I went in the giant dipper for the first time today!…read more The dark tunnel spooked me cuz I didn't know what was coming lol! I loved the first drop it was really smooth it was only the last few drops that was really shaky! Honestly I had to hover above my seat so I wouldn't be tossed on my friend lol! I scrambled off, and went another 3 times! I really recommend to ride it IF you don't have back problems because I got sore after riding it 4 times

Where do I start? I show up to purchase wristbands for myself and my 10-year-old and the cashier…read morewas very aggressive and intimidating. He shouted out the total for two wristbands and I let him know there was a different price online. He shouted out to purchase the wristbands online for that price. I walked away purchased the wristbands went back to pick up the physical wristbands. He scanned the barcode and put the wristbands on our wrist. And then with a smile said the list of rides that were closed. And then said " we are short staffed and due to that we do not have employees at the rides once they get here at 12:30 then you'll be able to get on the rides" I looked at my 10-year-old and said OK we'll go walk the beach and get a bite to eat until they open up. Guess what the staff never got there! Honestly, he thought it was funny when he told me that we weren't going to be able to get on rides until the other staff got there. There were a few rides like the mini dipper and the carousel. But who buys wristbands to get on a couple rides and then get on the bumper cart. If that's the case then I would've just bought individual tickets. LET YOUR GUEST KNOW AHEAD OF TIME IF YOU ARE SHORT STAFFED AND THE PARK WILL NOT BE RUNNING AS USUAL!! I had to keep looking for staff to let us on rides and then even then I wasn't able to get on every ride. I paid for a wrist band for myself and my daughter thinking that we were going to be able to enjoy the day but we were not. I do want to point out that I'm a single mom and low income and this was supposed to be something amazing for us. $100 to Belmont Park is absolutely nothing but for me it is. And just FYI, I a lot of people kept leaving the park upset. But for them, they didn't purchase wristbands. We waited till after 5 PM hoping that as the shift changed employees would come and open up all of the rides, but that never happened. I was hoping to get my money back for the wristband, but because the employee at the counter was so aggressive I was honestly afraid to go up and ask for a refund. I'm hoping Belmont Park will make this right and provide my daughter and I with an opportunity to return to Belmont Park at no charge to us and be able to get on the rides.

Not bias but i do come here a lot because it's the closest one…read more But honestly the staff are good and very helpful. The facility is well maintained. Track layout is is pretty fun. Has the new leggero karts.

I'm extremely disappointed with the lack of customer service and communication during my recent…read morevisit to your San Diego location. After parking, completing registration, and waiting in line (10+ mins), I was finally informed--after a long delay--that my son wouldn't be able to ride for at least "a couple of hours." At no point was there signage or staff to communicate the wait time, leaving us standing in line with no information. This lack of transparency and service made for a frustrating and unacceptable experience. I lost a good 30 minutes of my day, and on top of that, I had to tell my 7 year old that we could not ride a go kart today and left extremely disappointed your location. Which by the way, is not easy to get to and it is definitely not in the friendliest part of town. A long drive, a long wait, indifferent customer service and no go kart riding made for a forgettable experience. I hope you take this feedback seriously and make necessary improvements to ensure future visitors receive clear communication and better service. I'd appreciate a response regarding how you plan to address these concerns.

Had my kid's birthday party here, and honestly, everyone had a great time. We did the laser tag…read morepackage which included the party room for 1 hour, 2 laser tag games, 4 rides and 200 tokens for the arcade. The kids had a blast! So did the adults. The laser tag was extremely fun for the kids! Man, I had forgotten how much fun laser tag is until I saw my kid and her friends playing. Then the party room was simple, but served its purpose really well. Our party hostess, Karrina, was really great with the kids and made sure the party kept moving along. I think what I liked the best about the experience for the party, was that our hostess walked the kids around to the rides and through the arcade so they could familiarize themselves with the layout of the Boardwalk. As I was talking with the adults, we were discussing competitors like Bowlero and Lucky Strike and how unreasonably priced it is for a family of four now a days. Just the arcades there are so expensive! Here, the kids were able to make their tokens last for hours and walked away with some fun prizes too. I hope the prices never get ridiculously high here. I grew up going to Parkway Bowl and the Boardwalk. I am so happy that the accessible pricing has remained. Additional shout outs to MC and Noelle (staff members who were very helpful and attentive). Please don't change Parkway! Thank you for allowing us to host an epic party!

The food offerings exceeded expectations for an indoor entertainment venue. The menu had a good…read morevariety, the food was fresh and well-prepared, and service was prompt. It was convenient to enjoy a satisfying meal without having to leave the facility, allowing us to maximize our time enjoying the attractions. The bowling alley was another highlight of the visit. It was clean, well-maintained, and fun for both kids and adults. The lanes were easy to use, and the atmosphere was energetic without being overwhelming, making it a great activity for families and groups. One of the most impressive aspects of the park was that it never felt overcrowded. The spacious layout and well-managed guest flow meant short wait times and plenty of room to move around comfortably. We will definitely come back. ALL 3 kids, plus my bestie and I had a BLAST

Aw, I'm surprised to see this place rated under 3 stars. We went on the first day of the water park…read moreopening and honestly had a great time! There's Big Bird's Beach, a lazy river, a kids' splash area, and a bunch of adult slides. I have a 2 year-old, so he can't do many of the big rides, but the park felt small and entertaining enough for him. The show was super cute, all the characters were out singing and dancing, and he loved it. The rides reminded me of carnival-style kid rides (like the carousel and Elmo's rocket). The swing ride was closed, but maybe next time. One thing I really appreciated: no lines. You could ride things multiple times, which is perfect with a toddler and some friends. And the 4pm parade was such a highlight because we got to see all the characters up close was really exciting for my little guy. Another thing I almost forgot was the story time with the Grouch! My boy was not afraid of him. He was fun, Overall, we had a fun and easy day. Definitely better than the low ratings make it seem!

We enjoyed the rides and lunch buffet with Elmo and Friends at Sesame Place in San Diego, CA…read more The price is $45 for adults and $30 for children ages 3-9. The lunch buffet includes; chicken nuggets, lemon pepper salmon, roast beef, Dijon crusted chicken, salads, French fries etc., desserts and soda fountain along with singing, dancing entertainment and plenty of photo opportunities with your kids favorite characters. They'll sing Happy Birthday to those celebrating their birthdays. The water park area will be open in May 2026 so check for dates. Happy Yelping :)

Great place to take your children and enjoy an outside activity. It has changed a lot since I was…read morehere when I was young.

Initially was a exciting attempt at arcades but majority of the games was out of order and very…read moredisappointing. Also pretty pricey with very little reward in ticket merchandising.

we booked the canopy tour through their cruise excursions website for only $81 usd per person. the…read morebilingual tour guides were very friendly and knowledgeable. we met ismael and fernando by the port, where they were waiting for us with a bus to take us to the park. transportation was included in the price and it was a short drive to the park. we had the whole bus to ourselves and even got to connect our phones to the aux to play our music. when we got there, michael was very helpful with safety instructions and led us through the activities. while on the ziplines, phones and gopros are not allowed unless theyre strapped to your arm. there were five ziplines in total and a few bridges. you go at your own pace, and theres a rest area with free water bottles halfway through the course. all the tour guides were helpful and all for a great price

Complete rip off!! My family and I decided to go because we could do zip line and paddle boats…read more Upon arrival at 3:30pm we were told we had time to do both until 6pm with a $55 day pass. We were finished zip lining at 5:21, we went to paddle boats and was told it closed at 5pm. Huh?! We have until 6pm! As stop by the entry office to ask for a partial refund since we were lied to about the activity being available to ride. No help whatsoever! Yeah we understand but we can't refund. I ask for the manager, who is no more than 18, and she said we had 30 minutes to cancel. Girl bye! They are so wrong not to tell me the ride closed early so I could have done that first. I would NEVER go back! Ruined our spring break.

Phenomenal! I haven't been to Seaworld in 30 years. I was about 4 or 5 years old since my last…read morevisit, so of course I expected changes. When I went here long ago, Shamu was popular. He's been dead, but his memory is still alive here. New orcas, dolphins, sea otters etc. existed. My friend and I came here since his father owns a timeshare 5 minutes away from Seaworld and we both had vacation time. We were at the Marriott hotel in downtown San Diego where the parking structure was on the top floor, unusual for sure, but necessary in order to park there due to the poor surrounding environment. A lot of places nearby including the boat museum maritime. Seaworld, changed! In the most interesting and good way possible. New rides, more things to do. Last time I went to Seaworld there were only shows involving orcas swimming in a pool of water splashing guests as the highlight, it still is there as usual, which I loved by the way and was enjoyable to witness. Rides: 1. Emperor - 5/5 amazing 90 degree drop dive coaster, with ejector air time and intense g forces, my favorite ride due to having a fresh breeze of the ocean air at the top and a beautiful view of the park. 2. Electric Eel - 5/5 bizarre coaster with a launch and a positive g roll at the top. Not that intense unfortunately, fun and intimidating, but enjoyable to go on with a friend. I enjoyed it. 3. Atlantis - 5/5 intense hybrid water ride and coaster. Two drops, the water drop was meh, but the coaster drop after was taller and more intense g forces on the drop and swivel loop below. My personal favorite tier with emperor 4. Manta - 5/5 most intense coaster there, super fun, launch coaster with strong g forces throughout. Shockingly the most intense ride at the park with the intense factor of the launches and ejector air time and speed. 5. Arctic Rescue - 5/5 super cool ice ride, it's near the penguins in the back and has a bike you sit on that has great launches and strong positive g forces on the launch, not as good as manta, but super fun, went on it more than once and enjoyed it the most. Theming of the ocean from the start before the launch was cool. 6. Skytower/skyride - admission fee rides, very relaxing, $6 per person, the skyride was fun, you sit in a carriage and observe the scenery of the ocean with a slight breeze. The skytower is a tall swiveling cylindrical seated container that overlooks sea world. 7. Closed attractions - dolphin show was closed, looks promising but was not open during spring for whatever reason, roaring rapids ride was closed in spring reopens in summer, the sea otter show closed due to renovation. Food was very nice, I enjoyed it, I got a vegetarian salad wrap at the cafeteria near the orca show. They had pretzels, fried foods, pizza and sandwiches, burgers that looked and smelled good. I saw some people with turkey leg and they had other foods at the food court. My friend liked touching the small fishies that eat dead skin near the entrance. Place is good for older kids and young adults who have children. Not as family friendly as Disneyland and Legoland due to the intensity of the attractions, especially that emperor and manta. Those two rides are more intense than any of the rides at Disneyland, better off comparing those to magic mountain and knotts berry farm level of intense. Outside of the top 2 mentioned (manta and emperor) the other three were relatively good rides with strong intensity (electric eel, Atlantis and arctic rescue) that Atlantis ride was closed for like 6 hours which was annoying and the wait time was long too maybe 2 hours, so rode that ride last just before going home. We were there right when it opened and left before the place closed. I bought a dolphin souvenir t shirt at the shop and I love it. Overall a solid 5/5 for entertainment, ambiance and overall experience. It had great themes and a beautiful environment similar to universal studios but sea based. The orca show was nice, cute host for the show and the little kids sea lion show was relatively meh. I would come back again. I enjoyed it but it is so far Southern California. Unless you live in San Diego, this place is a treat.

Well I've been here so many times with my daughter and I love it here…read more Never that crowded and I'm a huge ocean guy and I like to snorkel so being able to se all my fishy friends in person on land is great Makes the birch aquarium look like a single Goldfish in a cheap tank lol But anyone that had not come should definitely check it out

Nice location and fun for toddlers! And you can always have more fun going to the beach or simply…read morehanging around the park! Super recommend it!

Tiki Town Adventure Golf Replay is a fun, kid-friendly spot with some really cool tropical decor…read morethat makes the experience feel a little more unique than your average mini golf course. It does get pretty busy since it's in a tourist-heavy area, so expect a steady flow of people and a faster pace through the holes. The course itself moves quickly--you can get through it faster than expected, which is great if you have younger kids with shorter attention spans. That said, it does feel a bit pricey for how quickly you finish the course. Still, the atmosphere and overall experience make it enjoyable, especially for families. Overall, a solid choice if you're looking for something fun to do with the kids while you're in the area--they'll definitely have a good time.

What a fun place to bring students to! You pay one price for a wristband and get to play miniature…read moregolf, drive go-karts, drive water tubes, and hit the batting cages! It's a great place to let teens just been themselves and have fun! I didn't try any of the attractions because I was only visiting the group for a short time. There is also an arcade that had some fun games! If I was hungry, I would've ordered food. They also have some beers on tap, but that will have to wait for another day.

Thank you Carol for helping in getting my team set up for their team bonding experience. The…read moreminute I walked through the door Tyree openly greeted me and shook my hand welcoming me to the establishment. Zion was so helpful no matter how many times i had to come back and get more bands for my teams parents or other kids. David jumped in with running food, and helping with our drink pitchers. Such and awesome and pleasant staff. Im only reading the other reviews now, so i guess we got lucky on coming on a day it wasnt busy. The food took a while to come out, but Im sure the kitchen wasnt ready for hte amount of food we were going to order, so it was no problem at all. Everyone had a great time with all the rides. The only suggestion i would make is to make a bigger sign for the laser tag area - none of my kids knew there was laser tag until I asked them toward the end. The other suggestion - is a stronger margarita slush - it was premixed but i honestly think it didnt have any alcohol at all. Definitely will book our next team bonding when we return in July. Mahalo guys!