Adventure Lagoon
Welcome to Adventure Lagoon, a unique destination that combines the fun of a pumpkin patch with the excitement of a water park! Located in Anaheim, CA, Adventure Lagoon offers a variety of activities for the whole family to enjoy.
With an ADA-compliant main entrance and a kid-friendly environment, Adventure Lagoon is the perfect place for a day of wholesome family fun. Although the park entry fee is $35, be prepared for additional costs for activities like the inflatable obstacle course, kayaking, paddle boarding, and more. It's recommended to plan for a full day at Adventure Lagoon to make the most of your visit.
Food options at Adventure Lagoon include a taco truck serving delicious Mexican food and a Maui Ice truck for shaved ice treats. While prices may be a bit steep, the quality and variety of food available make it worth the cost. Just remember that outside food and drinks are not allowed in the park.
Despite some minor service issues mentioned by customers, the overall experience at Adventure Lagoon seems to be positive. Whether you're looking to relax by the water or participate in the various activities offered, Adventure Lagoon has something for everyone.
From crystal-clear, warm water to fun activities like tubing, canoeing, and in-water bumper cars, Adventure Lagoon provides a unique and enjoyable experience for visitors of all ages. So next time you're looking for a fun day out with the family, consider giving Adventure Lagoon a try!
Adventure Lagoon Menu
Location
Address: 3255 E Miraloma Ave Anaheim, CA 92806
Phone: (714) 983-7314
Business info
- ADA-compliant main entranceYes
- steps or stairsYes
- Good For KidsYes
Last Reviews
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Author: Cari S.
Wholesome family fun, but not cheap. Everything is piecemeal. $35 gets you in the park with access to first come, first serve seating, access to the kiddie area (suitable for toddlers and younger little kids specifically), and access to the water to splash around. Everything else, you pay separate. $10 extra dollars for one hour on the obstacle course (the inflatables, there are no free inflatables aside from a couple toddler-size options in the kiddie area). $10 extra dollars for an hour on the kayak $10 extra dollars for an hour on the paddle board $10 extra dollars for an hour on the row boat So if you wanted to do everything once, it's really $85 per person. Which, if you go for the whole day, that's not a bad price. You just can't go in with the mindset that it's $35 or else it's going to be frustrating. They offer VIP seating, which is a small section near the rentals. But it's $150. They do not allow food in the park. They check your bags to ensure you don't have any outside food or drinks. Water is fine. They also didn't have a problem with us bringing in our Starbucks. They have a snack shack with lots of options (chips, crackers, ice cream sandwiches, etc.). Four bags of chips cost $12. They have a taco truck there from open to close. It was amazing! I ordered two burritos, a taco plate, and a quesadilla, and it came to $53 bucks. The portions were big so we could have split plates to save money and avoid leftovers. They also have a Maui Ice truck that is also there daily. It was delicious!!! But warning, the syrup attracts bees. We had SWARMS of bees around us the entire time we were eating the shaved ice. The owner of the truck had a squirt bottle and said it was normal for the bees to flock to the treats. The service honestly could have been much better. They all knew the function of their jobs really well but they did not deliver friendly service at all. The entrance clerk was mostly concerned if we were sneaking in food, the ticket clerk seemed annoyed by our questions, and the guy at the rentals was just going through the motions. We rented a bicycle boat for an hour and the girls wanted the green one. When I asked the guy for the green one, he said no because he already untied the red one. To be clear, it would have taken him less than 30 seconds to accommodate our request. And if it's against policy to do so, he could have communicated in a more customer-service oriented manner. I also found two old life jackets and a scarf floating in the kiddie area. I fished them out and there were multiple dead bugs on them so it seems like they were there for a while. Ages 10 and under are required to wear a life jacket the entire time, even in the kiddie area that is only 2-3 feet deep. Our 10-year old boys were getting annoyed with the life vests--but I get it, safety first. There were lifeguards all around, except no lifeguards on duty in the kiddie area yesterday when we went. A woman near us ran from her lounge chair into the water screaming when she saw her 5 year old trapped under an upside down tricycle boat. The kiddo was fine. They have cute activities like tether ball, jumbo jenga, jumbo connect four. But it was too hot so we didn't do those this visit. Not a perfect experience but I'd definitely go back. The kids had fun. Tips for next time or first timers: - The parking lot is small. Get there early - Arrive early for good seats (it's first come, first serve, unless you drop $150 for VIP seats) - Expect to spend $35 to enter plus $10 per person per additional hour you spend there - Expect to spend money on food - Spend the day there to get the best bang for your buck
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Author: Michelle S.
We had an amazing time at Adventure Lagoon! The floating obstacle course was a blast, and Destiny truly made our day with her friendly energy and hard work. Plus, her nails were on point--she was dressed to impress! The fun environment made it perfect for our team bonding. We're already excited to come back!
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Author: samuel l.
Great place. Perfect place to spend summer time. Personally the lifeguards are wonderful. Especially Hudson. Staffs are nice. Jaxon helped me with life jackets and he was really nice
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Author: Sofia G.
Great place for the kids to enjoy, family-friendly do recommend going early so you can get a shaded seat.