POSITIVES:\r
This is one of the rare water parks that are truely kiddie friendly. Parents are allowed to ride/play side-by-side at all time (this is unlike Seame Place or Six Flags, where you kids will compete vs immature big kids in the same kiddie area; nor like Dorney Park, where height restriction is so strictly enforced that parents could only be in observation mode).\r
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NEGATIVES:\r
1) Why would a business takes only CASH or DISCOVER CARD (no Visa, no Mastercard, no AmEx) at admission? Take a wild guess. (wink wink wink...)\r
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2) The admission is very expensive. The amusement rides are all kiddie style in basically your local 4-H quality on a gravel lot. Parking lot looks like a trailer park (not paved of course). The waterpark is very small (i.e., very crowded). No wave pool, lily pod, et al. 2 adults + 2 kids = $80. No corporate nor AAA discount et al. $15 more would get us to Dorney Park which is like 6-8 times the scale.\r
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3) Operating hours are questionable. I mean, 10am-6pm already does not sound right when admission is expensive. But what ticked me off is that.....the waterpark actually closes at 5:30pm, not 6pm as advertised. To make it worst, the staff's mindset is that waterpark hours = amusement park hours. So most of the rides would shut-off after 5:30pm too. We got turned away at multiple rides from 5:35pm - 5:45pm, this is extremely absurd, almost a fraud. The staff was very rude when I complainted - it's like . they go home at 6pm is more important than everything else. This is unlike Dorney or Sesame, where the amusement side is still open for another few hours after the waterpark closes. (in fact, both places *clear* the lines even at closing time so nobody would get turned away)\r
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So, unless your family have kiddies that could not play independently, think twice before going there. I won't go back for sure.\r
Pros: Truely kiddie friendly
Cons: No visa/mastercard accepted; Small and dated facility; Rude and insensitive staff
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