Wings and Waves

Limited seating now since they added outdoor cabanas to an indoor park and charge you to have a table to sit at. No spacing of chairs for any type of social distancing. No hot tub because they need to close it due to breaks for life guards. They increased the admission price, only give you 4 hrs to play and close things down to accommodate for breaks while there were 3 people sitting in the management office talking. Definitely won't be coming here anymore. Overpriced!

A little in the spendy side but lots of fun! Bring extra cash- 2 seater tube is a must for groups and costs $8 to rent as well as reasonably priced lockers ranging from small to large, and a cafe with food about as good as the local elementary school. 4 main slides, must be 48" tall to do all 4, and a kids play area with smaller slides are the main attractions. Also a wave pool, "vortex", hot tub and water polo options. Great experience for families of all ages.

We went with the kids and grandkids. It was fun and the kids had a great time. It wasn't over crowded. The place appears to be well maintained. The food was average for this type of venue. However the prices were what I would consider reasonable. The only gripe is that they have a couple of basketball rims in the leisure pool. There were about 6 or so teenage boys playing water basketball(?) And it just seemed ridiculous that they would integrate this into what they call their leisure pool. It was a very creative idea to place the 747 on top of the building and integrate the water slides into the aircraft. Excellent idea!

Great water time for young kids & adults. Lots of areas for our 1.5 yr old to play with water even though she couldn't go on the slides. We were lucky to get some chairs to sit in as the cabanas were all reserved by the time we called earlier that week. We all loved the wave pool. Food was ok but not a lot of choices.

Love this place, but there are some new issues with the many improvements. The reason the place has always stood apart from the rest is that they catered to the kids and adults. There now seems to be less offered to the adults. 1. Music was great before and was geared towards parents sitting and watching the kids. 2. Never shutdown the hot tub because short staff.

This is the ONE place warm enough for many adults and a comfortable place to watch the kids. 3. Having to pay extra for a tube is ridiculous. Especially when its necessary for a significant portion of the rides. There are better ways to make money. All that being said, we love the place and will return again in the future

So much fun for the family! We have kids ages 13 to 5 yrs, and they each loved it! There are two different kid areas, one more for tollders and one area for around 5-8 year olds. The place isn't huge, but with reservation restrictions it's not packed. The 4 big slides are fantastic! There is a food court, with food court quality and high prices. I would say skip that if you can, but with 4 hours of swimming we couldn't avoid it and opted for churros and dole whip and a whole pizza to share. After this we are headed to the museum. We will be back for sure!

So much fun! We went here to celebrate a family friend's birthday. My youngest daughter had the most fun in the wave pool. The teenagers loved dodging the water from the giant bucket, and went down the water slides a lot! They had life jackets available to use, which was great for my youngest daughter to feel comfortable in the water. The lockers were easy to use and very convenient. It was a great day!

I was reading all of the reviews on here the night before our water park trip and it had me worried but Idk if it's just Karen's who post anymore, but we had a great time. The place was inviting, clean, and the water was warm (in all pools except the play park water area in the back of the facility). We ordered a pizza (and yes, the cabana employees were attentive) and it came out great.

We got our tubes without a problem, and we had a blast! The green slide is awesome! I only wish we were allowed to bring cake in, as we were celebrating a birthday but I get it: it's a water park and it's still during covid. Hot tub was open, lockers were working. If you're going, don't fret all the one star reviews. We all cant wait to go back!

We visited this park on Friday in the morning. Kids had good time and enjoyed it. From an adult perspective, I would make a few suggestions to the management: 1) Visiting similar water parks elsewhere in the World could help with understanding how to deal with some logistical challenges of operations. 2) I think families would come more often if prices were a bit more friendly. 3) Pricing model could take into account age of the visitor, to make it more affordable for families with several children. 4) Partnerships with other venues in the region could help bring traffic.

Current partnership with Evergreen Aviation Museum (20% off) is great, but one cannot take advantage of it if purchasing tickets at the door. Staff is not aware of these partnership either. 5) Cafeteria prices are exuberant and considering that it is mostly fast-food do not really sell well, not these days, anyway. I think that is a missed opportunity here. 6) I am not sure I understand why large number of lockers that they have there are not offered to patrons at no charge.

I think trying to nickel-and-dime guests is not the right approach. It also promotes cluttered seats and area around swimming with personal belongings, clothes, bags, shoes, etc.

I wanted to take my kids on one last adventure before they started school, since I work weekends and won't be able to spend as much time with my kids. I decided to book this Waterpark for the last day of our Oregon waterfalls and Mt St Helens trip. It would have cost about $100 for myself, my 3 year old, and my 5 year old to go to the wings and waves Waterpark. Thankfully, a good amount of their slides went down the night before, so we got a 50% refund. $50 was more reasonable for younger kids.

My son was too short for the majority of the water slides and was done playing at the park after an hour. The water was pretty cold for my taste. It didn't help that we picked the one rainy day of the Summer. A good amount of the people were hanging out in the solo jacuzzi tub. If you want to play here, make sure to book your 4 hour space online. You get 10 am to 2 pm if you choose morning.

I'd say, for the really small kids they should lower the price. My kids were restricted to only certain areas- a play area with three slides, a 4 and under small slide area, wave pool, and one other pool with a whirlpool area and regular pool. The price would be worth $100 if my kids would have stayed for the full 4 hours like we planned, but kids have minds of their own. Overall, it was a good experience. Kids had fun. The plane decorations and upper restaurant/ deli area was neat. They have basic options for food like sandwiches, chips, etc. If you like big meals, eat before you come.