Go earlier in the season. Went twice and definitely the second time it was less inflated, looked a…read morelot more worn. The kids had a good time but keep in mind if under 13 adults need to go in too, so you are paying for 2 tickets for your kid to enjoy the fun. You get 90 minutes per session. There's snow cones and water and snacks to purchase. You can bring in your own water, definitely do so - it's out in full sun no shade anywhere Don't forget grip socks!

On the outside, the fun box looks grand and exciting. Inside... not so much. It was fun, definitely…read moreworth trying once for the kiddos. The inflatable house was terribly dirty on the surface and looked like it hadn't been wiped down all summer. I felt like I would get sick if I touched my face at all. Not much seating, chairs are lightweight plastic so not friendly for older folks or disabled individuals. Was expecting a better experience.

Vintage amusement park opened in 1928. It's a historical landmark. The area also has a beach,…read moreboardwalk and a restaurant. Parking $15. Wristband to ride $15 for Westchester residents, $25 for non residents. You don't need a wristband to enter if you don't want to get on any ride. All the rides are old schooled. I questioned a lot regarding safety for some big rides. They have warming signs for visitors who have spine condition, heart condition etc. You really should not get on those rides. I felt my back and my neck being thrown in many directions on one ride. It's fun but I'm not doing it again. Some rides are closed. Some snack stands are open not all of them. There are carnival games you would need to pay. Bathroom is clean. Staff are nice. It's a fun place to visit.

Ok, so it's been a while since I've been in Playland. I wanted to see the aftermath of the lawsuit…read morefiasco... GOOD THINGS: - Good-looking park, beach, and atmosphere - Added a pool area in there - I rode the Dragon Coaster, Sawmill River, Bumper Cars, Grand Carousel, Music Express, Old Rye Motorbike Factory, Zombie Castle, and the Crazy Mouse. - Affordable - Solid food - Nice employees - Great beach as usual BAD THINGS: - About 25% of the rides were closed - They removed some rides, including the Go Karts... - Lack of variety for the arcade prizes - Lack of park maps Hopefully they'll make this park better for the next 5-10 years.

1st time attending here, much fun for all ages, purchased tickets for 1 day passes & speed tix…read morepass & parking fee. There a water park & arcade area& rides . Varieties of snacks/ sweets & meals to choose from . The ride wax t bad from NY , couple of road work to delay arrival time. Plenty of parking at the park .

Came here for a kid's birthday party. Pretty unimpressed. Standard money grab operation. You'll…read morewalk back and forth past the same crap a hundred times, wait in long lines, dread the schlep back to the parking lot and otherwise hate your life to the point that you're excited about eating a ten dollar cup of Dippin' Dots. However, one cool thing is that there's an Otis Elevator testing facility nearby. I thought a lot about elevators when I was here. It helped. I thought it was funny how most elevators are made by Otis and most escalators are usually Schindler's. But every now and then you'll see an elevator and it's a Schindler! What is that?!? Like stay in your damn lane.

This place is so overpriced it's insane. The wristbands are 35 dollars and do not even give you…read moreaccess to all the rides which is INSANE. They do not have that many rides here to charge so much and there is not a lot of rides for the smaller children. It should never cost this much for these kids to be able to enjoy themselves.

The Coleman Bros show is an awesome Northeast tradition that travels across the region each spring…read moreand summer-- admission this year is only $2 a person, and tickets (for rides and games) are $1.50 each. For $25, you and a date can enjoy a snack a ride or two, and the exhilaration of that childhood nostalgia that only comes from visiting a carnival!

Splashdown beach this is the best place for me and my family I love it so much every summer we are…read moreready to go fun day I recommend you.

This was the best experience! We were in town for a wedding and it was located about 5 minutes away…read morefrom the hotel! It was a Friday and it was not crowded. There was so much to do! Our favorite was the lazy river! I highly recommend this place!

The best amusement park ever I love it and I will come back. They have fast arcade machines. I got…read moredonkey Kong and they're the best and I would recommend it.

From the owner: Located inside of Ocean Beach Park Action Amusements and Vending LLC has a variety of fun filled…read moreactivities for all ages. We have a triple Waterslide, Kiddie Land including a Carousel and 16 other rides, as well as MBM Fun Center Arcade.

Such a great vibe for us and the kids. Crew member Charlene had the best energy and so welcoming!read more

I attended a festival in Deep River, ct this weekend that was vended my Marenna Amusements. It was…read morehorrible. Some rides were down, there were hardly employees to be found. Owner was rude and sarcastic. I spent 30.00 each for wristbands for my kids. Total ripoff.

This place is great! Our first time here, my grandkids loved it. We had amazing encounters with all…read moreemployees accept for ONE. The Hispanic male at the food court was rude, but we didn't let it stop us from having a blast. The guys and girls who monitor the kids were incredible, interacting and playing with, every group of kids. Worth the money 100% I would absolutely recommend!

I saw Thrillz Atlanta advertised on social media and was genuinely excited to bring my son there…read morefor his birthday with some of our family and friends. Unfortunately, after our experience, I feel like there are several operational and safety issues that need to be addressed. About a week before our visit, I started seeing posts on social media showing extremely long lines. I initially considered booking a birthday party, but since I didn't have 10 kids, I felt like paying for a full party package would be a waste of money. Instead, a few days before our visit, I went online and made a prepaid reservation for 12:00 p.m, including spectator passes. We arrived around 11:40 a.m., which was 20 minutes before our reservation. Despite having a reservation, we did not make it to the check-in counter until approximately 12:35 p.m. What really bothered me was that when we finally checked in, our time was started based on our original 12:00 reservation time. We had paid for 120 minutes, yet through no fault of our own, we had already lost a significant portion of that time standing in their check-in line. I felt cheated out of something I had already paid for. I do want to make it clear that the employee who checked us in was nice, efficient, and patient with everyone. I had absolutely no complaint about her. In fact, throughout our visit, most of the employees we encountered were pleasant. My issue is with the overall operation, organization, and setup of the facility. The parking situation was the first indication of the problems. The parking lot does not appear large enough to accommodate the number of people this facility attracts, especially when other functions are taking place in the area. It was extremely congested just trying to get into the parking lot. The reservation system also did not make sense to me. According to the website, a reservation was required, yet when we arrived there were two lines--one for reservations and another for walk-ins. Even the reservation line was extremely long. If customers have prepaid reservations for specific times, there should be a more efficient process to get those customers checked in so they are not losing time they have already paid for. The stickers were another issue. The stickers placed on us came off extremely easily. I repeatedly had to pick them up from the floor and make sure the children still had theirs on. I repeatedly had to pick them up from the floor and make sure the children still had theirs on. The raffle-style tickets being used for laser tag also need to be reconsidered. Those tickets are flimsy, easy to lose, and are the same type of tickets that can easily be purchased online. How are children expected to keep up with a small paper ticket while they are jumping, playing, going down slides, and getting on rides? We were also given cards that were supposed to be stamped for each ride. However, the facility was so busy and the staff appeared so overwhelmed that our cards were not stamped most of the time. If the card is being used to control or track ride access, there needs to be a better system and enough employees to consistently enforce it. One situation in particular really bothered me. I was standing in line with the children in my group waiting for a ride when a staff member brought two people to the front and allowed them to go ahead of everyone who had been waiting. One of the children with me was even asked to get off because the seat was needed for someone else on the Grave Digger ride. When I asked what was going on, I was told they had paid for a party and had "paid a lot of money." I responded that I had spent a lot of money too. My group consisted of 8 adults, 7 children, and 2 babies under the age of 2, and by that point I had spent well over $1,000 on this birthday outing. I ultimately had my group get off the ride because I wanted them to be able to ride together. That made the situation even more disorganized because the employee then had to get my people back off, allow several other people in line to ride, and then put my group back on so they could ride together. It held everything up unnecessarily. he food and dining area were another issue. The food line seemed to be going in every direction, and there was no organized waiting area. After ordering, it took approximately 25 minutes to receive our food. At one point, the register system went down, so employees had to begin emailing receipts. People were everywhere in the dining area, and the entire setup felt chaotic and overcrowded.

Took our Girl Scout Troop to celebrate a successful first year! The girls had a blast! It was easy…read moreto park and get it with us arriving right when they opened. We did go the day after there was a malfunction with one of the larger rides. That part of the park was closed. But it didn't stop us from enjoying the rest of it. Maybe this was why the lines for the rides weren't that bad. We were able to get right on most all of them and the girls were even able to do some rides multiple times. Lunchtime was in their little restaurant where we had pizza and I bought additional mozzarella sticks, which are actually very delicious. Funny enough, the highlight of the whole park was our souvenir cup, which you could go around refilling for the whole 2026 season. This included the Slurpees that are self-serve at two spots in the park. On a hot day, these Slurpees were really really good and giving us life. Most of the parents got them, but we use them again this season? Probably not, but it kinda added to the fun, and we all had a really great time.

We went on Father's Day as a daddy daughter outing and I must say the most disappointing part of…read morethe whole day was the check-in process. I calmly explained to the girls working the window that if Adventureland advertises "free fathers for Father's Day", they probably ought not to exclude those of season ticket holders. The optic is that " we don't value the season ticket holders". This isn't the first time this year either. A recent outing for our daughter's grammar school would not admit season ticket holders to the event. I've been around long enough to remember when adults didn't automatically have to pay to enter the park. Seems that after Covid, Adventureland has taken a new philosophy to soak every dime they can from the public including at the expense of season ticket holders. Please change this.

If you were to choose between Rocking Horse Ranch and Great Wolf Lodge, it's an easy choice. Yes,…read moreRocking Horse Ranch is more expensive but there is an endless amount of activities for the kids to do. We came on the coldest weekend of the year but my kids had a blast skiing, snow tubing, horseback riding, pony rides, arcade, game room, playing laser tag, swimming in the pool, the outdoor hot tub, and the nightly shows. Food is included in the price and it is buffet style for breakfast and lunch. Dinner is not but you are more than welcome to order more and take things to go. There's snacks available between lunch and dinner but there's also hot chocolate/coffee available all day long with some pastries. The only downside were the rooms. They are connected so if you have loud neighbors, you won't be getting good sleep. Overall, my kids loved the place and want to go back soon. I guess we'll have to wait for another Black Friday deal.

I'm going to say it - better than Disney…read more This is in our top 3 family vacations! And we've been to Hawaii, Sedona, Disney... Kids got to ski, tube, horseback ride (on beautiful horses!), lazer tag, bowling, swimming, hot tub, shooting, archery.... Whatever they wanted, whenever they wanted. It was amazing. The food was outstanding- and as you can see, I do have high expectations. The staff was phenomenal. Great to us and great to my kids!!!