They have great specials so you can take the whole family without going broke! The food is good and inexpensive. One worker even went on a ride with my daughter since I was not able to. Love this place.
Our kids love this place! It's been one of our favorite parks and amusement park for more then a decade. The train is definitely what keeps us coming back! If you plan or going only for a hour I recommend you just get a 20 pack of tickets and if you're planning to stay longer do an all day pass.
A great place to let your kids, or in my case, brothers, run around and get all there energy out. They have a good selection of rides, mostly targeting kids around the age of 3-5. The only drawback was how the rides we're pricey. Most of the rides take 3 or 4 tickets, costing $1.25 for each ticket, and the train being 5 tickets, I would highly suggest if you are going to have you children ride any ride 4 or more times, especially if it is the train, and if you are going to be there for more then an hour, to buy the All Day pass for $18.
It was overall a nice place for kids. Veterans Day 2017 around 2pm, I had a terrible experience with the person operating the spinning ride by the snack stand. My son lied down on the ride and she told me to have him sit up, which I did. He didn't do it again. She then informed me three additional times about the rule.saying next time she'd have to stop the ride. I wanted to tell this little girl I heard her stupid ass the first time and then bust her face, but I chose to complain to the manager and stop spending money there instead. Don't worry my little ghetto teenager, there won't BE a next time. I'm telling everyone I know they hire salty staff. Now-- the guy running the parachute ride was amazing!! Give him a raise. I can go to other places where I'll be treated with respect and not like one of the damn kids running around the place.
The employees are great and welcoming. They were giving out $20 gift cards to take selfies and spend it on food it was such an awesome experience
I was able to do the train and the tea cups with my 2 1/2 year old. She did about 2-3 other rides on her own (too small for an adult to fit). She absolutely LOVED it. She wasn't tall enough for the other rides but honestly, I'm pretty sure they don't realize or care until they are a little older anyway. She could have been on one ride over and over all day if I let her. They had this cool sand art you can do there and a decent splash pad.
It's a pretty fun place for younger kids but keep in mind that closed toe shoes are required to climb the rock wall and some children may be too tall for some of the rides such as bumper boats. The staff were amazing. They were always smiling and waiving and were very friendly.
my daughter had her 5th birthday here and loved it. It's really great for the littles because they can ride all the rides (even a rollercoaster!)
To my liking it doesn't get 5 stars due to the rides needing serious maintenance and getting it up to par. A lot of teens work here which is cool but seems like they're careless. My little 4 year old nephew enjoyed it which is good. I'd take my little nieces and nephews here to have a little fun in a small area. The train looks fun. I'm grown and when I first saw it, it looked magical lol with that Rocking Horse statue. It's like a small carnival for kids except it needs serious maintenance.
Love this place. Been there as a child and taken my children and now grandchildren. Price is great
My girls loved it. My there year old enjoyed all the rides she could get on and did a couple multiple times. The lines were not long for rides and they are fairly short. Even my little one could do a couple. They are expensive so I'd recommend just getting the bracelets for your kids because the tickets add up quickly.
The face painter there was using ACRYLIC craft paints and or homemade paints on the kids faces 😳. I reported it to their office, the vendor came and said her employee must've mistakenly used the wrong paints. They just let those little kids walk around with that paint on their faces, didn't inform the parents or anything. I think they are really more concerned with profits than safety. They actually called the cops to escort me out because I told one of the parents that the paint was acrylic because her child had the paint near the eye. Big red flag. They'd rather sweep safety issues under the rug. Pretty poorly managed. If you're not gonna look out for the safety of your tiny patrons, you shouldn't get mad when someone else does. Smh
One of their people has recently gotten back to me saying the paint they use is a mixture of different products. This homemade paint. I don't think that's FDA approved.
Go in with an open mind, it's a cute park for young kids. Perfect for a day away. The train is by far the best part! The workers were friendly and helpful! We went with a pogo pass and each had a wrist band. Yes it is a little older, but was a fun morning to be outside! While we were there, there was a group of special needs students and they handled it beautifully. Fun to see them all enjoy the train.
The rides need a serious upgrade. My five year old daughter had fun, but the rides are old. Ticket prices are ridiculous. The wristband is almost $19. Unlimited rides sounds good, but there are only like six rides to get on. The food is overpriced and not good. The staff is mostly made up of teens and they are friendly. I am not surprised that they are going out of business soon.