Splashdown

"Pros- good variety of slides, well organised queuing Cons- absolutely horribly changing rooms, loads of outdoor shoe dirt on the floor, air so thick with chemicals it stung your eyes. The website states upper BMI guide of 30. Absolutely loads of people have a BMI over this now and the tyre rides just aren't suitable. Husband wasn't able to stay in the ring despite best efforts sprained his thumb trying to do so, and a bigger lady had to turn back when it became apparent after a long queue that she couldn't stay in either, and left with her kids. I'm aware there's discussion of this in the website but a notice next to the tyre queue would save people disappointment- or you could just supply some larger rings?"

"Kids loved it. It was OK for me. No long waiting times and when waiting, it's in water for few rides so the kids aren't bored and bothering us."

"It was okay, wasn’t much slides for children under 5. Pros: Friendly and helpful staff and the slides are fun for over 5. The queuing system was fantastic and wasn’t overcrowded. Cons: the changing facilities was gross and out dated. A spectator had a dog with them on the premises and NO it wasn’t a guide dog. Overall, you get what you pay for and for a family of 4 £66 for 3hrs is a good deal. But the whole changing room fiasco has put me off from going to a water park in the U.K."

"The one star is for the friendly staff. Otherwise I would not putting any stars here. The swimming pool is absolutely disgusting and the changing rooms too. There is black mould up the walls and green algy all around the rims of the pool. The floor is disgusting and smelt or urine in areas. It's so cold inside that we had to leave early. Can't believe we paid £55 for this place. It needs a major refresh. Actually scrap that. It needs burning down and starting over. Tip: don't wear your jewellery unless you want it coming out black."

"Absolutely fantastic place to go. August 2022 No swimming just 10 water slides. All different levels of scaryness and ride drops, but all the rides are coded for steepness, length and height of the pool that you end up in. Lot of walking and can't imagine it during the colder months. As the outdoor slides although a sunny end of August day. My son and daughters enjoyed 2 1/2 hours of slidetastic entertainment. Nothing similar in the area, however was disappointing that there was no disabled lifts. Or any disabled facilities. As I have a paralysed right leg and can walk with a crutch, but no way that I could manage the amount of stairs required to enjoy the water park. I would have loved to have enjoyed this with my children- but had to spectate, which costs £5.50 ! You do get a free drink at the cafe, but come on, cost me £71 in total for 3 children for 2 hours and 2 spectators. I'm sure this could be easily altered for the able disabled, just by adding a few lifts to the slides. And to charge for spectators is almost criminal- as I didn't have any choice but to wait for my children. Not quite sure why they have to charge for people who either can't due to disability or simply cannot afford to pay to watch. And you can't see much from the seating area apart from a blocked view of the slides exit points. But overall my kids loved it, so did my older daughter. So prepare to be cold if your going on the slides and prepare to be bored whilst waiting 2 1/2 hours for your kids to enjoy what is a totally disabled unfriendly attraction."