great wolf lodge grapevine day pass 2016

Well….there’s always next year but daddy did pretty good! I swear all that screaming equals fun! Then my brave boy decided to try out the Wolf Rider Wipeout, which is an artificial endless wave where people can surf or boogie board until their little muscles give out….as long as they can stay balanced or hold on! We decided to test out the waterproof pouch the hotel provided on one of the raft rides. You can request an equal number of day passes to the number of people staying in your room. Although the water park is open to hotel guests only, people can join by paying for a $40 day pass.

Our friends, Morgan and Justin, who live locally also joined us. Seasonally, there is Howl-O-Ween in October and Snowland in December.īrady, Kim, Kyle and Stuart at their very best at 8 in the morning! (Well she looks great anyway!) Daily, there is yoga and arts and crafts. The GWL offers kids a daily roster of activities, depending on the season. There’s also a Dunkin Donuts some, like me, might find essential for staying caffeinated to keep up with the kids and a wicked little shop called Bear Paw Sweets and Eats for those who are planning on doing extra Boot Camp classes next week. Finally, two are located inside the waterpark, Grizzly Jack’s Bar and Grill, a full service restaurant in the small section of outdoor space the resort holds and a more limited selection of fast food can be had at Bucket’s Incredible Craveables. Another is a grab and go, of the pizza and burgers variety, called Hungry As A Wolf and smartly situated by the arcade. Lodge Wood Fired Grill, is a little fancier and offers some gourmet-style options but is still casual, after all it’s an indoor water park resort. In addition to the Loose Moose Family Kitchen, which is buffet-style dining, the resort has four other restaurants.

The boys loved their room, which included their own private little Wolf Den. We also got these cute little pink wristbands that have RFID chips embedded so they acted like room keys, passes to the waterpark and allowed you to buy anything on the resort simply by waving your hand. We arrived and received swag bags with Paw Passes to experience the entire resort, which apparently had a lot more to offer than just the water park. NO TIME TO READ NOW? PIN OR BOOKMARK THIS ARTICLE FOR LATER! Plus, we’re all water people and we love having family adventure so naturally, this place held a draw for us but I feared the weird smells and gross germs that could possibly fester in an indoor environment. Any weekend that involves no rushing from sport to sport, no cooking, no cleaning is a good weekend. Parent, I was pretty confident we’d have a great time. But when the Great Wolf Lodge, near Anaheim, invited us, through L.A. Who would want to go? Leave the sunshine for a bunch of indoor waterslides? I had heard there were 19 of these indoor waterparks spread throughout the country but I had never heard of this family resort. When the Great Wolf Lodge in Garden Grove, CA first opened, I didn’t see how an indoor waterpark could survive, or even be of interest, in Southern California. (This article may or may not contain affiliate links.

Great wolf lodge grapevine day pass 2016