Liquid Planet Waterpark

I have never heard of Liquid Planet but we frequently go to Cocoa Keys inside the sheraton in Danvers. My kids love it.

I've been there and it's fun! We took our 17 month old and she had a blast, but older kids will have fun as well, probably more so since they have water slides and other things that our daughter was too young to use. My major complaint was there there was only ONE family bathroom (as far as I could see) and we had to put our daughter in her swim diaper and bathing suit. We waited in line for quite a while as another family was changing into their suits when we got there. The regular bathroom has one curtained off area for changing as well. My daughter was very antsy and impatient while we waited. But that is seriously the only negative thing we experienced. You might want to put swim dipes on in the car when you get there and have bathing suits on and ready to go. There are several tables with umbrellas for lunchtime/snacks. They are in full view of the kiddie pool area so I felt safe leaving all of our bags there. They also have an indoor cafe which we did not use. I found it to be a bit expensive for the amount of time we actually spent there, but again, our daughter is so young she has a short attention span.

I went to Liquid Planet with 5 kids...ranging from 7-3. The older kids were allowed to go on the big water slides (which they only have 2 of) and the other kids had to play on a little water area with littler slides. The kids that just missed the cut off for the big slides were toruted all day not being able to go on the slides and having to look at them. The park is very small. For the money it is not worth it. I took the same kids to Canobie Lake park this summer for about the same amount of money and they played on a the water park (which is bigger than the one at Liquid Planet) We did call the park and made a comment about their prices and the owner was VERY rude and INSULTED. We were very disappointed!

Sam
Mother of 3
Devin7, Donovan 6, Mya 4

yes my fameil and I have gone. It will be good for the ages of your kids. Any older and probably not. There are 2 slides only. One is covered and dark inside so a little scary, but the slide itself is mello. So is the other one, easy going. You can ride with your child,which I think is great. We've been to other parks and you couldn't. When they're little I prefer to go, and they prefer to have you.
There is a nice splash & play area for the little one's too. They have a man made lake with a cool slide that you swim out too, but geared for older one's, as it is a good swim out to it. Like everything else it was just under 100.00 for the 4 of us to get in. Pricey for what they have we thought, but they are going to add more slides and mini golf so lets hope the prices don't go up. Worth checking out we had lots of fun!!

I've been wondering the same thing

We went there with my three boys 5,3,and 22 months and loved it. Its a bit pricey for the size of the park, but I have to say if I lived closer I'd get a season pass and go all the time. Its great peace of mind with little ones to have a smaller park- you cant lose track of them, they have a little lake with beach too. Lifeguards everywhere and use of life jackets if needed. You have to be 48inches to ride the water slides but they'll let you go down them with your 3 year old if he/she wants. The lifeguards are super helpful, even catching your kid at the bottom of the slide if they are nervous. My boys still say its the highlight of their summer. Food was good too, but pricey (my kids also eat alot). If you go, have fun! I love the place.

Hi Bonnie, My husband and I took our 1 year old there a few weeks ago. It was nice! Small and not too overwhelming. The 7 year old will enjoy the 2 water slides and pool. The little one will like the play area. There is also a manmade pond that has a huge inflatable raft/ slide in the middle of it [that you have to swim out to [rec with parent...my husband was pretty winded on the swim]. We would go back again.

Would like to know where this park is? I live in NH.