Better than Disneyland, yeah, I said it and I'll say it again. Better than Disneyland!!…read more Such a cute and convenient theme park for kids literally babies up to almost-big-kids. Every ride my son (4 years old at the time) rode on with myself or his auntie was so thrilling for him. He also experienced his first roller coaster here and he enjoyed it. We also ate lunch here and I'd have to say even the pricing for their food is decent for this day and age. Extremely grateful by how clean they keep the theme park and how friendly the staff are! Definitely a must-visit if you're ever in the OC area and need a fun spot to take your little ones where it won't break the bank for you.

Cant believe I have never heard of this place sooner! This place was so much fun I am so glad that…read moreI found out about it! We took my 7month old baby here and there is a couple of rides that we can take him on. The fun part was the carouseland the petting zoo. We definitely will be returning the Adventure City in the nearby future! Only reason I put 4 stars is because the food prices were high like all the other theme parks.

Shanitha in customer service is fantastic at her job! We had a great time on the trip!!!read more

Knott's is a great alternative to Disneyland in terms of cost and accessibility. We bought two…read moreannual passes so now we're trying our best to use them. It feels like most of their rides are fast and scary like Hangtime, Xcelerator, Supreme Scream. I'm not a huge fan of these rides just because of the scary drops. I'm OK with speed but just don't drop or loop me. LOL. I wish they had more relaxing rides like Disney, ie. Pirates, Haunted Mansion, etc. Sometimes you just wanna sit back, relax, look at cute things after a long week. Not everything has to be extreme. The Log ride was kinda like that but it looks like they didn't try very hard to build it out more. The Pony Express was interesting. I've never sat in a horse riding position like that before so that was fun. However, the ride was super short. Like a minute! Definitely not worth the long wait. Enjoyed a churro sundae at Ghost Town. It was good overall, but the churros were a little bit thick and doughy. Definitely a fun family friendly place that I'll come back to.

Skipper, Scott on the jungle Cruise is funny as heck. During the jungle crucial he did was tell…read morejokes and it was hilarious

I've been to Walt Disney World countless times, but when it comes to my Disney Parks scope, it…read moreended there. It's not that I never wanted to visit the other parks, it was more the circumstances never found me in a position to go. That all changed during my most recent trip to California; I was staying in Orange County with Disneyland Resort a short drive away. That being said, I made plans to visit during one of my days out there. DLR is made up of two parks, a couple of hotels, and the Downtown Disney area, however this review is specifically for the DL park so that will be the main focus. DL opened in 1955 and is the only Disney Park designed and constructed under the direct supervision of Walt Disney. By comparison, DL is most similar to the Magic Kingdom in WDW - so much that they sometimes call DL "the original Magic Kingdom". The park layout is almost like a wheel, with Sleeping Beauty Castle in the center and several themed lands arranged like wedges around it. Each land has attractions, shops, and eateries that match the aesthetic. While there are an abundance of similarities to MK, DL holds its own in terms of uniqueness. There's a different princess castle as the icon, the restaurants are different, there are a few rides that are only found here, and some of the overlapping rides are found in other WDW parks (ie, not MK). You definitely get immersed in the Disney Magic while there - it's hard to describe the feeling, probably best to just say they call it the Happiest Place on Earth for a reason! Even though some of the rides can use a tune-up, it kinda adds to the charm. While DL is definitely a 5-star experience from my perspective, I personally would only return if it was part of a greater itinerary. If I lived in the Western US I might feel different, but I wouldn't fly out from the East Coast just to visit; DLR is not big enough to warrant a dedicated trip. That being said, if I *did* live local I would come frequently and likely be an Annual Passholder. Overall, I had a great time at Disneyland - it was a truly magical experience.

Love walking through here during the oogie boogie nights. Line may be a bit long right when it…read moreopens. If you wait while the parade is going it may have a bit of a shorter wait. All walk through immersive experience of artistic displays to bring out the childhood movies that we all know and love. Each area has a separate theme to discover the portrayed character. No treat trail here this year. Definitely a must stop if you enjoy artistic expression. If you're more about the rides & candy this may not be as appealing.

A walk through during the Oogie Boogie Bash event they change the Redwood Creek Trail into Villians…read moreGrove which is basically lights, Sounds, voices, music throughout the trail. This is usually a popular thing during the Bash and lines can be over an hour or two so plan accordingly. Of all the bashes this was the first time we went through cause usually the line was super long all the time we went around 20 mins before closing time and the line was manageable. The lighting is cool and the sounds and the displays are interesting. Overall it's good to see at least one time in my opinion but do plan accordingly.

For my first visit to the Disneyland Resort, there was no way I could pass up visiting Disney…read moreCalifornia Adventure. While I had not heard too much about it, I dedicated my whole day to exploring DLR and wanted to make the most of it. That being said, I purchased a Park Hopper ticket and made my way over after spending the first have the day in DL. Opened in 2001, DCA was not an immediate hit at its debut. In fact, it took a major facelift in order to start gaining some traction in terms of park attendance. The park is Disney's interpretation of California, separated into different lands based on regional areas of the state or by Disney IP. Some of the strongest areas IMO are San Fransokyo Square, paying homage to the Asian heritage in SF, and Pixar Pier which is a huge area combining Disney-Pixar theming with vintage California coastal vibes. While I feel this is the more adult park when comparing it to DL, there is a lot for kids to do here as well. There's a also a strong selection of attractions, and the shopping and dining are also decent. I took a spin on the parks icon - the Pixar Pal-a-Round, which provided awesome views of the park and greater Anaheim area. If comparing DCA to DL, it's my opinion the former is the stronger park - the theming and types of attractions speak to me more. Overall, I thought DCA was great - it's definitely an enhancement DLR as a whole, and I would no doubt return next time I plan a visit here.

We came here on our first day to California. We have never been here as we have however been to…read moreDisney Land twice. I didn't ride many rides as my babies are too small and young. I did ride the avengers ride and cars. The rides were ok. The park itself isn't especially big. But it's maintained well. Food is ok. Expensive. Overall, 4 is a solid rating for not a huge park.

It was a great indoor water park for family. We had a great time and adventures for the kids. The…read morewater park has so many options , slides, wave , kiddies pool, fountains lazy river , tube slides. There were lots of life saver staff and has fast food inside. Towels were available all the time. We got cabana and has free bottled water. Rooms are available if you want to stay for few days . Activities at night for the kids also. We had a great time

The worst customer service EVER. I tried to ask for a bag at the front desk because I was going to…read morethrow up from suddenly getting the stomach flu..and you know what the guy tells me? He says "sorry we don't have that" Doesn't even bother to find me some kind of plastic bag or cup to throw up in. Doesn't direct me to the nearest restroom or gift shop--NOTHING. I nearly collapsed. I've been sick as a dog here and they didn't bother to refund the trip, even partially. The customer service here is extremely cold. They don't care at all about the condition you are in and don't offer any suggestions to keep you comfortable if you're sick. Also our room wasn't even ready after 4pm. Worst check in experience ever. Loud noise all through the night of kids screaming and running around. There was also a gas leak event that happened in Garden Grove that they didn't even alert us all about. Absolute negligence for the customer. Will NOT return and caution everyone who is looking to stay here, that they don't value the customer.

Took my son Yves to this fun and amazing place. The…read morehighlight was Urban Air had an indoor zipline!! Truly awesome. Food was fantastic and impressed with plenty of beer options. Restrooms were super clean which is a plus. My son enjoyed the many options of fun games. We will definitely return as we were both impressed. Customer Service was top notch as well.

Review challenge 58/365 Day Challenge…read more We frequently visit UA for casual Play dates or bday celebration either it's for a friend or a mini celebration for my 2 youngest kids, this past year. Especially hearing that there's a new attraction SKYRIDER that opened mid September 2025, my son came here w 2 of his closet bud to celebrate his bday. They were so excited to ride the Skyrider, it's a zip line across partial of the park. I highly definitely recommend this indoor playground. It's probably the best one in OC. We've gone to a lot the past years. This place has so much for your kids to do. Met the manager Terry and Sally. They are both amazing and friendly. Always there to answer your questions and needs. Our school Mabel Paine had a day of fundraising here also. UA loves to support and gives back to the community. Love a friendly oriented company. What's awesome is they now have a security here that I love since it's open. Security really nice. The indoor playground is pretty clean and well taken care of. Love the mascot Urbie. He's also cool with the kids. We are regulars here and definitely plan to return. They have great yearly membership at a great value. Must check it out!

I came to Boomers for a corporate event, and honestly, it was a pretty good package. We got…read moreunlimited rides, go-karts, laser tag, and 3 hours of free gameplay. The free games were the blue tap games, so you don't earn tickets, but there were still a ton of fun options. We didn't even come close to using the full 3 hours because there was so much to do. My favorites were the basketball games and Connect 4 basketball. We played a few rounds of laser tag, which was super fun, but a lot of the equipment seemed broken that day. They also couldn't split us into teams, so everyone was playing individually instead. The go-karts were really fun for a group we got a whole round to just our coworkers. Some of the karts definitely felt faster than others, which made things interesting. We also did mini golf, and the course was much bigger than I expected. It took quite a while to get through all the holes. One thing to note is that the rides don't always have staff standing by them. If you want to ride something, you may have to find an employee and ask them to operate it. Overall, there was honestly more to do than we could fit into the 3 hours. We didn't even get to everything we wanted to try. Despite a few operational issues, we had a really fun time and felt like the event package offered a lot of value.

Have visited many times over the years. Many changes over time, some good. Last night I went with…read moremy teenage son and arrived less than two hours before closing which meant we each got an unlimited attraction pass for $29. This was a good value compared to regular prices. Enjoyed the go carts twice; attendants were very patient with customers and trouble makers. Cart track is super fun, carts ran well, fun competition! Bumper boats were closed; perhaps weather isn't warm enough yet or demand was low. Two fountain sodas at the snack bar were $13. Pretty outrageous. Tried to use the batting cages. Our unlimited pass didn't seem to apply however, which was disappointing, as our key cards were unable to activate the cages in two different lanes. We moved on to mini golf. Well lit and good music is the best I can say. Overall I can tell the courses have been improving from a maintenance standpoint but the greens are TERRIBLE. If you have to putt over broken turf or your ball gets stuck in a pit of death that used to be part of the brick border, it disrupts the fun and becomes frustrating. Seriously, Boomers. Put some of that ridiculous soda pop revenue into fixing your miserable astroturf. There were tears and holes everywhere. The arcade gets periodically updated but we didn't use it this time due to time constraints. Always had fun on the multitude of games available. Same with laser tag, we just ran out of time. Was not crazy about the process for golf putters and bats for the batting cages. There only seemed to be one person in charge of handing these out from the desk and they were stuck handling a long ticket line so we pretty much helped ourselves by reaching over the counter and grabbing what we needed.

We brought our nieces and nephew, and they had an absolute blast. We did too. The arcade has a…read moregreat variety of games, so there's something for everyone. The mini-golf course is enormous, it feels like it never ends, which made it even more fun. There are also plenty of snack and food options to choose from. Overall, it was a great experience, and we'd definitely come back.

When it comes to mini golf, this is my fave within a 50 mile radius from LA, more specifically, the…read moreEastside. I can only say good things about my experiences putting at Camelot. It's always clean, there are many decent fast meal options, and it feels relaxing under the palm trees on springy days. Inside, you have so many options to game--from Mario Brothers to Space Invaders. You can fall down a video game rabbit hole here. Also, the bumper cars are lit up and Lazer Tag is calling all players. There's a cafeteria-style "common hall" serving up pizza, nachos, hot dogs, fries, and bevvies. Outside, the bumper boats are a refreshing way to cool down. You can see that the staff works hard at maintaining the grounds. There's always someone working on the many pools and water features when I go. Overall, the greens are in good shape. Sure, a ball may stick, but it's a game. Mulligans and astro turf hiccups are par for this course. Want to practice random kindness? If you see a bottle on the ground, feel free to recycle in the receptacle placed by the tee box. It's nice that they thought to have as many receptacles as they did. It really helps keep the place tidy. The staff is young & laid back yet attentive. One clean sweep across all 4 courses at the opening of each AM shift, however, could help keep it 100% litter-free. See, I warned you--I had nothing but good things to say about Camelot Golfland. Will be back! Once I get the go again from my Sir Lancelot to brave the journey to Anaheim, we'll return for a 6-minute tournament to ride the Go Carts like chariots.

I absolutely love this ride. It's one of the funniest rides at Disneyland. What's even cooler is…read moreevery time you ride it, the humor is slightly different. Like today, I heard something new today. It was a funny joke about bamboo and she kept repeating it over and over - hilarious. This is a boat ride and the exhaust may get to people if you're sensitive to things like that. Outside of that, the line moves pretty quick and it's a funny ride.

Jungle Cruise is an outdoor boat ride at the Adventureland area of Disneyland. It's a river…read moreexpedition throughout the jungles of Asia, Africa, and South America. The animals featured are animatronics but look very realistic. Each ride can fit a lot of people on the large boat but there can still be long rides. It's not a very exciting ride but what makes the ride are the skippers who make pun-filled jokes throughout its entirety. Our tour guide Ella was great and I was just eating up all the dad jokes.