that the problem was due to being understaffed. Raging Waters really needs to hire more workers to have things running efficiently. Unlike other reviews, however, I didn't have any problems with the lifeguards manning the rides or pools, overall they seemed fine although mostly high school kids. Also the park was not as dirty or trashy as reviewers mentioned, although it's definitely not up to the standard of Disneyland. We didn't have any problems with the standard parking or the trams, but we also arrived early (20 minutes) which I think helped. They raised the price of premium parking to $75 (!!!) which is pretty unbelievable. Lastly, I don't think the meal deal they are offering is worth it, not for us anyways. We saved more money by finding discount tickets from Tripster for $41 than by getting the meal/ticket combo for $60. (See pic of Pipeline Pizza Express menu) But like I said, we had a lot of fun and we would return. I just hope that next time I will see some improvements from Raging Waters on these issues. read more

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My friends and I found a Groupon for raging Waters recently and decided to take a little group of us, along with our friends, eight-year-old son. Overall, it was pretty fun. It looks a lot bigger when you're a kid so if you go back later on as an adult be prepared that it's not as big as you think but there are some pretty good quality rides to go on and friendly staff. Food options are basic, and obviously bound to be overpriced, but hey, when you're hungry, you're gonna pay $20 for chicken tenders. Which is funny because I'm pretty sure the price of our tickets per person were like $40. So yeah it's a fun thing to do for a day with the kids! Get there when they open you'll be done with everything in the early afternoon, beat traffic home, win the game. read more

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Don't waste your money on buying season passes for raging waters. My kids look forward to going every summer this is our 5th year in a row going and there under new management and the perks are not worth it at all!!! Why buy season passes when they took all the perks of having them its a waste of money. No discount on food or merchandise then why spend all that money getting passes. The food is horrible waste of money and they don't want to modify nothing on the menu, my kids don't eat certain things and they said they can't change nothing on the items. A lot of the stuff have onions and jalapeños kids don't eat that but they deny to take it away. We ask for a refund of our passes the first day we went and saw all the changes but where denied because the passes where activated that day. We where not aware of them being under new management and all the changes if we would have known we would have never spent over $1000 dollars on our passes!!! Save your money add go to knotts soak city or wild rivers. read more

I'm giving 5 stars for the excellent customer service I received from one of their Team Members, Mariah Ramos. I accidentally deleted the email that had the copy of my son's ticket for today. I called Raging Waters and Mariah took down all my info to give to her manager to request the ticket be sent to me again. It only took a little while before I received the ticket by email. I called back to thank Mariah and she told me she personally walked my request over so it could be expedited. That's what you call great customer service. THANK YOU MARIAH RAMOS!!! read more

Parking: $25 reg (have to take a tram), $50 preferred. Don't wait until park closes, a wait for the tram. Food: buy the inclusive meal ticket we thought it was worth it. We all had chicken tenders and thought they were actually delicious Rides: super fun, but the lifeguards need to get more of sense of urgency and realize how long we are waiting in line. The "shift changes" took forever. Bunch of kids really. Also letting non-vip people through the vip lane while we waited even longer infuriated me. The vip express upgrade was crazy expensive but I could see how much time it would have saved us. Some lines took forever! (Esp Aqua blast, but so funnnn) Lockers: $20 for regular size, all day. I dunno not sure I would have done this next time. Could have brought in bare minimum stuff and hid it around my towel set up on lawn area. Bathrooms by the locker were fine read more

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First off, if you're purchasing a cabana at Raging Waters, don't expect privacy. I purchased one on a weekend, and the family in the cabana next to me kept throwing their floaties into mine, which disrupted my baby's sleep. I paid extra for a cabana to have some peace, but you don't actually get that. Food service was another huge issue. Ordering through the cabana was nearly impossible. The system doesn't seem to work and you can only get lucky if it goes through. For the price you pay, that's unacceptable. Cleanliness was also a problem. Trash cans were overflowing with food, which attracted bees. My husband was stung and this easily could have happened to other children around the park. Lastly, while I was on the lazy river with my two boys, a teenage girl was behaving inappropriately with her friend and nearly bumped into my son. I reported it to lifeguards, but they didn't seem to care at all. Overall, this was a very disappointing experience. If you have young kids, be very cautious. For the cost, I expected a safe, clean, and family-friendly environment, but unfortunately, Raging Waters did not deliver. read more

Our first time visiting this place, it was great and not so great. We do have a Toddler so that has me behind the fun. I only stayed on one part of the fun zones. So that being said, husband was able to go on all the cool slides, in reality he only got on one. And waited for one full hour just to get on one at least. So from the opening time to closing. One slide and just sit on a chair all day. I didn't encounter much problems, was with the baby but yes it was super packed on a Friday. Restrooms indeed dirty and wet, as soon as you walk in, humid and hot pee smell. Water park is as fun as it is but the problem is how civilized people are, that the main reason of the experience. I know their nothing wrong with the park itself. I had good experiences with their staff and had amazing help with them. My main complaint were Bees, couldn't really enjoy a little rest cause of bees and yes I have been stung twice before and that was no fun so bees were and are my main complaint. It was an ok day for us. read more

my last visit was over 15+ years ago, and this park is in serious need of an upgrade / maintenance during the off season. there were trash everywhere, places that needed maintenance work, and despite being a cash free park lockers did not accept apple pay so you need to bring a physical card if you plan on using the lockers. there were several issues with my recent visit: "largest water park" but what they don't tell you is that the rides are spread out UPHILL-- so be prepared to get your cardio in. I would have enjoyed my time here more if it weren't for the long waits in between rides and getting food. the biggest waste of time was having to wait to get a raft for rides AND THEN waiting in another line to go on the ride.. on the plus note, lines for rides weren't that long of a wait but your biggest time killer is waiting on a raft-- if you have the funds, take advantage of the fast pass. as someone who had regular admission, the fast pass definitely extended wait times because most rides had maximum of 5 or 6 rafts with groups of 20+ people waiting. despite it being a water park, there was little shade offered throughout the parks. the only shade offered was through purchasing cabanas or under the food hall at the entrance. the weather was 90+ degrees on a peak august afternoon, and we were scolding under the sun. while admission was only $40, we couldn't go on most of the rides due to the long wait times which lines remained the same despite being close to closing. would i come back? maybe, only if it were something my family who reside in la would want to do... if it were up to me, I'd rather go back to wild rivers in Irvine read more

Our visit to Raging Waters started off on the wrong foot. After parking, we were trying to fix a sudden issue with my husband's mobility chair in the heat. It was a stressful moment, and two employees pulled up and insisted on parking right next to us--even though there were plenty of other open spots. It felt really inconsiderate, especially since we clearly needed the space to safely work on the chair. Once inside, I headed straight to the lazy river, which I had been most excited for. I was disappointed to find out that you have to pay to rent a raft--otherwise, you're walking the whole way. And the raft you rent? It can't even be used on any other rides. Really disappointing. Lines were expected--it's an amusement park--but the food prices were outrageous. $11 for a single ice cream cone? That's excessive. The bathrooms were also in rough shape--muddy floors and a horrible smell. Not what you hope to encounter at a family water park. We still tried to make the best of the day, but there were a lot of frustrating moments that took away from the fun. Hopefully the park can improve on some of these things. read more

As a season pass holder this summer, coming all the time, there is a lot that can change. Came here every summer as a kid, now as an adult, taking my own kids, this park is NOT the same. Needs some serious TLC. Dirt where there used to be lush grass, not every ride is open. Obstacle course by the wave pool indefinitely. Concession stands closed. Management does not understand the more that's closed, the longer lines get for everything else. Who ever is managing the park needs to be replaced or gone through more training. Lifeguards on their phones while watching the lazy river, no thought to have belligerent guests move on. Most of the lifeguards are kids, which is understandable, but when they all seem to not care about their job, it becomes concerning. Efficiency is not a priority for management. Up to two minutes in between riders, for a ride that takes 5-7 seconds, is crazy. But it makes sense when the lifeguard at the top of the ride does not communicate with the lifeguard at the bottom of the ride. I'm comparing most of these complaints with Dry Town USA, a water park in the Palmdale area. A small, but very well kept water park. You will immediately see the difference is their lifeguards and how they operate, night and day. Good luck raging waters, you're going to need it. read more

This water park is one of the nicest I have been to I went this last Friday it is very big and beautiful the staff we very nice.

It was my first time back since I was a child! I loved raging waters but It needs a lot of improvement. Parking: Expensive!!! Preferred parking $75, which is right in front of the park General parking $25, take a tram to gate or you can walk about a mile distance Just to give you a general idea of the time frame, we came an hour after the park had opened. We got general parking and had to wait in line for an hour for the tram and the tram ride was about a 8 min ride to the main gate. Lockers: You have to pay about $17-$25. To get a locker and they provide 3 sizes: Small, medium and larger. They have 2 areas. One under the lunch hall which is not the cleanest. And one near the information shack which is a bit cleaner... Park: That brings me to one of my main concerns, which was the cleanliness of the park. When I tell you it was dirty everywhere I mean everywhere! Even the locker area had leaves, dust, spiderwebs: above, below and inside the lockers. Which leads us to the next concern the tables! The people who don't want to pay for the lockers claim the public tables all day. And they literally put their shoes, bathing suits, towels, everything on top of the tables. We had a difficult time finding a spot to sit and eat. When we finally did we were eating next to someone's trunks and Sandals on the table. The food options here are very mediocre, we shared some $20 chicken tenders that looked like a tv dinner...would recommend bringing your own snacks. Wait time: before 12pm, I would say the wait time was less than 10 minutes! Which was enjoyable since we didn't have to wait! But after 12pm I would say the wait time increased to about an hour. So we spent about half the day here, left early and grabbed lunch elsewhere where. There are no ins and outs to be mindful of that. Over all the rides and park were fun and the lifeguards were friendly, helpful and very attentive! read more

We went on shipwreck rapids and there was two groups with white arm band that basically got back into line and got in front of the line every other group and both those groups went 10 times in a row. Which resulted in a 45 minute wait when all the other rides were 15 minutes.. They were not making reservations online and they were not limited to a certain amount of rides in a row. This was at 3:30 on June 30. read more

I had amazing memories here as a kid and was so disappointed when we recently went with family and friends. It was so dirty! The showers and bathrooms were so gross and looked like they hadn't been clean in years. I can't believe there was only 2 showers. The bathrooms smelled so bad that my daughter cried she didn't want to go in but had to potty so bad. The park was very underwhelming, especially compared to the waterparks I had been to in the last year (Soak city, wild rivers, sesame place, great wolf). The staff seemed like they all hated being there and life guards didn't seem to take their jobs very seriously compared to the other parks. Management needs to give this place more attention with cleanliness and quality of staff. There are so many other options there, I don't recommend visiting here. read more