If you are going to take the ski lift up, you might as well take the Howler back down! This is one…read moreof the longest alpine slides I have ever been on and priced about the same. And because proceeds go to support the local winter sports club, it felt good splurging on this activity. My partner did have an issue with his slide not wanting to go at one point on the way down, which took away some of the thrill, but we still had fun.

Offering this review for anyone curious about how to best navigate the Howler…read more First things first. Let's talk about the good stuff. Tickets were easy peasy. Waivers are accessed via scan codes and electronic. Ticket prices were reasonable. Staff were friendly. And we're done. Total disclosure: if you have all the time in the world and aren't bothered by waiting in lines, lines and more lines - there are no downsides. If you're like most of us and waiting in the heat, under the full brilliance of the sun, watching the younger staff chill in their shaded watch towers is a bit (ok, a lot) frustrating, pass on the Howler. If it's the fall, when the weather is cooler and you've got a few hours to spend in line and are happy to trade that for a semi fast 10 minutes slide - the Howler is for you. Did we enjoy it (finally)? Yes. Did we also need to take showers afterwards? Yes. Did we arrive when they opened at 10 am and still sweat out a**es off? Yes. Did we consider and reconsider asking for refunds and leaving? Yes and yes. Did we create faux trauma bonds with everyone around us and commiserate in line? Um, yes. What would've made things better? Shade. Offering water to customers and not to staff only. Communication, re: why every fourth chairlift was being used instead of every chairlift. It's the little things. Would we go back? Absolutely not.

We had such fun playing miniature golf and going through the maze! Although the site is pretty…read moresmall, the employees made the experience so enjoyable with their friendliness and engagement. The only takeaway from golf were the wasps hanging around which made us speed up our game a bit. The maze was an appropriate level of fun and challenge; it was very well made! We will definitely visit again!

This is an older course, but still contains some challenging holes. It was $15 per person though…read more The water jumps were probably the toughest holes, but the bricks are too low to support some of the tougher holes.

We had a very positive experience at Fun City for multiple reasons this past week. Our group (age 1…read moreto 73) visited this place twice on our recent vacation to Estes Park and not only did we have a blast with all of the activities, but the staff went above and beyond to help us when we had a problem. My husband's car keys slipped out of his pocket on the go carts. One of the workers diligently searched the car after we discovered that they were missing, but they were not immediately found. My husband also searched it awhile later and when we had finally given up and assumed that they had been lost somewhere else in the park, a manager and owner came to the rescue. They insisted that they wanted to try one last time to locate the keys and actually picked up the heavy go cart and disassembled the bottom part of it, revealing them in the bottom of the car. I have been coming to this amusement park since I was a child and highly recommend it for the mini golf, bumper boats, go carts, rainbow slide and the arcade games...as well as the incredibly helpful and caring staff!

As an Ex-Employee, This is one of the worst work experiences And I would recommend any kids looking…read morefor a Job To STAY CLEAR OF THIS PLACE. Most of the workforce is made of minors whom are underpaid and overworked. The kids working here are paid a Whopping 12.60 an hour at starting wage which is atleast what I made, which after my research is quite literally the minimum they could pay them. One cent less an hour and they would've been breaking the law. They have ZERO job transparency which means I was working for the first two weeks having no clue what I was making after looking at my paycheck It became clear it me why they never told me my starting rate when I first Applied. And sometimes you are asked to work more than 8 hours on Random occasions which is ILEGAL. No legally required breaks are ever given, You are told to eat your lunch at your ride when no customers are around, which is hardly ever. They fail to give their Minor workforce their Mandatory 30 minute break. Which if you didn't know if an employee is under 16 they are required by law to take a 30 minute break if they work at-least 3 hours. But here they have 14 and 15 year olds working for 8 hours straight At the same ride with no breaks for straight peanuts. No one really seems to talk about The Horrible work environment this place has, and I hope they better their ways. If this review is ever deleted, you Would Know why.

Good option for kids with stuff both inside and outside to do! We were visiting from out of town…read moreand wanted to check out an arcade. This was fun and staff was helpful! My son was a little young for the outside activities but we enjoyed the games inside!

Great place to take the family/kids! There is so much to…read moredo, I was surprised. The indoor arcade is a decent size with a nice variety of games. Outdoors has go-carts, mini golf, a giant slide, and I saw they had peddle boats and bumper boats (however they were not open as it was October and cold - but I'm sure great in the summer)! Everything was reasonably priced for what you get. All of the staff were incredibly nice and made the visit very enjoyable. The entire place was clean and easy to get around. Will certainly be back for more family fun!

Given the large group sizes, the last members to clip in after training lose up to 15 minutes while…read morewaiting on other participants getting onto the platforms ahead of them. The environment would also benefit from providing more observation seating and from mounting tarps above the course to provide shade. The obstacles themselves were mostly engaging and varied.

Professional and safety driven operation - Tim, Cindy, and Nicole were all awesome! My daughter (8)…read moreand I had an fantastic experience clearing the obstacles, there's plenty of variation and skill levels for all to enjoy. I liked that you can navigate the course as you wish, as there's no set path, and taking a bathroom or water break is easy. Staff are very friendly, encouraging, and obviously having fun themselves. Bravo!

Took my nephews here for the day and they just had a blast. This place had a little bit of…read moreeverything. They had batting cages which were fun, a train that goes around the batting cages, water bumper boats that squirts water out and the water is very clean. They also had go carts that actually had pretty good speed and the track isn't too bad either. That was probably my favorite. We ride the bumper cars, and did the arcade. The only thing that wasn't working was the jumping trampoline. Other than that EVERYTHING was open. Which most places you go to almost half of the rides are down. That's not the case here. They also have a small snack shack that has some food and beverages for purchase. We will definitely be back. Had so much fun. Also the grounds were super clean and so were the restrooms. Very nice place to go with kids or adults!

This is a mini golf course too - Cascade Creek. The course wasn't that difficult as it basically…read morehad no obstacles, but it was a nice view and requires good putting skills. Big controversy on the 18th hole as it is very unusual. If your ball goes into the water on the 18th, you should get a stroke penalty and a three - even though you can't put again.

For $25/per person for a single ride, you can zoom down the mountain side in a small cart on a…read moremetal track. You're initially separated from the rider in front of you and behind you by 80 feet, but that can quickly change depending on how fast or slow those people choose to go. The scenery is nice, the staff are friendly, and the ride is thrilling. If you're looking for something a little more heart thumping to do while in Estes Park, this is for you.

Five stars since we got the two for one deal early in the morning -- otherwise, too expensive!…read more Fun experience and something you don't get in other parts of the country.

I highly recommend going to this in the evening, after dark, when it is a haunted maze! For kids,…read morego during the day, it really is scary. The maze was somewhat difficult. After ending up where I started numerous times and getting confused about exactly where I was, I realized they did a good job. Stop by Johnson's Corner truck stop afterwards for a cinnamon roll and cuppa.