June 2026- DO NOT COME HERE IF YOU ARE HANDICAPPED and want to ride coasters…read more So here is my June 2026 review...and I can't wait to update this in a few years. This park has a lot of potential. I can't wait to see what the Enchanted people do to/for it. There were a lot of rides down, like a lot a lot. Someone in the parking lot warned us as they were coming out and we were going in that "more than half the park is closed" and he wasn't wrong, but not being locals these were the two days on our road trip that we could come to this park. A bunch were down for the two days we were there with nothing to indicate they were going to open...Others had opened and closed a few times over the two days. There are walking paths that would have made life on this forty-something year old easier that were blocked off for the train tracks. (I imagine on years when they were better staffed they had someone at these spots to open and close the gates as needed for the train.) These spots would have saved a good amount of time, and some energy. It frustrating to see where you need to get to, but you have to walk pretty far out of the way...and in at least on spot down a steep hill and back up it so you go under the train to get there. The few restrooms I went in seemed clean enough...pretty good actually for an amusement park. The staff I encountered seemed nice enough....but should realize that if someone is getting an ADA pass because they don't get along with stairs, maybe let those people know it's going to be a rough day and elevators may as well not exist in this park. Really, there should be staff at the ride entrances for all of the rides. They should be able to tell you where the ada entrance to the ride is located. (The entrance to the ada isn't always obvious. It's often the exit to the ride, but if you've never done a ride before then you don't know where you're going to come out.) If there was a staff member at the entrance to each ride they could let you know that either the elevator doesn't work, or that you need staff to help you with the elevators? I'm not even sure if all of the elevators needed staff/ a key to operate, or if every one was just broken, but since you couldn't find an employee outside of the stations there was no one to ask, so either you're not riding or stuck figuring out the stairs. (Thank god for my husband and his patience) Long story short, they need to get their act together concerning ada/ride accessibility. They need to staff the park better.

Worlds of Fun is not what it used to be. If the park opens, rides should be running. What's the…read morepoint of opening and having rides not running? We also bought a food pass and planned to get dinner, but restaurants that we could get food at close an hour before the park! Fury of the Nile had a short line, but they only had a boat running every 2 minutes, so it ended up being a super long wait. The snoopy area only had about half of the rides running. I would not recommend worlds of fun!

First of all, the employees suck, all are either jerks, acting like they're high, or annoying as…read morehell, the park is also way too expensive and lines are long, you have to keep going up and down hills to get to different things which is annoying and like oceans, many rides have gotten worse, some rides are still fun but I would rather go to a different park 9/10 times.

Super sad day for us taking our kids to WOF. Us adults were nostalgic for our teenage years and…read moreexcited to take our kids to a weekend at Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun. We arrived at the park at 10:30, I know this is before park opening at 11:00, but we wanted to be sure to hit the circuit running and be in line when the rides opened. At 11:30 the majority of the rides were still going through testing and not operating for passengers. We waited an hour for the Zamboni Zinger and after it was still not open, we decided to head off to other rides with less wait times (per the app). If the app says 45 minute wait time, expect and hour plus. Most of the larger rides were down multiple times throughout the day. We waited two hours for one ride that went down and we're told a "brief delay".....after another hour we threw in the towel. The jump the line passes allow for riders with a wrist band to enter a separate line, and even though they alternate regular with jump the line, if another ride in the park breaks down (which apparently happens frequently), the jump the line riders in the ride you are waiting in increases significantly. We left at 7 p.m. and ended up riding only 4 rides, three of which were the older, smaller, kiddie rides in the Western World. After $50+tax tickets and $30 parking, to say it was a disappointment is an understatement. The only redeeming qualities were the entertainment shows, but still not worth the ticket price for an amusement park, in my opinion. We scrapped Oceans of Fun altogether and completely changed our minds about a second day. If you must go, shell out the extra for the jump the line or better yet, save your money and see all the other (much better) attractions in the KC area!!

Arcades with dance machines is what attracted me to Power Play. Being that it was my first time…read morehere, I checked in with the front desk clerk. She was friendly nice and informative providing me with the details on how to enjoy this venue. Directing me to the various payment options she informed me about a $15 four hour special that I immediately took advantage of. Thank you for having that special. I had a real blast because of that. There was an awesome pinball area with many fun and interesting pinball machines. Pinball machines are super fun. I want to be clear that I loved spending four hours enjoying this arcade. Some of the machines seemed to be under disrepair. While I was there, other people seemed to be enjoying their time with their families. Even with machines not in the best condition I found ways to enjoy myself. When I found a game that wasn't working as intended, I enjoyed looking for what was different about it, then looking for a different way to enjoy the experience. Understanding and being patient with people is important to me. This business is ran by people. I understand that people want to do good and try their best. I know people need the care and attention so they can know what is good and right. Another way I was able to enjoy my visit despite the state of machines is to look for more than one perspective. First perspective for the broken machines is that the staff doesn't care about fixing anything. I refuse to stop there so I look for another perspective. Second perspective is I noticed a help wanted sign in the window while walking in. Also much of the staff seem young (COVID generation) so maybe they don't know what to do. Maybe there's no one skilled/trained enough to repair the machines and the staff is doing the best they can with the knowledge they have. Thank you Power Play for allow me to visit your business. 0:-)

Arrived on Saturday at 11:15 and the doors were locked. An employee came and immediately opened…read morethem when she saw us. According to the sign they open at 11 but apparently someone forgot to unlock the doors. We bought a package that included gameplay cards plus pizza and drinks. Since we were the first ones there, there was no one in the place for a good half hour. Some of the rides and attractions were not open however we found after looking at all the games plenty to do. After about an hour the kitchen opened and we were able to order our pizza. While we waited the 30 minutes for it we played a few games. One entire soda machine was out of service and it was the one with the diet soda options. The tables were dirty as well as the floor, which was surprising since it had just opened. Employees were either on their phones or chatting with other employees A few of the machines did not function properly, but when I told the girl at the front desk, she credited me back. The building appears to be aging and not well maintained. We left after two hours.

Came here on a cloudy Thursday right at open. Staff at the parking was NOT helpful. I have the…read moreunclose parking and drove to the regular parking (that person was helpful told me I had to go back to the road, come in again and stop at hut at the bottom). Did that and stopped at the booth/hut. Staff stared at me until I rolled down my window to let them know I had up close parking. Was waved to a little lot super close to the booth that was farther away than the regular parking. It was nice for getting out but people who parked in the regular lot were closer and got to the front faster than we did. Getting into park. We were standing at the Fast Lane desk, waiting for the park to open. Divided and conquered to send one person in to ask about them, person inside said they would do fast passes. Got out of line, went inside they said "No I am coming outside." Got fast pass and headed for the Riptide Raceway. Fast pass not needed as there was no line. Lifeguard at the top was so nice. Giving us tips, was nice when my kid let go of the mat and they had to call for a lifeguard to go down the slide to get it out. This ride uses a foam mat with plastic handles in the front. Rode Aruba Tuba. It drops you off into Coconut Cove which is the kiddie pool (3 feet deep everywhere except where the ride drops you off) this pool was closed as they were doing lifeguard drills. Staff was pretty rude about not allowing you in the pool. Seems they should have finished with training/drills prior to open but what do I know. This ride has 2 person tube or single tube. Typhoon was closed. Sad as it was my favorite ride when I was a kid and I wanted my kid to experience it. Used fast pass for Hurricane falls. We were the only ones in fast pass lane and we got on super quick. Ride was meh. One at Hurricane Harbor in STL was more fun. This ride needs multiple people working it. The poor lifeguard had to walk out of the pool, grab the raft from the lift, bring it to the pool, hold it steady, load passengers, help them push off, then repeat. Ride operations would have been improved by 2 lifeguards. Did all 3 slides on Shark's revenge. The purple one is completely enclosed, dark and has glowy lights. These are tube rides where you can ride a 2 person tube or a single tube. I rode 1 of 3 of Predator's plunge. Red was closed and I rode orange. Allegedly yellow is "slower." These are the slides where you stand on a ledge, they close the plexiglass cover (like a coffin) there is a robotic countdown then you are dropped down. This is a body slide vs using a tube or raft. Kidlet spent lots of time in the wave pool and checked out Captain Kidd's even though some of the slides on there were closed. We skipped: Caribbean Cooler, Crocodile Island, Flamingo Beach club (21+) and splash island. Did not purchase food or snacks. Tried to use our Icee plan. Staff refused to help us. Said we had to go to guest services. Guest services stated staff lied and they can help us and to go back, tell them or look for a supervisor. I chose to go to a different area to get an icee and had no issues. We had 2 icees while there. Pina colada for me and cherry for kidlet. The lockers here were much better (they could be kept open until you were ready to close it) although the locker we had was located in a row with a huge puddle. I was surprised they did not send someone over to sweep/squeegee the water away. They had one water bottle refilling station on the men's restroom but it did not work. The person at the icee hut let me fill my water bottle there. We made it longer at this park than HHSTL (5 hours vs 2). It was fun to revisit a park from my youth and take my kid. If in the area again I would go back, even though this park will no longer be on my Six flags pass as they were purchased and are under the management of Enchanted parks now. Lots of room for improvement with guest interactions but was an enjoyable day.

Wonderful day at Oceans of fun. Kids are having a great time. Almost everything is open. Super hot…read moretoday but plenty of seats still. The park is really clean overall. Guests seem happy here. Fun music playing by the wave pool and free ice water everywhere since it feels like it's 105 already. No issues at all keep it up guys. It's going to be a hot summer.

At first, I thought it was overpriced to ride the KC wheel, but it takes you around at least five…read moretimes! Though, I think the employees forgot about us because we went at least six times and I had to push the emergency button to get off lol. No big deal though. My toddler was just getting antsy and wanted to go play golf after. The view is absolutely gorgeous! It has air conditioning inside. It's completely closed off, feels safe. The employees were friendly! We enjoyed our visit and felt like it was worth it.

Visited the KC Wheel during October last year. They had some fun decor up for Halloween…read more The wheel is nice and actually less scary than the amusement park wheels Views are okay, you're mostly watching the cars on the highway. The mini golf was fun but overall I think the place is kind of small I wish there was more to do so we could stay longer.

turn away twice.. Got there b4 3pm on a Sunday it 12pm to 6pm…read more Disappointed my gdaughter twice

Looks cool saw it when I was there 9 months ago randomly, climbing portion of the attraction has…read morebeen closed, for around 4-5 months arcade remains open, not sure why it's closed they said they're going to relocate and reopen, but haven't yet

Lesley was phenomenal! We had a challenging but fun experience in The Gambler! We will be back!read more

Our 12/13 year old boys had a BLAST here! They found it challenging but not impossible, they had so…read moremuch fun!!