splash kingdom

My kids who's ages range from 19 to 12 had a blast! They enjoyed the park, as well as the trampoline park. They offer a combo pack that was worth every penny and very affordable. Lunch was even included... Stead away from the hamburger though ... Over cooked. Pools were clean and slides were fun. Extra charge for float raft... Bummer.... But they made a great day of it. Park off street if you can, the walk is not bad unless you have little ones.

I have been going here since it was Pharaoh's and I have to say there have been some positive changes. Like I really like the Sky City, thats was very much needed in the San Bernardino area. I think the waterpark has everything you need for a good waterpark; wave pool, selection of slides, wave rider, lazy river, and kids area. I am happy with the size of it, its easy to navigate. They have this deal I believe its something with the food and play special, very good for the value! Only thing is, I would not cash your meal voucher in at one of the vendors nearby, go to the building, the hamburgers seem to be better there.

It is a good place to take bored children but not on the scale of other water parks they might visit.

Just wanted to thank the very nice young man who helped me while I was visiting your establishment. I had a few questions and he was patient, attentive and went out of his way not only to answer my questions but he took the time to walk me thru to the place and point out attractions that i mentioned i was interested in. Thank you Josh for being so helpful and making my experience that day wonderful. Mrs. Irene Erstad

This place has really cleaned up its act. It is a small watermark, but they have squeezed a lot into it. We have four kids 9, 5, and 3 year old twins. They are fully entertained, and easy to keep track of. The golf and boats are a plus. It would be nice if they had a picnic area where you can bring your own food. You also have to get there early for free street parking. The grounds could use some sprucing up too. Given that this was an abandoned park a few years ago though, they have done a good job at bringing it back so far.

I went to take my son to the water slide and of course I don't mind paying for him. what I do mind is having to pay full price for myself. I'm handicap and not able to ride any of the slides or rides. they are not very user friendly for parents. And having to pay for parking on top of that is ridiculous. Again NOT USER FRIENDLY

We discovered this place as they opened the skytown jumping part. At 1st we were going every week. They had a coupon for jumping for an hour, pizza and soda for like 20 bucks.. what a deal.. but as time went on. it became too busy and the smell was awful. It smelled so bad in there It was unbearable.. plus pretty hot. wayy too crowded... and to boot they ditched the coupons.. I hear the corona jumping place is better. we did however buy passes for our whole family for their water park.. I have never been yet. just opened last weekend.. but I sure hope they keep it cleaner than the jumping part.. yikes!

We had a fun trmpoline time and a game of dodgeball with the kids. Great fun and affordable.Love the family promotions that make taking our group there affordable.

Shocked at such a great deal on season passes for $50, I bought 5 looking forward to a little summer fun. We went ONE time and left early. Boring as heck, lol. For the record I had teens and 10 year olds with me. Both age groups were less than thrilled. There is a microscopic lazy river...one rectangle wave pool and a couple of ancient tube slides that everyone either attained a large bruise or a fiberglass burn from. My family is very familiar w/water parks and we usually purchase passes to either Raging Waters or Soak city etc. I wouldnt categorize this park as a true water park. In all fairness we didnt try the mini golf or bumper cars...everything there felt so tired and/or worn, we all just wanted to leave. I told myself we would try to go back to get at least a little value from a $250 ticket expense but we all decided to cut are losses and go to the beach all summer instead. Depressing :/ Exorbitant food prices...the norm for this kinda thing.

All we have ever done here is mini golf. The courses are a little run down, but the courses are challenging!

Pharoahs has some great rides, that come with great bruises. It's old and need improvement. Its inexpensive and close fun for all ages. All you can eat buffet tickets for an hour. Good food long wait.

Great place to spend a day it has been renovated and has a new attraction calle castaway cove super fun its like the pool has waves like the beach and they added more shade areas thru out the park, great place to spend time with the family the only down fall is that right next door to a onion farm so you can smell it thru out the park but if your not to picky its not that big of a deal.

Pharaoh's again has a new owner, but I think we found a good one this time. I was there in early June for my work's annual water park event, and for the 2nd year in a row had an amazing time. There are lots of shady areas to rest in, a fun new wave pool, water slides for the adventurers, and a great lazy river for just coasting the day away. The lazy river is my favorite! It's well shaded and staffed appropriately with lifeguards watching over everyone. The only drawback we had was the onion farm next door. When they spray their pesticides, the wind is often blowing the spray into the Pharaoh's park. It only lasted a moment and was only noticeable from the lazy river when on the west side of the park. Otherwise, this is a GREAT family fun locale for the locals!

not too big yet offers variety of adventures such as go carts, water rides, mini golf and jumpers & arcades.

Makes for a fun night out. Good place for parties too. Enjoyable. Nothing particularly special.