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Water Fun| Official Website: CoCo Key Indoor Water Resort: Crowne Plaza Boston North Shor Location: 50 Ferncroft Road, Danvers, MA, 01923 directions Phone:(978) 777-2500 Hours: Hours Vary see below Ages: Infants, Toddlers, Kids, Teens, Adults In/Outdoor: Indoor, Outdoor Cost: $$$$ see below |
Others to Consider: Singing Beach, Swan Boat Rides, Wollaston Beach, Wayland Town Beach, Crane BeachWhatever the weather outside, it’s always Florida inside CoCo Key Water Resort. Inspired by historic Key West, CoCo Key combines the relaxation and enchantment of the Keys with the wild excitement of a 65,000-sq. ft. indoor waterpark.
There is really something for everyone here. Zero-entry depth wading pool with slides to thrill the toddler/young preschool set. Water depths run from zero to 2.6 feet in most areas. Deepest water is 3-4 feet. and that's only in the bigger kid sports pool, where you'll find basketball hoops and a challenging rope climb over 4 feet of water.
Plenty of vigilant lifeguards are also on hand to put parents' minds at ease.
It’s got it all: a game arcade, family-friendly restaurant, comfortable rooms and much more. Visit www.cocokeywaterresort.com for specials and to book your getaway.
Featured Highlights
Parrot's Perch Play Structure:
An interactive adventure with slides for younger children, zero depth entry area, water cannons, and a huge bucket that dumps hundreds of gallons of water every few minutes. Fun for all ages - even moms & dads!
Coconut Grove Adventure River:
A fun tube ride around the water island with splashy coconut surprises along the way.
Loco's Lagoon Wave Beach:
A zero-depth entry into a pool of waves, with small slides offering the perfect thrill for the under 5 set.
Shark Slam, Gator Gush, Barracuda Blast & Pelican Plunge:
4 thrilling body- and raft-waterslides that'll drive you wild! You must be 48 inces or taller to ride this ride, and they've got a measuring stick up there so before you make that big climb, make sure you hit the mark.
Palm Grotto Indoor/Outdoor Spa
Giant whirlpools for a relaxing, sultry tropical experience. Kick back and catch a few scenes from your favorite kids movie here. You can even get to the outdoor whirlpool via our swim-through passage.
Dip-In Theater
Enjoy video entertainment a whole new way: floating in your own tube in our waterpark!
Coral Reef Cavern:
An exciting activity pool that features lily pads, water basketball and an animated coral reef backdrop that changes as you look at it. This pool has the deepest water in the park at 3-4 feet.
Outdoor Splash Pad
Cascading towers of water to cool off after enjoying the large outdoor tanning deck.
Rusty's Dive Shop
Conveniently located within the water resort, Rusty's Dive Shop serves as a Lifeguard Station as well as a pick up point for complimentary towels.
 Hours |  Top |
Monday - Thursday: 3pm – 9pm
Fri day & Saturday: 10am – 9pm
Sunday: 10am – 8pm
 Cost | Top |
Contact CoCo Key for Water Resort Packages
Buy passes online.
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50 Ferncroft Road, Danvers, MA, 01923 map
FROM LOGAN AIRPORT
Route 1A North to Route 60 West to Route 1 North to Route 95 North. Take Exit 50, Topsfield exit. Bear left to Route 1 South, Danvers. Take first right onto Ferncroft Road.
FROM SALEM, MA
Route 114 West to Route 1 North. On Route 1 North, stay right past exit for Route 95 North and take your next exit on left for Route 1 South. Take first right onto Ferncroft Road.
FROM THE NORTH
Route 95 South to Exit 50. Follow signs to Ferncroft Road (first right).
FROM THE WEST
Mass Pike to Route 128 North to Route 95 North. Take Exit 50, Topsfield exit. Bear left at Route 1 South, Danvers. Take first right onto Ferncroft Road.
FROM THE SOUTH
Route 93 North to Boston. Take Route 128 North to Route 95 North. Take exit 50, Topsfield exit. Bear left at Route 1 South, Danvers. Take first right onto Ferncroft Road.
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- Endless complimentary towels are available and foam life jackets are on hand for young kids, so that's a few less things to carry. We recommend bringing extra suits and cover ups - those come in handy if kids get cold after playing. Plenty of vigilant lifeguards are also on hand to put parents' minds at ease. I felt fine letting my 51/2 year old go off on her own in most areas.
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Loved It!, Sun 25 Oct 2009
I brought my 1,3 & 4yr olds here and they all had a blast! So excited we have someplace like this to go all winter! The only problem we had were obnoxious life-guards, they actually rotate from post to post and when they are in the bigger kids section (the place where the bucket of water tips over), they actually walk away till the water is done spilling!!!! So, waiting there in line don't know when its ok to go down the slide...But besides that oddity, it was all very fun!
Poop In Water, Mon 12 Oct 2009
Stay away from this dump and call the Board of Health! Nasty and should be closed down in my opinion
Amazing, Tue 28 Apr 2009
Coco Key is an Amazilng water resort it is a ver big treat 2 go! Danvers coco key is awesome
CoCo Key Indoor Water Resort, Tue 21 Apr 2009
Horrible! When I was there they had to close the hot tub section because a youngster 'contaminated' the water. As an adult I hated this place but I suppose if I was 5-10 I'd love it.
Great, Mon 20 Apr 2009
Coco Keys Water Resort is an amazing place to stay when you feel like you've got to get out of the house! The park is time consuming, and it also keeps the kids busy.
Easter Day, Mon 13 Apr 2009
Hi I just would like to let you know that I was there with my family and 7 grandaughters and the staff was very good. They do a great job keeping a look out for all the kids that are in the water. They were quick to respond if a kid needed any help. We will be coming back again. Thank you!
What a Waste of Money, Sat 28 Mar 2009
Im writing this review from the water park. My complaint is not with the water park. But with the hotel. How dare they charge almost $200 for poor service, dirty rooms, the room service people misinterpered our order. The ice machine on our floor was broken which the front desk said go to another floor. Also if they are going to give packages with waterpark then maybe they should be alittle more child friendly. Ex. The hotel should provide a common microwave on every floor. Also instead of charging for a fridge, why don't they put some of the profits from the park into the hotel and provide fridges. The furniture is old, none of the Jacuzzi's work in the rooms when I asked they said they were having to many problems with them. So they removed one knob which is not very attractive AT ALL. The Best Western provides better ammenities, and service for half the price.I would go the water park again but not the HOTEL.
Cold Water, Sun 1 Mar 2009
We went to Coco Key on a cold day because we thought it would be fun to swim in a warm pool when it was snowing outside. The water was COLD. We were assurred that the heating system was working fine, but we have been there before and were never this cold. The water was cold, the air was cold and the people were cold. My guess is that they were trying to save $$ on the heating bills. The food area was dirty, but that was nothing compared to the cold!
Had Lots Of Fun, Tue 13 Jan 2009
My husband and I took our 3 & 5 year old to the Coco Kids Playdate on a Monday from 10 -1 it's only $15 per person. It's available on Monday & Fridays from 10 - 1 for kids under 6 with an adult. Since it was a Monday it was not crowded and my kids really loved it. My 5 year old could do more of the slides but my 3 year old was happy at the kids smaller pool area and ride the River with Mom. The Pizza shop was not open but you can order a variety of food and drinks from the bar (burgers, chicken, pizza, mac & cheese, appertizers etc...). There were lots of tables and chairs but I'm sure it's more crowded on the weekends. We live close to the Danvers one so we just went for the day so I can't rate the hotel. As soon as we left my kids wanted to know when we were going back. We all had a great time.
Water Resort Is Fine...., Tue 23 Dec 2008
It seems the media has taken over with this 'Chemical burn' scare, to be honest, I don't get it. Spoke to board of health AND the hotel...both say chlorine is checked regularly and is at the recommended levels....people- stop trying to get something for free.
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