Wet ‘N’ Wild

Wet n’ wild!
It’s all in the name. A water slide park inside a dome of fun!
Very straightforward design. You pay, lock up your stuff for £2 that is returned to you when you return you key. Cover charge was £10 for an adult all day.
They have a café that is moderately priced. I was really shocked by how cheap it was. The staff weren’t so fantastic. Very rude. No clear order pickup. They just shout at you. They are always right also. Waited a long time and saw people who got the wrong orders. The staff didn’t care. I however didn’t have these issues.
The slides are good! You walk up to one of 3 floors and each floor has a selection of slides.
Some require tubes. It’s important to know that double tubes MUST have two people. There was no exception made to this during my visit.
It gets quite packed and loud when it’s busy due to the fact that everyone is inside a dome. Hot temperatures inside make it feel like a hot summer day outside.
Overall I was impressed with my visit. I will return when it’s not a busy next time.

Alaways take my kids here. They love it and it keeps them occupied so can’t be bad. Near the Ferry port in North Sheilds it’s easy to get too by car and the parking is free. There’s also the metro and bus stops near.
Good sizes changing rooms and locker hire.
I’ve been told by the kids the water chutes are fantastic. Good sized café selling basic fast food and snacks.
All in all a good day out in the holidays or anytime with the kids.

I have been here so many times and each time it doesn’t fail to dissapoint me nor the kids we take with us. Situated in North Shields near the ferry port and with a huge car park which is free is this water park. It has massive changing rooms and for a small price you can hire a locker which is neccessary unless someone in your party isn’t swimming. You can definitely spend a whole day here. This is primarily a park with loads of water slides and it has three different levels in a huge tower which as you get higher up each level has faster and more scary slides ending up at the top with the kamikazee which is vertical drop slide and is really high up and really fast. Definitely not for the faint hearted but probably the best slide I have been on. It also has a rapid ride that pushes you round the course and a wave machine comes on in the pool at regular intervals. The swimming pool isn’t that big but it’s a decent enough size for messing around in. The café does a huge range of typical fast food including burgers, chips and hot dogs and was reasonably priced although you can just get soft drinks and coffees and take a picnic if that doesn’t appeal. The café area is massive and it’s easy to get a seat. Great fun and it was only a fiver entrance fee aswell.

I havn’t been here for a while and always mean to go back. There are loads of water slides for all ages, including the kamekaze, which is a near vertical slide, not for the faint hearted. They have a black hole, which you can go down in a two man tube. My favorite ride is calamity canyon. It’s quite a slow ride but a lot of fun. The lazy river is quite good and surrounds the younger children’s play park in the centre. There is a fast food place inside, it’s a good place to spend the day. I’m not sure how much it costs now, but I do remember it being quite expensive