Water Wizz of Cape Cod, Inc

This place is a fun place to go to cool off on a hot day.
However you have to get there when the place opens or the lot will be full.
Also it’s über expensive. Unless you’re middle class or above, you can’t afford to come here.
They should make it more affordable for working class or poor families.

I’m conflicted on this one. We went on a 93 degree day in August so maybe it’s my fault? Well we arive at 1005 am line is at the street and it took 50 mins to get in. Shortly after at 1115 the park was sold out… crazy for a Wednesday I thought. Once in all tubes were rented out leaving my 4 yr old rather mad. We hit the kid areas and lazy river both were way over crowded. We went for 2 hrs and it was so busy we left. The kids zone except for being crowded was good. In sure if the kids were older and the line was not so long to enter my thoughts would be different about our experience. So go early, go when it’s cold and things should be ok for ya.

As everyone knows, there is not a plethora of water parks in NE. It is worth driving the additional hours to another one.
Unlike other parks there is no limit to admittance here. No matter how many are inside, all you need is an inappropriate bathing suit, crappy tattoo, $ 35 and your in. Where is the fire chief with their capacity limit warning when you need them. Lines are Magic Kingdom long and considering the limited # of slides you best bet to get on rides is during a rainy, 55 degree day.
Let’s chat about the Wizz part of the park. The bathrooms are disgusting and did not appear to be serviced during the 5hrs we spent there. All the towel dispensers were empty. Ya the floor was a sloppy mess of chlorinated urine as the floor fan sat off the entire day. No urinal cakes either, but there was a half eaten PB&J sandwich in the urinal. Who does that and who doesn’t clean it up?
If you think your children are looking to enter the merchant marine, this may be a good place to begin their training. I have never seen so many parents drop F bombs at their children and slap them in public. Who swears at their children?
Two stars because it’s a water park.

The water park was great, the kids loved it. My problem was how the management handled the double charging of my Visa card. $ 70 twice was charged. I sent in the form, brought it to their attention, drove over and they refunded the $ 70. I guess this is how they do it in Mass. So if they double charge you and you don’t catch it, they get a lot of money. If you catch it, they just refund the amount they screwed up on. In florida we call that FRAUD and you are entitled to compensation. My feeling is that they should have taken off both charges. They had the opportunity to make it right and made the above decision. If they change their ways, I’ll amend the review. No, «hey I’m sorry that happened» just a lot of attitude. Good bye mass… remember you only have 13 weeks to screw vacationers over and double charge their credit card.

Loved this place! Great for the kids. My only complaint is the price. It’s super expensive just for a small park.

This summer while on Cape we wanted to go to a water park, so we decided to stop in at Water Wizz. The last time we had visited this park was as children, so coming back to this park brought back a lot of fun memories.
The cost to enter the park was similar to other water parks and the park didn’t seem as crowded as the other parks we have been to in the past. This park had the right blend of slides and the lines weren’t that horrendous.
In the end, we loved the time we spent at this park and we were excited to have come back to such an important part of our childhood. It was also great starting new family memories with our little niece.
The final thing that I need to say is that I enjoyed seeing this little park make it onto the silver screen. Congrats Water Wizz on being in Grown Ups!

Not happy at all about having to pay to get in. I was wearing back brace that covers my entire torso. I was in a wheelchair and was clearly not going on any slides. I was at the park for my graddaughters birthday.

It’s hard to match the charm of The Way Way Back, but Water Wizz has certainly done it! I spent about 5.5 hours there this afternoon with my family (6 people ages 13 – 63 with varied levels of dare-​devilness). From the lazy river to the wave pool to Devil’s Peak, everyone enjoyed themselves at their own pace.
The staff and lifeguards were particularly attentive and warm. We all had a blast getting airbrush tattoos from Sarah and Matt. Plus, all of the ride attendants, food service staff and shop keepers were wonderfully friendly.
Overall, it was a fantastic day and we can’t wait to go back next summer!

Water Wizz is a fun place for children and adults. Although long lines can be overwhelming at times, all the rides are worth it! There are activities for all ages and many of the slides are for children and adults. You want to make sure to reserve/​rent a cabana so you may have a place to gather and keep your items. The parking may be crazy at times but try to get there early. Also, if you bring your own tube (which we always forget) you may use it and lines are less crazy since you are not waiting for tubes on some of the slides. Food in the park is pretty good. All in all park is pretty clean. I have seen some messes and the bathrooms get gross by the afternoon, so wear shoes in there. Plenty of life guards. The price is fine and I see people have over reacted but what you can do for a whole day and spend one fixed amount?17.00 for little ones and 35.00 for adults and bigger kids… I think it is a good value. Call me crazy. It is perfect on a HOT Summer day!

My 4 year old had a blast here! Yes, it is small and a little spendy; it would be great if they offered some form of discount or season passes. The size is actually ideal for younger children: plenty to do, but not overwhelming. I didn’t think the lines were too long, especially considering we went 4^th of July weekend.

This water park is awesome. There is 2 or 3 kiddie pools with water slides that little kids can go in. There is about 12 water slides, a wave pool, and a lazy river. The cabanas are $ 45.00 for the whole day. The admissions are: Adults– $ 35.00, Children under 48 inches and seniors with ID’s– $ 17.00, and I think children under 3 years old are FREE!

This place is an over priced concrete lot with a bunch of plastic tubes and freezing water. The people at the ticket counter were very nice which is the only reason I’m giving Wiz two stars instead of one. I give them a lot of credit because the place sure seems like a miserable place to work.
Now: speaking as a lifeguard this place would make the Red Cross have a heart attack if they saw half the safety violations. First off the rides leaked, I saw maybe one lifeguard standing by a fence no where near any of the rides, chatting with a friend. The safety first aid hut looked like an empty garage with a chair in it. I didn’t see any of the safety equipment you are supposed to have. (Backboard, AED, Rescue Board etc.) While I was there I saw a child running on the pavement. No one was paying attention and when he fell and started to cry no lifeguards or staff people came to help. I ended up going over to make sure he was okay.
You are better off (and safer,) just going to the beach and bringing some toys. Trust me this place is the poster for «Water Park Impossible.»

This place has seen better, days… but if its good for Adam Sandler, it’s good for me & my kids. This place has been here since I was a kid, the parking lot is still dirt, the wave pool still shuts down every 15 minutes, you will leave with a bump or scrape maybe two. but its still a great time! Theres plenty of things for the little ones to do, and plenty of larger attractions, nothing huge. But comparing it to other water parks in New Hampshire and else where, it’s pretty much what you’d expect for the area…

I wish I read the reviews before going. It is basically a run down tourist trap — -really run down. The whole place could use a face lift. The slides are from the 1970’s being held together with rubber bands.
The lines were insanely long and the rides were not very exciting, even for a 5 year old. Overcrowded, dirty & pricey. They also had 4 slides closed. They were under construction, so lines were even longer for 4 itty bitty slides.
For the same price you can go to Water Country, although that can get really crowded too on any day of the week because they overbook groups.
My suggestion is to skip this one. Go to the beach!

I have a serious bone to pick with whomever is responsible for this water park. First of all, the staff not only appears to be miserable, but they offer contradicting information when asked questions about the park and slides. I got different answers from different staff members on multiple occasions. In the morning, we went on the Canal slide and were told that apparently there was a line to the side for people who wanted single tubes, and the main line was for people who wanted double tubes. Later in the day we went back and asked if it was true (there are NO signs anywhere clarifying which line to stand in, etc). The staff member replied «you can do that» and so we waited. He switched with another staff member shortly after and then he informed us that it wasn’t true and we had to go back and wait in the main line. What a waste of our time! These guys are so indifferent and clueless! On another slide, I was handed a mat that was torn and asked the employee if that was okay that it was ripped and he just shrugged and said it was fine. I’ve never met staff anywhere that has cared so little about doing their jobs well or efficiently.
Additionally, the tube and mat situation on the water slides is miserable. They were short on tubes and mats on every single slide that required them, extending lines for what seemed like forever. If you paid extra to rent a tube you could essentially cut the people in line who were waiting endlessly for tubes. This was really irritating. Why not just have enough tubes for everyone in the first place? I’ve never been to a water park that has not had enough tubes for a ride if they are required for the ride. And on top of that the rudeness and indifference of the staff was just extra irritation.
If that wasn’t enough, the gravel on the ground was really painful after a while. Even the plastic stuff on the stairs going up to the slides would hurt your feet. You’d think they don’t expect people to walk around barefoot.
On the bright side, the slides were really fun (when we actually got to go on them). My nephew had fun in the children’s areas, but I must also complain that there were older kids (too old for the particular area) who were very rowdy with lots of smaller kids around, and the «lifeguard» did nothing to ask them to stop. Also, there were lots of parents who didn’t even really watch their kids. It’s really a free for all.
Overall, we thought the slides were fun, but the lack of tubes, the cutting in line of people who pay extra to rent tubes, the staff’s indifference, etc etc really outweigh the pros. The price is also a bit hefty for a small park, especially if you consider renting your own tube to save time waiting in line. Definitely don’t go here on a weekend or holiday.

This place is very small, not nearly enough water slides and long lines for everything. Went on a summer weekday and it was an hour plus wait for its 2 primary water slide towers. The only other options were kiddie slides.
If you’re looking for a lazy river and activities for small kids, then this place is ok. Otherwise, choose a different waterpark.

We were craving a water park day while on vacation and Water Wizz was the closest water park to us in New England. Myself, my boyfriend, his sister and her fiancé decided to come here for a fun double date for a few hours so we could become kids again.
The park is really small — it only has about 7 slides for us adults, a lazy river and a wave pool. They also have a few kiddie parts that are catered to children under 10 as well if you have little ones. For what you get, prices are really steep ($ 40 before 2pm, $ 30 between 2−4pm and $ 20 after 4pm and they close at 6pm). We got there about 3:30pm and paid the $ 30 each, but I wish we had sucked up and waited until 4pm for the lower prices since we were pretty much done in two hours and the park pretty much cleared out around 5:15pm and none of the rides had lines after that.
The slides were really fun here and I felt like I was a kid again, which was really fun. We also did the lazy river, which was fun and relaxing. I forgot how much I love water parks and my boyfriend and I said we need to visit a water park again when we get home!
Overall, this place is fun to have a couple hours of fun. I’d suggest getting here at 4pm and saving your money, though.
Cheers!

I used to work here, 2 summers in a row. Water Wizz can be fun, definitely. But their prices are ridiculous for the size of the park itself. I’m not sure if it’s the same now, but when I worked there the price was way cheaper if you went in after 4. Less time to spend at the park, but in my opinion it’s just a better deal.
The food, though is absolutely amazing. I don’t eat meat so I don’t know about their burgers or chicken or whatever. But the fries, nacho supremes, and pretzels are worth every penny. So if you go, get fries with cheese and a nacho supreme.

This place really surprised me. I was thinking it would be a run down tourist trap, but we had the best time here. It was me, my husband, and my 2 children, age 4 and 5. There were so many «little kid» areas, I was so excited. Kids under 48 inches are required to wear life vests in all areas, even in the kiddie areas where the water is 18 inches, but safety first.
Also there is only 2 slides the smaller kids can not go on. If you have a daring 5 year old, he can ride almost all the rides! You can pack your own lunch, and we went on a busy Saturday in July and got lounge chairs under an umbrella, I would not waste the extra money for the cabana, not worth it.
We had a blast here, everything was great!

The park itself is kept in good condition and offers a small variety of rides for vacationers looking for a day away from the beach. The park is really small though. There are not nearly enough rides to justify the price they charge for admission.
You can bring your own cooler in, which is good because food and drinks on location are also rather expensive.
You can rent a tube, but I wouldn’t, it’s just another way that they try to cash in on tired tourists and is not at all necessary.
I worked here one summer, and they treat the high school aged employees like slaves. Don;t be surprised it you get yelled at by over zealous teens or kicked off rides because they have older supervisors staring down the back of their necks.
I would recommend going after 5pm because it’s half priced and many people have left for the day so there are barely any lines.