This was our 1st time being here under the new ownership. We got Groupon tickets which made the day really affordable for 7 people. Much cleaner than it used to be. Very family friendly. Not crowded on a Monday morning, pretty busy right after lunch, and then started dying down around 4. You can’t bring food in which means leaving the park to go get something or packing food n your car. We’ll definitely go back.

First of all, if you are local, buy the Gold ($29.95) or Silver ($19.95) Pass of All Passes that are good for one year. That way you get the most bang for your buck by using all the different locations. Parking is $10.00 per vehicle. Lockers are available for $10.00 with credit card only. Purchase your locker code at a kiosk. Saturday, single use teenager ticket was $22.95. Tubes were $6.00 for a single and $11.00 for a double. When you return your tube, you get $1.00 refunded. You must have a wrist band to return a tube. There are no discounts with the Pass of All Passes for tubes. If you need to leave the park, remember to get a stamp on your hand for free reentry, this includes parking. We went right at 10:00 am when they opened. There was ample parking with ADA parking and large RV parking. There is free parking one block West. The ticket booths were confusing at best. There were several booths, but until you actually got up to the window you didn't know, (have any signs,) if that booth was open or not. There were several people standing at each booth only to realize that there wasn't anyone there to purchase your ticket from. Online ticket sales and to purchase the Pass of All Passes you must go inside the building to the North of the ticket booth. The employees there were knowledgeable, happy to help and friendly. Quick service with the passes. Kudos to those folks. Not bad if they had the door open to the office area, but they didn't. So I had to stand in a regular ticket purchase line to get enough space for our wheelchair through. Not enough space for wheelchairs and people passing. The grounds were fairly clean. The grass was dead in most areas. There were lots of tall weeds, over 3ft. The deck area was obviously dirty and the table and lounge chairs had spilled drinks, food and debris on them. The wave pool didn't work. I asked about why and no one seemed to have a clue. BTW, I asked five different employees. Several of the slides were not operable. The lazy river and two of the kids areas were working. I tried the Korean BBQ for lunch. The price seemed high at $12.00 a plate for teriyaki chicken, super small salad and macaroni. But that is what you get at an amusement park. Drinks were only $1.00 for water and 12oz soda. Not bad food. The employees were very friendly. The area was clean including the area inside the food prep building, as far as I could see. The women's restrooms didn't have showers. There were lots of toilets and a few stalls to change your clothes in. There was only one, possibly two, ADA toilet stalls. There wasn't a hand or swimming suit dryer and one of the two paper towel dispensers didn't work. I could only find one drinking/water fountain. It was clean and modern so that you could properly fill a water bottle. There were an appropriate number of Life Guards present. They changed positions according to the law and had to proper rescue gear present. There were two uniformed, armed security guards roaming the entire area, keeping everyone safe. Over all we had a good time. The pool water appeared clean without excessive chlorine. There were no "poop" or vomit accidents while we were there.