To begin with I feel that 4 stars is actually a little bit generous for my experience here during the summer. But let me explain why. When I first started to go here during the summer I had a blast, slides, a climbing wall, a basketball hoop, and a lazy river. Basically all a kid can hope for right? But as I got older, I am now a teenager, even though I do enjoy the park still there are a lot of flaws that point out that the Oasis is primarily focused on attracting a younger crowd. This is...

We decided for Labor day, last day the outdoor swimming pools were open to try out Brighton Oasis instead of some tried and true pools. We instantly regretted it. It was almost $70 for us to get in. They close the pools numerous times to "Give their lifeguards a break" although they switch spots mid shift. It seemed to be more tailored to adults then children or teenagers. The lifeguards really seemed like they enjoyed yelling at all kids for very minor things; however when it came to 4...

I visited today with 2 other adults and 5 kids ages 8,8,6,6, and 3. We had fun enjoying the lazy river and pool. A female lifeguard was kind enough to give me a tow when I got separated from the 6 yr olds in the lazy river so I could hang onto their tube. There was one male lifeguard watching the pool who was pacing the area like a caged tiger and was making me nervous!! He was so focused that he almost ran into people getting out of the water. Several boys were doing cannonballs into...