Slick City Action Park

Reviews

• MM

  Maia Moua

  3 days ago
  5.0
  Fun place for kids. Spacious and clean with comfy seating. Arcade was not tight with claw winnings😃 So your kid will actually win prizes🎉 Had a Pepperoni pizza and pitcher of soda. Pizza was actually Good. Brought my 9 yr old nephew on a Friday@ 4PM and it wasn’t busy. Arrive early enough to avoid lines and crowds. Thank You.
• CB

  Carri Blakebrekke

  5 days ago
  5.0
  Today we visited slick city action park. My friends and I were visiting when KALLEN Came over to greet us and see if we were having a good time. He was extremely friendly, shared about the opening of the new center, explained about all the parties coming up that day and, in general, just had a wonderful conversation with us. We had interaction with JD, a team leader, who was incredibly friendly and attentive. I have been to many many play parks as I have several grandchildren. The attention and friendliness of the staff, including in particular these two gentlemen, Provided a wonderful experience for us over and above what we would have ever expected. I would gladly come back to this clean, wide open and friendly place many times.
• LR

  Laura Rabas

  May 11, 2026
  5.0
  An awesome experience. So much fun, our whole family loved the slides, even the adults. There was a variety of slides and basketball, dodgeball, zipline, arcade. The place is huge and very clean. We will be back. 90 mins goes fast!
• MM

  MN755

  May 8, 2026
  4.0
  Overview: it’s a great location and it’s a lot of fun for kids! But it’s expensive and some of the staff aren’t the greatest. Okay, first off: We had a great time! We went on a Wednesday afternoon and we were surprised on how empty it was, there were like 2 other families there total. The first thing we noticed was the prices though, obviously geared at trying to get people to sign up for a monthly subscription that they’ll forget about, not a good sign of how they run their business to be honest. It was basically ~$35 per person counting both the price to enter and to buy their mandatory socks, which is not on the cheap side. Comparatively, Lookout Ridge, also in Woodbury, is $8 per person for the entire day. And that $35 price was for 90 minutes…. At that price, it makes it feel like a once in a while fun visit, maybe twice a year, not an every month thing. Moving on to what they actually have there, as far as stuff to do, there was lots! There were plenty of slides and the entire slide mat system was well thought out and usable. Additionally, there are several play courts that are on inflated pads(it’s the only way I can think of to describe them) such as basketball and dodgeball. One thing I would note is that there were a trapeze bar and swing that you could use to jump onto a blown up trampoline, and the way you bring the swing or bar to you is by using a pole with a hook on it. On the sign for it, it said that only to use with a team member there but no one showed up. Several team members just passed by while young kids were just using it themselves. There was also some team members just loitering around certain areas, such as the little kids area(which is very well designed). A team member there was just walking in circles with nothing to do, which was just a little bit creepy. Also, when it was nearing our time to leave(but we still had 10 minutes to go) and several members of our party(they were kids) were told that their time was up and they couldn’t go down the slides anymore. They were confused as were we because our time didn’t end yet. Finally, when I was just looking around their Google Maps listing, they have several updates from their business, often these are telling people it’s a great place to have a work retreat or a company party. But on those posts, they have images of young kids going down slides, not adults, the demographic they’re probably targeting. I just wanted to add that because it’s an easy thing to fix and it’ll probably help.
• KU

  Kimberly Kay Urban

  May 5, 2026
  4.0
  They said it was buy one get one on tuesdays but i was charged regular price for 90 min wristbands Lots of fun! My son is 12 going on 13 and has outgrown little playgrounds outside the park. Fun for adults too! I had a blast! The bigger you are the faster you slide! Area for pizza, birthday parties, arcade, 5 & under, dodgeball, basketball, and swings. You gotta pay for grippy socks just like trampoline parks. Broke a sweat under 10 min. Lots of exercise. Went down all slides at least once. No lines so we really only needed one hour before we stopped for pizza and pepsi! I recommend riptide and fast lane for last as most extreme. Start with zigzag or royal flush to ease into the experience.