My son loves this park. He is four. He had his fourth birthday party here. The play structure is three stories tall and includes several slides and a climbing wall. There are swingsets and a gazebo. There is a big field for running around like a four-year-old boy at a birthday party, which is what he and the rest of the attendees did for pretty much the whole time.

I'll start by saying something nice. The aquariums are cool, and the kids really like all the animals hanging around. Except for if they're scared of them, and the thunder that happens every half hour. It's kitschy and overpriced, the food's just alright, and they hold no punches in taking all of your money that they possibly can.

To me, there is enough here to entertain small children without making the arduous and expensive trek to DisneyWorld. Just go to Universal and get your Disney souvenirs at Downtown Disney. LegoLand is good, but super-crowded everytime I've been. I like the dragon in the Lagoon. Skip Rainforest Cafe, those people have lost their everloving minds. I'd like to try the Irish pub next time I go.

I hope these church people won't mind me sharing their private playground. We've visited a few times, and they don't seem to mind. We love it! There's a great playset, including a smaller section for toddlers, a hill the kids love to roll down, picnic tables, a gazebo, and a climbing rock that my husband, son, and nephews were very excited about hauling their picnic lunches to the top of to enjoy. I'm not trying to slam middle Georgia when I say that their park situation is abysmal, but their park situation is abysmal. Except for this one! Leave it to church people, I guess.

....here we have another bouncy house. We've been there lots of times. It's a decent bouncy house. It has a cool little area for pre-walkers, which is the main plus of this bouncy house. My main problem with it is that the toddler area is quite separate from the main part, which makes it difficult to keep up with your kids if you have a toddler and a bigger kid. Which I do.