grand paradise water park

Very reasonable price. Kids had a BLAST! Many eateries close by or you can also eat there. We went for the 4th of July so we got to see firework show first. A delightful plus!

Good for kids, not so much for adults. You have to buy EVERY thing inside. You cannot take even water to the park. Anyway, the water in the lazy river was a little dirty, lots of stuff floating....My 7 year nephew had fun in the slides but after long lines. No showers. No little lifesavers or floating devices for babies. If it thunders, the close the park and you have to wait. If they decide it is too stormy, they give you a refund after one hour of wait and it is only 100% of the ticket if you go some other day after certain hours. They have a very complicate return system.

I have made several visits this summer with friends and my 8 year old nephew. There's a lazy river, a huge kids play area, several slides, a splash area, and a 4ft and shallower pool. On busy days there is often a shortage of lounge chairs and even regular chairs without renting a cabana. This is my only true complaint is I don't think I should have to rent a cabana to be able to sit. We purchased season passes in April for $50 a person which is definitely the way to go, I don't know that I would pay the $25 a person a day. I also purchased a refillable cup early in the season for $5 and love the $2 refills. I think the food prices are in line with the average for this type of attraction but we rarely stay more than half a day and don't eat while we are there.

This is not a large water park but its so nice because its not crowded at all. It's more geared toward younger kids with the lazy river, 3 kiddie areas with splash pools and slides, but there are 4 big water slides too. There are covered cabanas throughout for rent. There are several places for shade. The food prices are reasonable as are the admission prices. Well worth the trip! My only advice is to wear swim shoes because the pavement gets really hot!