Roxan Rodriguez

Review of Holiday Inn/Amish Inn Splash U...

Glad we got half price tickets for the day for poo...

Glad we got half price tickets for the day for pool online because it wasn't worth full price! Park is way too small, OVER CROWDED ( a park worker told me they were out of inner tubes because the park over booked AGAIN), bad ventilation so strong smell of chlorine makes it hard to breath, no actual pool to swim in, food prices way too expensive, tons of young teens as lifeguards walking around blowing whistles all day but so noisey that no one pays any attention and lots of unsupervised kids running around a slippery pool area pushing and shoving is an accident waiting to happen, service slow at check in and at the food bar, park needs improvents in maintenance, upkeep and CLEANLINESS most of all! The bathrooms were so gross and disgusting that my 9 year old grandson walked just inside the door...looked around and walked out refusing to use the bathrooms! We left and went to Tiffany's pizza for our dinner and to use the bathrooms! For the prices the park charges the bathrooms should at least be cleaned! Never saw one worker cleaning while we were there! Not even anyone to clean trash off the few tables and chairs they had available! If you were lucky enough to get one of the small tables then you have to clean the trash off the table yourself and wipe it off with a pool towel if you are lucky enough to get one of the few small pool towels! We won't be back again! If I had known pics could be posted on here I would have taken pics to post here! The health department needs to do something before more people continue to get sick at this facility! DUNDEE, Mich. (WXYZ) Teenage employees of Splash Universe say they want to know what happened that caused between two to three dozen people to become violently sick Saturday night.

Splash Universe water park pool evacuated after guests complain of skin irritation

I started having chest problems and being not able to breathe right, said Stump.

People reported vomiting, trouble breathing, burning sensation and rash.

This is definitely a good reason to put in my two weeks, said Calvin Stump who also works at the water park.

An employee with Splash Universe gave 7 Action News a statement:

Last night just before closing of the pool area Splash Universe received a compliant. Splash Universe employee's followed all the proper procedures and steps in an excellent manor. They tested their chlorine levels and they all came back normal. The safety of guest and employees are their number one priority, Splash Universe was open and fully operational today with great customer satisfaction.

Operation Managers Rob Evans

7 Action News tried reached Evans on Monday to see what the exact cause of the chlorine exposure was, but did not hear back.

I want it to be investigated instead of them just saying oh it was handled properly, because it s never its not handled properly it keeps happening over and over, said Nicole Reinhardt.

Reinhardt s daughter works for Splash Universe. She says ever since her daughter got hired about a year and a half ago she has had health related issues.

She s never been sick before this she uses a rescue inhaler and a daily medicines to breath since she s worked there, said Reinhardt.



On Monday a meeting was planned between the staff, parents, and the people running Splash Universe.

For Reinhardt, it s not enough to let her daughter continue to work at the water park.

We ve talked about it she s not going back anymore, said Reinhardt.