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    Fairytale Town

    4.2 (394 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Christina M.

    We absolutely love this place! My daughter is 15 months old and she has a great time! We got a membership, $65 and I can bring another adult. Kids under 2 are free, 2 and over are $10 which I think is very reasonable!! It does get warm so I would recommend coming in the morning. They added on an indoor space/story center that has a stage, costumes, a fish tank, books, coloring corner etc. It's nice to take a break in the ac! They have farm animals, a playground, lots of slides, a garden your kids can water, plenty of bench's, tables, water fountains. My daughter will be able to go here easily for the next five years. I would say this is age appropriate for toddlers. Would recommend coming here if you're thinking about it! It's in Land Park which is a huge park with ponds and lots of geese. There are two beautiful gardens walking distance too which is also a plus! The staff is really nice and friendly and it seems like everyone is happy to be there. I don't blame them! It's a feel good place!

    Devre C.

    Kids love it here! Great place to get some energy out of the kids. They evens have some animals to view here. It's not too big but big enough to entertain the kids for a good while. There is also an are you can draw, play with toys, and read books. Tickets are $10 and kids under 2 are free.

    Greg D.

    Brought our little one here, and it was a great experience from start to finish. The whole park is designed around classic fairy tales, with well-built play areas like King Arthur's Castle, Jack and the Beanstalk, and the Crooked Mile. Every section has something fun for kids to climb, slide, or explore, and it's all in a safe, enclosed space. The place is clean, well-maintained, and has plenty of shaded seating for parents to relax while the kids burn off energy. The small farm animals, like donkeys and sheep, give it an extra touch that keeps kids engaged. Admission is affordable, and parking is easy. If you have young kids, this is one of the best spots in Sacramento. We'll definitely be coming back.

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    Lillian H.

    I've been getting membership here for a few years now. The breakeven point is 4 visits so it's worth it if you plan on going a few times a year. Membership comes with 2 free guest passes and discounts on drinks. This is a great place for young kids. It's like a giant playground. There is a limited age range that this would appeal most to which is around 2-8 years old. I first took my son here when he was 2 years old and he was too young and only went on one of the small slides. So far at 4 years old has been the optimal age and he's been able to do all the slides and activities and asks to go every week. There's themes throughout the year. My son loved "talk like a pirate" day with all the pirate themed crafts. There are small animal enclosures here with tortoise, pigs, goats, pony, cow, and sheep. There is a small food court with ice cream, shaved ice, nachos, hot dogs, corn dogs, pretzel, and some snacks for the little ones such as string cheese and pb&j snacks.

    such a charming gem for families with young kids!
    Leslie F.

    such a charming gem for families with young kids! The park brings classic nursery rhymes and fairytales to life with adorable themed play areas like the Crooked Mile, the Jack and Jill hill, and the Three Little Pigs' brick house (which my kids ran in and out of at least 20 times!). It's not a flashy theme park, but that's part of its charm--it's more nostalgic and imaginative than commercial. My kids had a blast climbing, exploring, and pretending, and I loved watching them unplug and dive into simple, creative pl

    Mai Ger L.

    First time coming here with my kids and they loved it! My son was obsessed with the treehouse slide. Enough space for the little ones to run around. There was a small area with barn animals. Good amount of shade and sitting areas.

    Ann H.

    My kids had a blast at the spring egg-stravaganza event. They picked Easter eggs, played on the slides, built blocks, and played with bubbles. They were able to pick either 2 small prizes or a large prize in exchange for the egg hunting. My kids selected finger lights and small legos. There could have been better prizes for the cost of admission.

    Cinderella's pumpkin carriage
    Grace C.

    Reasonably priced fun for young kids. I'd say age 3-7 years old is the perfect age for this place. We went with a 3, 4, and 6 year old and they loved it. We stayed for almost 4.5 hours! Most of the playing areas are outdoors, but there is an indoor reading rainbow house that has books, coloring, and dry erase boards. Surprisingly, our group spent more than an hour just in that reading house. Multiple areas with water fountains, restrooms, and there's also a concession stand if you need to buy food or snacks.

    Sandy J.

    Adorable location for children to play . It's been redone, remodeled and looks very inviting for kids.

    Sandy L.

    Cute, but Too Hot to Fully Enjoy Fairy Town has a lot of charm, but the hot Sacramento sun really takes away from the experience. Most of the attractions are outdoors with playgrounds, but it was so hot that our kids barely wanted to play. At one point, the slides became so scorching that my boys were in pain coming down, and eventually, the staff had to close them. There were supposed to be shows, but none took place while we were there. We ended up retreating to the castle, which is reserved for birthday parties, just to get a break in the AC. After that, we found ourselves running to the reading room for more air conditioning relief. Fairy Town is super cute, but the extreme heat made it tough to fully enjoy.

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    Fun 2-3 hours for young kids. Its like a very thematic large playground with some animals.

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    This place was childhood heaven, but it's super boring for adults. All the things there are so fun for young children!

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    Ask the Community - Fairytale Town

    Would this be a good place to bring a 14 month old?

    Hi Lydia! We often have guests under two visit our park. We have animals and plants that little ones find exciting and stimulating. Plus, guests under two pay no admission. We hope to see you!

    Is this geared more for little kids or for teens?

    Good for toddlers and young school aged kids

    Looking for places to throw my son's first birthday party, it will be end of July or beginning of August. We know it will be hot so we are looking for a place that has A/C, does your King Arthur Castle have air conditioning?

    Yes, it does.

    I would like to have my daughter's 5th birthday celebration at fairy tale town, is there a separate, covered area for us to have a party?

    Yes - They have a "castle" - a small banquet room styled like King Arthurs round table. They do parties in there.

    Can I bring in my own food?

    Hi Tiesha, Yes, you can bring food and beverages into the park. Pre-prepared food and non-alcoholic beverages are permitted. Alcoholic beverages and barbecuing are not permitted in the park. Please let us know if we can help with anything else!

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    The crooked mile is a total different experience now but I enjoyed it just as much walking my 3yo through it.

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    Six Flags Discovery Kingdom

    Six Flags Discovery Kingdom

    2.3
    (2.8k reviews)
    48.4 mi

    The park is very fun and has great rides to ride with your friends, however the staff is very rude…read morespecifically this worker at joker who's name is Sariah. She was very rude and degrading she had said me and my friend could not meet with our family in line we had accidentally gone in the fast pass lane and thought what would the difference be if we just went with our family members? But no she said we could not join them in line even though many other people had jumped the fence to get in line with their friends RIGHT in front of her but she just so happened to tell us we couldn't just go with our family, we even asked which many other people did not do but we were targeted I felt very humiliated and degraded which after the whole situation she saw people cut the line and said nothing yet had the urge to call us out this whole situation felt very unfair and uncomfortable.

    Six Flags was a lot, we planned this over five months ago with family and friends. Our experience…read moretook a turn when we entered the park around 11:30 and encountered a malfunction on the first ride we got on, which was Monsoon Falls ride. While I understand that ride malfunctions are beyond the control of the staff, the lack of communication regarding the situation was disappointing. 20 minutes later, we did what we could of just done 20 minutes ago. Which was stand up and get off while they held the boat. On a positive side, the Looney Tunes show was great, and the staff member William from Totally Wing'n It started the day off with good customer service. His friendly demeanor highlighted the importance of a simple smile and gratitude, a lesson that many of the park's employees could benefit from. Additionally, the kids enjoyed the Road Runner Express, where Anthony's high energy and engaging personality made the experience memorable for everyone waiting in line. At 3:05, we boarded the Flash ride, and I regret not catching the name of a remarkable staff member who provided exceptional service. She engaged with riders through games and demonstrated outstanding customer interaction, which left a lasting impression. Interestingly, my daughter, who visited for her eighth-grade trip, recognized her and noted that she maintained the same vibrant demeanor. Additionally, while on a different ride, I overheard two strangers praising her energy with the guest as well. Unfortunately, I did not get her name, but she had long braids in her hair, and I hope her efforts are acknowledged with the flowers she deserves. I would also like to highlight the contributions of Myles and Destiny. Myles, in particular, excelled in engaging with riders, adding his unique flair to the experience. His ability to connect with guests through the microphone, was just different, I actually got to ride that ride twice and Destiny was engaging as riders were getting on asking if we were ready, nervous, or scared, significantly enhanced the atmosphere and made the ride more enjoyable for everyone involved. Now I'm come my disappointed with six flags starting with the butterfly exhibit which to my understanding is supposed to close 30 minutes before the park's official closing time which on my day 7/19/2026 Sunday was 7, BUT!!!!!!!!! it was already shut down by 5:15 PM. This, along with other attractions like Wonder Woman, Medusa, and Kong being closed, detracted from our experience. Guests expect to explore the park fully, and the numerous closures led to longer wait times at other rides. The situation with Medusa was particularly confusing, as it was open upon our arrival to the park, closed when we got there to ride it, only to see it operational again as we're leaving at 6:45pm. I believe a public announcement or a mass text message could have alleviated some of the confusion. There was a lot of wasted time trying to determine which attractions were available, and which were not. Now let's discuss food, While waiting for burgers, it was so disgusting to witness a couple loudly arguing and using inappropriate language in front of children, with security taking an unusually long time to intervene. When I finally reached the front of the line, I was informed that they had run out of burgers, which wouldn't of been a big deal if you would of communicated that. It's not hard to make an announcement informing customers you're out of something, so they can decide to pick something else or leave to another food place. I bought the refill cups, and in my opinion that was a great deal, but the soda was very flat. Just want to address some sanitary things that stood out to me, for example the stuffed animal prizes at the games were mostly, covered in dust and spider webs. Although I noticed someone attempting to clean them later in the day, it was too little too late, as the park was nearing closing time. Additionally, the Thrilla Gorilla ride appeared neglected, with cobwebs and trash accumulating, which detracted from the overall experience. Having grown up visiting Six Flags, it is disheartening to see the decline of such beloved parks, especially with the recent soon to be closure of Great America. It would be unfortunate for Six Flags to follow suit due to inadequate maintenance and a lack of enthusiasm among staff, who seem disengaged and unwelcoming. Visitors expect a positive experience when they spend their hard-earned money, and neglect in customer service can lead to safety concerns, particularly in an environment filled with rides and animals. I've been coming here since I was a child, I do hope this review is taken serious.

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    Wacky Tacky

    3.4
    (408 reviews)
    19.4 mi

    I had my son's birthday party here. He and his friends had such a blast. Upon checking in, they had…read morea cart out with my son's name for guests to put their shoes and gifts and wheeled it into the party room. We booked a private party that was allotted for 2 hours. We had 35 minutes of play in the space world and then moved over to 35 more minutes at the candy land. Then we moved on to the private party room for 50 minutes. The host would use a siren when it was time to move to the next room and to guide us over.  I'm thoroughly impressed with the way Wacky Tacky handles birthday parties. They clearly know what they're doing. The host took care of everything which took the stress away from me. She set up the room, put my favors and cupcakes out. She served pizza, cupcakes, and used gloves to serve! She even sanitized all the kids' hands before eating. I love how they take cleanliness and good hygiene very seriously. Plates, forks, napkins, cups, utensils, tablecloth, hand sanitizer, were all provided.  Food orders do have to be made in advance, but I was able to add juice boxes and soda while I was there. Pizza came delivered close to the time it was time to move into the party room and was kept in the heated bag, so the pizza was actually still hot when it was time to be served.  Wacky Tacky was highly recommended to me for birthday parties, and I can see why. Definitely recommend to host a birthday party here! It's very organized. They even played a personalized happy birthday song to my son which I thought added such a nice thoughtful touch.  My son loves going here for open play as well. It's a great place for him to run and climb that isn't weather dependent since it's indoors.

    I hosted my son's 4th birthday party here and, unfortunately, it was one of the most disappointing…read moreexperiences we've ever had. We paid $500 for an all-inclusive birthday package, but from start to finish, the staff made it clear that they couldn't have cared less. The entire event was chaotic, uncoordinated, and stressful. There was no assigned party host, only a disengaged food server in the party room who offered little to no communication. I constantly had to track down staff to ask what was happening next and where we should be. When I arrived to set up, I was told I'd have 10-15 minutes to prepare the room. Instead, I had to repeatedly check in to see when it would be ready and was finally given just a few minutes to set everything up. During the party, the staff member assigned to our room showed no initiative or enthusiasm. He didn't communicate the schedule, didn't announce when food or activities were starting, and clearly had no idea who the birthday child was. He simply stood in the corner, quietly handing out pizza with no effort to coordinate or engage with the group. After pizza and cupcakes, we still had about 35 minutes left in our scheduled time. I was then told that too many guests had been allowed into Wacky Tacky, so the kids couldn't play afterward as promised. The children were disappointed and confused. I asked to speak with a manager, but no one ever came. I've since called multiple times to follow up, and not once has a manager called and spoken to me. Several of my guests mentioned they had attended other parties here before and had much better experiences, which only made this event more frustrating. Save your money and go elsewhere, Enchanted or literally any other venue would be a better choice. This was a disorganized, poorly managed experience, and we will not be returning

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    Imaginarium

    Imaginarium

    3.4
    (64 reviews)
    5.2 mi

    We went to Imaginarium in December 2025, and it was such a cool experience! We arrived right as it…read morewas starting to get dark, which was perfect since it wasn't too crowded yet. There were so many beautiful light displays and plenty of great photo opportunities. The lighting in the Santa area was a bit darker and very red-toned, but you can try to adjust by tweaking the warmth and tones when editing photos on your phone. They also had animatronic dragons that were really impressive, with sounds that made them feel even more lifelike. Ice skating and carnival rides were available as well, though those were an additional cost. Overall, it was a really fun and festive outing!

    We had an incredibly fun experience at Imaginarium! My family arrived not really expecting much and…read morewe were quite surprised with the vast amount of outdoor and creative indoor exhibits! We've been to extravagant light shows, like Luminaria Lights at the Botanical Gardens in Southern Cali, so that was our comparison and we honestly weren't expecting much with Imaginarium. Really happy that we decided to give this a shot! It was held at the Cal Expo so parking is extremely generous. However, we went on a Thursday evening in early December to avoid the crowds and I, for one, absolutely appreciated not having any lines or difficulty going in and out of the parking lot. Hardly anyone was there on a Thursday evening on the first week of December but I can imagine it would've been annoyingly packed if we went during rush season closer to Christmas or weekends. Pretty hilarious how we initially thought the front entrance exhibits and cute little photoshoot setups were it, until we walked past some food vendors to be shocked and awed at the enormous amount of creative setups they had in the main staging area. There was even a little circus act for some entertainment! Enjoy your time with family, walk around to your leisure, and they even had lots of neat room setups to experience. The kids enjoyed the art exhibit the most where they could color in beautifully drawn artistry with chalk! Santa was available for photos towards the exit.m at no charge. Nice! Tipped him, of course, to care for his elves and reindeer. Biggest tip is to be aware of where the restrooms are in case any urgencies arise. We found them to be to the right of the main area once we passed the food vendors thanks to friendly staff and security personnel. Highly recommended for everyone around the Sacramento and Roseville area, near and far! Great for families, dates, solos, and friends. Security is tight since it's Cal Expo so it felt rather safe for our family. Lovely organized event and enjoyed a magical evening surrounded be a wonderment of lights and glamor! (Is wonderment even a word? I don't know, but if fits the bill for Imaginarium for sure)

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    William Land Park

    William Land Park

    4.5
    (166 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    This park looks huge, and is huge, but I didn't realize how much was actually taken up by the golf…read morecourse. There's a lot here, the park, the zoo, Fairytale Town, picnic benches, playground, plenty of areas for sports, and even performances. There's a good amount of designated parking as well, and while it's an expansive park, it's pretty easy to navigate. We stopped by on an early morning to take out dog for a walk while the weather was still on the cooler side. We explored and kept mostly to the sidewalks. Other people in the park were friendly as we walked past and there were a lot of other people with dogs as well. We noticed that at about 10am the park got a lot more crowded, so we were glad we were on our way out versus just arriving. If you're looking for less people early is definitely better. We had a lot of fun exploring and getting some steps in here.

    When my kids were toddlers and elementary school aged, we used to come to William Land Park quite a…read morebit. Just as with furry children, human ones also have tons of energy that must be let out. So instead of having them cooped up, I'd will myself to take them to the park even when I'm bone tired after a long week of work. William Land Park is THE best place to help kids burn off energy so they can simmer down and sleep well after they have all the fun. It's really not a bad thing, I don't want to sound like I'm begrudged to take my kids out to play, but you know how sometimes you just want to veg out at home after work and esp on weekends? Yup. But my wife's always right that it's better to just suck it up and take the littles out and let me run wild than to fight the inevitable and try to keep them occupied at home. So we make the trek and we're never disappointed, even when parking can be challenging (hint: don't go at peak times on the weekend, esp Saturday mid morning to early afternoon). With all that said, WLP is really a great place. It's huge, first of all, with a big free playground on the North West side of the park, then of course there's the Sacramento Zoo which is just the most iconic place in Land Park. Then for littles there's Fairy Tale Town which was really a hit with my kids when they were younger. And when they got older and wanted more excitement, Funderland was the place to be for several years with all the roller coaster and other amusement park rides that were good enough for their age when they still got the thrill of being up and down and thrown around on a coaster or a spinning tea cup or a rocking pirate ship. And it helps that both places are pretty affordable for a fun day out. What's impressive about Land Park though, is that there's something for everyone in this 166.5 acres regional park. I looked up some stats and it features 23 picnic areas, 2 softball fields, 1 lighted Little League field, 3 baseball fields, 2 bantam soccer fields, 1 full-sized soccer field, 1 basketball court, adventure play area (the free playground), tot play area with free wading pool (in the same area as the playground), an indoor community facility, several restrooms, several ponds, a 3.4 mile jogging trail, the Ampitheater, fee-based pony rides, and 5 garden areas including the WPA Rock Garden, 3 groves, 2 parking lots, the well loved Golf course, the Sac Zoo which my kids really loved as kids, Fairytale Town and Funderland as mentioned above. In fact, for awhile I was playing volleyball here every Saturday, it must've been a couple of years from spring through fall and even over the winter if the weather was good and the grass wasn't soggy/ground wasn't muddy from rain. I had a great time playing vball with young'uns half my age as well as those who were quite a few years older than me and yet were so fit they literally kept me on my toes. There were definitely some talented folks on the vball courts and it was all volunteer organized and free to join and play. I might have to go back to it before I'm totally out of commission. All in all, William Land Park is very unique and truly is one of Sacramento's most historic and special places. We drive by often, but don't go there enough, and really need to get out and get some fresh air and exercise on the beautiful grounds of this local gem.

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