Non-whites visitors BEWARE!

Of the two times my family has visited the park, we were harassed twice by staff. The first time at the park we did not know that it was free admission, great news!

However, on our first visit, we brought food and drinks for us and our son and were unaware of the park's 'No outside food or drinks' rule. This normally wouldn't be a problem, but the barely pubescent Gestapo staff member singled out my wife, almost jumping out the window of the entryway kiosk, shouting "HEY, no outside drinks!" OK, calm down. Our gripe with this rule was that all the other lilywhite visitors walked right in with drinks and were not bothered by any staff members, not inside or at the entry point. Everyone inside had their personal tumblers and drinks from fast-food places. Not one other person needed to abide by the rules, but my wife was called out.

On our second trip the following week, she was harassed yet again by an SS youth employee in the 5 and under section. There are no signs in that area to my knowledge stating that parents cannot use the equipment with their child. I understand that some adults can't be on the equipment due to weight restrictions and the park not wanting broken stationary rides for kids. The problem yet again is, all the ivory white adults in that section were not approached by staff, large and small adults alike. There were even multiple adults on a single see-saw at a time. But were they asked to move? No. Not one other person was asked to get off the see-saws. Just my native looking wife.

At first, this treatment just seemed like an oversight. Then, once it seemed like she was being singled out, it became apparent that either the staff members here are racist white teen Übermensch or the owners are racists themselves. The sad thing is that my son really loves it here and it would have been an amazing park to bring him to in order to expend some of that toddler energy. We will be sure never to donate to this place and definitely will be bringing in food and drinks in the future, if we should ever decide to return.