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For Malibu Jack's to keep charging the same prices after removing several of their major…read moreattractions is disappointing. They removed the roller coaster, the VR station, and replaced the go-karts with pedal karts etc. At that point, the value just isn't the same. If you're downsizing attractions, the pricing should reflect that. Right now it feels like you're paying the same amount for a much smaller experience, especially when most of what's left is the arcade. For the current price point, I'd rather make the trip to Fun Station.

Awesome date night my husband and I had here without our kids!!!! However we have to go back WITH…read moreour kids so they can enjoy the activities as well!

We thought everyone working there was super friendly, and the day is affordable-ish if you buy the…read morespecials. The mini golf is a bit outdated but has its charm. My son had an awesome time on the Go Karts, since he could do both the kiddie kart and the double kart.

If you need a ride and you're in Rockford Illinois belvedere or anywhere please give us a call and…read morethey are the best company there is and the reliable you treat you like family

Terrific locally owned, family operated business. Recommend highly for safety, cleanliness,…read moretimeliness and wonderful owners! 10 out of 10

This is great a place for young children…read more You only have to pay for the child. $15 for non residents. There's only two rides parents can join on - the train and the burlap sack slide. The other rides the child does by themselves. My 3 year old son had a blast! A young 3 years old was the perfect age and we will definitely take him back next year. This would be a great place for birthday parties too.

This is such a gem for the 2-7 age range! It was $15 for a 4 year old and 1 year old. Our 1.5 year…read moreold even got to ride the train (with an adult), go down the giant slide and play on the playground. Quick drive from the city. We spent 2 hours here and got to try every ride and have lunch. It's small so 2 hours was perfect. Our 4 year old rode the carousel, flying pirate ship, train, Giant slide, water boats and rock climbing wall (with harnesses). There is a big play lot that is really fun too. Concession options were good - pizza, chicken tenders, corn dog, hot dog, fries, ice cream. No juice boxes. Clean bathrooms and water fountain. Lots of tables in the shade to eat. The ride operators were extra special nice to the kids. One stopped to help our kid with her shoe at the top of the slide and one put towels on the seat of the ride so it wasn't too hot from the sun. We left happy!

top of the line carnival awesome looking equipment. very nice looking games, the workers are so…read morenice and friendly. it's nice to see them when they come to town 100/100 for sure

We took our 28 month old granddaughter to Santa's Village and she loved it. She was just under 36…read moreinches so she got in free. We bought two adult day passes, one for me and one for our daughter. At first I thought the cost was too high since it has been at least 20 years since I had been to the park, but after spending the day there - I now think it was worth every penny. The park has been cleaned, new paint, new rides and it was active with visitors which was nice to see. Plus, they have the dry park which is great. They had a very nice patting zoo with all sorts of animals including a parakeet feeding room where you can feed the parakeets as they land on a peanut butter and bird seed feeding stick. They also have a really nice water park that we didn't even get to use since the dry park had so much to do. The food and drunk items were a bit pricey like at all amusement parks, but they do let you bring in two water bottles per person and a snack so that's fair. They also let you get your hand stamped to leave the park and have a lunch at your car from a cooler or you can go to a fast food place if you want to. Parking is free, which is a huge plus. I was also VERY impressed with the friendliness of the staff beginning with the lady who sold us the tickets - very nice and patient. Many of the rides are run by students, but they were all very responsible, friendly and followed through before each ride started to make sure all the riders were secure. The young man at the antique car ride managed the entire ride by himself and still took time to ask everyone in each car "Did you have fun?" at the end of every ride. I was very impressed with his maturity and responsible actions and he looked to be about 18. Overall, we had a great time and although it carried a cost of about $50 per person, it was well worth it and we didn't even get to use the water park. Plus, I kept thinking that we live 15 minutes away so we didn't have to spend much time and gas money driving to a place like Wisconsin Dells for such a nice attraction. I highly recommend visiting even if only once a summer to get some nice picture/video memories.

This used to be a fun place to go as a child. I took my 10 year old daughter here and she was in an…read moreawkward stage... one inch too tall for the kiddie rides and not interested in roller coasters. The tilt a whirl was not operating. They also only have one small gift shop when you leave the park, wish they had more gift shops around the park. The games had cheesy teddy bears as prizes... so my daughter did not want to play any games. It was crowded and people with little kids enjoyed themselves. However at the stage my daughter is... I would rather go to a carnival, at least I don't have to pay unless I go on a ride even if a wrist band is more expensive. It was fun but too expensive for what is offered... don't think we will be back

I read about this place in a Quad Cities "Fun Things to Do" Guide. It said they had zip lines,…read morealong with some other activities, so I thought it would be a lot of fun for my daughter & I to do. She was SO excited. When we got there it was closed. I called and talked to a very rude gentleman who said they aren't open to the public except one weekend a year. It is only for groups to use the rest of the year. I told him that we had wanted to go zip-lining and he said "Why should I open to you and only get $5 a person when I can charge $50 a person in large groups?" Well, I guess what he said makes sense, but if I were planning to book a group to go there for team building, I would surely cancel after him talking to me that way. So, sweetheart, $50 times nobody equals 0.00! You need to put in your advertisement that it is for groups only. Nowhere on your website does it say that.