Great experience for children. Great value for your money. Staff very friendly. The virtual part…read moremay be not the best thing for kids that are to young.

Jurassic Con is a fun and free, little convention that's taken place in the Ralph B. Clark…read moreInterpretive Center for the last couple years. They've gathered props, costumes, and special effects pieces from different movies and shows, most particularly the Jurassic franchise, obviously. This year, unlike last, there was more going on outside with all the different tents dedicated to paleontology, local indigenous tribes, and environmentalism. They also had science presentations using liquid nitrogen. This year there were more cosplayers, and several Jurassic Park jeeps in the motor pool. Since they hold it in a place loaded with fossils, it sort of blurs the lines between cinema and reality. You get done looking at studio molds, animatronic dinosaurs, and Ray Harryhausen's claymation figures, and go look at Ice Age mammals, take pictures pretending to be eaten by a megalodon, and ask the resident scientists about the latest finds.

Thank you Hector for turning a negative into a positive!…read more Hector was attentive and receptive to the negative experience we had at Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique (yes, out of all places). After listening and being empathetic, he proceeded to present us with options on how he could turn our experience around. And he sure did! My daughter's 3rd birthday ended being magical after all. :)

It's easy to pass by Disneyland City Hall as soon as you enter Disneyland theme park. Once you pass…read morethe theme park entrance from the turnstiles, take the left path way and it will be in Town Square. Disneyland City Hall is the main center for guest relations. If you have any questions about your experience in Disneyland, you'll want to go here! You can also get help with the following Maps Showtimes First visit or celebration buttons General Help navigating park operations You can also stop here for things like lost & found as well as providing guest member compliments! There was a recent refurbishment completed on the Disneyland City Hall in 2024. The improvements included enhancements on both exterior and interior components of the City Hall. The lobby was expanded, allowing for additional space to accommodate guests. If it's your birthday, you can stop by here to get a pin! The team members here are amazing!

Don't fall for this company's promo..Buy 3 get 1 free . Apparently the fine print now requires each…read moreperson click on a special referral link. Emails and texts to customer service are ignored until mentioning "unless you respond by a certain date " I will call my credit card to report a fraudulent transaction. They also don't really care if you are satisfied and are ok with you taking your business elsewhere. Hmmmm ... Fell for the bait and switch scam again.

For this review I just have to say that is a virtual Yaymaker event. I've have done other Paint…read moreNite events prior to the pandemic so I've had some small experience with how things go. I know, virtual events are no way as good as the in person ones, but just bare with the times. I originally bought $25 Groupon tickets at the beginning of this year to be used some time between February and March 2020. However, the pandemic hit, things got shut down, Paint Nites were no longer offered. A few months after when things started to open up again, Yaymaker which is the parent company of all the Paint Nites, Plant Nites...etc. started offering virtual events. That was pretty neat; however there was a downside to things. My $25 Groupon voucher was now worth $15 on Yaymaker... so I basically lose out on $10 per ticket that I bought. You know what, it's fine, things have changed and I just have to accept this fact. It's better to use it before they expire, which ends up being worth $0. So I go on Yaymaker book a weekend evening event. I chose a fiery starry night landscape vibe kind of painting. I like a cool looking gradient looking picture. I go to Michaels and Target to get all the painting and craft supplies. Like all Paint Nite events, BYOB (bring your own booze). Luckily at home, you can sip on whatever you like. So the event time arrives and I click on my Zoom link. We're just sitting there waiting and waiting til we could be admitted to the room. So the instructor was a bit late by like over 10 minutes. She's from NJ, so it must be pretty late there if it's the evening over here on the west coast. She took roll which was like 20+ minutes... she had everyone turn their cameras on and to show their faces. She asks everyone where they were from. It was a pretty cool crowd of people, people from all over the U.S. and I think one group was from Canada. A few minutes into the session her video cuts out and at times completely. We're messaging her on zoom and telling her in the video that we couldn't her or see anything. Nope, she still just continues on do her thing. Long story short, we all just start painting on our own and just try to finish the painting based on the example. Everyone who signed up to that zoom session sounded pretty annoyed. Towards the end of the of the session she asks everyone to show off their paintings.... She made this like a requirement... plus she was critiquing it too. Would I do this again? Not sure. Maybe other people had better instructors. To be honest I think I could've just followed a YouTube video instead. Also I could pause, rewind and re-watch certain parts again.

Great show by a Hard Day's Night Band at Downtown Disney Live stage…read more Fortunate to catch their show one evening in early 2022. Found out they often perform at the Lawrence Welk Resort. So we purchased a pair of tickets there. Needed a dose of Disney and found out our favorite Beatles tribute band would be back on Sunday, July 2nd. Very talented and an incredible live show.

They have worst parking system in the world. It took 2 hours to come out from parking lot. You guys…read morehas to fix this problem to be one of the best entertainment place. Even I called 911 to get help. The man said there is nothing he can do.

Honestly, the Halloween season is by far more interesting and I had a better time, but that's a…read morepersonal preference and I guess the general populus are more Christmas than spooky seasoned pilled. It's worth going to just to kill time and if you're not paying the full ticket price. Lots of decorations all over the park (unlike Disney where some parts are the same throughout the year) and there are way more shows and forms of entertainment than during the spooky season. I've never seen the theater being used before, but there was a massive line that was upstairs and downstairs and also stretching out towards the Boardwalk for Snoopy on Ice. There are people waiting over an hour for the outdoor stage shows and for the Bird Cage Theater and rides that generally are walk on or have quick turn around times were at least 2 hours when we were there. Insane that I don't think they cap the park attendance like Disney. With that in mind, there's definitely more going on. We got to see and walk past a couple stage performances and I love that the Peanuts gang have holiday fits for photo opportunities. You can see Santa in his cabin up until the 24th, but afterwards, Snoopy takes over. There's holiday market items from local vendors there, Camp Snoopy has a small candy cane valley you can peer into and the Woodstock rubber duckies are on presents this time around. I went on actual Halloween Day during the spooky season and had no issues getting on rides and watching shows (even without fast passes), but other than eating and wandering around, couldn't do anything for Merry Farm and we were still several days before Christmas. Seasonal food options are more limited and less interesting than what was offered during Spooky/Scary Farm, think normal fast food with cranberry sauce or gravy or something, so this was just okay. Fine for when you're not paying full price and are fine with just walking around and looking at things, but if you're paying full price for an entire family that would rather be on their iPads, this is not the play.

We were at Knott's Merry Farm on the first day of the year, so I found it would be fitting for them…read moreto be my first review of 2026. Knott's during the holidays is a must. Everything is decorated for the season all over the entire park, with garlands, lights, candy canes, bows, a huge Christmas tree, holiday music, holiday performances, holiday items for purchase, foods, drinks, etc. Note that after the holidays, items with Knott's Merry Farm are sold at 50% off, which includes shirts, sweaters, drink ware, backpacks, however it does exclude ornaments. My favorite part of the holidays at Knott's sounds silly, but it's the "snow" that lasts about 2 minutes in Ghost Town directly across from the Ghost Rider entrance. Lights are turned down, a storyteller's voice comes on, "snow" falls, and the music of John Williams', Somewhere In My Memory plays. I literally just stand there, looking up with hands out, in awe and loving the moment. It brings me back to my younger years when life was simpler, transports me to the North East as if I'm having a truly white Christmas, the kind we all dreamed of as kids. It brings warmth and love, peace and quiet, a childhood full of hopes and dreams, wonderful magic, and time just moves in slow motion. Silly right? It truly happens to me when I am there. These "snow" times start at about 5:30 pm or 6:30 pm and occurs hourly with the last one at 9:30. If you haven't already been to Knott's Merry Farm, you should plan on it, especially if you spent your childhood and young adult years walking the grounds of this park. You'll thank yourself for going and who knows...maybe you'll feel the magic of the holidays again like you once did as a child.

I went to the La Habra Children's Museum with my two sisters and my nephew, and we had such an…read moreamazing time! I took so many pictures because there were so many cute and fun moments. The dinosaur by the entrance was one of our favorites--my nephew loved it so much and was excited the whole time. One of the best parts was the stage and dress-up theater section. It was so engaging for the kids! They got to play, pretend, and really use their imagination. It was fun watching them interact, perform, and just be themselves. I also liked how social it was for children. Kids were playing together, sharing, and exploring as a group, which made the experience even better. It's not just fun, but also a great place for kids to build confidence and connect with others. Overall, such a fun and memorable day. Definitely a great spot for families with kids! Side not get camera ready! I took so many photos I only posted what I could for privacy reasons but such memorable experience!

Wonderful place to take your children. I bought the season pass. Worth every dollar. We love it…read morehere.

Circus Vargas is a tented circus, just like when you were a kid--but no animals, thank you. It goes…read morearound the Country and we are always so happy when it comes anywhere near LA. LA is too expensive to rent space for this wonderful and fairly priced circus so they go a bit out side of LA, to Lakewood, Downey or Buena Park. It is such great fun and you have to go and take a kid or ten with you. These circuses are struggling so support them. They have performers from all over the world. All of the acts are great and the clowns are funny and they go into the audience. They don't have a bad seat in the house. And again, the prices are so far and they always have specials. Just go to their website and sign up for emails when they are in your area, which could be anywhere. The place is so cute with great popcorn, face painting and toys. It is everything a kid could want.

Circus Vargas was a fun family night out! My boys and I had so much fun enjoying the vibe of the…read morecircus! The performances were amazing with various acrobatics, tight rope, juggling, magic, dancing and that motorcycle performance was crazy!!!! @circusvargasofficial will be visiting Buena Park till June 9!

Most incredible family affair highlighting the Elf on the Shelf come to life amid twinkling lights,…read moreholiday tunes, and interactive displays to entertain all ages. Ticket times are strict. Lines are long way into the evening. However you can purchase VIP fee add ons which includes a shorter admission line, wrist bands, including hot cocoa and a technique imposing a special photo with Santa. However this Santa offered us to take a real selfie with him. You even help yourself to a candy cane. It begins with kiddies writing letters to Santa then your group passes a spirit meter and proceeds into the dazzling shrinking tunnel. Foot power gets you to many stations of an Elf on the Shelf dressed person juggling, doing gymnastics and more. The atmosphere is so lively and festive. Soon you arrive at an enclosure like a big circus tent with a musical performance of cheery song and dance. As you exit the big tent you line up to board trams without any wait time between trams. It's a Christmasy wonderland ride. They thought of everything/ you must ride through the Unshrinking tunnel to become life size again. Ho Ho Ho!!! When you get off the tram you can ice skate on the rink, purchase hot cocoa and visit the various offerings. But first the kiddies receive something from Mrs. Claus with their very own name on it. If only this came to our Honolulu Stadium parking lot- it is beyond AMAZING!!! Happy holidays!

We got in early into the spacious parking lot $15 charge no cash accepted only Plastic being…read moreaccepted. Entrance was well managed & friendly staff available at all times for any questions. It's mainly a family friendly event, so if you don't like kids don't go. It starts being Magical from the moment you enter and write a letter for Santa Claus! I I know your kids will love riding on the tram and sightseeing all the beautiful lighted Christmas characters and enjoy the trendy Union Pacific Train which in my opinion was the best lit & eyeball attraction. It doesn't seem to be much but it's Perfect for Toddlers & Teens. The great Ice Rink was Fantastic & Fabulous, the price to pay was Fair enough to enjoy such art work. If you get hungry order from the boom tasting lunch truck !