This review is mainly for my visit to Ghost Town ALIVE!…read more I have not been to Knott's Berry Farm since I was 10 years old, and was recently invited by my friend to go to the park, where he insisted we do the Ghost Town ALIVE experience. I did not know what I was getting myself into! For those who don't know, Knott's Ghost Town comes to life during the Summer and transforms into an almost 8-hour immersive experience. Characters come to life and act out a story which changes each day depending on the audience. As I entered, a townsperson introduced themselves and let me know that I can become a "town citizen" at Town Hall - and thus began my journey of the day! After being inducted, I traveled to the schoolhouse and was tasked to bring a letter to the "Calico Gazette". And then ran into some outlaws who invited me to join their team of bandits on a quest involving cattle wrangling and stealing blueprints. The day continued on meeting numerous different townsfolk and learning their stories, with them encouraging me to interact and go on adventures. -1 star because I stepped away to go on a ride which was over an hour wait. There were several other rides which had 2+ hour waits. I highly suggest setting aside a day devoted to Ghost Town for any and all ages and abilities!

Absolutely my FAVORITE theme park. It has really fun and exciting rides. There is a good section…read morefor lids too so both older kids and younger kids. There are very many rides too. The lines can be long but it is so worth it. They have a great selection of food too. I would recommend the Mexican food there. They have really good snacks too. Their jam is AWESOME!!! They have treats too. This is a really good place to go and a great experience. (Way better then Disneyland) I would really recommend going to Knott's Berry Farm if you are visiting near here or live near. Love it!

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

We visited Disneyland last Wednesday (June 17) to celebrate my granddaughters' birthdays, three of…read morethem were born in June and we had such a wonderful time. My sons also surprised me by renting me a scooter so I could keep up with the youngsters because my knee slows me down. Honestly, that made my day! It allowed me to enjoy the parks with my family without falling too far behind, and I truly appreciated that thoughtful gesture. It was my first scooter experience at a theme park and now I am spoiled, I can't go backwards lol. Even with doing both parks, we still did not get to do everything, so we already know we have to go back. The weather was perfect and the parks were beautiful, the atmosphere was fun, and it was a special memory for our family. The food was really good too. I had a churro from a stand in the Toon Town area. I also had a yummy sausage on a pretzel bun, that sausage was delicious! I also ate at the restaurant in California Adventure in the Avengers area where the portions are huge, a not so little chicken sandwich with tater tots, which were cooked perfectly but they were salty but the restaurant definitely lived up to the theme. We were able to enjoy both Disneyland and California Adventure, and everyone had a great day. Even with doing both parks, we still did not get to do everything, so we already know we have to go back! The parks were beautiful, the atmosphere was fun, and it was a special memory for our family. My only complaints are small but important. People really need to stop walking in the lanes designated for scooters and mobility access. Also, even though I saw a shuttle transporting guests to the main gate, the distance from the tram/parking area to the gate is still a lot. I walked almost three miles that day, so Disneyland may need to work on that part a little lol. Overall, we had a beautiful birthday celebration, enjoyed both parks, ate well, made memories, and left knowing we definitely need another Disney day.

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.

There really is something magical about. No matter how many times I visit Disney, walking down Main…read moreStreet, hearing the music, and seeing the castle never stops feeling special. The cast members are incredibly kind, the attention to detail is unmatched, and there's just a feeling here that you can't really find anywhere else. Whether you're there for the rides, the food, or just soaking in the atmosphere, it's easy to understand why so many people love this place. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is the price. Between tickets, parking, food, Lightning Lanes, and everything else, it's become unbelievably expensive. I understand theme parks aren't cheap to operate, but it's hard to justify just how unaffordable a single day has become for so many families. That said, the magic is still there. I'll probably keep coming back because there truly isn't another place quite like Disneyland, I just wish experiencing that magic didn't come with such a hefty price tag. I happened to go on the perfect day and was able to ride everything without a lightning lane pass! Disneyland really is such a money grab, that's what annoys me about this place. I will say I highly recommend going at least once in your life.

Family Disney day. pass members for the pass 3years and I love it here…read more between then food and wine fest and the fried chicken at disneyland ...y0u can always find great food. my daughter loves mickeys house. bluey is officially here

Overall, we had a good experience at Great Wolf Lodge. It's a fun place for a family day trip, and…read morethere was plenty to keep everyone entertained. While it may not be somewhere we'd go or come.. for a vacation, it's definitely worth visiting for a day. The only negative experience we had involved an employee named Stephanie who was working the family raft slide. She came across as though she genuinely didn't want to be there. It didn't ruin our visit by any means, but when you're in a family-focused environment, a friendly attitude goes a long way. Also, during one of our turns on the family slide, the wait was noticeably longer than it should have been compared to all of our previous rides, which slowed things down a bit. Definitely a bit miss managed as it seems as 1-2 employees max were bouncing back and forward to push the rafts down. Something that popped into mind free of charge lol. One suggestion for the marketing team: consider giving away complimentary waterproof phone pouches. They cost only a few dollars at retail store ( Walmart ) so I'd imagine they could be purchased in bulk at a much lower cost. Guests would use them throughout the park, and many would likely take pictures and post all over there social media as I saw almost every partner with one,I know I did and will posting family pic and already have all the family said they'd want to come..giving Great Wolf Lodge free advertising and great brand exposure every time they're used elsewhere. It seems like a small investment that could create a lasting impression. Overall, a solid 4-star experience. We'd come back again.

Dear Great Wolf Lodge,…read more Sending links that expire in 48 hours is bad enough. Charging those same loyal customers $35 EVERY visit just to park their car is even worse. A season pass should reward loyalty, not nickel-and-dime the people who already paid to support your business. Families deserve better. Management does not care and has no ability no desire to help

We had an amazing time here at Urban air. The party helper Peter was on top of everything and we…read moreall enjoyed it. He made it stress free for everyone. We would love for Peter to help us in the future.

Peter was a great host. He was very attentive and helpful. He was kind and very involved with the…read morechildren. We had a party here and he helped the day flow smoothly. Thank you, Peter!

Came here with family and we had so much fun!! There' was stuff for everyone to do!…read more Great food ! Try the funnel cake fries !! Strawberry frozen margaritas are great for a hot day when golfing! The arcade is so fun and the kids enjoyed the prizes !

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.