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    Splash Pad

    3.7 (15 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 4:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Andrea T.

    It's very clean and staff is visible always there's a food truck and the water is nice and fresh not cold at all and free so you can't beat that Had to wait in line for opening time so if you want to get a table be there early to find parking and get in line

    The splash area :)
    Mari H.

    Five stars for overall cleanliness and fun. *mask usage for ppl on the sidelines is not enforced* Lots of places to sit under a shade if you're able to find a spot or people are nice enough to share a table. There is an attendant working and walks around now and then. Overall really cool place. *forgot to mention there are restrooms and rinse areas*

    Awesome place to take your kids! My daughter enjoyed it so much. Wish there was more shade and parking lot because you have to park in the street (one way streets).

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    Melody M.

    I have a lot to say. I really wanted it to be good, honestly. High hopes. I went last week because it was posted online that they were open. I got my son all excited. We showed up and it was closed (even tho the water was running. strange). I spotted a worker who said it would be open within a few days. Cool. So I show up today. I was completely unaware that there are sessions. 1-2pm session and 2:30-3:30 session. No info is posted online about that. I showed up at 2:45 and got in a huge line. I figured 45 min of play would be ok. The line was moving well. Then it stopped with 3 more families waiting in line. The worker (young female brunette with mask) says nothing to the people waiting in line. We have no idea why the line stopped. Capacity maybe?? No clue. Time is ticking. It got to 3:20. A few people in line started asking "are you gonna let us in? Are you closing at 3:30? There's only a few minutes left. Can u tell us what's going on?" It was loud enough to be heard by the workers. They ignored us. Promptly at 3:30 she comes to the gate and says "thank u for coming. We are now closed." WHAT THE F! We waited in this heat and asked repeatedly, just to be ignored! The sad thing is, this place looks like a lot of fun. My poor son was so devastated. Assholes.

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    El lugar le falta amor, pero los niños se divierten mucho y eso para mi es suficiente

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    Don't understand the negative reviews. This place was great for kids, had plenty of seating area and best of all, it was free!

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    I booked online and used Applepay to pay for the room, which turned out to be a big mistake that…read morecost me 40 minutes in line. Use a credit card to book your room, so you can use their quick check in line. Either way, make sure you take the exact card you use to book for checking in. Before you go, buy the discounted dining deal. You can only buy it in advance, and the food and drinks are pretty pricey, so you will spend $$$. I also suggest attaching your credit card to your wristband for convenience. We really enjoyed the pizza place onsite. We checked in on a Sunday and it was a bit crowded, but we managed to do it all in three hours. The kids loved the bunk bed, and my only complaint about our room is that the tub faucet leaked. The next day, we packed a bag with a change of clothes that we fit into a small locker for $12, and went back into the waterpark for a couple more hours. I recommend packing travel toiletries for a quick shower before leaving. They have plenty of showers, changing rooms, and a swimsuit dryer, but no toiletries in the waterpark bathrooms. Waterpark towels are provided and must be checked out and in or you'll be charged, so don't lose them. There's a water bottle refill station in the waterpark near the bathrooms. We didn't try many of the activities offered except for the arcade that offered packages starting at $35. Lastly, be sure to pay for parking before you leave. That was also $35. All in all, we got a deal on the room but spent more on food, drinks, games, and parking combined. My kids are 5 and 10, and they were able to go on just about everything that was open. One day was plenty of time if you don't plan on doing all of the activities.

    The worst customer service EVER. I tried to ask for a bag at the front desk because I was going to…read morethrow up from suddenly getting the stomach flu..and you know what the guy tells me? He says "sorry we don't have that" Doesn't even bother to find me some kind of plastic bag or cup to throw up in. Doesn't direct me to the nearest restroom or gift shop--NOTHING. I nearly collapsed. I've been sick as a dog here and they didn't bother to refund the trip, even partially. The customer service here is extremely cold. They don't care at all about the condition you are in and don't offer any suggestions to keep you comfortable if you're sick. Also our room wasn't even ready after 4pm. Worst check in experience ever. Loud noise all through the night of kids screaming and running around. There was also a gas leak event that happened in Garden Grove that they didn't even alert us all about. Absolute negligence for the customer. Will NOT return and caution everyone who is looking to stay here, that they don't value the customer.

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    The water park is cute for what it is; it costs about $32 to get in. The price is alright, but I…read morewould not pay it because the water park itself is very small. Only a couple of slides, a lazy river, and a kids area are there. Pretty small, but I think the price can be a bit cheaper for the content it provides. That said, I went on Glow Night, where tickets are just about 17 bucks, I believe I paid. You get about 3 hours of night time fun from 7 to 10, and it's pretty great for a summer day. You can buy some glow tubes for about 10 bucks and ride the lazy river glowing in the dark. That was fun, and it was worth the money. We were able to do everything in less than 2 hours, so the 3 hours for the price and for what you get, I think, is a good deal. Paying the 32 for me seems steep, but then again, it was pretty fun. I personally would not pay that price because you can go to bigger ones for a couple of dollars more. Regardless, it was a blast, and my kids had a blast. Everyone was nice, and the place was kept clean and safe. Plenty of parking

    Who knew Palmdale had its own little water park? Admission is $26 for kids under 48 inches and $32…read morefor adults, with special discounts available for Palmdale residents. The park is on the smaller side, but it's perfect for families with young children. There's a sweet little kids' area with toddler friendly slides, a relaxing lazy river, and a few bigger slides for those over 48 inches tall. We rented a small locker for the whole day for just $8, which was perfect for keeping our valuables safe and dry. It was such a fun day out with the family. And the best part? Parking is free , a rare treat in California!

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    2.5(1.2k reviews)
    24.5 mi

    Came here this past weekend for a birthday party . The food has definitely gone down I tired the…read more Pizza very bland not good . The burgers were 2/10 they monger offer with lettuce tomato pickle only have cheese and sauce so that was terrible and they took the lids for the sodas very inconvenient when flys and bees coming around . Also tried the asada tacos they were probably the worst tacos I've had . Definitely will pack food next time cause was definitely a waste of money . But of course the rides and water play is always a good time .

    We got lost getting to the park. Google maps will take you to their employee parking. Take Via…read moreVerde 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

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