We go every year and it's such a beautiful display at Halloween! We love it!! It's a fun…read moreexperience!

So glad I found out about this light show from a SoCal Halloween events and happenings listing…read more A must if you 're in the area since it's completely for free and it's fun to watch, especially if you love Halloween Disney (The Haunted Mansion, the Nightmare Before Christmas, etc.). They also have themed music to Stranger Things, Thriller, Ghost Busters, etc. We came here Halloween weekend on Saturday and found parking right next to the house (not at the street because they close that off) and walked a short distance. The show is decently long and features lots of Halloween songs with the lights syncing up to the music, "talking" Jack-O-Lanterns, inflatables, projected animations, a spooky vehicle on the driveway, and we made it there in time to see the Ghostbusters arrive! People and kids were in costumes, candy was being handed out, and everyone was in good spirits! Just know that it WILL get super chilly. So bring a jacket cuz I saw a dude in a tank top and shirts shivering throughout the entire show. For 2022, it runs every night from 10/22 to Halloween from around 7 - 10 PM. Happy Halloween everyone !

This place is awesome,perfect place for the kids to go explore some new games they've never played…read more The atmosphere is exactly what a video game person needs, no distractions!! Mina is very knowledgeable about his field, can't wait to come here very soon!

It is a great place to hang out and chill. The owner is super nice and really helpful.read more

Got to come here again with friends and had such a fun time! I love how all the mini golf courses…read moreare themed around famous landmarks from around the world And the glow-in-the-dark concept always adds that extra touch of challenge and excitement haha There are about 27 courses total, which I think is a really good amount and makes the whole experience feel worth it. The only thing to keep in mind is that if you visit during a busy time, you might end up waiting a bit behind the group ahead of you before starting the next hole. But overall, still such a fun spot to come to with friends!

This is our second time here for both mini golf & arcade. This is located next to the mall. Same…read morebuilding but no connecting doors to the mall. The entry to the venue are between JCPenney and Macys parking lot area. When you enter the doors, you walk down the set of stairs to enter the play area. Prices are listed and easy to follow for everything they offer. They have a worker there to assist with payment for whatever you decide. Arcade game cards are purchased at a kiosk. Mini golf prices are reasonable per person. Escape rooms are for 6th & up based on information I was provided when I last went Saturday since my kids wanted to do it and we needed to know what ages were allowed for their rooms. (Our kids are 2nd & 4th grade so we weren't able to do it) There are 27 holes for the mini golf. Each course is short but fun for small kids and themed differently. Only downsize is that if there's a huge group ahead of you, it takes a while to wait there for them to finish before you can head onto that course. So that's the only negative of each course when it's busy even though we went as slow as possible and played the same course multiple times while waiting for the group ahead of us to finish. There's only so much you can do while waiting before another group comes up behind yours. The arcade is small but they have some fun games. The kids had fun playing them. Pricing is a bit high & credits needed to play the games are kind of high as well compared to other arcade places but the games allow tickets to be won so it was worth it for us since kids had fun.

What a scare-tastic time! - They didn't needa charge…read moreparking. (Parking should already be part of the $120 price (240 for 2).) + Thank goodness they provide tents like they said they would. + The scare actors were really in character! And highly amusing and gave a good chase. + Elaborate setup. Scare mazes, props, actors. Organized and effective. + Giant projector screen at the center of camp to showcase all the scares going on xD + Truly an all-night scare event. Even tents aren't off-limits til crack of dawn ;) . At first I thought I'd need night vision. Turns out there're enough lights and moonlight to see fine enough. -- MOSQUITOES!! They weren't kidding with their warning. I got 30 bites! At the beginning I had applied an excessive amount of repellent. But I did not reapply every hour. Reapply! . Tip: wear sleeves. Cover your forearms and lower body. I got no mosquito bites from the neck up though. 6-8 bites per limb though. - No proper restrooms. Only porta-potties. - No portable sink or hand sanitizier. + lol for an extra $5 (or was it $10?), you get a red glowstick to put on as a necklace to indicate you want extreme terror. + The first activity, exploring big shipping containers and warehouses to clear out zombies, was very fun. - They stated the rule that you must headshot the zombie to kill it. But some zombies we headshot 10 times, they just keep coming at us :o - Kinda sucks that at the end there's a surprise gunman zombie who just nails us all despite us repeatedly shooting him. - The gun upgrade prob shouldn't've been a side $10 option; should just come included in the $120 price. + The other first activity, zombie maze with flagbelts, was also very fun. - Weird the orientation video mentioned squishy toys, but they didn't have any. + But turns out the empty water bottles lying around work too. Sometimes. Guard those flags around your waist! . The next main scare activity, the 5 slashers' hunt via the forest-wide excursion, started out exciting at first, around 10:30 or 11:30pm. But you can wander far enough through the thick shrubbery, you can remain by the creek forever unfound for over 1/2hr with nothing to do. Gets boring. - Lotta sharp branches and thorns out there. Beware splinters. - Gotta sneak back into camp and blend in among the dead, since you're still there for the overall event and get your money's worth. - Sucks that you remain vulnerable even if you partake in other activities like tug-o-war. + Nice touch keeping horror movies running in the background on the other giant screen at all times. + Intense final chase at 6am. ~7 remaining survivors. Any volunteers get a red marker as a "knife" to chase down the survivors. The last survivor wins a ticket to their next event. . The round starts with slashers surrounding the survivors. eep! - Thing is, they can't confirm who of the very last 2 survivors was truly marked last, since the chase spreads out wide. - Their email responsiveness is hit-or-miss. - They said they give you something for leaving a review. I did, but they haven't responded to any of my follow-ups. . Fair price. $120 for much scary action-packed activities for almost 10 hr.

10/10 We had a…read morefantastic time at Camp Coffin Creek. Check-in was a breeze, and our tent was plenty big enough for the two of us and all the stuff we brought. The food at the concession stand smelled and looked great, although we were too busy trying to survive to actually stop and eat. The camp and surrounding areas were designed incredibly well. Everything was clean and organized while still having the perfect run-down, dilapidated summer-camp appearance. Horror movies played on a huge outdoor screen, techno-horror music blasted throughout the camp, and monsters constantly roamed the grounds. It created a fun, energetic and genuinely creepy atmosphere. The staff was excellent. Their costumes looked great, and everyone stayed committed to their characters. We also had a bit of a medical emergency during the experience, and the entire staff, including the monsters, handled it perfectly. They didn't baby us or completely break character, but they continued checking on us throughout the night to make sure everything was okay. They were spectacular: very good, and very evil. We loved both the Fight and Flight attractions. In Fight, you move through an infected camp searching for a cure while blasting zombies. If a zombie touches you, you become "infected." At the end, they scan everyone with a black light, identify the infected campers and administer the "cure." It was interactive, creative and a lot of fun. Flight was much more physical and intense. You sprint, crawl, hide and try to escape while zombies hunt you. Each camper wears three flag-football-style flags, and the zombies try to snatch them. You must escape with at least one flag remaining to win. Some zombies loudly groan and charge at you in plain sight, while others stay completely silent and hide in the darkness, waiting for you to pass. Between the darkness, fog, creepy atmosphere and uncertainty about where the next zombie was hiding, it was intense as all get out. Afterward, we were taken into the forest for the survival portion of the night. We spent approximately 30 minutes running through the woods and evading slashers. Somehow, after being chased through the darkness by a group of psychos, we made it out of the forest alive and returned to camp. Back at camp, there was a series of traditional camp-style games with horror twists. There was always something happening, something to explore or something trying to kill you. The entire night remained entertaining from beginning to end. Camp Coffin Creek was such a unique experience. It was far more than simply walking through another haunted house. It was interactive, intense, exciting and, at times, genuinely exhausting, in the best possible way. We would absolutely recommend it and will be coming back for anything else these guys host. 10/10.

First time attending this festival. Went on the second day (Sunday) of the festival and wasn't very…read morecrowded. Maybe we missed the lunch rush. A few tables with connecting bench seats were spread along the center of the street with waste management bins everywhere. No shortage of waste bins, well maintained throughout the day. Plenty of security presence. Directional flow of traffic was easy to maneuver around, the parking lot area was on the east side of the school, right next to the Main Street of scholar where the pop up event was held. Free parking! Vendors lined the street with one end being service vendors, bounce houses and games. Making your way to the other end was the food vendors. Just about two blocks of vendors all sectioned off with security at every entrance point. Wetzel's pretzels, coffee, boba, slushies, tacos, nachos, burritos, empanadas, candied fruits, freeze dried candies, candy apples, cookies, brownies, elote, lobster rolls, ice cream. To name a few. Cambodian, Mexican, American, Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese. Lots of things to choose from, savory to sweet and everything in between.

It's pretty cool the city of Eastvale hosts these food events through out the year if not yearly…read more This was my first time going to their International Food Festival and so far I think they've only done 2. I want to address the "bad" first because it really took away from the experience for me. First, on their IG they promoted the event with a map showing all the parking structures that will be "available" for the event however, that was not the case the day of the event. Knowing how crowded these events get my bf and I decided to show up early so we can snag a convenient parking spot in a close by parking lot but we kept getting rerouted to the furthest lot that was behind the school. This made no sense whatsoever. At first we were going along with it and we were going to park all the way in the back but I just couldn't understand why we would if we were early and there were other lots advertised-closer lots I should stress. So we went back and tried another lot; the one off of citrus and scholar way (not the one in the school). Once there we spoke to someone who said there was going to be a wedding so parking wouldn't be available unless the some other lot would be opened but it wasn't opened at the time we showed up so that was extremely frustrating. At this point I was just over the parking situation. Why advertise lots and not have them open to use? Wouldn't it make sense to open the closer lots to those who get there early and redirect later traffic to further lots? Idkkk. But it was annoying. We approached one of the event entrances once it was almost 12pm. There were security still setting up and they were really cutting it close since it was almost 12pm and a huge line was starting to form behind us. They had issues at another entrance so that delayed us from going in and it sucked because it was extremely hot out. Once security got the okay we were let in. The first order of business once we were inside was finding a refreshing drink. It was crazy hot out on Saturday (first day of the event) so we stopped by Scoops for and got one of their Dragonfruit Strawberry Lemonades. At this point of the festival there were many seats open but as the crowds kept coming in it was clear the festival did not provide enough seating or shade. So just to summarize the "bad" -parking sucked -took a while to enter the event -not enough seating or shade BUT despite these things the event was one of the best ones I've attended. The food options were amazingly great. There was a little of everything for everyone and I loved that! Everything I tried was completely new to me and I wouldn't have tried it if it wasn't for this event. I loved the ube jelly from Ube Bread Box. Krumblez Cookie Co always hits the spot with their red velvet cookies. Aji Panca's chicken breast skewer was delicious and I'm super impressed they offer single options (to allow more room for other things lol). Kokonut was so yummy; they gave a sample and I had to come back to get more. Not only did this event have food options there were also merch vendors. We saw plants, keychains, anime merch, and more! And honestly I think it was beautiful and wonderful they had entertainment through out the day displaying and celebrating all cultures. The event as a whole could definitely use some work to make it a bit more organized and a bit more comfortable for the attendees by providing more shade and seating. The vendors were awesome! A lot of food options and cool knickknacks to buy. I hope Eastvale continues doing this festival and I hope it keeps getting better and better.

This place is a hidden gem! We are so happy we found Fog It Up! Love this place!! Joe is very…read moreknowledgeable and super friendly, nice guy. They have top of the line, good stuff. We are so happy to have a fog machine/supply and repair place in our local area. Thank you!

Joey and Crystal are awesome. Great selection, service, and pricing. Order online, stop at the…read morestore, or catch them at Midsummer Scream!

Attended with my niece and friend. It was really easy to set up, I called the number on yelp and…read moreshe texted me the link and bought my tickets there. It was inside of Shamrock bar and grill. Had some drinks and painted away!! The host mentioned that it was a little more extensive piece but it was doable. It was fun and the cost was worth a fun time together !

I took part in Paint for a Cure fundraiser with Perfect Palette at Shamrocks Grille & Pub to raise…read moremoney for the Red Hot Chili Steppers team participating in the Relay for Life in May. This was the first time I did something like this and was worried how my artwork was going to turn out! I am not a painter, but with all the tools they give you, tips, and supplies; you really can do anything! They provide everything you need, plus perfect instructions to create your masterpiece! It was so fun to see how everyone else did their art work, what they added and what they left out. It was really a lot of fun and I think something I want to do again! If you haven't tried something like that, you should!! Check their website for upcoming events!

What a wonderful night of entertainment and fireworks in the city of Corona on 4th of July…read more I decided at the last minute to go see the fireworks with my family. We came little after 730pm and found the free parking close to the church and we walked about 10 minutes to the park. It was at Santana Regional Park. They had an entrainment at 5 p.m. Fireworks began at sundown. It was spectacular and beautiful especially at a close view. We left the park area and decided to stand at the fence near the area where the firework were. They had a good selection of food vendors Many of the park goers brought in food with them. We tried 24Vegan and Luzzie"s kitchen. It was good and pricey. Majority of the people brought their own picnic essentials items. BBQs are not allowed only in the designated area. We definitely recommend this fun event.

Exceptional family gathering, entertainment for all ages and phenomenal fireworks show. I have…read morebeen a residence for 20 years and I have attended every year for the past 10 years. The City of Corona is not only a beautiful place to live but the feeling of community is evident at the 4th of July Family Festival. Parking is challenging. I suggest if you can walk, bike, board... do so. It makes the experience even better