Very good amusement park for children under 48 inches. Lots of rides for kids this size. Clean park. Also has waterpark area in back but we didn't go to that area. Good value at $29.

I came here after many years of lusting after the Shivering Timbers wooden roller coaster, and boy did this park not disappoint! They have a very nice collection of various rides for all ages and what looked to be a pretty nice water park as well (we didn't visit it). The admission price is reasonable ($30) and the food prices... More

We went for the first time in 2008. We went 3-4 times a year until we moved out of Michigan in 2011. We lived in flint, so it was about the same time to go to M.A. Or Cedar Point. The lines are shorter than Cedar Point, but there are less rides. The park is clean and well kept. I... More

This was our first trip to M.A. and it was great. There were rides for all ages and really crazy fun roller coasters for the hardcore roller coaster rider. The drop on Shivering Timbers was unreal. Parking was great, plenty of very clean rest rooms, tons of food/snack choices, helpful staff and even a general store if you need Bayer... More

It is nice that this business offers two park adventures for one price. A little something for everyone.

Deer Park... I must say over all the park was much more fun and affordable back then. Now, Michigan Adventure...Most people I know go mostly for the water park. I personally wish they would have separate admission for each park. I don't like going on a ride and getting a wet behind because someone from the water park had just... More

Best value around for two parks in one location.....Shivering timbers is rough( if you have bad back or neck don't ride it, )but kids loved everything.....

We get season passes and go quite a lot during the summer months. Some fun coasters although I'm getting too old for the wooden ones, my grandchildren love them. They jerk me around too much but I love the metal ones. The water park is great on hot days. Food and drinks in the park are WAY over priced. You... More

I've been to Michigan's Adventure countless times in the past. They weren't always owned by Cedar Point, but since they became associated with Cedar Point, the admission price and parking have skyrocketed. Gone are the simple days when you could pay a few dollars to get in, bring your cooler full of food, and enjoy an inexpensive, fun time with... More