Zoombezi Bay is a Columbus classic and obviously has fantastic slides! However, there are some…read moredisappointing aspects. The food and drink prices are so far out of hand is laughable! And bathroom cleanliness has also completely gone by the wayside, which obviously indicates that the pools themselves cannot be that clean. Aside from the slides and the fact that there is a designated adults area, this establishment could use some work!

No Hot Water in the showers. Hot Water Heater was left busted which is wrong. If it continues. I'll…read moreno longer trust these showers. Great Wolf Lodge & Kalahari showers will then fit my needs where they take great care of their hot water heater. Hope to have a better experience next time.

We had a really good time at LEGOLAND Discovery Center in Easton. If your kids are into LEGOs, this…read moreplace is basically heaven. There are tons of different areas to build and play--everything from racing LEGO cars to giant play structures and endless bins of bricks to dig through. The Master Builder Workshops were a highlight. The staff does a great job walking kids through different building ideas, and mine came out excited to show off what they made. The only knock is the price. It adds up fast for a family, and I wish it was a little more affordable. Still, for a special outing, it's worth it. My kids left happy and tired, which is always the sign of a win.

We had a great time at the Columbus Legoland. We've also visited Chicago and the larger Orlando…read moreones. I was really impressed with how clean and updated the Columbus one seemed. The staff was also awesome. Blake was helpful in maintaining the line and entertaining the kids while we waited for the cinema. His joy was infectious and he seemed to love his job. A woman was helping the minifigure walk around to meet the kids and noticed my kids were so excited; she made an effort to circle back even after he'd gone into the staff only area and I was so grateful. I wish I'd gotten her name because she went above and beyond. We had a pretzel with cheese and a drink while we were there. The food was fine, typical for this sort of place, but we needed a moment to reset since we stayed for about 3 hours. My kids loved both of the rides and we did them several times. We watched three of the movies and then my kids (8 and 4) enjoyed playing with Legos and the play area. I'm glad we were able to take advantage of a July 4th coupon but overall it was a great value and I would recommend a visit to anyone interested in Legos.

My kids absolutely love this place. The play gym doesn't have many kids during the week. The arcade…read moredoes have a few wonky games, but the workers are always kind to fix them. The staff has been to kind and keep the place clean.

The magic is gone from this place…read more The name magic mountain implies that there's a fun adventure to had, an experience to remember fondly. But, friend, I warn you now, there's no such thing here anymore. The water doesn't flow anymore, or maybe only for a little bit, because the pools of water are stagnant putrid ponds filled with scum and garbage. The course is falling apart, but not in a charming way, we lost our balls more than once. The steps are crumbling and dangerous, and if you play at night (they are open until 9 or 10 pm most nights) it's basically lit by the street lights of the nearby highway. Good luck finding a toilet that someone else couldn't quite figure out so they just pooped on the rim of the toilet seat. And there's solicitation on the regular I was approached several times to buy a cd for some rap group. A CD?!? In 2025? Get on Spotify like a normal sell out. The place smells like of mixed cinnamon with ammonia. So be wary, fellow traveler, mini golf holds a special place in my heart. But it's places like this that turn that place in my heart to a clogged ventricle and leads to collapse. Demand at least subpar standards from your mini golf, people, this is America, dammit. Instead of spending a night a magic mountain, it's more like spending a night bald mountain.

We visited this zoo during our cross-country road trip with our two young boys, ages 4 and 5. We…read moredidn't visit the water park, so I can't comment on that portion of the attraction, but the zoo itself was one of the highlights of our trip. Admission and parking were definitely on the expensive side, and we initially questioned the cost. However, once we got inside, it quickly became clear that the experience justified the price. This is an exceptional zoo with beautifully designed exhibits, an incredible variety of animals, and excellent viewing opportunities throughout the park. One thing we especially appreciated was the food selection. There were several good dining options, and a special shout-out goes to the restaurant near the Savanna exhibit for serving fresh watermelon slices--a perfect treat on a warm day. The zoo also features small playgrounds scattered throughout the grounds, interactive learning experiences for children, and even a small aquarium, which was a pleasant surprise. There's so much to see that you could easily spend two full days here if you wanted to explore everything at a relaxed pace. The only areas that gave us pause were the penguin and tiger habitats. We felt the penguins would benefit from a larger, more enriching environment. The tigers also seemed eager for additional stimulation--they repeatedly ran alongside the glass as our kids moved, almost as if they wanted to play. While it was fascinating to watch, it also made us wonder if additional enrichment opportunities would be beneficial. Overall, this is a spectacular zoo and one of the best we've visited. The thoughtfully designed exhibits, wide variety of animals, family-friendly amenities, and engaging experiences make it well worth a visit. If you're traveling through the area, this is an attraction we would highly recommend.

There are other zoos/aquariums in the area. This facility is…read morenot accommodating to special needs children. Whilst signage and platitudes say they accommodate, they do not. Further (and worse), they shift interpretations of their policies, depending on which staffer one speaks to. As a father of one autistic child and grandfather of another, it's disgusting to realize their employees have no training for special needs children, and they can be downright verbally and actionably abusive against these children. I've also recently learned they are suing a parent for speaking out about how HIS child was mistreated at this facility. Find somewhere else, somewhere more inclusive.

Don't come when they open @ 11 b/c the lines are crazy. By noon there's no line. It was about 15…read moremin wait. Cheapest option: 90 mins is $29 plus $5 for socks. There's about 12 slides plus a 5 & below area. They have basketball courts too w/ bouncy floor. Of course, they have concessions that were overpriced. The mats you lay on prevent going fast since the slides are covered w/ plastic runners. Nice cushions at end of slides. After an hour the kids were over it. Overall place was pretty clean & lines weren't too bad except for the royal flush & launcher slides. One & done novelty place for us.

Overall, this place was very fun. My kids (8 and 4) absolutely loved the slides and I loved that…read morethey could do a lot on their own with me watching sometimes. We were exhausted by the time we left from the stairs, which made it a perfect hot weekend activity! I have two suggestions: First, the staff wasn't super helpful. The woman who checked me in paused during the process so she could get candy from a coworker and then ate it while talking to me. There were no instructions given - I wasn't sure where to find the sliding pads, I wasn't sure of any of the rules, and I would have just appreciated a little more. The workers on the slides just seemed to be standing around. I asked for instructions when I went on my first slide and I didn't get the impression the young worker wanted to answer my question, nor was he monitoring to ensure the landing area was cleared before another slider went down. People were being pretty careful, but it wasn't very crowded, and I felt it could have easily become a problem. My family of four paid $140 for 90 minutes of play time plus $6 to rent a locker, so I expected more. The building itself was a little hard to find with our GPS; I feel like the signage could be bigger.

This place is awesome. Did tent camping and bounce house with the kiddo, who absolutely loved it…read more River is not really accessible from the sites themselves because of the steep grade, but that didn't bother us. We did not visit the "beach" because it was fairly brisk. Came mid week after a rain and it was nice and quiet. There is a small playground and each site has a picnic table and fire ring (no cooking grate). Staff is amazing - kind and attentive. Definitely coming back.

This was our first time camping at this site. The facility is excellent, with plenty of available…read morespots, all of which are electric. We had booked for two nights. The staff was helpful, providing us with benches, fire pits, and trash collection services. There are about six bathrooms on-site, which also have shower facilities. However, on our second night, the campsite was fully occupied, making it difficult to use the restrooms as they were often in use. Many people took long showers without considering others. By the end of the night, the bathrooms were very dirty, the toilets were clogged, and there was no hand soap left.

It's a very small amusement park located within the Columbus Zoo. Don't expect anything super high…read morethrill here as it's very much a family park. However, even I still always have a good time here!

American Coaster Enthusiasts is an online worldwide community for all roller coaster enthusiasts to…read moreshare their passion and knowledge for statistics of: year built; builder name and country/city of orgin; maximim speed, number of loops, construction make (classic wood or contemporary steel); length of ride; speed; height; comfort/smoothness of ride itself; comfort of shoulder seat belt; and uniqueness of overall coaster design. Coaster enthusiasts members have access to videos, early admusement park admission, tips for parks and more. My former love who was an extreme avid coaster enthusiast pride his membership and made friends via message boards, who share his passion without inducing this ill fated spell cast onto me. Albeit summer is short lived for admusement parks are seasonally operated, but membership to expand one's coaster and admusement parks network continues year round. Thus, what's your favorite roller coaster in the world? Moreover, what's your favorite admusement park? N.B. Paid membership at a very reasonable $19.95 is required for access. Corporate membership is also available.

The staff was super helpful and friendly! They made our date night super fun and enjoyable!…read more Great time here at Buckeye Raceway! Awesome idea for a cute competitive date night!

Not bad location for racing. Need more people. Did good. Just empty. The people were nice and cool…read more Down to earth