Tom Foolerys Adventure Park

Age of your kids is key here - best between 6 and 12. At those ages they will love the rides and things. When they get much older, well… and younger than that and it will be too much for them. But, my girls have had a great time there an wanted to spend more time here than at the water park itself.

We had such a fun time doing the high course and the zipline finisher at the end! Staff was focused on safety, very accommodating and super friendly. Arcades were fun to hang out and play on a rainy day too. GoKarts are speed controlled which takes away the fun but definitely makes it safe for younger or first time drivers. All in all- Well Done!

This place was a blast! Our family had so much fun, and even during spring break our longest wait was only 45 minutes.

We walked in right at 10am and had no problem with getting a day pass, no wait. However between the time of 10:30-12:00 this line got longer before then shortening again.

We loved the G-Force and Laser Tag, and it was overall such a fun experience! We are so looking forward to going back!!!♥️

Super fun lots to do and the staff were nice. Lines weren't too bad. We went on a week day, though. Lazer tag was super fun!

Our grandkids loved the wide variety of rides and games! We also bowled one game. They have a good set up for children's bowling.

When we stayed at the Kalahari we received Tom Foolery’s wristbands with our stay due to construction. The activities included are cool, but mostly geared toward 6-10 year olds, so there wasn’t a lot for our 2 and 5 year old to do. We purchased a game card, but it didn’t last long. Prizes also cost a lot of tickets. It’s about what I would expect, but definitely too expensive to be really worthwhile.

Fun time, wristband was nice and kids got their money worth. If you can avoid the arcade games it's not too expensive. I don't like the arcades that go by credits so you don't really know how much you are paying per game without doing the math. The kids were also told a couple of times that they couldn't ride a ride again when they tried to go twice in a row, I'm not sure why when they had unlimited bands. I get saying they can't stay on and go a 2nd time, but think they should be able to go twice in a row as long as they get off and go in line again. Kids still had a blast though with just the wristband activities. (Rides, rope course, laser tag, go karts, mini golf, 4D movie game, rock wall, and the game where you have to hit the lights.)