Aqua Adventure Water Park

"The whole place was pretty fun. They check bags to make sure no one brings in anything shady, the whole place was clean, the food was good and the kids had a blast! They have lockers to lock your stuff in and inflatables to rent. If you drive near the back side of it, there's shaded parking for the really hot days. We had a great time."

"I am a season pass holder at this place. Usually it is somewhat of a pleasant experience. Its best to go around 2 pm to avoid all the camps that come. It can be extremely busy. They also have a junior lifeguard program which I discovered today. Seems like a great program. However they could be monitored better by the senior staff. Go see , enjoy and mostly have fun."

"Very small only for the kids , every thing is for rent than why the are getting money for Enter ? , the tube are for rent , there is no shower, outside drinks are not allowed we needs to buy from inside and the price is to high"

"It's frustrating when people can ruin your day, especially when all you want is to spend quality time with your family. We recently visited an Aqua Park as a family. The staff at the gate and front desk were very welcoming. However, the issues began when we wanted to go on the tube rides. First, we were informed that dresses with zippers weren't allowed, but we could still go if we turned the kids' dresses inside out to hide the zippers. We understood this rule and complied. Then, to our surprise, we were told that rings weren't allowed either. As a married couple, we wear rings all the time, and ours don’t have any sharp edges. It started to feel like we were being targeted for some reason. Despite explaining that these were our wedding rings, one lady, who seemed to be a supervisor or at least pretended to be one, insisted that rings were not allowed. Even the person at the gate seemed surprised, as we saw many people with sharp-edged rings passing by. Ultimately, they allowed us to go on the rides after we put plasters around our rings, but it left us questioning the experience. All the other staff were nice and courteous, and we understand that rules are in place for a reason. However, shouldn't these rules be applied uniformly to everyone? Advice: Train your staff PS: The 3 stars are for the other courteous staff members."

"I had a good time here since it was a hot day (approx. 80°). I don't know how to swim, so the lazy river was perfect for me to enjoy the water without worrying about drowning. The water was super clean, and there was no harsh chlorine smell. I would say the park is designed to cater more to children, but adults can certainly enjoy it too. There were a large number of life guards on duty, and they were constantly hollering at people who were not respecting the safety rules, for example entering the lazy river from the sides rather than from the staircases."