Going Wild at Wild Adventures

Average accommodations with a free continental breakfast. A microwave and refrigerator is available upon request. Discount tickets for Wild Adventures are available at the front desk. The theme park is about six miles away, the next exit south. There is a McDonald's, Pizza Hut, Burger King, Shoney's, and IHOP in the immediate area. A playground, mini-putting green, and outdoor pool with a kiddie pool on the premises.

I was so very pleased with our stay here after a long and exhausting day at Wild Adventures. The staff is wonderful and the hotel is very clean. The room was spacious with a desk, fridge, and microwave.

Located right across from the ramp of the exit, you are near everything. IHOP, McDonald's, Burger King, Pizza Hut, and Walmart and other family restaurants are less than a 10 minute drive from the side streets. No need to really go anywhere for a bite to eat though because they have a respectable steak house attached that is very good. There is a sports bar to watch the big games too. In the morning, come and partake in a full continental breakfast that includes sausage biscuits. We will definitely keep the Conference Center high on our list.

It is still growing but still fairly large. Right now, if you buy one-day admission, you can get a second day free. It has to be used within six days. Adults $34.95 and children (3-9) and seniors 55+ $28.95. There are eight roller coasters and five water rides. My recommendation for each: The Boomerang and the Tasmanian River Rapids. Most big rides require you to be 42" to ride. There is wildlife throughout the park to look at as well.

Season passes are good until 12/31/2003. They cost $54.95, and the parking pass is $25 for the year. They have Night Magic, a 3-D laser and fireworks show, all year long. There are special events during Halloween and Christmas.