Big Kahuna's

[Minnie]

Brody already rated me out! "Mom, dad pushed me down a big slide"! Great!

:nono1:
Now the important question is, did he ask to do it again.

 

[Bobby J]

No way! He was over it. I think a mild form of shock would be the word. I have to remember he is only 2 sometimes. :shock:

 

[Beach Runner]

We've always hated going to places like that. Pure torture. But we went because daughter liked it when she was a little kid. The only thing we liked was the goofy golf since Big D is a golfer. We were so glad when she outgrew that stage of her life.

 

[Romeosmydog]

BJ.......

 

[jodiFL]

LOL @ RMD...... I have always liked Shipwreck better than Big Kahunas (maybe because I worked at BK ages ago when it first opened and they didnt hesitate to over-rate EVERYTHING about the place then). Not to mention better pricing. Even my kids would ask to go to Shipwreck when given a choice.

 

[Romeosmydog]

Well thanks to BJ pushing my 2 year old down a water slide that he was terrified of, we probably wont have to worry about him ever wanting to go back!

I like Shipwreck too, but the best place for the money is Frank Brown Park and the PC beach aquatic center. It is only $3/day and they have about 10 lifeguards on duty at all time. LOADS of fun for the kids, slides, pools, an entire jungle gym in the pool with fountains, water guns and soft foam padding. We love it there and it is cheap cheap cheap!

 

[Miss Kitty]

Well thanks to BJ pushing my 2 year old down a water slide that he was terrified of, we probably wont have to worry about him ever wanting to go back!

...poor Brody. Romeo, look at this way...when he needs therapy, he will blame everything on his daddy and not you!

 

[Bobby J]

...poor Brody. Romeo, look at this way...when he needs therapy, he will blame everything on his daddy and not you!

You must not know Romeo very well :funnoor kid doesn't have much hope!

 

[bluemtnrunner]

Tell me more about the Aquatic park. Can bigger kids have fun there (10-13year olds)?

 

[beachmouse]

Here's the web site for Frank Brown Park's aquatics complex:

http://www.swiminparadise.com/