Great place for the kids. A lot of life guards really watching what's going on. Birthday parties are timed through out the day (limited rooms). It was great for my 5 year old.
Some Monday's they have $3 total cost for you and toddler. It is so fun. Bring a hat to keep water off your toddler's face. Free life jackets. Bring a swim diaper. This facility is inside so a great year round place. Quite expensive if going not during toddler time.
My son enjoyed himself. Went for a birthday party. You have to watch your child bc the life guards can't watch every single child. Also if your child can't swim make sure they have a vest on.
We had a great time! This is not a huge waterpark like you might find at a resort, but it's the perfect size for an afternoon of fun. There's a big area for smaller children, with 3 different slides and other fun splashing activities. All ages will enjoy the whirlpool and lazy river, and those over 48" will enjoy a 3-story slide. The lifeguards do a great job keeping everything orderly and the pool area is very clean.
Too much chlorine. Too ratchet for my liking. Locker room disgusting we will never step foot here again.
A fantastic value! Our child loves every visit, and we go often. The front desk staff are always friendly, everything seems well maintained and clean, and the lifeguards are very attentive.
Great place to take kids of all ages. I'm not sure about the weekend but we've gone twice during the week and it's not crowded at all. The changing room and showers are clean. Well staffed with lifeguards. I have no complaints.
I have taken my children there for almost every "toddler meet and greet" day. It's a great way to save some money and, for the most part, avoid having lots of big kids around. The people working the front desk are always nice and friendly. In contrast, I think to be a lifeguard at Ray's you are not allowed to smile AT ALL. And, you are definitely your kids best lifeguard!
I definitely recommend going here. Your kids will love it and look forward to going back!
We go to the preschool splash time from 10a-3p a couple Mondays a month. It's free for parents and $3 per child. It's super packed early and it's hard to find parking on the preschool days, but if you go after 12p it's pretty much cleared out. The locker rooms are questionable, but it's public. Just keep it moving.The splash park is great, but definitely take goggles if going underwater. The amount of kids that go through that place.They definitely need extra chlorine and you can smell it in the air most days. Other than that, it's a great time. Definitely recommend if you have a couple hours free time with the kids. Three slides for the little ones, a big slide, a lazy river, a strong current whirl pool attached to the lap pool with b-ball hoops and a volleyball net.