I have been coming to El Paso for years. I just found out about the water parks a few weeks ago. It's fun, but small. The people who work there really need to get their act together through. It literally took about 40 minutes between us showing up and being able to tough the water. At first there was a family of 6 who wanted to get season passes in front of us. I guess the lady working the counter never did the passes before because there was another person helping her. Thats OK, because we all have to learn. But the issue was there the other 4 people in the office did not bother to open a second window even though there was a line. That took at least 15 minutes. When it was out turn, I asked the lady if there were lockers. "Yes"... great. But when we got to the lockers, the payment system did not work. I asked one of the nearby lifeguard, and he said that they have never really worked since they opened. Why were we not told that. Back out to the car to drop our stuff off. We got into the park a second time. My son wanted to ride the wave board. When we got there, they asked where out wrist band was. Um, what wrist band? Back up to the front again to sign a waiver. Again, why were not told this when we went in. We were finally able to touch the water. BUT.... then the lifeguards started to cycle through the stations. My son rode the wave board and the surfboard several times. When the third lifeguard came through, he refused to let my son wide the surfboard unless he could "prove himself" by kneeling on the wave board for 30 seconds. WTH. Since he has never did that before he failed the "30 second" rule. I finally had to tell the lifeguard to let my son ride the surfboard since he did it already several times. But he only let him ride once because the other 2 times were taken up by the lifeguard's strange kneel waveboard rides. There was plenty of security and a lot of lifeguards which is great and safe since there were several young kids there.
Nancy K
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June 15, 2024
First time here and our experience was great my son really enjoyed it! We went as soon as they opened to get shade and we did. I recommend going early to get the good spots. The prices are ok. Didn’t know u can take food and a cooler inside. I believe they charge 25.00 or 20.00 bucks. If I knew u could take food I would at least taken some snacks and plenty of water. They do sell food there. I recommend going with the family.it’s more for small kids pool. Oh yeah and the lifeguards are always checking non stop. Good thing.
ladi da
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July 16, 2022
This is really nice. We arrived at opening on Saturday morning and stayed a few hours. I like the fact the wave rider is no additional cost. Just make sure you sign the waiver when you enter and get a wrist ban. There were plenty of places to sit. I'm visiting the area and everyone seems so perky and nice.
Blake Sporer
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June 17, 2023
Dirty, and bad managements. Arrived in the morning and the kids pool was filthy, pretty obvious it hadn’t been cleaned. They don’t allow to to bring anything but have poor over priced options for food purchase. $5.41 for one slice of pizza, with no option to buy a whole one. The one plus is all of the staff around the pool and food service are very friendly. It’s not worth the convenience of being nearby when you have the public splash pads available
B Monarez
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August 02, 2021
The park is large, has plenty of seating available and has plenty of lifeguards surveying the park as well as security. We arrived at around 12 on a Sunday. The water had some dead insects and dirt. No food is allowed, you can buy food, however, it is pricey.
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I have been coming to El Paso for years. I just found out about the water parks a few weeks ago. It's fun, but small. The people who work there really need to get their act together through. It literally took about 40 minutes between us showing up and being able to tough the water. At first there was a family of 6 who wanted to get season passes in front of us. I guess the lady working the counter never did the passes before because there was another person helping her. Thats OK, because we all have to learn. But the issue was there the other 4 people in the office did not bother to open a second window even though there was a line. That took at least 15 minutes. When it was out turn, I asked the lady if there were lockers. "Yes"... great. But when we got to the lockers, the payment system did not work. I asked one of the nearby lifeguard, and he said that they have never really worked since they opened. Why were we not told that. Back out to the car to drop our stuff off. We got into the park a second time. My son wanted to ride the wave board. When we got there, they asked where out wrist band was. Um, what wrist band? Back up to the front again to sign a waiver. Again, why were not told this when we went in. We were finally able to touch the water. BUT.... then the lifeguards started to cycle through the stations. My son rode the wave board and the surfboard several times. When the third lifeguard came through, he refused to let my son wide the surfboard unless he could "prove himself" by kneeling on the wave board for 30 seconds. WTH. Since he has never did that before he failed the "30 second" rule. I finally had to tell the lifeguard to let my son ride the surfboard since he did it already several times. But he only let him ride once because the other 2 times were taken up by the lifeguard's strange kneel waveboard rides. There was plenty of security and a lot of lifeguards which is great and safe since there were several young kids there.
First time here and our experience was great my son really enjoyed it! We went as soon as they opened to get shade and we did. I recommend going early to get the good spots. The prices are ok. Didn’t know u can take food and a cooler inside. I believe they charge 25.00 or 20.00 bucks. If I knew u could take food I would at least taken some snacks and plenty of water. They do sell food there. I recommend going with the family.it’s more for small kids pool. Oh yeah and the lifeguards are always checking non stop. Good thing.
This is really nice. We arrived at opening on Saturday morning and stayed a few hours. I like the fact the wave rider is no additional cost. Just make sure you sign the waiver when you enter and get a wrist ban. There were plenty of places to sit. I'm visiting the area and everyone seems so perky and nice.
Dirty, and bad managements. Arrived in the morning and the kids pool was filthy, pretty obvious it hadn’t been cleaned. They don’t allow to to bring anything but have poor over priced options for food purchase. $5.41 for one slice of pizza, with no option to buy a whole one. The one plus is all of the staff around the pool and food service are very friendly. It’s not worth the convenience of being nearby when you have the public splash pads available
The park is large, has plenty of seating available and has plenty of lifeguards surveying the park as well as security. We arrived at around 12 on a Sunday. The water had some dead insects and dirt. No food is allowed, you can buy food, however, it is pricey.