If you have little ones, this is a great place to go. One of…read morethe coolest little spots I found at Disney's Animal Kingdom was The Boneyard. This is located right next to the Dinosaur ride in DinoLand U.S.A. This entire area is undergoing a major renovation but one of the parts that has not changes is the playground and the Boneyard. At first glance, it looks like just a kids' play area--but don't let that fool you. It's actually a super fun place to explore, especially if you need a break from the long lines and walking. The whole area is themed like an old dinosaur dig site, and it's packed with things to climb, slide down, and explore. There's a big shaded dig pit where kids (and yeah, maybe some adults too) can uncover massive "fossils" using shovels and brushes. It's all soft, sandy gravel so it feels safe, and it's surprisingly relaxing to just hang out there for a bit. I loved how detailed the theming was--cranes, tools, signs, bones sticking out of the ground--it really felt like a working dig site. It's also fenced in and well shaded (but NOT air conditioned), which makes it a perfect spot for parents to relax while the kids burn off some energy. An added bonus is this is one of the many places in the park where you can earn a sticker for the Wilderness Explorer Badge. So, if you're in Animal Kingdom with little ones (or even if you're just a big kid at heart), The Boneyard is definitely worth a stop.

Do you want your kids to sleep well for the evening? Take them to the Boneyard!!! Disney theming…read moreis showed off at this gigantic playground area for children. Once you get through the anxiety phase of loosing your child in a maddens of running kids. You can relax and be able to watch your kid from and area at the bottom of the park. As an added bonus, the slides are large enough for my 300 lbs frame to fit through. So I could chase my kids up and slide down with them just in case. There is a bridge that you can cross once inside the attraction. It leads to an excavation site with larger than normal sand rocks. Kids can dig out dinosaur shaped bones or just fill tons of green buckets. Characters will visit the play area from time to time. During our visit we were visited by Pluto who marched around and played with the children. There is stroller parking and alcohol hand gel for when you leave.

Some friends with little ones invited us for a play date here since their kids are 6 and 18 months…read more My child is 7 and almost near the "too big for this place" age, but there are several pretend play areas and a few rideable cars she was able to get into and she loved the ball pit with the interactive wall tubes and screen. We did not bring socks so we had to buy them there for $2.50, so for around $18, we were able to go in with our child for 2 hours. 2 adults are free with one child's admission price. I feel like socks should've been included, but you are allowed to bring in your own from home and they don't have to be grip bottom socks. You are given a colored armband that indicates the time you need to leave. 4 stars because there were a lot of coin operated rides/games/machines to play with, however some of them were out of order (carousel, VR game) or were pay to play (air hockey, and another car type of vehicle). The decor and theming was impressive and there were two areas in the back where they had set up for parties that were not happening at the time of our visit. I liked how each set up for the parties came with huge balloon garland that color coordinated with the theme. A thunderstorm rolled through the area while we were there, and it was a nice reminder of why we chose an indoor activity to enjoy today. We spent an hour and 45 minutes there before we had to go, and of course our kids were reluctant to leave! I was also able to capture my friend's baby standing and walking while pushing a baby doll stroller which was very exciting! I would recommend this place if you're looking for an indoor, air conditioned, clean and safe environment for kids aged 18 months to age 7 or 8, this place should be on the list.

This is such a cute play place for kids. There are a lot of activities. Kids are allowed to run…read morearound and explore and the place is very very clean.

We love this place! we have been here twice for birthday parties and have enjoyed it each time…read more There are a ton of toys and things for kids to play, climb, and jump on, including a super fun zip line!! My daughter was too scared to try the zip line the first time we came, but was brave enough the second visit and it's all she wanted to do! There's a trampoline, several swings and riding things, an imaginary play area with a kitchen, mangatiles, blocks and sensory toys. When your kid needs a break, there's even a calming room for a chill out session with an adorable camping scene set up and cozy pillows to sit on. There is a party room and tables and chairs for cake and snacks, as well as a boutique area selling Melissa and Doug arts and crafts sets and magic water coloring books for purchase. This place was even featured in an episode of Blippi, so you know it's already kid approved. We high recommend this place for a good indoor play time or party.

I came here recently with my daughter for a birthday event. I absolutely loved this place because…read morethey really had a space for kids of all ages. There was an infant and toddler area for my baby to play and they had water tummy time mats, activity gyms, a swing and a ton of other toys for that age bracket. Obviously the rest of the space was geared towards older children, which included a small zip line. I would absolutely go back with my daughter again since she had a blast.

The animals were really neat and the ride around the ranch was little bumpy but we were warned…read moreabout it.I liked holding one of the chickens and the lady that worked there was pretty knowledgeable about them and told me things that I never knew before.one of the goats got a hold of shirt and I had to pull it away from it.which is funny because I got too close to the fence.

We visited Green Meadows on a Sunday morning. It was not crowded. Entry was $18 for ages 2 and…read moreover, a head of lettuce to feed the animals is $6 and pony rides were $5. We fed the animals, rode a pony, played in the corn pit and on the playground as well as took a tractor ride. We saw pigs, donkeys, alpacas, and our favorite the bunnies. We were able to do everything we wanted to do in under 2 hours. There are a few photo ops. All employees we encountered were pleasant. We all enjoyed it but I felt it was expensive.

Great for the family and for the kids to use some energy…read more I love their affordable monthly membership. On weekends it does get busy as they have several rooms dedicated to birthday party celebrations. Plenty of sitting areas for the parents that are not jumping with the kids.

Scammers. Some adults got socks to take photos of their kids on the trampolines. They charge the…read moreadults $30 for socks!!!!! Their staff is inattentive, lack transparency and do not ensure the SAFETY of the kids.

Toy Story Land at Hollywood Studios nails the concept it is built around. I walked into an area…read moredesigned to make me feel like I had been shrunk down to toy size and dropped into Andy's backyard, and the execution of that idea was thorough. Giant game pieces, oversized footprints, building blocks used as architecture, and Christmas lights strung overhead as decoration all reinforced the scale in a way that rewarded me for actually looking around rather than just moving from ride to ride. Slinky Dog Dash is the anchor attraction and delivered as a family coaster that works for a wide range of ages. It is smooth, fast enough to feel exciting, and the Toy Story theming throughout the track layout is well integrated. Wait times regularly stretch past an hour, so prioritizing it early in the day or using Lightning Lane is the practical move. Toy Story Mania is an interactive 4D shooting game that holds up across multiple rides and was genuinely competitive and fun for my group. Alien Swirling Saucers is the gentler option that skews younger, but it is an easy yes for anyone who does not mind spinning. Woody's Lunch Box is worth building a meal or snack stop around. The totchos and grilled cheese are the items that keep coming up for good reason, and the Lunch Box Tarts are worth grabbing for dessert if I want something to eat while I keep moving through the land. The one consistent practical note is that the area has very little shade and gets genuinely hot during the middle of the day. Coming in during the early morning or staying into the evening is the right call. At night the land takes on a different quality with the lighting, and it is worth lingering in if my park day extends into the evening hours.

Toy Story Land at Disney's Hollywood Studios was just OK for me. The area is relatively small and…read moregeared mostly toward children; it reminds me of the more whimsical, childlike lands at Universal Orlando, like Seuss Landing. We came here for Toy Story Mania!, which I enjoyed. I reviewed that ride separately here on Yelp and gave it four stars. A popular ride here is Slinky Dog Dash. It looks fun, but I'm not a fan of roller coasters. There's also Alien Swirling Saucers, a spinning ride similar to Mad Tea Party. Unfortunately, I'm not interested in getting motion sickness. My wife thinks Woody's Lunch Box is fun. It's a counter-service restaurant themed after Sheriff Woody, the iconic cowboy from the movies (voiced by Tom Hanks). Toy Story Land at Disney World opened on June 30, 2018. Other versions exist in France (the original), Hong Kong, and Shanghai. The Florida version is the newest of the four and replaced the Studio Backlot Tour, which I visited as a kid circa 1989-1990 (RIP).

I will start this by saying, this is NOT for everyone…read more If you go during the off-peak season, it may be a waste to use a Lightning Pass for this ride. I rode this three times throughout the day, and each time, there was no line. NOW, what matters: Can you handle the lighter side of this ride, or the intense side of the ride? If I remember correctly, you have the Green and Orange. The more intense side: the G-force will mostly test your stomach. You don't want to eat before visiting this ride, you may regret it. I loved this ride, and when visiting again, I'll head right on over.

Before entering this ride, I was forewarn about the possibility of getting motion sickness. And…read moreprovided tips on how to prevent motion sickness. But even with that, I don't feel this was even close to being a good ride. So this simulator ride has two options. One is for a mellow ride and the other for Mars is more adventurous. I took the Earth ride with the hopes of not getting any sickness or dizziness. So you walk in and they split you up into various groups for each ship. When you enter the ship of five seats, it's kind of tight already. But when they close the door and activate the ride the front panels and close on you to make it very close quarters. So if you are claustrophobic this is definitely not the ride for you. I got a ship all to myself and started panicking while I was waiting for the ride to begin. It's like watching a video and I highly recommend when you're in this ride that you focus on the screen and nothing else as that will help prevent sickness. But before the ride could even begin. I started to freak out because of the close quarters. I only made it through because I focused on my breathing and kind of distracted myself until the rides started but I was in panic mode. Once the ride did start and I focused on the screen, it takes you to various places in the sky around the globe which eased the the the panic a lot because I just focused on the Stars and space. Towards the end of the ride it did get a little queasy but only for a couple of seconds and it didn't give me a very lasting sickness after a few minutes. So at the end of it it's a cool concept but I would definitely not do this right again either.

We miss the Cici's that used to be in Gainesville. So we made a point to make sure we ate here…read morebefore we left for home. Friendly folks at the counter and plenty of fresh Pizza and salads and desserts were to be had. This location was definitely bigger than the one we used to have in Gainesville. Bring back Cici to Gainesville!!!! We even got our own pizza made, i truly miss the Cici experience back in Gainesville. They had plenty of seating and 3x the amount of arcade style games too.

Stopped in with my son for a quick dinner after the park. Pizza bar was well stocked with plenty of…read moreoptions and they were quick to get a few requested items cooked. About half the games in the arcade weren't working, which was disappointing, but we had fun playing Skee-ball.

This location has more amusement rides than its Orlando counterpart, but I believe the other…read morelocation has the better go kart. There's plenty to do in plenty of rides, and they do have a few go kart tracks, but this location also seems to be more crowded. I've only come to this location a couple of times as opposed to going to the Orlando one multiple times all throughout my childhood. Still a wonderful day trip!

We took advantage of the $28 wristband deal and since we live ten minutes away, we thought it would…read morebe a great date event. Every single staff member we came into contact with was super friendly. Even other visitors were commenting on this. Their safety practices are thorough. I felt comfortable with their safety practices. The wooden roller coaster is way more than it looks. For a small coaster, it packs a lot of punch! We ride front seat and back seat. If you are prone toto neck and back issues, do not ride the back cars lol. Why did i not give five stars? My very favorite ride in the planet is the tilt a whirl and before getting our wristbands were specifically asked if it was running. It starts at 6pm on weeknights. We left the park for a few hours and came back at 6pm only to be told that was the only ride not operating. I know this happens but i was super bummed. It really was the main reason we went there.