瀑布景观室内水上乐园

这个地方非常干净,有8个水滑梯,一个波浪游泳池,还有一个很大的戏水区,有个树屋,上面有倾倒水的大桶,还有2个供成年人使用的热水池,我们玩得很开心。(要注意,这里不能自带食物的,要收一定的费用)。

上周末(10月14日)好像就是淡季,我们全家在那玩得很开心。上午9点一开门(对于旅店里的客人)我们就进去了,因为几乎没有人,我们根本就不用排队,所以30分钟之内就滑完了8个水道。当我们10点半要去做其他事情的时候,人多了起来,但也只有部分水道有一些人在排队。波浪池很好玩,但毕竟有些拥挤。今年同一时间,我还去了大狼屋,那里非常拥挤,我还是喜欢这个水上乐园。如果你住在配套的酒店里,相对大狼窝,会有更好的餐馆可供选择,而且比大狼窝要便宜。但是我儿子喜欢大狼窝,觉得那里气氛更好。我认为大狼窝比水上乐园更大。

我们一大家人来此,玩得非常愉快。虽然非常累,但泡进热水浴缸之后所有的疼痛都烟消云散了,然后再回来和孩子玩。水上乐园的活力非常具有感染力,Falls Ave / Fallsview/赌场附近的水上乐园就是如此。这里的缺点是指路牌不太清晰,好几位侄子用GPS导航,结果去了其它的水上乐园,与我们错过了一个小时。要朝着挂着“赌场”标识的大型塔楼走,而且随时问员工路线。水上乐园在房屋顶上。我们还会再来的。

不同的滑坡和区域,很多适合孩子玩儿的,而且有闲坐区,提供给不想玩儿水的。设施极其干净整洁,有很多浴巾。唯一的缺点是这个地方一直都很多人。

我去过威斯康辛的Dell's水上乐园,所以这里对我们来讲不算是特别了不起。波浪泳池人满为患,而且也很小,大概就一个或者半个学校泳池那么大。其他区域也是那种大小。整体来说还不错,特别是雨天,可以消磨时间。

We were here on a Thursday night and Friday early afternoon. It wasn't very crowded, so the kids were able to really enjoy every part of the park without long lines. They especially loved the big slides and the wave pool. It kept them busy for hours and they had smiles on their faces (ages 9-12). There were enough seats for us to sit and have a "home base" for the kids to check in, and we had a good view. There were two (very) hot tubs for those over 16. The changing areas were very clean, and we liked the bathing suit spinner that practically dried our suits. One suggestion would be to make it more clear how to enter if you're walking in from the street (which we did because our hotel wasn't attached). You need to go into the parking lot that is signed only for the casino and follow signs to the back elevator. From the street you don't really see anything that calls you in there, so our first time going, we accessed it through the big bridge/tunnel of another hotel and had to wait for someone with a key card, and I'm sure that hotel doesn't appreciate people doing that :) Overall though, the kids had a great time and definitely want to go back!

A lot of fun and beats out the other water park in the city by a longshot! Even so, it's not as good as some of the big water parks in the USA. It's very expensive for what you get. It's attached to a hotel and unless you are staying there, it's really expensive. Of course we saw the hotel package rates and there is no way to save any money coming to this park probably because it's right in the middle of cheesy and ultra expensive Clifton Hill. The food is also really expensive.

My grandson is 2 1/2 and he loved the water park. There are lots of activities for all ages. Even the adults were using the slides. My only complaint was the chlorine just sitting at the park was stinging my eyes....but I'm sure I was the only one to notice.

My family and I tried this water park out for a weekend and were overall disappointed. We went in a July weekend (not a long weekend) and it was much too busy. We normally do the Great Wolf Lodge thing but decided to try this one out. The moment you step into the place, you are overwhelmed with the smell of chlorine and it's extremely hot. There are so many parents jammed into little sections wherever you go that it just starts to get a little crazy. You end up waiting for a long time just to go down the slide and people are budding their way into the line. I thought that the park puts way too many people in such a small place. They need to keep an eye out primarily for safety reasons as well. Even the wave pool was jammed! I don't think I will be returning to this water park again - even if it does end up being cheaper than the other water park I mentioned. I guess you get what you pay for. Oh ya..and if you are staying in the adjacent hotels, good luck getting an elevator up to your hotel. It takes FOREVER because there are so many other people doing the exact same thing.

Firstly, I was a bit surprised by the pricing. Part of me likes that it is a flat fee, but part of me feels like it is a lot of money to spend when small children are going to use very little of the facilities.I went with my 2 daughters, ages 4 + 6. All 3 of us love a hot tub ... unfortunately kids aren't allowed in the hot tub + because I had to supervise them, none of us got to go in the hot tub. My kids aren't super swimmers or big risk takers, and had never been to such a big waterpark before. They weren't super keen on the slides - my one daughter did no slides, and the other daughter did the same tiny slide 3 times. Thankfully they loved the wave pool so we spent most of our time in there. I get the comments that 'there is something for everyone' but at the steep price of admission, that something better entertain you for several hours, and I can see why it wouldn't be worth it for you if you aren't going to be entertained for hours in a wave pool and big slides.The facilities feel a bit rundown, which is fine, they are clean which is evident by the burning sensation in your eyes from all the chlorine. The locker room was like a public pool, pretty bare bones. They do NOT have hairdryers which surprised me. The shower was too hot for my kids and there was no temperature control and you kept having to press the button which is super annoying. Costs: Lockers are $10 for large which is unavoidable in the Winter. We stayed at another hotel - parking was $20 to park below the park, but we parked across the street for $5 and it wasn't a big deal to walk across the street. Costco sells etickets for $28, so a great savings. They emailed me the tickets within hours of ordering them online. Would I go again? Probably, but not for a while until my kids get more adventurous. Would I recommend it? For families with kids who are going to do the slides for hours it would be great, but don't expect good food or fancy locker rooms.

Kids loved it and so did the adults. We stayed at a hotel attached to the park so it was very handy with the kids!

Loved the waterpark, something for everyone. Food a little pricey, greta indoor walkway to hotel. Kids loved it!

Maybe it's because my kids haven't been to GWL but they have been to calypso in Ottawa but they love fallsview Water park! It's our second time going and my kids are 10 and 6 they were so excited to be there. My only complaint is the price of the lockers and the showers in the main area are freezing cold. So my advice would be shower in the private stalls in the change rooms even though there are only two. Oh and use the bathing suit ringer/dryer it works!!! We left for meals and returned later. Once you have your wrist band you can come and go. If you get your wristband from one of the hotels you get in earlier which was awesome. The days we went the lines were minimal. Kids can't wait to return.

For a random weekend in February - I couldn't believe how packed this place was. The chlorine was over powering - I felt the need to leave after 5-10 minutes of searing eye pain. The toddler slides were just wet slides, the kids could barely slide all the way down without manually pushing themselves. The adult slides ripped up your back as you went. And the fact that you can't even bring in a morning coffee with you is ridiculous. Definitely worth it to spend the extra cash and go to Great Wolf Lodge if you are looking for a waterpark experience. We spent all that money and ended up having a better time at the hotel pool :(

This was the second time we visited this indoor waterpark. My boys are 7 and 9 and they were eager to go back after our first visit. We booked an overnight package with Crowne Plaza and the price was reasonable, definitely cheaper than Great Wolf Lodge. The convenience of staying in an attached hotel is great, especially in the winter. In the evening, we walked to Rainforest Cafe, the Hershey Store and an arcade without stepping outside. When the temperature is below zero that is a big plus. Some of the lines for the slides are a bit too long, so my boys preferred to spend a lot of time in the wave pool. The Planet Hollywood restaurant in the waterpark offered affordable choices so you don't have to leave or change clothes to eat.