I've been wanting to bring my little one here for almost a year. Finally took the day off to focus…read moreon her. She is loving it. Best part snacks to purchase tables in case you do need to do work. Clean, friendly and kid focused environment. Looking forward to booking this place for bday #2

First time here attending a birthday party here! Traffic can get a little congested here. Great…read moreA/C, cute bday decor and kept my little entertained for 2+ hrs! All the kids looked like they were having fun. Easy and great way to host a party! Prices seem the same as other places for a private party. I really liked that no matter where you sat, ya can keep an eye on your kid the whole time! :)

Charlie Brown's Kite Flyer, is a cute swing ride inside of Camp Snoopy at Knott's Berry Farm. The…read moreswing spins but also goes up and down. It is more manageable for the little ones versus the swings at Fiesta Village. Adults are able to hop on as well but be mindful it is still a kids' ride, so the bar may not be able come down where it needs to if you're thicker in the midsection and from what I read on the sign that I took a picture of, the weight limit per rider is max 275 lbs. I saw a good amount of adults that seemed to weigh less than the max but the mid-section was what stopped them. The line here was about 15 minutes for our turn. I think if they had two people working this ride, the line would go much quicker. You cannot unbuckle unless you have something like a pen to poke through the seatbelt. The worker has to go around and push every single one of these themselves. This takes some time. I like that though, so the kids cannot unbuckle without a contraption for safety reasons. I just wish there was a more efficient way of doing it. Overall, Charlie Brown's Kite Flyer, is a great ride at Camp Snoopy. Definitely a fun ride that makes you swing your feet and say "wheeeeee!"

Charlie Brown's Kite Flyer is located in Camp Snoopy at Knott's Berry Farm…read more Each two-person seat allows your feet to dangle as the kite-eating tree spins you and your little one around a few times. Not too fast. Not very high. We were there 4/18/22. I kind of wish it lasted a little longer. My 7 and 8-year-olds agreed, but they loved that feeling of seated flying. It's a popular ride - for little ones and single adults. Lol. Be prepared to wait at least 15 minutes if it's midday. I wish I had lived closer to Camp Snoopy when I was a wee one. It's really neat and the employees were very friendly and assistive.

So many cool slides! Probably the biggest sky zone I've ever been to!…read more Girls were very kind. There was a Karen upset & threatening to call corporate bc she had to sign a waiver (again)... it takes like a minute, but employees were very patient with her and were not returning her rude attitude. I love skyzone in general (got a home trampoline after my first time going) but this one is so close to home and has so many fun games!

Jenny, Jenny, Jenny…read more.. I have a membership for myself and my four-year-old daughter and have visited this location several times before without any issues. Unfortunately, my visit on 06/18 was completely different. When we arrived, the park was nearly empty. My wife and daughter went off to play while I sat nearby watching them. That's when I noticed an employee named Jenny making her way from section to section, repeatedly stopping guests to explain rules that were already clearly posted on large signs throughout the park. At first, I thought she was simply doing her job. However, it quickly became apparent that she was approaching virtually every family she encountered, giving lengthy reminders about rules regardless of whether anyone was actually breaking them. When my family moved to the balance beam and oversized ball area, Jenny immediately appeared and launched into another explanation of the rules. My daughter is four years old and, like most children her age, wasn't paying attention to a speech about park policies. Meanwhile, Jenny spent what felt like several minutes talking to my wife despite repeated social cues that the conversation was over. After finishing with us, she immediately moved on to another father sitting nearby and repeated the exact same speech while he sat directly next to a sign displaying those same rules. Later, we moved to the younger children's area. Once again, Jenny appeared. I watched her tell a grandmother she couldn't be in part of the play structure, even after the grandmother explained that her granddaughter had a heart condition and wore a heart monitor, requiring her to stay close by. Rather than showing discretion or empathy, the conversation remained focused on enforcing the rule. Jenny then turned her attention to my daughter and insisted she needed to be measured. At that point, I had enough. As someone who has spent years working in customer service, I understand that rules exist for a reason. My issue was never with safety or employees doing their jobs. My issue was the constant interruptions, repeated lectures, and feeling like my family was being followed from section to section. I politely asked Jenny to leave my family alone. I explained that we were supervising our daughter, could read the posted rules ourselves, and did not need constant reminders. I also made it clear that I did not want her repeatedly interacting with my daughter. Shortly afterward, another father who had experienced the same thing spoke up as well and requested management. His concerns were nearly identical to mine. The team leader came over, listened to both of us, and assured us we would be given some space moving forward. Ironically, another employee in the same orange uniform later worked the area exactly how I would expect. She observed, stayed available, and only intervened when a rule was actually being broken. No lectures. No hovering. No constant interruptions. Just simple, effective supervision. Unfortunately, even after my conversation with Jenny and management's involvement, she later approached my daughter again and began engaging her in the same overly enthusiastic, performative manner. At that point, it felt less like customer service and more like an inability to recognize clearly communicated boundaries. The ironic part is that I never planned on jumping that day because I didn't want to go home exhausted. I simply wanted to watch my daughter play and enjoy a relaxing morning with my family. Instead, I left feeling more exhausted than if I had actually spent the entire visit jumping. Not physically exhausted--mentally exhausted. I've visited this location before and never had an experience remotely like this one. One employee managed to turn what should have been a fun family outing into a frustrating experience filled with constant interruptions and micromanagement. I came to watch my daughter play. Instead, I left feeling like I had spent two hours attending Jenny's Rules Seminar.

In all fairness, this was my first attempt at an escape room... so 3.5 stars for my first…read moreexperience. Parking: 9pm on a Sunday afternoon and it was empty- ghost town- 95% off neighboring businesses were closed. The escape room: the first room was pretty cool... we were able to get to the next room. The second room- was not as fluid as the first room. Cost: $45 per person. Would i come again- no.

It was sooo much fun! Big thank you to our host, Nestor…read more Will definitely be back for the second room!

Quick and friendly service! The equipment was perfect for our backyard movie night. Will definitely…read moreuse again! Thank you!

I had planned to throw my brother an epic 30th birthday party in March 2020. COVID-19 had other…read moreplans. While we were all in wait-and-see mode, I contacted 3sixty and said although my brother's birthday had come and gone I would probably end up using their karaoke services for my sister's bridal shower in October. (2020 was a cray cray year). Richard said that was fine and to keep him posted. Well, life happened. COVID came and went. (Hello monkeypox! seriously wth) I just contacted him a few days ago to ask if I could have my deposit back. He said 'Sure. no problem. I'll process it right away.' That right there ladies and gentlemen is superior customer service. If and when I throw myself a party for surviving this year, I'm definitely going with 3sixty Entertainment.

Background On Visit: Who doesn't like slow train rides? I sure do! It's great and therapeutic for…read morethe soul. Location: Located inside Camp Snoopy. It's a bit hidden, but you'll find the ride next to Sidewinder and Balloon Race. Wait Time: Wait time isn't that bad. Just be mindful that there's just one operating train. Ambiance/Decor: Neat ambiance with Charlie and his friends navigating through the wilderness. Great ride for all ages. Dig this.... You're on train! *whispers* :)

The Beagle Express Railroad was boring even for a baby train, but my kids loved it and there was…read morealmost no wait, so I can't complain. It's a cute ride, slow and relaxing, with several figures of Peanuts characters to look at along the way. If you're spending time at Camp Snoopy with little kids, the Beagle Express Railroad is worth your time. If you're an adult riding this thing alone, someone should probably alert the authorities.

I was hanging out with my friend and her one and 2 year old. Stumbled upon this place in uptown…read moreWhittier. Price was $10 per child. Was very clean and loved the Sunday school kids music !!!

I think this play is closed down because I've taken my kids more than 4 times and they're never…read moreopen at the hours they indicate, so either it's closed down or someone needs to like get fired because they don't answer the phone neither.

Im not sure what the employees name or if she was in charge but she stood out to me than the other…read moreemployees.Hispanic lady, very welcoming when walking into the facility,made me and my kids feel safe and comfortable as if we were stepping into a home.She stood out more to me because she was the only employee moving around and actually doing stuff around such as cleaning ,organizing,helping guest,even working the train around the miniature city.

We recently visited Imagine City and overall had a great experience!…read more The biggest standout was how clean the space was. Staff members were constantly walking around cleaning, organizing toys, and even swapping out linens and plush toys for clean ones. Everyone we interacted with was friendly and welcoming. I also appreciated that the play area is gated, which made it much easier to relax knowing little ones couldn't wander out. There are a lot of cute details throughout the city. The phones inside the different shops actually call each other. There are drivable cars with a road circling the city, unlimited train rides every 15 minutes or so, and bubbles after the train rides that were a huge hit. A few things to keep in mind: the air conditioning wasn't working well during our visit, and there was only one large fan cooling the entire space. It became pretty uncomfortable once the room filled up. Seating is also limited, with only a few benches around the perimeter and a handful inside the city area. Another downside is that shoes are worn throughout the play space, which isn't ideal for crawling babies, so I think it's best suited for walking toddlers. The space itself is fairly small, so I would personally avoid visiting on weekends or other busy days. If you're considering hosting a party there, the party area consists mainly of picnic tables. It isn't fancy on its own, but with the right decorations I could see it looking really cute. Overall, Imagine City is a clean, well-maintained play space with thoughtful interactive features that toddlers will enjoy. While there are a few comfort and space limitations, we had a fun visit and would definitely return.