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I recently celebrated my birthday at Knott's Berry Farm with a group of friends and had a fantastic…read moretime. The park was clean, well organized, and the staff was friendly throughout the day. The rides were a lot of fun, with something for everyone in our group, from thrill rides to more relaxed attractions. We also had lunch in the park, and everything went smoothly despite having a larger group. One thing I really appreciated was how easy it was to spend the entire day there without feeling rushed. It brought back a lot of great memories while creating some new ones. If you're looking for a fun day with family or friends, Knott's Berry Farm is still one of Southern California's best values. We'll definitely be back.

I mean... it's Disneyland. Bring your kids here, and relive your inner child as well…read more Def get the lightning pass, and google a guide so you can maximize the rides instead of hanging out for hours at a line. The kids LOVED the theater and the roleplaying actors/actresses in the park. Food was pretty good but tourist prices; would recommend taking a break from the amusement park and grab food in downtown Anaheim instead (yummy and at a pretty good value). We preferred Disneyland over CA Adventures, but we have a princess-loving 4 year old girl we wanted to please. :)

I have been visiting Disneyland for the last 20 years and have been a season pass-holder many…read moretimes. The quality of the employees has gone downhill. Maybe the management team is having a hard time finding qualified and happy employees, but this is not what Disneyland is known for and not what you spend hundreds of dollars to encounter. I visited the park on 7/28/26 for my daughter's birthday. We had a nice time all things considered but were disappointed overall. Before we entered the park, we waited one hour in the Accessibility Services line only to be confronted by an employee named Erika who was so rude and not helpful at all. At the end of our talk, I asked if she could get me a return time to a ride and she said no. Then when I enter the park and find guest services, they say that she should've given a return time. On another occasion, my daughter was walking and accidentally bumped into a cast member. The employee gave her a nasty look and walked away abruptly. Years ago, you'd expect a Disney employee to be kind with a scenario like this. Lastly, there were three separate lines we waited for that were temporarily shut down right when we were about to get on! It happened with Mickey's Railway, Tiana's Bayou Adventure and Indiana Jones. That is so frustrating. I get it things happen sometimes, but it was a pattern the whole day. It was very hot and people were waiting a while in the sun just to be told they had to get out of line in the 11th hour. I'm pretty bummed and I hope Disney can turn this around and start investing in hiring and training kind and happy employees.

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.

Always clean and a fun time! Family lives going here. Our favorite thing is Clarabelle's ice cream…read moreshop! We got the cutest ice cream bucket that this mama is going to keep for years haha. DCA will be forever a happy memory!

This review is 5+ years overdue!…read more We got to check out this park multiple times and it was a blast, it is crowded, but its a better park in my opinion and better rides. it was fun to check out at night time with the halloween decorations and lighting. Overall a fun spot to check out if you havent been

Visited Great Wolf Lodge for the first time and purchased a day pass for around $40 per adult on a…read moreFriday. Parking is $35 for the day, or $10 for the first two hours plus $5 for each additional hour. I appreciated that the parking structure is covered. One thing that surprised me was how warm and humid the indoor water park felt. The temperature is kept at 84 degrees, which makes sense for swimming but it was a little muggy and took some getting used to. There are several different play areas that help spread out the crowds. We spent most of our time in the toddler/young kids' section, which was perfect for little ones. The kids also had a great time in the outdoor play area. We rented a cabana for the day and thought it was well worth it, especially for larger groups since open seating can be difficult to find. Our cabana included bottled water in a mini fridge, a small locker, two lounge chairs, a dining table, a couch, towels, and thin curtains that could be closed for a little extra privacy (although they are somewhat see-through). Overall, we had a great experience. It's a fun destination for families year-round since the indoor water park stays warm regardless of the weather. We also played a round of mini golf outside, and the ropes course looked like a lot of fun for older kids and adults. We'd definitely come back.

LONG REVIEW AHEAD!…read more We took our daughter to Great Wolf Lodge for her 4th birthday, and it ended up being the perfect little getaway. We stayed one night, arriving Saturday morning and leaving Sunday around noon, and honestly, that was just the right amount of time. A quick tip before you book. I called instead of booking online so I could make sure every available discount was applied. If you're an educator (like me), military (active, retired, or veteran), first responder, nurse, medical provider, government employee, or fall under the Howling Heroes program, there's a discount. The savings were significant. Also, add the Wolf Pass when you book. It's cheaper than waiting until check-in, and we definitely got our money's worth. Now, check-in... whew. It felt like we were checking bags at the airport. Be prepared for a line. The water park opens at 10:00 a.m., but rooms officially aren't ready until 4:00 p.m. You can utilize the park while you wait for your room! We checked in around noon and got lucky. Our room was ready around 1:30, which was a pleasant surprise. I skipped the birthday package because, for us, it wasn't worth the cost. Instead, I ordered decorations from Amazon and decorated our room and the front door while my husband kept our daughter busy at the water park. Seeing her face when she walked in made it 100% worth it. The best way I can describe Great Wolf Lodge is this: it's like a mini Vegas for kids. There is always something happening. Download the app before you go because it makes planning your day much easier. Some activities were better than others. We weren't impressed with Meet the Pack or Story Time. It honestly gave low-budget Chuck E. Cheese character energy. We went once and that was enough. The water park, though? That's where the fun is. Our daughter spent most of her time in the kiddie area, where she could safely explore with us close by. The wave pool was another favorite. Every time you heard the howl, everyone knew the waves were about to start, and the excitement never got old. We also spent time at the outdoor pool, which was just as enjoyable. The Wolf Pass kept us busy. We played mini golf and bowling together, and we made sure to check off just about everything included. One thing to know about the Build-A-Bear experience. The pass covers only the bear. If your child wants clothes, accessories, or even the little carrying box, those are extra. The box alone was $2. We packed our own drinks and snacks, which saved us a little money. For dinner, we ordered the large Honey Pepperoni pizza, and it was actually really good. Before heading home Sunday morning, we grabbed Dunkin' Donuts downstairs, which made for an easy breakfast before the drive back. Overall, this was such a fun birthday trip. Our daughter had an absolute blast, and so did we. We'll definitely be back. One overnight stay was enough to do a lot without feeling rushed, and we left with a very happy four-year-old, which is all that really mattered.

Was my niece birthday first time going . had an amazing time . The host did a great job very sweet…read moreand helpful . Her name was Leilany such a great host .

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.

I grew up coming to Boomers with my dad and my sister. After my dad recently passed away, bringing…read moremy own kids here for the very first time was a deeply special trip for our family--and the experience couldn't have been better. A huge shoutout to Deon, who provided the best customer service we've experienced anywhere in a long time. Our kids had an absolute blast, and Deon was fantastic with them. He was super helpful, patient, and attentive while getting them set up and safely having fun on the go-karts and bumper boats. Stepping back onto the track brought back so many cherished childhood memories of my dad, and Deon helped ensure my kids walked away with those exact same happy memories today. Thank you, Deon, for making a meaningful day so incredible for our family. We will definitely be back!

I used to come here 20+ years ago when it was Palace Park, and I swear the mini golf course hasn't…read morechanged since then...except it's aged about as well as a forgotten carpet. The turf is ripped, full of holes, and in rough shape on pretty much every hole. We honestly considered turning around and asking for a refund, but our kids were so excited to play that we stuck it out rather than crush their little mini-golf dreams. The staff was genuinely friendly, so no complaints there--they were the best part of the experience. I can't speak for the other attractions, but if you're coming for mini golf, I'd recommend spending the extra few bucks and heading to Holy Moly at the Spectrum instead. At least there, the biggest obstacle is the course--not whether the carpet will survive another round.

Castle of fun! My group bought the $48 Golfland Fun Pass and it was worth it. All attractions are…read moreincluded but the attractions we did were mini golf, laser tag, bumper boats, race cars, and everyone used all 35 points on their arcade card. You get around 6 minutes of play time per attraction. To access attractions, you press a service button to call over an employee. It was not crowded on a Monday afternoon and there was plenty of free parking. + We started off our day with bumper boats to cool off in the summer heat. Each boat had built in water shooters. We were spraying each other and everyone got soaked. + We went on race cars to dry ourselves off. The cars were surprisingly fast. - For race cars, there was no working service button. Instead, there was a picture of a button taped to the wall which was a bit confusing. We ended up finding a staff member who let us in. It would be helpful to have a note with instructions on what to do. + The laser tag arena was bigger than expected with plenty of walls and obstacles to hide behind. There were even a couple of jump scare surprises lurking in corners. + Mini golf was fun with different colored golf balls and decorated courses. + Plenty of arcade games for all ages. - Some games were broken or out of service. + Clean bathrooms. + They sell Dole Whip here.

We came mainly for the arcade games, and while we still had an okay time, it wasn't quite what we…read moreexpected. We spent about $40 on arcade games, and it didn't go very far. The game selection is fairly limited, and some of the games weren't in the best condition. For example, the ring toss game was missing a lot of its rings, and I later noticed several of them scattered on the floor. Overall, the arcade could definitely use some updates and renovations to make the experience more enjoyable. That said, I would consider coming back if they offered better deals or promotions, as I think the place has potential with a few improvements.