Evelyn H.

As a visitor from the states, this place reminded me of Chuck-E-Cheese. From what I understand, it used to have animatronics on a stage - now THAT would have been Chuck-E-Cheese to a T. We came here because it's one of our nephew's favorite places to visit since he lives right around the corner and what kid wouldn't love an arcade?! It's spring break, so despite going on a Thursday afternoon, this place was busier than I had hoped, but totally manageable. Glad the kids have a place to hang out and have fun during their break. There are two floors of various games, ranging from newer arcade games like Crossy Roads to classics like Galaga. They have a wall of pinball machines which is cool and also have a 4-person air hockey table which seems wildly intimidating to me. While there were many games and activities in which to partake, there were a lot of machines and areas that were broken down or closed off - a LOT more than I expected. There were some machines that were broken and NOT marked or blocked off, so Skee Ball ate up some of our credits because of that... boo. The staff consistently walked around and made sure the floors were clean and swept up, so that was nice to see. The go-kart racing track is outside and while pricing was clear, instructions on how to participate were not. We were sent inside to buy a card bring back outside to pay for the go-karts. The attendants were all nice enough, but it was just wildly confusing to navigate, so we ended up helping to provide guidance to a few other families who were looking to join in on the racing around the same time we were. Therefore, I KNOW it wasn't just us... Once we got things figured out, we sent the nephew out there with his helmet and the attendants got him on his way. The track isn't huge but it's a good enough length for kids to have a good time out there. 10 minutes of circling the same track can get old fast for an adult, but to a kid, it's a dream. He had a blast. Well worth the bit of confusion to achieve the pure joy of driving as a kid.

Michael D.

If you have grandkids, elementary school children, teen or want a flash back to your youth, Castle fun park has arcade games that every child, youth, teenager or even an adult can think of. On the main floor there are an assortment of games and rides for children 2-7. Even some of the ball throwing games are enjoyed by the parents and older children. A small Merry Go Round, mini air hockey tables, an assortment of old fashioned mechanical horsy rides including a mini mock up Shelby cobra, tractor and more that are an indoor playground for kids 2-5. There is also a large area you can reserve for birthday parties across from the toddler games area. Pinball, bowling, racing, endless arcade, and video games, including dance party, and games of chance fill the 2nd floor targeting children, teens and adults. Outside, Castle Fun Park there is a small working go cart track. Before the Fraser Valley flood in 2021 there were 2 interesting underground mini golf courses and a great outdoor mini gold course. This is a great excursion with your kids or grandkids.

Issabelle F.

Castle Fun Park (or what I like to call Casa Fun Park) is the arcade of my dreams. My boyfriend and I came here a few weeks ago for date night and we had an absolute blast. It's a bit of a trek since this spot is in Abbotsford, but it's absolutely worth the drive. Once you're on the highway, it's impossible to miss the large castle shaped building and big bright neon sign with "Castle Fun Park" right off the highway. You can get a swipe card from one of the machines located around the arcade and load it with money. When you want to play a game you just tap the card and it'll deduct the $$ directly. If you run out of money, you can easily just load it up again. Gotta love technology. Mini golf, batting cages, soccer, basketball, ALL the arcade games, photo booths, and everything you could possibly think of is located under this roof. We played an assortment of arcade games (skeeball, connect 4, air hockey), and then hit up all the sports (batting cage, mini golf, soccer, and basketball). We spent about 3 hours here and were entertained the entire time. There is a game here for everyone! When we came in there were people of all ages playing the games: kids, teenagers, adults, elderly. This place is definitely not just for kids. Birthday parties, date night (if you and your partner are into this kind of thing), friends night out, this is definitely a great and fun spot for all the above.

Denise W.

This is a great place to bring kids to. This place is huge. They have couple mini golf games. Also they have bumper cars, baseball, Go-Karting, lots of arcade games and lots of pinball machines. Super fun. Also they have plenty of free parking too. Prices ranges from $0.60 to $8. Of course depending what games you are playing. If you have kids than you have to bring them to this place.

JT C.

I have been coming here forever as far as I can remember. This is one amusement center for all ages, with just yourself or with a group of friends, or family. Anyways, haven't been here since the pandemic lockdown, therefore, finally decided to drive out of the city and spend a few hours here. This fun little place is just located on hwy 1, just off one of the Abbotsford exit so you can't miss it. When we arrived, parking was easy and plentiful because they have a big customers parking lot. As we walked toward the entrance, they were doing some maintenance on the go karts so guess no go karts. I can see they did a bit of rearrangement and renovations because inside looked a little different from my last visit here. I didn't see the mini golfs available anymore, the whole section where the batting cages and bumper cars were before were closed. As I wandered around the ground level and upstairs, it seemed like they really cleaned up everything, renovated the washrooms and added in cleaning and sanitizing stations, that's good. We spent a few hours, had some fun and being a kid again. Overall, it is still a fun place to come to. Unfortunately during this visit, some of the things I enjoyed playing here weren't available, hopefully next time when I am back they are don't renovating and available. Always a repeat here and recommended if you haven't been here before. A solid 4 stars but a 3 stars this time around cause not everything were available.

Viviann L.

A bit of a long drive especially the traffics sometimes are quite awful but it's a fun place to go once in awhile. I don't recommend the food there or around there really but the games are fun. Staffs are nice and the prices are reasonable. It's not dirty but could be cleaner and less harsh cleaners because there are people allergic to those scents and it's just overpowering. The photo machine is okay quality, I've seen much better. They have 3 mini golf areas, one outdoor and two indoors with sea and jungle themes. They have bumper cars, go karts, batting area, bowling, and a few arcade games. Lots of parking and not hard to find the place. 3 gas stations right outside too. It's not a place I'd frequent or go every month but once in awhile it's fun to go.

Jack P.

Castle Fun Park on a rainy weekday was ok. The mini golf, jungle was excellent. Restaurant closed and go karts were not open, until evening. I saw no cleaning being done anywhere, uncomfortable yes. Really just ok, and our 13 year old rated it higher, but he lost interest after 2 hours. Staff parking was just outside the main doors and any wheelchair parking was a long way on the lower lot, 3 designated spots, far far far from the main doors.

Vivian T.

There was a groupon for $25 which gives you $50 of play time! There are go karts, bumper cars, laser games and lots of arcade games. The food was not too expensive either as the deal couldn't be used on food.

Are W.

Here are the top things to do at Castle Fun Park in my opinion: 1. Go Kart racing: The course is small but still enjoyable overall. I floored it but the kart still could not go as fast as I would have wanted. 2. Minature golf: I tried the jungle-themed one which is on the lower level of the building. I liked the set up of the course. It was mostly in low lighting. The dinosaur figures were interesting and not too tacky. We had to call an attendant to come to the golf area to provide us with the ball and putters in the beginning. 3. Bumper cars: Classic theme park activity. We had to buzz an attendant to come over and set up the bumper cars for us. 4. Batting/pitching cages: They provide individual hair covers tfor you to wear underneath the helmet. Things that were not so fun at Castle Fun Park: 1. Boat racing: The boats did not go very fast and I did not understand the whole point of the game. Some instructions would be nice. The interior of Castle Fun Park is outdated which compliments the video games which are mostly outdated as well. There was a Mummy themed simulation rollar coaster which seemed interesting. You pay for a swipe card that you swipe before each activity. You can check your balance at various places in the park. There is no entrance fee. You can go in and have a look at what they offer in general before you purchase a game card. Overall, Castle Fun Park seems to provide enjoyment for all ages with the variety of activities. Parking is ample. Washrooms are clean. The park is easy to find off Highway 1.

Simon R.

On the very outskirts of Metro Vancouver is an indoor amusement arena, mostly frequented by children's birthday parties and carloads of kids who started screaming once they saw it on the West side of the #1 highway. The brilliant aspect of Castle Fun Park is the enormous size of the place, with vast separate rooms that provide everything from batting cages to skeet bowling. Miniature golf seems to be the main event here, with three different versions to choose from. Underwater golf is the best, with the bottoms of boats nailed to the ceiling and the soft sway of ocean noises that pacify kids and keep loud temper tantrums to a minimum. Outdoor is nice too, but since it's Abbotsford it tends to smell like cow manure. Upstairs is a huge collection of arcade games, from buck hunter to bust a move, and there's even cheap go-carting outside if it's sunny out. Another thing that separates this kitsch chucky-cheese knockoff from the rest is the fact that it's open until midnight every night of the week. They seem pretty cool about letting people pour hard bar into pop cups, but sometimes you may run into drunk local guys looking for a fight after getting a good score at the punching bag game. Oh and did I mention the lip synching anthropomorphic robotic animal band?

Sarah M.

When you think of going out for a night of nostalgic fun, where's the first place you think of? If you're like me, you think "Abbotsford." Totally weird (and wrong), right? Not when Castle Fun Park is involved. C'mon, the place is called "Castle Fun Park" -need I say more? As a bored-to-death teenager, friends and I made the drive out to Castle Fun Park on a fairly regular basis. The big attraction has always been their mini-golf. With two themes to choose from (Jungle golf or Sea golf), the mish-mash of decor throughout the 18-hole courses is always good for a chuckle. I mean, statues of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and giant dinosaurs _totally_ make sense in the Jungle golf course, right? If you're as good (read: bad) as I am, you can get at least a good 45 minutes to an hour of fun for your $8 entrance fee, and if you complete the last hole perfectly you can win a free round. Miraculously winning that one free game when I was 17 is still one of the crowning achievements in my life. I'm cool like that. In addition to their mini-golf, Castle Fun Park has lots of other activities to keep you amused. My personal favourites are the Skee-ball machines, the table hockey, classic arcade games and pool tables upstairs. Also worth mentioning are the bumper cars, batting cages, race track and (mini) driving ranges. They even have a Dance Dance Revolution machine if you're in need for an extra guilty pleasure. As with any amusement park, you can expect to get that slightly dirty feeling during your time at Castle Fun Park. I mean, the place is decades old and caters to kids -it's GOT to be disgustingly filthy. That being said, hand sanitizer is available throughout the park for germophobes like myself, so I'll give them some props for that. Overall, Castle Fun Park is one of my favourite places to go every once in a while for a night of silly fun. The next time you find yourself looking for an evening of ridiculous, cheesy amusement, submit to the call of the Castle. It's waiting for you.

Diana B.

Sometimes it's better when days out are totally random. Spontaneous fun is just that much more fun! We decided to grab a few friends and head up to Abbots ford and have some fun at Castle Fun Park. Personally, I had never been. So, I didn't know what to expect. All I have to say, is that it was pretty awesome there. There is so much to do. What they've got: 1. Kiddie Arcade 2. Adult Arcade 3. Snack Bar 4. Pool Tables 5. Bowling 6. Outdoor Miniature Golf 7. (2) Indoor Miniature Golf [Underwater & Jungle] 8. Batting Cages 9. Shooting Range 10. Driving Range 11. Soccer 12. Hockey 13. Boat Racing 14. Batting Cages There is probably so much more... You just can't fit it all in :) Overall, We all had a great time, and will be back for more fun!

Julie L.

A little far out in the valley and a bit of a day trip for this Vancouver gal, but it's a great place to take the fam and here's why: 1. They pretty regularly have Groupon deals $25 for $50 worth of play time. They have one right now in fact. DO. IT. 2. It's a blast from the past for the adults. "I used to play this game! I used to play this game!" was the only sentence I heard from my husband while we were there. Like a broken freakin' record. Lol 3. Go Karts. 4. Bumper cars. 5. TWO count 'em, TWO themed mini golf courses. What's with Vancouver and no mini golf by the way?... What is a bummer, and why they lose one star: NOISE. Holy crap. Do not, I repeat, do not come here if you have an infant, if you wear a hearing aid, or have sensory issues. Between the sounds/music from all the games and the excited children it is noise and sensory overload. Overall a great family outing. Gawd, I must be getting older...:)