r/greatwolflodge

This will be our first time going to GWL but our AuDHD 10 year old REALLY wants to go. We also have a 2 year old and a 4 year old(neurotypical). We are planning a 3d 2n trip in early September from thurs-sat. I know about the sensory guide, the colored wristband, and the cabana rentals. I was just wondering if any other autism families had experience with GWL and any tips to help us have the best experience. Is the cabana rental worth it? Is there anything we should prioritize? Avoid? TIA for any and all tips ❤️

They were all good except North Carolina, our favorite was Wisconsin. Every trip has been 7 nights. Recently stayed at the concord location in NC. 3 out of 7 of the night the fire alarm went off, kids pulling the alarms. The Waterpark was literally bare minimum compared to the others, no lazy river, hot springs, none of that, food was ok for dinner, but the breakfast buffet was hardly anything and terrible quailty for the price. We had the Wolf den "suite" TV was hanging off the wall fire alarm hanging off the wall cob website all over the lighting etc. The staff was Decent enough though. Idk just compared to all the other locations this one was seriously lacking in all facets that it could. So if youre planning on going, just know it wasn't that great. On another note the best one weve been to was Wisconsin with the poconos being second!

Hello everyone! Currently at gwl in Bloomington mn. They merchandise you to death but that's not the topic here.

I am currently here with two kids. Were wanting to come back with all 5 of ours. The promo that's on the website gives generous discounts and there's a lot of rooms for 89 a night. When putting in 4 of my kids it goes to 169 a night. When I put in the 5th kid, it goes to 589. Can I just put in for two rooms at the discounted rate and get them with connected doors?

I couldn't find an entry for this in the reservation platform. Two rooms for 89 is doable but 589 a night is way out of my ability to pay right now.

Hi everyone I'm more of an anonymous reddit user but I finally decided to post and ask for help/advice because this is driving me crazy. I recently got hired as a lifeguard at Great Wolf Lodge and this is my first job. Also Im f18 dont know if thats important but thought I would throw it out there. I have pre-reqs this upcoming Thursday (8/20) and if theres any former or current lifeguards out there I need to know what Im walking into. Ive tried searching on tiktok and even on here but kinda got nowhere so if anyone can give me some advice or things I need to look out for or even red flags of the company and/or employees I would really appreciate it.(ya girl is pretty desperate over here please help 😭😭).

Just a disclaimer Im 100% sure it'll be fun and Ill make alot of friends and memories but yk there always a downside of jobs that higher ups wont tell you and I just want to be prepared.

On 8/4 I took advantage of the 84° sale and booked a room for later this month and while checking out it asked if I wanted to ass the adventure park pass for $84 so I did and I checked my reservation a few hours ago and it's no longer there ? Been trying to get ahold of customer service for hours which is weird bc I usually get right through but anyway anyone ever have this issue ? Anaheim location

Is the breakfast buffet at Mashantucket actually any good? I’m not one for breakfast buffet unless the food is actual good quality and not college dining hall quality pancakes and waffles.

I’m getting ready to get my first apartment so it’s probably my last chance to splurge on my little sister, but thanks to the sale yesterday I was able to book a trip to GWL with just me and her next month. I’m not telling her AT ALL! I’m just gonna get her in the car like I’m driving her to school and then wait for her to figure it out when we get on the highway 😂. I’m so excited for this. I’ve been 3 times so I know a lot of the tricks to save money, but if anyone has tips to make it more magical for her that’d be great. I really want her to never forget this trip.