For the money, there is a lot to do. The accommodations are nice, clean and roomy, though sharing one sink for the whole family was a little tight. I appreciate the size of the in room refrigerator and the availability of a microwave. Skip the in room coffee maker for the Dunkin' Donuts on the second floor. If you have more than one child, I can see the appeal of the rooms that have the den with bunkbeds for the kids to sleep, but if you're traveling with one child, the floor plan of the king suite with the pullout sofa bed was perfect for us. While we like the water and we rode all of the slides numerous times, inside for Magi quest was where the bulk of our hours of entertainment were spent. Good arcade. The 3D/4D experiences really could have been skipped and were not worth the money in my estimation. The 10 Paw Alley bowling was lackluster at best. Might be good for the under five-year-old set of kids. The food we had at the Lodge restaurant was great. Our one walk-through of the buffet at the Loose Moose featured only Asian style foods, which were not a good choice for us. If you want a foot massage, or spa service at Elements spa, book it before your trip or upon your arrival. They fill up fast. If you want to get off of the property for a meal, the Barbecue place, Jim and Nick's, across the highway was fantastic.
The nightly planned activities in the main lobby draw a big crowd. If you're interested in checking those out, I recommend getting there a little bit early to cop a squat on the carpet up front.
All in all, it was a wonderful family vacation destination. We highly recommend it to families looking to have an all-inclusive, on property, cruise-like experience on dry land. While it all adds up, there is a lot of bang for your buck.