Bingemans Big Splash

Before today, I hadn't been in 10 years. The place is definitely worse.Less water slides for sure. They took out two, and replaced them with nothing. The hot tub is permanently closed, covered up.They tout a food ordering system to preorder food for pickup. (Signs everywhere advertising this.) The app would only allow us to order unless we'd rented a cabana.Years ago, you could bring in a cooler with your lunch. Not anymore!Many of the walkways were considerably aged, needing replacement and hurting the feet.At $175 for a family of 4 for admission, plus another $90 for lunch, the prices are outrageous.The Bingeman family has gotten, sadly, greedy. Building a returning customer base used to be the path to business success. After my visit today, I surely won't be one of those returning customers.

Do not waste your money!! This waterpark is full of camp kids even before you enter at 10am. Counsellors are taking the tubes and mats at the end of the slide for their camp kids only. Day pass users waiting over an hour to get a tube or mat. Wave pool not on to allow gentle water for the pool full of camp kids. After 10 years of coming this us our last.

Chaotic Place. Very few bowling alleys..so hard to get a slot until and unless you book in advance. We wanted to go for Axe throwing and after standing in queue for a long time were told to go and lineup on another counter. Confused staff and absolutely no signage.

The park is considerable small, and the rides limited.Additionlly, I had a bad experience in the food court, with Hero Burgers and Pizza Pizza. HERO Burger made my order wrong twice!!! And the staff is desorganized.

Visited a few times in 2019 and had a blast!!! The slide selection is pretty good. They have a selection of easy slides to higher, more adult oriented slides. The wave pool was pretty good with decent size waves. The water was definitely colder than we’re used to at other parks. And that would be the only downside. As for space, the park is not really that busy so the wait times for rides and attractions aren’t long at all! Getting a chair is simple and there is lots of space to relax!Tons of games and indoor attractions to hang out when the kids get tired of the water.Lots of parking and easily accessible from the road! Definitely recommend.

Was a tally at funworx For sons 6th birthday! Had a great time. The room was perfect size. I like that you bring in your own cake. That was a bonus. The game cards were not the best. We gave them to the kids as they came with the package, but they could only play one game? We didn't realize that, so we looked cheap and ended up adding more money to the cards. We wish they would have explained that. The food was good. All in all , it was great. My son had a blast. It's too pricey, though.

This is a nice little water park in Waterloo. Purchase your ticket online to save some dollars and be able to enter faster. We purchased the Wednesday special so that allowed us free access to Funworks, an indoor play area. You cannot take your own food inside but there are several options inside which you can avail. Life jackets are available for all children under 10 years. You could rent a floater and you are not allowed to get your own floater. It’s got something for all ages. They also have seasonal passes. Must try this summer.

Wow, this place has everything! Bingemans is not just a waterpark, it has mini golf, beach volleyball, indoor play gym, bowling, arcades, canoeing and campgrounds. As we only visited the waterpark, my review will only be based on what my family experienced.Bingemans is located in Kitchener and is easily accessible from all directions. The waterpark opens at 10am and we got there at 11am and still got premium parking (like the 4th spot from the entrance). The park does allow for one bottled beverage per person and does not allow outside food, but I still snuck in a few granola bars and bear paws. To get to the waterpark, you enter this huge facility that houses the arcade and indoor play gym. As we only had passes to access the waterpark, the 3-story indoor play gym would be an additional $10.95 per child. The arcade is pay as you go.For the waterpark, there are only 3 tiers in terms of height restrictions - under 42

Fun for the family. However, there should be signs (or a note when you buy tickets) indicating that bracelets, rings, glasses should be taken off before you come. If you were wearing anything you had to take it off and then leave it in a container. The worst part was that after your ride you had to climb all the way back up and get your stuff.Park has seen better days and yes they are remodelling but it’s expensive for the conditions.Wait time between each rider is ridiculously slow. The life guards don’t efficiently let people go.