Wild Water Kingdom

if you love the water, make sure you make an effort to come here.
from a guy who spent a great deal of his summer childhood in and around this park, this park is amazing for anyone, depending on how fast or how slow you want to go, there is something for everyone, from the lazy river, to super fast slides, you decide which pace you want to go at. come as early as you can maybe like 30 minutes before the doors open and your guaranteed to have a great day at this wild kingdom.
a couple of tips
bring sunscreen, bring a cooler full of food (you can come and go as you please for that day) rent a locker.
the only negatives are, how much wasted room there is, and some of the facilities are not as clean as they once were and that the lifeguards/​staff/​security are not always the friendliest, but then again, dealing with the kind of people they do in a season, cut them some slack, and you will get some in return

I went to the Kingdom yesterday and actually had a great time. The water slides are great, some are high with fast drops, some rock you side to side, some are dark tunnels, and it’s all fun! Even the short slides are cool too. The lazy river is relaxing and the wave pool is entertaining. There is also a pool area with a bar where a DJ plays good island tunes. The prices is a bit expensive $ 33 for this place, but there are always online deals if you search. On the side for additional costs there is also mini putt golf, face-​drop zip lining, and rock climbing. I’d recommend coming here at least once for the summer.

Visited with my daughter (11) and her friend (12) yesterday. Gave it two stars because the girls had a decent time as there were no line ups for the slides.
In a nutshell:
10 $ for parking
98 $ for the three of us to enter the park
12 $ for a double tube rental
10 $ for a super small locker rental– it would fit a medium purse nothing more
We did not buy food as I am sure that public health would close most of them down if inspected. None of the regular food safety rules appeared to be followed. Of particular concern was a dirty shopping cart filled with corn covered with a dirty towel.
The washroom was disgusting… The girls and drove home in our bathing suits as we couldn’t bring ourselves to use the bathroom again.
There is no landscaping or any attempt to make the grounds look decent. Peeling paint, weeds, long grass and litter is pretty much the standard here.
I would not… and I repeat… I would not trust the safety of your kids to the lifeguards here. Noticed many if the male guards focused on getting phone numbers from young female patrons instead of focused on their job.
Pack food!!! As per my comment above, there’s really no choice. You need to leave the park to eat it, there are picnic areas surrounding the parking lot.
In short, if you have 100+ bucks to spend and aren’t picky then go ahead. There were lots of people there, so maybe most people don’t care??? As for me I won’t be back, I didn’t feel safe there and unfortunately I think it’s only a matter of time before someone gets hurt, food poisoning
or some type of infectious disease from the gross washroom

What a complete waste of a day!
So we purchased the $ 18 Groupon coupons for a whole day access to the park, and thought it was a deal because they normally charge around $ 34 for an entire day. I forgot to check the reviews on this place, and I have buyers remorse. This place is worth $ 5, and maybe $ 10 if everything is open.
You have to pay $ 10 to park in a dirt lot. I was expecting something paved with nice sidewalks or marked pedestrian paths like every other amusement style park has. The first sign of trouble was that it was a beautiful Sunday and the parking lot was nearly empty.
Then, after you pay HST (Groupons don’t include tax), they have a sign at the entrance that some slides were closed, which I did not pay any attention to because I did not realize at the time that it meant more than 50% of the park was closed. 2 of the 4 main slides and the entire kids area was closed. Also 1 of the 2 mini golf courses were open, and the 1 that was open had a honey bee infestation and a hole that eats your golf ball.
The general feel for the park is that it has not been renovated since it was opened in the 1980’s. Many of the buildings are in disrepair. They charge $ 5 + $ 5 deposit for small dirty lockers that have not been repaired since they were installed.
They allow no outside food into the park, yet almost no food vendors were open. Luckily we planned ahead and packed a lunch and left it in the car. However, the park was so bad, we left in 2 hours.
The park attempts to nickel and dime its customers even more. They charge extra if you want your own tube (~$ 8) but the park was dead, so we were able to survive with the park community tubes. They also charge extra for a a zip line over the park (~$ 15 – 20) or if you want to rent your own gazebo ($ 50/​day) by the pool.
The park also has a driving range, a drive in move theater and some sort of inflated dome sporting complex (that was in ruins when I was there), but the water park was such a disappointment I did not check these items out. That said, I would not be surprised if they charged extra for them.
Basically this place under-​delivers. I would not recommend this water park unless you want to ruin your day.

this place is a joke!!!
this is definitely not canada’s «largest water park». Even canada’s wonderland mini water park was bigger and 10x more fun than this.
This place is so dirty, and TINY. There was only about 17 slides. I finished this place within one hour, packed up my stuff and in my wet swim suit drove to Canada’s wonderland and continued the rest of the adventure there. That’s how bad it was.
Finished all the slides within 1 hour on a busy summer day! That really says something.

Oh boy.
My water park adventure landed on a day when their slides weren’t operating. Apparently the day before one of the water pipes broke and they were trying to fix it. So all but 2 out of the 16 slides were operating. That alone would not warrant them a one star. I’m rational. Things happen. I was annoyed they did not update their website to let people know though. I literally checked the site 30 minutes before I drove out to Brampton around 11 am (not right when it opened) and nope, no news at all. Was only told the news when I got there and ready to park. Now that I’m at the door, OBVIOUSLY I’m not going to turn back and head home. It took me 45 minutes to get there! Anyways, all this annoyance would only dock them one star.
Two stars are docked for cleanliness. The lazy river was full of leaves, random stuff floating around. I don’t even want to know what all those «stuff» are. They do have people in the river using nets to catch all the stuff floating around, but obviously that’s not solving the problem. And they have signs that says everyone in the waters MUST wear proper swim wear for hygienic reasons. Well I think that sign is just for show. I see people wearing jeans or pants and just in the water walking around, or pushing people in the tubes. It almost seems normal and the staff does not bat an eyelash.
Another star is docked for upkeep. A lot of places need to be repainted.
So I paid for admissions, parking, locker, food, and a tube. And I got to spend my day in the lazy river and the wave pool multiple times. Not very good value at all. It almost feels like the management at this park just could care less. If you are looking for a water adventure, I’d head to the water park at Wonderland instead. A bit pricier, but a great value for everything that comes with the admission price.
On a side note, I will say that the food prices were more than reasonable for an amusement park, and the kiddy area had a good variety of fun things to do.

My girlfriend and I had coupons for a day at Wild Water kingdom (WWK) in the month of June, we decided to go on Sunday June 29^th, 2013 from 3 – 6.
The parking lot was covered in rockers, but overall pretty big. There were a lot of cars when we arrived, but I looked in the front first and still found a spot. They do charge $ 10 for parking, which is understandable, but free is always nice.
There was not much of a line when we arrived, so we got our tickets and entered the theme park quickly.
WWK offers lockers for a $ 10 deposit and $ 5 once the key is returned, the lockers was the size of my soccer bag. I was worried about the key jabbing into one of our private parts and ended up tying it around the wrist.
We started off with the wave pool, overall it was fun jumping and splashing in the synthetic waves with a bunch of other people trying not to worry about how dirty the pool might be.
We then moved on to the rides section of the park.
We skipped over Cyclone (Body Slides) because the tubes that people down were covered in some brown stuff the tubes were blue, so we decided we’d skip the ride for our safety.
We also skipped White Lightning & The Cliff (Speed Slides), I have been on them before, but it scared us so we both moved on.
The last 3 rides on the right which required the tube were fun, they were not the same setup as I last remembered them. At the bottom where rides exit are a bunch of blue tubes that people can borrow for the ride.
Corkscrew, Side Winder and Little Twister required no tube, just our bodies. I went down a couple times and had a blast and convinced the gf to try once, she enjoyed herself too.
We ended in the lazy river, they have pink tubes in the pool for people to relax and enjoy. The gf and I took turns in the tube, we had fun. A lot of people in the lazy river seemed to be enjoying themselves as well. During the lazy river we noticed they had rock climbing as well from 12 – 6 I believe and we just missed it. I wish we visited that section first, seems like it could have been fun.
On the opposite side of the rides was Caribbean Cove Stage, there was an entertainer performing at the time we passed by. It seemed like a fun area to dance and enjoy the music, but we didnt end up going as it was closing time.
Overall, my gf and I had a A-​OK fun time at WWK! Seems like a fun place to take the kids, families and couples. We went in with little to no expectations and had a great time!
Future considerations:
–Arriving and experiencing the park earlier (We underestimated the amount of things to do within only 3 hours)
–Swimming goggles would have helped me keep my eyes open and protecting my contacts.

We went to Wild Water Kingdom early on day where tehy had claimed we’d have rain so we were lucky to be able to grab public tubes. The tube rides were OK, and also we liked the Cliff and White Lightening but besides that the other slides weren’t great. We didn’t go in the wave pool but sat at the pub in front of it where it was $ 5.50 I think for a domestic beer.
They didn’t play a great variety of music when it should have been Top 40.

Canada’s «largest water park» leaves much to be desired. I’m pretty sure they take the picnic areas and parking lot into account when it comes to those calculations. They offer other attractions like a drive in movie, mini golf, and rock climbing too, but I only stuck to the water park.
First off, it’s small. It’s similar to the size of the water park at Canada’s Wonderland, but that’s part of a much larger attraction. Here, you’ve got a modest kid’s park, a wave pool, about 10 slides, and a bar/​pool area for adults. There were a couple stand outs: the Cliff, which was a near vertical drop, and the White Lightning, which is similar except for that it has two humps in the slide, were an adrenaline blast. There’s also a slide that drops you into an 8 ft pool, but it’s similar to jumping off a diving board minus the exhilaration of the free fall.
As for the rest of the slides, they were mediocre. There are 3 rides that require a tube, and tube rentals cost $ 5 + $ 5 deposit. You can wait for the public tubes too but then that adds another lineup to the line you already wait in to ride. The water in the wave pool was warm and suspiciously salty; as my friend exclaimed, «guys, we’re bathing in each other’s urine.» The lazy river has leaves and twigs floating around in it, and again you’d have to rent a tube for that if you don’t want to wait for someone to give up a shared tube. There are large spaces intended for sunbathing, but wouldn’t that be more enjoyable on a beach instead?
Concessions are standard. They have funnel cakes and beaver tails, a Subway, and meals for less than $ 10. I suggest saving your money for the beach or Canada’s Wonderland.