This was a fun ride! Kind of like the buzz lightyear one at Disney. Just as exciting…read more There was no line and it was easy for a toddler to figure out.

Climb into your Indiana Jones style car and make your way back to ancient Egypt with a laser gun at…read morethe ready. Fun ride where each person gets their gun and tries to score points to trigger movement and light from within the tomb. A ride photo nails your expression as you come through looking deadly serious at defeating your child point wise. Appreciated by all ages, not scary, and fun for those with a competitive streak. Don't recommend waiting any more than 30 mins for it. Come back later.

Brian JR. from The Big Shop was so hopeful and had above and beyond Customer Service Skills! He…read morewould be a great addition to Guest Services. He literally overheard us ask another employee for pop badges and went to the back to check for more for us and he came over to check which ones my son already had. Then, he magically pulled one out his pocket and my son was so happy! On average you may ask 5 to 10 employees before having success. He is kind, thoughtful and went above and beyond without even so much as being asked. Definitely deserves a promotion at the very least. He is the type of employee you want to keep forever. Truly an AWESOME employee!

The LEGOLAND Park was still enjoyable overall, although there were quite a few things that looked…read moreunmaintained, especially in "MINILAND". Some of the interactive buttons were not working, which was disappointing because those small details are a big part of the experience for kids. The hotel, however, was a bit of a downer. We stayed at the older hotel rather than the Castle Hotel, and our experience was not as smooth as expected. Our first breakfast was particularly frustrating. Since we were staying at the older hotel, we had to go to the other hotel just to have breakfast. The line was extremely long and chaotic because guests from both hotels were combined. To be fair, the breakfast itself was good and had a nice variety of food for both adults and kids, but the overall experience of getting breakfast was stressful. On our third day, we waited for the pool to open at 10:00 AM. After waiting for about 15 minutes, we were told that someone would be called to open it. We later found out that, for some unforeseen reason, there was a delay, and we were directed once again to use the pool at the Castle Hotel. I understand that unexpected issues can happen, and I'm not trying to be overly particular. However, this is a huge inconvenience for guests, especially families with young children. Having to walk to another hotel just to swim, and then walk back to the room while the kids are wet and carrying towels, is a hassle that guests shouldn't have to deal with. If staffing is consistently the reason the pool at the older hotel cannot open on time, then it would make more sense to consolidate operations and have guests stay at the Castle Hotel instead. Both hotels are priced similarly, yet guests staying at the older hotel are the ones repeatedly being inconvenienced. We shouldn't have to pay the same rate while having to walk to another hotel for breakfast, use facilities at another property, and constantly go back and forth between the two hotels. I understand that staffing issues can happen, but if this is an ongoing situation, management should find a better solution rather than passing the inconvenience on to the guests. Overall, the park was still enjoyable, but the lack of maintenance in some areas and the hotel experience took away from what could have been a much better stay.

This is one of my favorite parts of Legoland in California. We waited until the evening hours of…read moreour first night at Legoland, on Tuesday at the end of July to walk through Miniland USA. We're from Vegas, so it was really cool to see Las Vegas in Legos! There were entire city models of San Diego, San Francisco, New York and more! Since I visit New York City often for work, it was cool to see all of the Lego models! I'm not too familiar with the San Francisco or San Diego area, so it was cool to see all of the different attractions and themes. It's amazing how many different Lego sets are built at the Miniland USA! It took us about an hour to walk through Miniland USA and see all of the Legos! It was super cool! Loved it!

This is one of my favorite spots to check out at Legoland. It looks like they are always updating…read morebecause they had a Sofi Stadium that looked newish. Always cool to see how people build these incredible art pieces.

My son is finally tall enough to ride and wanted to jump on this coaster to compare it to the…read moreothers that he's been on. We were seated at the front on the Dragon's Head. At first I thought it would be a bad idea since it might hinder our view but I was wrong. My son loved it but not as much as the other options inside the park. The line wasn't too long so I can't complain. Would I ride it again? Only if my son needs a companion.

Delicious! And they serve breakfast all day which is awesome! Great location in the middle of town,…read morelots of parking. Close to the Snoqualmie falls which you must go see if you're in the area

K1 Speed Carlsbad is such a fun place to go! The go-karts are fast and the races are really…read morecompetitive, which makes it even more exciting when you go with friends or family. The facility has a cool racing atmosphere and there's plenty of space to hang out while you're waiting for your race. The staff was helpful and made sure everything ran smoothly and safely. Definitely a fun activity when you want to do something different!

What a great place to take the grandkids. We've been twice now, and everyone had a lot of fun…read more Staff is friendly and helpful. If you when they open, they are less crowded, which makes it easier for new racers to learn. Definitely less-intimidating with fewer carts on the track. Will definitely be going back.

Miniland's Star Wars section is unreal. Seven huge scenes from the films, all built from 1.5+…read moremillion LEGO bricks. Death Star trench run, Hoth with walking AT-ATs, Endor, Mos Eisley. The detail is crazy and most scenes have buttons for lights and movement. It's indoors with AC and you can spend forever spotting little details like Ewoks and R2-D2. My kid was obsessed. I was worse.

I'm not a Star Wars fan, but the Star Wars Miniland is a positive addition to Legolands…read more"Minilands". If you've been to Legoland Miniland USA within the past few years you can see how disheveled and dirty it is. Talk about being aged... But the Lego Star Wars Miniland is cleaner and cool to look at.. I'm wondering if Legoland is contractually obligated to maintain it to a high standard. Anyway, this might be the most interesting thing about Legoloand for your older kids.

I love a great aquarium that has so much to offer in views for the little ones. Sea life is a great…read morespot to take the kids, you can definitely be done in under 3 hours. They have a scavenger hunt type of activity where the kiddos need to collect stamps from certain areas and at the end they are gifted with a sea life bracelet. It can get pretty busy inside. I did love coming years ago and they'd limit how many would enter, you felt like you had the whole place to yourself. Now, there's just too many inside and everyone is rushing to be the first one to view the sea life animals. Overall the kiddos and I enjoyed it, and there is an area to touch the star fish, etc which is highly popular and a washing station. They have a tank filled with sharks, you see them swim above you as you walk through this tunnel. Time well spent with the fam here.

Murphy was wonderful here! So helpful and educational about the marine life here. Also, she went…read moreout of her way to gift us pop badges which she had to personally hunt down. Second day in a row. First day she was educating children upstairs t n exhibit on Ocean life. Our personal favorite exhibit was the octopus. She was wow. So majestic. But many different sharks and a touch station. Highly recommend this place. An easy, fun educational, sir conditioned walk thru while you're enjoying Legoland

Legoland California Water Park was such a fun place to relax and cool off at after we spent some…read moretime strolling through the other part of the park. It was a wonderful break from all the walking and exploring we did in the rest of the park. They have a variety of play and attraction types from small splash pads for younger kids to larger water rides, as well as areas where you could just sit back, relax and take in the atmosphere. The Lego theming throughout the park is one of its best features and added to making this water park stand out! There are many fun Lego details throughout the park too. I think that it can be quite crowded, which is why I recommend arriving early so you will have enough time to explore before the crowds arrive. This was a fantastic addon to our day at Legoland and an awesome way to escape from the heat in a summer afternoon!

Son son had big plans to go to both the theme park and water park in the same day. Once he set a…read moreplan months out, it was set. Despite by the time we're on the trip in April, it was going to be a cold - 60-70s and maybe rainy day. Tried to convince him otherwise but he made up his mind months ago, haha. Well it turned out that the son came out on our day but it was still cold, mid-60's. Unfortunately Chime park side was closed. Forgot when I sold this park initially to him that LEGOLAND is geared towards the younger age. As is the water park, the slides and rides are on the smaller kid age. So it should be perfect for son sons age of 5, but he has been to larger water parks and rode the big thrilling rides. So he had fun there, but he said it's bay ride slides haha. Then add on to that the wind chills and temperature. Our waterpark adventure ended pretty quickly. We did however make the rest of the day in the theme park end. By the way to go to the water park you need to also have tickets for the theme park as it's inside the theme park.

This is a fun little play area where kids can safely shoot balls at each other. But, it's small and…read morechaotic. It's always packed which means it's hard for kids to easily move around and older/larger kids are often knocking over smaller kids in their excitement. With that said, it's a great place for kids to blow off some steam.

Always worth the visit…read more Never too long of a wait and there's a designated play area for the little ones. Excellent spot for target practice. Be sure to check for items that you may have dropped during the ride. Be back soon.

We came down to this Boomers in Vista from Orange County because they have slowly been…read moredemolishing/doing away with the Boomers up there. There's still the one in Irvine but it's seen better days (they took out the waterslides, the mini golf is kinda sad, etc.). This Boomers in Vista (San Diego) is awesome! -They have a 2 story arcade -They have bumper boats -They have race cars (need to be 58" to drive by yourself but they also have cars for 2 people) -They have batting cages -They have laser tag -They have a large free parking lot My favorite thing about this Boomers is: -They have the most amazing mini golf! They have 2 mini golf courses: 1) pirate themed and 2) castle themed and both of the courses are really well maintained and have really cool features and tons of different obstacles. They have water features, the pirate course is 2 stories tall, they have really interesting holes, it's not just turf they have imitation sand and water and "rough" - the mini golf is really great here! I will gladly drive down from Orange County to come here to San Diego County because this Boomers is great! Just be warned they don't open until 11am on Sundays.

I'd say 3 stars is pretty accurate, but more like 2.5. This place needs some serious rennovation,…read morelike more than one bathroom. The only bathroom was upstairs, with a broken elevator. Want to wash your hands? Too bad. The carpets inside were disgusting. AC was wonky indoors. Snack shack was kind of gross. Just dingy. Everything needs a refresh. That said, this place is a descent spot to have some activities although its pricey for being overall sticky and out of date. You get mini golf, lazer tag, go carts, bumper boats, arcade, batting cages and a sunburn. And maybe hand foot mouth. Can we PLEASE get an out door bathroom and places to wash hands?! I really think there should be a family pass, but it's $50/person for unlimited activities which is pretty pricy, but I guess it's better than an hour in an escape room. For $150 you can get an entire annual membership to any museum....plus lunch. It's just super expensive. Probably won't go more than a couple times a year, but it's fine. With legoland passes I just can't justify the price....and the stickiness of it all. Pack hand wipes, and a pee bucket.