Anonymous wrote:Or you could drive a little farther and do kings dominion (big waterpark) or six flags.
We have been to all the NVRPA parks and the clientele at great waves definitely skews more AA. It is also much bigger and more crowded (and has many more features) than the other parks. That said, my whole family became very ill after swimming there one day--which never happened at any of the other NVRPA waterparks.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Isn't upton hills the Arlington public pool? I wouldn't call it a waterpark at all.
It's part of the Northern Virginia Regional Park system so it's own by the same entity as Great Waves. But, there's definitely more AT Great Waves.
Both are sort of ghetto, to.
Classy
But true.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Isn't upton hills the Arlington public pool? I wouldn't call it a waterpark at all.
It's part of the Northern Virginia Regional Park system so it's own by the same entity as Great Waves. But, there's definitely more AT Great Waves.
Both are sort of ghetto, to.
Classy
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Isn't upton hills the Arlington public pool? I wouldn't call it a waterpark at all.
It's part of the Northern Virginia Regional Park system so it's own by the same entity as Great Waves. But, there's definitely more AT Great Waves.
Both are sort of ghetto, to.
Anonymous wrote:Isn't upton hills the Arlington public pool? I wouldn't call it a waterpark at all.