I've been coming here for the past 2 years, and it's always an amazing experience. The atmosphere,…read morefood, and wide variety of activities keep me coming back every year! The only real drawback this time was traffic. It took nearly an hour just to exit. Although 2 exit lanes were added, the traffic light created a major bottleneck. Entry was also slower because several access points were closed. I understand how busy it gets, but the traffic flow definitely needs improvement. Overall, I still love this place and can't wait to come back next year!

COVID-19: Social distancing is not enforced at this event. Some of the staff wears a mask. All…read morevisitors are not expected to wear a mask. It's optional now. There are some hand sanitizers available for visitors to use. This place is open and available with no limited capacity. They are not sanitizing in between visitors. I mention these things in my reviews for the sake of protecting immunocompromised people like the elderly and people sick with cancer and other illnesses. COVID-19 Vaccination Proof: This event currently does not require proof of vaccination. While I was here several months ago, I asked if they had any special offers and they weren't offering any at the moment. They also do not allow pets in their event UNLESS it's a service animal. Parking: The parking lot for this establishment is pretty massive. When you enter the grounds, turn left. There you will be directed to pay for parking ($15 for regular cars - general parking, $30 for VIP parking, $23 for RVs and limos, and $38 for buses) and where to park. As mentioned by my excellent buddy, Justin, parking for handicapped individuals freaking suck. Whoever organized this event sucks. Handicapped parking is in lot 3, which is hella far away from the event. You would think it would be much closer to the event, but noooooo. Some idiot organized it to be like this. Why?!?! Please make the entrance closer to the handicapped parking lot in the future. That would make a lot of sense. They take cash and credit cards. Event: The festival offers immersive 14 - 17 century Elizabethan-era entertainment, jousting tournaments, artisanal shopping, and medieval food like turkey legs. The event itself was very fun and entertaining. I had a great time with my close friend. I highly encourage anyone who attends to dress up. If you don't, you will stick out like a very sore and ugly thumb. If you do dress up, costume weapons must be sheathed and peace tied. Also, wear comfy shoes. There is soooooo much walking. It's also hella dusty at this event, which is lowkey on point with ye - old England. To add on, when Justin and I attended this event in mid May, the weather was soooo on point because it was gloomy and overcast. This is exactly how I imagined old timey England during the renaissance. You can absolutely bring food and drinks into the event, but they cannot be picnic food, food that requires heating or refrigeration, alcohol, anything in glass containers, and coolers. You can bring water, but it cannot be opened yet. Or you can bring an empty reusable water bottle for it to be filled up at the event. There are plenty of bathrooms (porta potties and hand washing stations) at this event. Note: While at the event, we didn't see any refillable water bottle stations. Where were they hiding? Food: My bestie and I got the tri tip sandwich and french fries. Honestly, coming into this event, I already knew that the food was gonna be mid. Lmao I had low expectations for the food because I wasn't really there for the food. Plus, I guess this was also kinda lowkey on point with the renaissance era in England because food in that time period was also mid. Lol I was primarily there for the medieval vibes and jousting, which delivered in spades. I would honestly go every year just for the medieval vibes and jousting. Screw the food there. Anyways, the tri tip sandwich was overly priced with a meager amount of meat in the sandwich in a sad ass hot dog bun. It was more of a sad- wich. This is why I removed one star. Flavor wise, it was okay. My friend knows that I'm not the biggest fan of anything BBQ, but I'll eat it anyways. The fries that we got were plentiful for the price point and it was very crunchy. I was disappointed when it wasn't really salted, which made it taste bland TBH. I should also note that the tri tip sandwich and fries were cold by the time we sat down and ate them because we spent like 10 - 15 minutes walking around and finding a place to eat. Don't be like us. Eat your food while it's hot. Staff: The staff here are very friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. They accept both cash and credit cards. There is no credit card minimum. Still, cash is king at this event. Many vendors only take cash, so bring at least $100 per person.

They're closed until 7/1/2025. Just a heads up because their answer machine doesn't inform any one…read moreof this. We drove far to go and see that sign. Great prices and great customer service. Super bummed about this.

My go to smoke shop!! They have a great glass selection and…read moreamazing service. Quality glass for a good price as well. Broke my rig at 11 pm came in and got one real quick. Micheal always gives 10/10 customer service.

Had a great time going there, mat a lot of great photographers and photo enthusiast, learned a lot,…read moreamazing times.

Sadly, it Closed around Spring 2017. After hearing from past students, this was a great program. It…read moresuddenly closed, with maybe a weeks notice. They claimed they may open another Photo School, but that hasn't happened. (Don't expect past students to support you.) It was part of the Covina Adult Education, and the School District just let it go. They claimed they were losing money, but don't most schools lose money? But, at 1-time, the Photo School was the Only one making money. This address was for the new Building, renovated around 2015, after the Old School was Torn Down for a larger District Football Stadium. Who paid for that? The field looks nice, but they didn't leave room for parking. There was a funding change, guessing 2012-14...But, the District went on a Spending Spree. During this time about 2013-2018, the District built a new football stadium, 2 New Schools, and a new track field. Some people have later complained that they can't find out whether the Photo School is open or not...Why the Secret? Is it because they may have Spent the Money? Another Sore Subject is the Chromira - Print Processor. During time at the Old Photo School, the previous Chromira was getting old and quirky. So, a pitch was made for the Students to Help Pay for a New Chromira. The Students Donated Considerable Money, in the Ten's of Thousands of Dollars. Money was also taken from the tuition. The Chromira was bought, and printing was part of the tuition. BUT, some budget changes were later made, printing was restricted, then later made to a Separate Fee for Printing, which was Not Popular. So, the Photo School Closed, but the Students Partially Own the Chromira

Great place for kids and adults. It's a big indoor play place of variety things to do (roller…read moreskating/blading, arcade, ping pong, dodgeball/kickball, jumpy obstacles, bowling, volleyball, basketball, batting cage, riding the bull, pool table, etc. Spo Cha is next to Bowlero, and a separate facility. Pros + variety of activities to do, my favorites are roller skating, arcade, & pool table + great for kids events (birthdays, outings, etc) + clean and well kept Cons - could get crowded depending on the time of day - food options are limited inside My kids definitely had fun and we can't wait to go back!

The prices are ridiculous. We wanted a cup of water and they said we had to pay for a picture which…read morewas $10 of water when I asked why I didn't wanna pay. They said I fit and I wanna pay there was a water fountain For general admission was for those playing. I paid for my but I had to pay as well and didn't do any activities which was also terrible I'm over it here Also you can't drink here what's the fun in that Also the ac wasn't working or something cause in there and round 1 was hot as heck!

Fantastic service and they really helped with my purchase at the Pomona Valley Pride Agave Festival.read more

Amazing neighborhood spot! Friendly faces and great prices. This has been our go-to for years…read more Thanks Louies!

Beautiful and quite large library. One of the cleaner LA libraries I've been to, with plenty of…read moreparking. We came for a kids' event that taught about poison in animals and also had a bunch of reptiles on display to see. They also host a ton of different popular events at this library, so I'd definitely come back to check those out.

This bookstore is located inside the Diamond Bar Library (by the self-checkout stations). The…read moreselection of books in this bookstore is incredible. The books are categorized by genres. The shelves at the back of the store contains the books that are part of the $5 sale (fill up the plastic bag with as many books as you want for $5). The newer books are by the shelf closest to the cashier. I got some (almost) brand new books ranging from $2-$4.

I believe (??), that this is a newer Spirit Halloween? I am not sure what business was here before…read morethat was taken over, but the shop doesn't smell like super cheap manufactured plastic, which is a huge plus to me. There's plenty of parking and they're opened surprisingly late, up until 10 PM which is great if you dined in the Eastland Center and want to walk off your dinner afterwards. I think, in terms of the other locations that I've been to in the past, this feels like more of a medium sized store, with way more costume options than the crazy huge animatronics and decorations. I wanted to stop by to see if they had those Spirit Halloween Trader Joe's dupe tote bags, but sadly not. I'm sure they were harvested way, way earlier before. However, the selections of costumes here is impressive, from lots of popular franchises and series (Squid Games, Terrifier, Spongebob, Disney, Jurassic Park, even anime like Demon Slayer and MHA) and it's organized by themes too (if you want to be part of an evil circus, a vampire, a pirate, a scarecrow, a gangster, something medieval, a joke costume, etc.), so this is a great place to come stop by if you're in desperate search of a cheaper costume. Again, as a cosplayer, the quality is not the best, but it works in a pinch. Some items are not too pricy, like a large bloody knife prop for $7 isn't too bad, but there are silly things like a plain white chef apron for $10 which can be easily found cheaper elsewhere. There's decor there (mostly scary and gory), some home goods like blankets, stationery, accessories and jewelry, slippers, and some baby and dog costumes. Overall, it's a fun stop if you love Halloween.

Kids enjoy the month of October, so they can visit the Spirit Halloween Store. This year, the…read moreSpirit Halloween Store has relocated from its original site across from the Porto's Bakery and Cafe. This location appears smaller, with fewer animatronics and less decorations. The kids have a great time and wanted to visit other locations.

If you're a parent looking for a great play zone, this one is a winner. It's cleaner and more…read moreaffordable than most, with a staff that's genuinely helpful. Since it's inside the mall, it's a perfect home base for a family outing when you need to burn off some energy or entertain several kids at once. - This is a top-tier play space for families. It sets itself apart from the competition with high-quality service and price points that actually make sense for parents. The facility is pristine and clearly well-cared-for, which isn't always the case with these spots. Plus, the mall location is incredibly convenient; it makes it much easier to manage a group of kids while getting other things done nearby.

I don't really do this, but my wife convinced me because of how bad the service was. I came here a…read moreabout a week ago, I was waiting for service for around 5 minutes when it was not busy at all. I saw two workers who I now know one was the store manager Aleena with a boy who's name tag said Alec were just standing in the corner not helping and just eating their food. I saw the other worker cleaning when I went in but for the two in the front not great service at ALL!! Aleena is the store manager and is very rude, please get a better store manager. very disappointed with the service here.

Such a cute store for anyone who loves journaling, stationery, and stickers! The store was easy to…read morefind and pretty crowded when I went, but the overall environment was really nice. There were so many cute items to look through, especially for journaling and stationery lovers. I loved all the different stickers, especially the ones for different colleges and universities! Sadly, they didn't have my school, APU (Azusa Pacific University), but I was still able to find plenty of other adorable stickers and postcards to take home. I also got some cute stamps that I'm excited to use for my journaling entries. The items can definitely get a little costly, especially when you start picking up multiple things because everything is so cute . I would definitely come back when my budget allows! Customer service was excellent and everyone was very nice. Overall, I had a great experience and would recommend checking STKR out with friends or family, especially if you love stickers, stationery, scrapbooking, or journaling!

The Stkr Store is a Filipino family-run small business that focuses on cute and creative custom…read morestickers as well as some stationery items and greeting cards. [Parking]: Easy and free designated parking for the plaza and our party had no issue finding an available spot on Saturday afternoon. [Products]: Most of the stickers are original artwork with only a few anime IPs (less than 1/8 of all stickers). I thought their LA County stickers (including some cities from San Bernardino County) for each city were pretty neat. The shop also has some decent Japanese-brand notebooks, toolboxes, pens, etc. Customers can also make their own through the website by uploading their own images (minimum order of 50 stickers). [Conclusion]: The store is not everyone's cup of tea, but for the right target customers this is an amazing store.

I mean if you haven't visited frank and son... are you really a true nerd? I don't think so. I've…read morebeen to Frank and son since they were located at the previous location when I was kid. That place felt massive. This location does feel a little smaller, but it's still massive. Plenty of vendors and variety, some shady vendors that will overcharge too much or just be plain rude, but overall it's a great experience as you will find very niche and interesting/weird stuff. You will also find vendors selling things for great prices. Make sure to bring cash and most vendors will give you a discount. The only downside is even with the ridiculously large parking area, it STILL fills up every single day. It's literally always busy, so prepare to walk a lot. Always fun to visit every once in a while.

This place is so popular that it is very hard to find parking. I used to come here as a kid with…read moremy brother and we would peruse the aisles looking for treasures. comic books, transformers, Nintendo games, etc. you never know what you can find in a box or a shelf for a dollar. One time, I was looking at buying some TCG cards, when a guy bought a whole booster box, opened them all, picked out the couple cards he wanted and asked the vender if they wanted to buy the rest back. Vender refused, so I offered $20 for everything. It was amazing. Now, it's gotten way too commercial for my liking. Everything cost way more than they should, and You can't find a deal anywhere. Last week, I came in looking for a couple MTG to fill out my cEDH deck. Seller says they price things competitive off TCGPlayer website, and then quoted me $6over the tcg price for a $20 card. He says they have to charge more since the booth costs them money. So... I could just buy online, save the upcharge, and you will have to pay for shipping? Thanks but no thanks.