The manager said they were NOT at full capacity and it was less crowded and they’d been cleaning more and requiring masks. My husband called and spoke with a manager about what they’re doing to keep patrons safe. We’ve been before without too many issues, but with Covid we had concerns.

We planned this trip as a surprise for our twins birthday. For $900 on a 2 night/water park package I would expect A LOT better. Prepackaged cereal, no fruit, no meats, no sweets/deserts, weak, crappy coffee, and instructions from the hostess on how to 'clean up your own space when you leave' about sums it up. The 'complimentary' breakfast is a joke! The most disgusting biscuit and gravy dumped in a Styrofoam cup was the BEST offering. just maintenance and cleaning issues mostly. The bathroom shower will likely leak all over your floor (just ensure the curtain tucks inside). The bunk bed areas must be too high/crowded for the staff to clean. We found a red stain on a pillowcase and trash in our rooms. Even though there are signs for quiet hours after 10pm, just expect it. Also just expect kids running up and down the halls like thunder until the same midnight timeframe. Expect this to happen every 5 minutes until about 11:30pm. Where to begin? Doors slam (by design) and make the entire building shake.

Expect to find the same apathetic lifeguard faces behind the ticket counter. Avoid the end of the day when the teens will sweep through there and wipe out all the tickets (and the staff will not replenish the machines). I recommend watching others put money into machines to note which ones are broken and which have the best token to ticket ratio before you play. Some machines were broke down (some with signs, some without). I recommend the German food joint.Ībout what you would expect.lots of money for tokens that turn into tickets to exchange for Chinese plastic toys. Skip the crappy pizza/food in the arcade and visit the wonderful options nearby in town. The chlorinated air is sickening after a full day, so take breaks. I did witness lifeguards practicing drills, stopping bad behavior, and helping organize life jackets/tubes. Basically, when we went (spring break timing), it was too busy, but the park also needs some upkeep and cleaning. You can't pick the clientele either that visit this park with you, so there's that. The lazy river was more like a 'meat river' with oversized tubes and too many peeps. The yellow body slide can hurt if you don't tuck your arms/elbows in. Kids & Dad liked the 4 slides albeit apathetic looks on the teenage lifeguard's faces (would it kill you to smile?) and small kids pushing past you to cut the lines. Kids enjoyed it (10/8/6), but parents noticed problems.

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