I love rides and I love amusement parks, but these rides were a lot. Maybe it's my aging body,…read moremaybe it's the fact that it was raining and we were being pelted in the face on each ride, but the DC universe rides were not for me. I love a good spin and flip ride, but when the flips and spins come one right after the other and don't seem to stop, that's when you lose me. I was surprised they didn't have more in between roller coasters, ones that weren't just for 7 year olds or the ultimate thrill seekers. I've been to Great America a ton and was expecting some more options like that. We came at Christmas time and were pleasantly surprised to see how great they decorated the place. It was so festive and fun to see. I loved the gingerbread village and the reindeer roundup. It was a cold rainy weekday when we were here, so the park was pretty empty and we didn't have to wait for anything. In fact, each time a ride ended they offered you to stay on and ride again without even having to move. We waited in line to buy tickets for just that day and luckily the guy at the window told us they were about half the cost if you got them online, which we were able to do on the spot on our phones. Kinda strange that the cost to buy in person is so much more than buying online, but we were very thankful that was shared with us.

Overpriced on food. 5-11-26…read more $19.49 Cheeseburger, no lettuce, tomato, pickles & Fries $18.99 Chicken tender (3), & Fries $9.49 Churro Crazy....... See Photo

As an Oakland native, Pixie Woods definitely reminded me of Fairyland! Same concept. I brought my…read moredaughter on their opening Day June 1st as they were celebrating its 70th Birthday and had a carnival, cake, face painting, magic show all included with admission which was thoughtful! If I remembered correctly admission is $6. Rides are $5 for 3 rides. (They only have 3 rides: boat ride, train ride, & carrousel) OR $9 for unlimited rides wristband. We ended up getting the wristband but it wasn't worth it, as the park was extremely packed and the lines for the rides were pretty lengthy, we only got on each ride once, but I'm sure on a regular day with no event happening, it's worth it to get the unlimited. Carrousel was so fun, goes pretty fast. Train ride was funny with all the things you pass and see along the ride, and the tunnel was the cutest, get ready to get your phone out and take a video. They even have a little water park so be sure to pack an extra pack of clothes for the kiddos unless you don't mind them getting soaked and getting back in your car. They have a food stand with foods like hot dogs, pretzels, nachos, chili, chips, shaved ice, fountain drinks, etc. We didn't purchase food here but prices ranged from $4-$8 I believe. This was a great way to spend a few hours and let your kids run around, play and tire them out. I'd definitely bring my daughter back. I am pretty bummed, there opening day my daughter & I stood in line for face painting for 1h & 35m literally and it was during the time that they passed out the raffle it was 70 $70 gift cards and apparently my number got called while in line & I didn't hear it and it's not like I had anyone to go get my prize for me. So by the time my daughter got her face painted and we went to give them our #. They said they called it out already and literally handed out the last gift card to someone. So that was pretty sucky. It's okay though. We had a great time and it was a great event. Their hours of Operation are: June - July 2024 Thursday - Sunday 10am - 4pm August - October 2024 Saturday & Sunday Only 10am - 4pm

could be better taken care of due to the age of most attractions here. the playground is nice. food…read moreis mediocre but a nice snack for kids. please come when it's not hot, otherwise the experience is ruined and it becomes to much.

Fantastic place! My 7 year old son and I have been here 3 times this month alone. The park is small…read moreand charming, with enough variety of rides to keep the kids entertained. It's offseason now so there are no wait times, we can ride all 7 rides in under an hour. The staff are wonderful, very accommodating and friendly. Prices are fair given the amount of fun rides available, and the overhead costs the park likely has. We'll be Pixieland regulars for a long, long time. If you have young kids you must stop by.

Pixieland was fun! A small kiddie amusement park. Roughly 1-2 tickets per ride. If you have a…read moretoddler they will still need a ticket and an accompanying adult. However, you can easily spend $30-50 in a short span of an hour. I have mixed feelings about the vacancy of this place. We went on a Saturday afternoon but there were only a handful of families there l-- leaving the much of the park vacant. It was nice because we didn't have to wait in line or fight for parking lol but time also flew by quicker. I'd come back once in awhile as it was nice and community-oriented. I just let my kiddo run around since there wasn't a lot of people and it's generally pretty small.

Cute little place to stop at with a toddler…read more There is a nice little train ride (different cost from other rides there, more expensive) that is actually decently long, and it even stops for you to get out and explore a mini train town and see some alpacas and goats. They have little gumball type machines that you can buy feed to feed the animals for 25 cents. TrainTown has a few other rides as well, including a toddler-friendly roller coaster! There's also a boat ride that spins and goes from side to side, a carousel, a merry go round, a ferris wheel, and others. Parking was easy to find even though the lot isn't huge. This was surprising to us as we went on a clear Saturday in February.

We have taken our train obsessed 4 year old to Traintown many times over the last 2 years. It makes…read morefor a nice day trip from the bay area combined with a nice lunch or dinner in Sonoma - hop monk and red grape close by are great! I like this place because they do not have an entry ticket and you can pay per ride. The train ride is fun and you see waterfalls, real and fake animals, bridges etc. Take some quarters as they are handy if your kid wants to feed the animals (the train driver has change as well) Some rides are scarier than they look, so make sure you check before sending your kid. They have kids running the rides and they do a good job - sometimes there aren't enough operators and you have to wait. There isn't a lot of food options there so take snacks if you need them!

My mom use to bring me and my brothers here as small children. Some of the best childhood…read morememories. I have been craving their corndogs. I finished a round of golf and walked there. Things have changed, u have to pay to enter but I believe the rides are included. Before there was no admission fee but paid for ride tickets. I guess it balances out. There was a long line, prices are very reasonable. Corn Dog Was warm but not hot. It was disappointing. Nothing better than a hot corn dog. The experience priceless. Amendment: U have a valid point about very hot corn dogs, may burn mouth of a little kid. Changing rate to a 5.

Standing in line to watch employees move between rides is utterly ridiculous…read more If you are that strapped for revenue, maybe you should either sell or think about more efficient management. Very disappointing!

We had such a great time at Lemos Farm! It's one of those places where kids are instantly happy and…read morebusy, and parents can actually relax a little (rare combo, honestly). There's plenty to do -- pony rides, train rides, animals, play areas -- and everything is well organized and feels safe. What I really appreciated is that it's not overwhelming or chaotic like some bigger places. The staff were friendly, patient with the kids, and everything ran smoothly. It felt like a genuine, wholesome experience rather than a tourist trap. Perfect spot for a family day, especially with younger kids. We'll definitely be coming back!

I think this was fairly pricey and probably more aimed toward kids in the 2-5 age range. I find it…read morefrustrating when places charge an arm and a leg for kid tickets and adults have to pay too just to supervise their kids. Came up from San Jose (which was close to 2:45 of driving round trip with traffic on a one way road in and out of this place) with 4 kids (1, 6, 8 and 11), and stayed 1.5 hours. I don't think I would go back. GOLD PASS includes: ($30) Admission + Pony Rides: requires 1 adult for 1 kid. You will walk your kid in a small rectangle 3 times (takes about ~2 mins). They have 4 horses going at a time. Line took a while, so decided not to wait in the line a second time. Train Rides: small train through a wooden "old timey town". Takes ~5 mins) Hay Rides: truck painted like a cow and making animal noises up the property & back Farm Slide: 1 blow up outdoor slide. Barn Jumpers: indoors, 1 jump house for age 2-5. 1 jump house for age 5-8. A few ride on horses you can ride in this room for 50 cents (think the little rides outside a grocery store) Petting Zoo: only goats. Dixie cup of goat Food $2 Haunted House: mirror room was the coolest part. Car Barn: think electric ride on car for kids. Take a few laps around a line on the ground. Tractor Town: cute little tractor themed playground with 2 slides. Hay on the ground under the structure, with a few of those rubber horse hopper toys to play on. Appropriate for 2-4 yrs old. SILVER PASS includes: ($25) Admission + Train Rides Hay Rides Farm Slide Barn Jumpers Petting Zoo Haunted House Car Barn Tractor Town ADULT PASS includes: ($12) Admission + Train Rides Hay Rides Petting Zoo Haunted House Parking

This place is run so well but I had to get on here and commend Greg. February I had my sons…read morebirthday there and my daughter was just walking by so excited to see a specific toy and he overheard, he bought it with his own tickets/money and made sure she got it, leaving us to be able to make all the other kids experiences even better because they got special stuff too. Tonight he did the same thing with my kids and nieces and nephews and I heard he went above and beyond for another customer too. Honestly, not only being super on point as an employee for everything that we needed but then to go above and beyond like that is something we don't see in the service world very often and this guy needs to get some big time recognition. We have already made plans for the next time we go back and I really hope it's in a night that he works. Very good memories have been made because of his care and big heart.

Not a bad experience but more like a Chuck e Cheese experience with outdoors activities. The kart…read moreracing is fun but the kart we got should have been in service. It was loud like a lawn mower and slow to start and ultra low on torque - from a standstill couldn't get over a little bump. The food surprisingly was good and the young adult staff were friendly throughout. Unlimited passes are a good purchase but it was tuff to find someone to man the laser tag latter in the day when nobody is interested in playing laser tag anymore. But overall the boys enjoyed their time here.

One year for Christmas my dad asked me what I wanted and I told him a season pass to California's…read moreGreat America and I was there like every weekend in the summer of 2016. I am a huge fan of the park! I think it is a great investment for people of all ages!!! I am only 33 but I still love the go and spend all day there.

I bought a season pass for the 2026 year because I am worried that Great America might be gone next…read moreyear. I wanted to experience all the rides, food, games, the vibes and much more, all once again. I have been coming to Great America for over 25 years and I have made many memories at the park. From first rides on Stealth, to Days of Thunder, to getting wet on Whitewater Falls. Of course, some of those rides are long gone and have been replaced by other attractions. My favorite roller coaster there is actually Patriot. It is a simple floorless coaster that use to be the standup coaster, Vortex. I like how there are many rides very close to each other and you are just a few feet away from food and drinks in every corner. There are some days though where the lines move painfully slow. I wish the staff would consider optimizing the loading and unloading process so that wait times are more bearable. Other than that, everything else is good. I do hope someone or even the City of Santa Clara can sweep in and save Great America for future generations. If we lose Great America, we lose a community gathering spot for picnics, attractions, waterpark fun, concerts and so much more.

Brought the kids here for the first time and we had a blast…read more Told the kids, that this was the same Scandia that mama used to enjoy when she was younger. And while it maintains its dated look, which I love since it brings nostalgia, there are a lot of updated and more modern games that they provide: VR for one and more screen games. Our favorite was the multi puck air hockey game! That was extremely fun! They kept the old school arcade, but also expanded. We'll try the mini golf next time. It may be a little bit expensive but it was worth it and kept the kids and adults busy! We'll definitely be back!

We went mini golfing today, and it turned out to be such a wonderful experience. We were so glad it…read moredidn't rain -- the weather ended up being perfect for it. We actually had the whole course to ourselves, which made it even more fun and relaxing. It was my first time playing, and I honestly didn't expect to enjoy it as much as I did. We laughed a lot and made so many good memories celebrating my friend's birthday. The course itself was beautifully designed, with fun little details that made each hole unique. It's definitely something I'd recommend -- perfect for all ages and such a great way to spend time with friends.

The moment I walked in to urban air I immediately felt the welcoming environment. Especially this…read moreone employee named Adrian kindly and very professionally welcomed me in and guided me as I was new to urban air. He was very helpful and energetic. I would love to come back again soon!

I was very confused on what to do because its my first time going and the employee named Adrian was…read morevery helpful I saw him later on at the zip line and he was very efficient and helpful