Meadowbrook Resort vs Alakai Resort
A side-by-side look at two water parks — rides, prices, amenities, and which one fits your trip.
Which Park Is Right for You?
Quick verdicts based on what each park offers.
Amenities Compared
What each park offers, side by side.
| Feature | Meadowbrook Resort | Alakai Resort |
|---|---|---|
| Parking |
Only at Alakai Resort
- wave pool
- lazy river
- water slides
- kids area
- cabana rentals
- food court
- lockers
- changing rooms
- gift shop
- Parking
- tube rentals
- hot tubs
- swimming pool
- splash pad
- wifi
- birthday party packages
- group rates
About Each Park
Meadowbrook Resort
Wisconsin
Meadowbrook Resort is a family-friendly water park resort nestled in the heart of Wisconsin Dells, featuring indoor and outdoor pools, thrilling water slides, a lazy river, and a kiddie splash area. The resort offers comfortable accommodations with easy access to the waterpark, making it an ideal destination for families seeking fun and relaxation in America's Waterpark Capital.
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Wisconsin
Alakai Resort brings a tropical Hawaiian theme to Wisconsin Dells with an indoor water park that keeps families comfortable year-round. The park features a solid mix of attractions without being overwhelming - perfect for families who want variety without the chaos of the mega-resorts down the strip. The centerpiece is a good-sized wave pool that generates decent waves every 10 minutes, surrounded by plenty of deck chairs and cabana options. Kids gravitate toward the multi-level water playground with its tipping bucket and smaller slides, while the lazy river provides a nice break from the action. The slide selection hits the sweet spot with a few body slides and tube slides that provide thrills without being too intense for younger riders. What sets Alakai apart is its more intimate scale - you're not walking a quarter-mile between attractions like at some Wisconsin Dells resorts. The Hawaiian theming feels authentic with palm trees, bamboo accents, and tropical music that doesn't get annoying. The pool deck never feels overcrowded, even during peak times, and parents can actually keep track of their kids. Food options stick to standard water park fare - pizza, burgers, chicken strips - but the portions are decent and prices aren't completely outrageous. The resort rooms are clean and comfortable, though nothing fancy. Book a poolside cabana if you're visiting during summer or holiday weekends - they rent out quickly and provide a home base for larger families. The staff keeps the facility clean and the water temperature comfortable. Alakai…
Read the full Alakai Resort guide →Ready to visit Meadowbrook Resort?