Honestly, I wish I could rate different portions of the park...

Staff was 5 stars, very helpful, polite and friendly.

Park conditions were 3.5 to 4 stars. I would say 5, but a few rides were down and of those down 2 were of the small handful able to be ridden by the 36" riders. Which left my youngest rider out most of the 6.5 hours we were there, and a crying toddler that wants to ride rides with their siblings puts a damper on the day. Although staff was very sensitive to the issue and very accommodating.

Various online articles and reviews state that with a $29.99 day pass, you get 1 free Go Kart ride. This is no longer true. Go Karts are $16 for 48" and above and $13 for 36" to 44" children. They are scheduled rides for specific times only and although they say you will be notified 10 minutes before your race start via text, you will not, set your own alarm. Their kiosk also suggests that younger riders need to ride with an adult, however this is untrue which led me to purchase several unnecessary tickets for my oldest to ride with our middle child, who was allowed to ride by herself (bonus points there). When the first race time came up, they wouldn't allow him to ride on the Junior track and kept referring to him as an adult rider (he's 14). When I tried to get the issue fixed at the front desk, they didn't seem to know what to do, they were unable to refund the rides. I went back outside and there was a young man with bleached blonde hair at the Go Karts track that helped and explained what I needed to do. I went back to the front desk and explained what I had been instructed, and for a $2 upgrade fee we turned the 3 junior Go Kart rides into adult rides and that solved the problem.

Arcade prices were very high. We gave two children cards with $10 each and they got to enjoy 3 games before they ran out of money. Upon closer inspection, we realized the games were $3 each. $10 is equal to about 15 minutes of gaming time per player. Expect to pay $40-50/hr per player on the arcades.

Food/drink prices are also high. Spent $112 on lunch and $148 on dinner. Drink refills are about $3-4 each. In the heat you are going to be drinking if you plan a day trip here. If you have more than one or two people (in our case 2 adults, 3 children - 1 being a toddler) plan to spend a decent amount on drinks. No outside food or drinks are permitted, so you may want to plan eating elsewhere. Food is standard amusement park fare, hot dogs, hamburgers, cheese steak ($13+tx), fries, mozzarella sticks, etc... The marinara tasted like someone opened a can of stewed tomatoes and dumped it in a cup. The reviews I read about "best cheese steak in South Florida," clearly never been to Wicked Good Deli or Charlie's at the mall. None of it was bad, just "kinda meh," for the cost. Fries were seasoned well.

If you are planning a day here with 4-5 people, be ready to spend $300-500. Our day costed roughly $420 for just under 7 hours. Considering Busch Gardens is just under 2 hours away... Next time we'll probably just go there instead. I spent far less for much more at Lee County Fair.

This place is clearly designed more as a tourist trap for those coming off Sanibel Island and the Beach... Not really something with the working class locals in mind. Nice as a one off to spoil the kids once or twice a year, but not a weekly dig like Pirate Golf, Castle Golf, or Chuck-E-Cheese... Unless you do a targeted visit, like just ride rides for a couple hours, or just Go Karts for few races, etc. I'd eat your fill elsewhere before coming so you'd only be implored to buy a snack here and there, that'll make the $4 16oz sodas that are 50% ice more tolerable I suppose.