Soak City

Came after a long day at Kings Island, as the entry was included in the tickets. A fun place, with lots of different activities. Most of all, we liked the lazy (splash) river, and smaller kid's slides, but the other attractions looked really impressive too. Great for both shorter visits and longer lazy days.

Jul 11, 2024 · Ellie

After 2 years of having a King's Island season pass, I finally decided to visit Soak City. I went last Friday around 10:30 AM. I was shocked because I didn't know that Soak City had its own parking lot. That was amazing. It made our trip inside the park so much easier, having a dedicated entrance. The entry process was so quick and easy. When we walked in, my first reaction was, "Wow, I didn't realize they had so many slides and attractions." I know that I counted at least 25 slides. There were also 2 large wave pools. They actually had different vibes, which I like. One seems to be near a more kiddy area, and the other seems to be closer to the bar and the beach volleyball area. I visited Soak City with my daughters, ages 10 and 8, and they were able to ride everything that they wanted. We went down many slides. We visited the lazy river and splash zone and also spent time in the wave pool during this trip. We ate twice on this day. The first time, we had smoked chicken wings and corn pudding. Surprisingly, that was really good. Even my kids enjoyed the wings. They weren't spicy, they were like honey, sticky wings. The next time, we had a jumbo hot dog with fries and pizza. The food selection was really good for a water park. The food was hot and delicious. The kids really enjoyed it, and they never waited a long time for any slide. I am very happy that I decided to try out Soak City. We will definitely be back. I'm so disappointed that this was my first time going into Soak City after two years of having a season pass.

Jul 20, 2024 · Courtney D

My best friend got me an her meal bands so every 90mins we got a free meal an drink. The kids had a blast the heat index was 95° so I would bring a hat if the heat gone have you passing out

Aug 11, 2024 · Shadow Taylor

Week of July 29th 2024 was insanely HOT, humid... the weather was oppressive! Even though it was cloudy, it was sticky - I think if I jumped hard enough, I could have swam through the air! Thank goodness for the water park! Entrance was delayed by 1.5 hrs due to weather concerns - turned out to be an excellent HOT afternoon. The waterpark was the only way to survive it (from a Canadians perspective). Recommend weekday visit. Longest wait for slide was 10 minutes (the big horn looking one). Dual wave pools is cool! When one finishes waving, the other started. Lazy river is fun. Sadly, noticed a lot of wasted water (leaky slides, water spilling over in Lazy River) - I bet the water would have been a bit warmer if they didn't have to dump so much fresh water in constantly. The overall water temp was comfortable to sit in and cool enough to feel refreshed. I'm a pool guy and appreciated that the water was clean and chemicals were balanced (no heavy chlorine smell, clear water). Recommend water shoes where you can (super hot concrete - a late July day can easily give you 1st degree burns on the bottom of your feet!). TIP: Get a spot to the left of the smaller wave pool - right in-front of the horn water slide at the back.

Aug 08, 2024 · Tom S

Soak city is one of my favorite places to spend the summer. I would suggest getting there right when they open to find chairs. Good selection of food, ice cream, and drinks. Many different rides and areas for smaller kids. The wave pool is my top choice. Pretty clean given the volume of people.

Jul 09, 2024 · Angie McLearen