Indiana Beach Boardwalk Resort

2/5- stayed in the VC cabins right bedside the entrance of the amusement park entrance. very outdated. first thing i noticed was the filthy floors that turned my kids feet black (pics attached) no locks on the doors so my 16mo was able to open doors, couches had stains, the bedding on one of the beds were clearly dirty. sun faded beer cans outside along front door (pics attached) along with other trash. place was not taken care of at all, dumpsters full right near amusement entrance. for $500 for two nights, i thought maybe it would be clean. not to mention the pool was nice, but the out of order hot tub full of gross water was a nice touch. staff either didn’t know the answers to questions, or just gave incorrect info. one told us the poll was 24/7 and it was not. do not recommend.

Right place to spend a day or two for a weekend getaway. You must come early to do the water activities. The food is a bit pricey and was the drinks. The ride were worth the drive from out of town. I recommend to come again. I was warn not to be there once it gets dark. I witnessed two situation one the first day about 8 ish and the last day two girl feets from the entrance talking about fighting each other. Glad I came earlier enough that that by the all the crazies and trouble makers were showing up. The paddle boat ride out was too cool. Parking was confusing. You can leave the park if you would want to save money and pack a cooler eat and drink then return to the park to save on your wallet. They have bands playing at the end of the boardwalk as well. You can either use the sky lift to ride from one side to the other side of the park or take the train the stops periodically through the route. We used both. The causes and warning signs before getting on a ride left me laughing so hard I forgot to take a picture. If you died here from a ride you had better been blind because you couldn't read the sign or see the depiction picture. Y'all funny over there. I'll still be back.

This has become a new favorite destination for our family. The park offers a fantastic kid section filled with rides perfect for little ones. Thrill-seekers will love the abundance of roller coasters and other exciting attractions. We found the lines to be quite manageable. There’s also a beach area with swimming and water slides, along with an arcade for even more fun. Dining options are plentiful, making it easy to grab a bite. Overall, it was an incredibly fun experience, and we can’t wait to return! Just a heads-up: outside food and drinks aren't allowed, but you can exit and re-enter the park.

My family had quite a good time. We had oir a 5 year old and 19 month old, so we didn't partake in the bigger rides. Kiddieland was great for them. Even our 19 month old was able to ride several of the rides. We finished at the Waterpark, and the kids both loved the splash pad. To me, this area seemed to need some TLC, as the structural part of it seemed to need some work. Chipping paint and pavement crumbling in spots were of focus for our 19 month old. Pricing seemed steep. While we'd planned to visit at some point during the summer, receiving four free admission tickets during the Gas City Fourth of July parade solidified those plans. Regardless, overall an enjoyable day!

It's been 3 years since we were last here. Since then it's been under new management, new rides, updated rides, and WHOLE LOT of choices for food. It was AWESOME to see a crowd this weekend. 3 years ago, you could look all the way down the boardwalk. This weekend, we actually had to stand in line longer than 10 mins. In the past you could be next in line each ride. There isn't any empty building, it felt good walking the boardwalk and have choices of... Food, drinks, entertainment, shops, options of all sorts. Somethings that has not changed... Still has staffing issues. Not all the rides has staff to run them. They had lots of options for entertainment. However, when I can count over 10+ rides that did not work OR the same operator has to run multiple rides. Which means they have to shut down one ride to work the other. We were season pass holders. I went into looking to do it again. Once I inquired about food / drink passes. I was told that was not an option. To us it's a deal breaker.