how much is it to come in and swim?

-Asked by khelbi from richmond on 1/31/2012

Tami J.

Omaha, NE

For the Resort in Kansas City, KS in the Waterpark & Entertainment category.

Greetings Khelbi. The cost to swim at the Great Wolf Lodge is free if you purchase an over night stay. It isn't open at a "walk-in" basis. There are many suites to choose from and there are other activities to do as well. There's the MagiQuest, Norther Lights Arcade, Scooops Spa, Wolf Walk, and More. I'd encourage you to check it out! It is a lot of fun. Tami Jensen

Is there any child care available? I am thinking of taking my daughter (age 5) by myself. Can she go to the Cub Club for an hour if I sign her up for something? I'm just wondering what I could do if I needed a break!

-Asked by Maria from on 1/16/2012

Becky B.

Waukee, IA

For the Resort in Kansas City, KS in the General Questions category.

Maria, thanks for the question. Unfortunately, the Great Wolf Lodge does not offer child care so an adult does need to be present, even for the Cub Club. There are a lot of other things for you to do at the GWL together besides the waterpark such as the Cub Club, MagiQuest, Northern Lights Arcade, Scoops Kid Spa, Story Time, The Great Clock Tower Show, and Wolf Walk. Although you do these together, these may give you the "break" that you are looking for. I think you and your daughter would have a fantastic time at the Great Wolf Lodge! Enjoy! Becky

How much fun is the MagiQuest?

-Asked by Steve from Omaha on 5/14/2011

Tami J.

Omaha, NE

For the Resort in Kansas City, KS in the Waterparks & More category.

Steve, The Magi Quest is a lot of fun! My kids slay the dragon every visit. They usually play the virtual type game during water park breaks. It's a great way to keep them busy when taking that break. I hope you'll enjoy your adventure slaying the dragon! Tami

We are bringing our twins who are 4.5, we are thinking of doing the MagiQuest, would we have to buy 4 games for all of us to do it together or could we just get two wands and two games and then help them with it? How does that work?

-Asked by Liz from Saint Louis on 5/6/2011

Tami J.

Omaha, NE

For the Resort in Kansas City, KS in the Waterparks & More category.

Hi Liz, My suggestion is to only buy two games. At that age, they're going to need some guidance. Reading the map and determining where to go next will probably be the parents job. My husband and I held a friendly competition to see who slayed the dragon first. My daughter and I won! They have cloaks, wand holders, wand toppers, etc. that your kids will enjoy. The Magi Quest gift shop is full of fun extras to buy to look the part. Have a good time and "good luck" ;) Tami