Enchanted Island Amusement Park

We attended a birthday party here and had a great time! My son was still too young, but we walked around the park with him and took note of the rides he could try for next time. The entire park was very clean, and the staff was very nice! The host of the party rented out the cove area and we had a BBQ. It was a great option for birthday parties!

Had a great time with my family. I attended La Campesina and New Frontier Immigration Law Firm Easter Egg Hunt at Enchared Island and had a blast.

Met the train driver engineer, He is amazing, friendly, kind, funny, and great with children of all ages from newborn to 120 years. He made my visit from Grand Canyon Junction (Valle, AZ) worth the visit. Praise GOD for creating Gary Noel! I will be back for sure. Grand Canyon Railway should also hire you!

We took our daughter here for the Winter Wonderland play area they had and were very disappointed. We used to come to just the amusement park all the time and that part looked pretty run down. We went to buy tickets for the Winter Wonderland part and we’re very disappointed were told that even though as her parents we wouldn’t be participating in the snow slide or bouncy castles we still had to pay for a full price ticket. They made you take the train around to get in which just took us in a big circle and when that wasn’t necessary. They told us she would be able to do the slide for 15min or 20min. Even on the unlimited you only got a few minutes before being kicked out of that area and would have to go all the way out and take the train again to play on that again. We chose to get the 1 time pass instead however I timed it from the time we got off the train to the time that they told us we had to leave that area and it was exactly 6min 32sec. That gave my daughter time to only slide 2 times and there was about 20 people on the train we took. If there were anymore we may have only gotten her on 1 time. No where near 15 which we told was the minimum time. We could go to the bounce area and play for as long as we wanted however there are no bathrooms for portapotties in the fenced off area. You have to leave to go and if you don’t have an unlimited pass they would not let us back in if we left to use it. And the unlimited passes would have to take the train to get back in. Even if you have an older kid they would not allow them to go in by themselves selves. It was basically a way to get a lot of money and provide very little. If they are going to make everyone pay then you would think that they would also have something that you could do/play with your kids and at the very least restrooms or access to one without having to leave. One things for sure we will not be going back and I suggest you don’t either. I have included pics so you can see how small the snow slide is. The workers also had their family there and their kids who were “helping” and able to play and slide as much as they wanted. They were rude at the ticket counter and lied about the time you would get to get your money. That’s all they cared about. This the season. So sad.

A nice oasis - clean park. Nice for a leisure stroll and some light thrill fun for younger families. Perfect spot for little kids. The amusement park is connected to a nearby network of parks and recreation centers geared for all ages. The park is free to enter. The cost of rides can really add up for a larger family. We did not attend when there were any discounts but it looks like they offer them frequently. There is plenty of things to do and see in the area to make leisurely afternoon of it.