Powerboat Adventures Tip – Choose Your Risk Level

Think of the boat like a blackjack table—front seats are for high-rollers seeking the thrill! Sit in the front for a wild, adrenaline-pumping ride with the wind in your face. The back of the boat is like playing it safe with a conservative bet—calmer, smoother, and shaded, perfect for a relaxing cruise on the way back. We played both styles: front on the way out for excitement, back on the way home to unwind and savor the “payout” of a perfect day.

The Atlantis Kids Club, known as AKA (Atlantis Kids Adventures), is designed for children ages 3–12. Parents rave about the professional staff and well-run programs—no wonder AKA has won multiple awards and was named one of the Top 10 Coolest Kids’ Clubs by Travel Impressions in 2015. Tours are offered daily at 10 am and 2 pm, and the club is open from 10:30 am to midnight, allowing parents to drop kids off for daytime or evening adventures.

This isn’t your typical one-room kids club. AKA features multiple themed rooms, outdoor activity areas, and even video screens for movies and games. Their standout offering is Culinary Adventures for kids ages 6–12—two-hour cooking sessions with themes like Cupcake Central, Candy Ocean, and All About Treats, where kids get to create delicious dishes in a kid-sized kitchen. Outdoor programs such as Pool & Beach Bonanza and Fish Tales take advantage of the resort’s natural beauty. A weekly activity flyer helps parents plan, and Culinary Adventures cost $48.38 per child.

Casino-Style Tip: Sign your child up for a Culinary Adventure early—slots fill up fast, especially during peak season. Think of it like reserving your jackpot table; the best experiences go to those who act first!