Splash Kingdom Waterparks Reviews

Dont RecommendThis place is irritating, disgusting, and unsafe. Let me start by saying I purchased season passes for my family of four when it first opened for the summer, so I have been here four or five times before writing this review. - When you first walk in, the security will check your bag for food and drinks. Their so-called policy online is very vague; you're only allowed to bring in one unopened water per person and a toddler-sized snack for kids under 5. BUT the person checking the bag gets to determine the size. For example, my 5-year-old was only allowed to have one cheese stick, not two sticks. I know my 5-year-old isn't the only kid who eats more than one cheese stick. - Next are the bathrooms; the women's bathroom is so disgusting, no matter what time of day it is. The smell can be compared to an overused porta-potty; it's enough to discourage you from using the bathroom stalls. Sadly, it's the only private place to change clothes. - Lastly, the lifeguards move around but don't react to any of the kids who are hurt or drowning. Mostly focus on other little things, such as telling people not to sit on the side of the toddler activity area. I watched two kids coughing up water, not even a "are you okay" from the lifeguard. A 1-year-old moved just in time before the giant bucket of water tipped over her head—zero situational awareness from the lifeguard. Three kids slipped on the concrete near the 2-4-year-old Nemo slide. I witnessed two kids rubbing their butts or sides on the ground as they came down the slides in the front of the kids' activity area. Another kid got kicked in the back of the head because the kid behind him, on the back long slide, didn't want to wait for him to finish sliding down and move out of the way. There were also two young kids in the kids' activity area without any adults with them. If I had to guess their ages, maybe 4 and 5 years old. More than likely siblings. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this place.