You might want to watch your kids a little closer to be sure.Īll in all, it was still a great experience. This place seemed a little lacking when we were there, at least compared to a lot of water parks we go to. We’ve been to a lot of indoor water parks, and one thing I always look for is how many lifeguards they’ve got. It’s pretty awesome that they have an adults-only pool, although it’s pretty open and you can pretty much see your kids playing at the other play areas, but maybe that’s a good thing too… Our Final Thoughts Mom and Dad can relax in the hot tub where the water is roughly 99-101 degrees. Palm Cove is a tropical oasis for our adult guests only. Lost Treasure Lagoon is a family friendly leisure pool with a few exciting elements including basketball goals, lily pads, and spinning vortex. It will definitely be open in the summer. Unfortunately this pool was closed when we were there, so we didn’t get to try it. Spraying geysers and splashing water elements are included in the lagoon. Doubloon Lagoonĭoubloon Lagoon is our outdoor pool with a zero depth entry. Toddlers have their own attractions designed for them. The Splish Splash Pool is designated for our junior buccaneers in training. Jolly Roger Jetty lets you ride through seven serpentine curves as you are hurled around the thrilling turns and end in our splash pool! Splish Splash Pool The slides then finishes with a splash down in run-out. Silverbeard’s Revenge lets riders accelerate down the slide and are thrust into a large bowl where your inner tube will spiral towards the center. A fast and winding course spits you out in our splash pool.
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Pirate’s Plunder is a full enclosed body slide. It twists and turns through a winding course before spitting you out in a run-out. Scallywag Scuttle is an entirely enclosed body slide. The Big Slides: Scallywag Scuttle, Pirate’s Plunder, Silverbeard’s Revenge, Jolly Roger Jetty Ten platforms and nearly 50 interactive play features will keep all hands on deck. This three story structure brings together every member of the family. There’s a Lazy river that goes all around the park too, so that was cool. It was also really warm inside and the water felt awesome.ĭescriptions are from the official Big Splash Adventure site, you can go check them out if you want more information on these attractions. Upon entering the 40,000 square foot water park area, you’ll immediately feel how huge the area is (looked almost like a gigantic greenhouse). There’s an area called The Galley where there are arcades and video games,Įven a pretty crazy GYRO RIDE, if you’re brave enough to try it. The towels are available right when you go in, but we suggest that you come in early because they look like they run out really fast.
Lockers are available for rental for $10 for small and $15 for large Life jackets are provided, they seem to accommodate all sizes. For more information on Waterpark Operating Hours visit their site at
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