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| - We got tickets to this park through the deal to get tickets to three attractions for $57 and I would say it was what made the deal worth the money. The park is pretty small but they pack lots of rides into a small space. The laser tag area was very fun, and was one of the few non-rides that was included with the POP bracelet. I'm sure one could make a whole afternoon playing laser tag over and over again. Free-for-all style five-minute rounds with few rules. It was a good time.
We did the Happy Feet ride, which consisted of a scene from the movie complete with moving and shaking seats, which was more intense than I expected. The Spongebob 4D theater was fun, but the theater goes back and forth between that and a Dora & Diego ride, which made it confusing when to wait in line. Thankfully once we saw that the show we wanted to see was next we were able to get in right away.
The wait times for every ride were very very short, which was great, but for the non-roller coasters (especially the laser tag spot) was not well attended by workers. We thought that the laser tag attraction was closed because the waiting area seemed only half-decorated. There were no lights on in the little cave waiting area aside from the lit up sign for the ride, and the TV in the corner was off. We left thinking it was closed to see that they were just about to let us in.
The two coasters in the park are well worth it. El Loco, the newer of the two, is one of the most unique coasters I've been on in a while. The cars seat only 4 each, but the workers keep the line moving quickly. There is a 90 degree drop, and some very interesting twists and turns. The rides are both very short, but there was nearly no wait for either so we were able to do both twice very easily.
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