This review is for the Aquatic Park only.
Tickets per person was about 18$ an hour plus convenience fees.
There is parking available onsite, but will cost ya $10 for 30min-2 hours. After parking, you'd walk along the path towards the aquatic park direction and you'll find their little office. You'll walk for about 10 minutes.
Once you get to the office, let them know you're there for the aquatic park and they'll give you a life vest and a wristband. Then you're supposed to swim towards the park in your life vest. We went on Labor Day so the park was filled with kids. With the amount of kids, I was really surprised there were no life guards in the park area. The water was murky and and pretty hard to see.
Though it was really fun, it just felt like the staff didn't care nor were they very organized. My friends had waited around 15 minutes for equipment with little to no direction. It was something cool to do just once.