Playport

3 TouraVanh - 2 years ago

This place deteriorated fast since the opening. Part of the park has closed including the kids playscape section and many of the shops. Still has a limited conscession stand and one small restaurant. You need to have a cap to swim but they have rentals for kids and adults available. It is a cheap (50thb) option for kids and parents to splash and play on a hot day. Only three small water slides work. The big blue one doesn't operate anymore. Has plenty of shady places to relax and plenty of tables and chairs to sit. Has a life guard on duty. Kids play while parents sit stare at their phones (including me). They serve beer ???? so...cheers.

5 Bill Phillips - 4 years ago

A good location and easy to find on the ring road. Plenty of supervised parking space. Swimsuit hire, food, coffee and drinks are all available inside and at a reasonable cost.
The pools are a good size and of varying depths to suit all ages of children. An entertainer is also around to keep the kids amused between swims.
I think it's a great place to take the kids and being able to relax while they happily play.
Recommended.

4 Michael Cummins - 4 years ago

Looks like the rides are all working. The area is clean. Music is not too loud. They have water misting system to keep you cool when you're out of the pool.
Tips:
Bring your own pool caps if you have.
Fallung charged more as usual.
Have coupon system for food and drink.

5 James McCloskey - 4 years ago

An excellent little water park. The staff are friendly and efficient and the park itself is quite well maintained. The changing facilities and toilet were clean and well looked after. There is a bar and a coffee shop for relaxing after your swim.

3 Johny Boy - 3 years ago

For foreigners it is a bit daunting with multiple price's, not telling us that you had to supply or buy a swimming costume and cap and then to be told that only coupons to buy everything inside. After you know what they want all is ok. Children had a lot of fun with 5 lifeguards on duty. A big suggestion is that they should have signage in English as the front staff do not speak any english, also I might add that they asked me for ID to buy the swimming costumes, dammed if I know why. After that, sit back and have fun.

3 Jeremy Holton - 7 years ago

I arrived with 13 people and the pickup mainly children.
We got off to a bad start as we brought food with us which they would not let us take in
Then we discovered that you have to wear a bathing cap before they would let you in the water
I was not very keen on the plastic grass
I thought i could relax and listen to some of my phone music or an audio book but the speakers were so loud there was no where where i could hear my headphones
On the positive find it was clean the service good and the food prices reasonable

1 Nicolas Williams - 7 years ago

The pools are terribly over chlorinated. Just standing near them makes your eyes water. You also have to wear a swimcap...in an outdoor waterpark - seriously? The slides are also super dry and likely to give you plastic burn. Avoid.