I organized a company teambuilding event here and birthday party for our CEO, and couldn't have…read morepicked a better place! We had a private room that handily served our entire office staff with windows looking out to the race track for cake and opening of gifts. We all enjoyed competing as teams racing against each other, which was an absolute blast. This was one of the better team building events we've had! Highly recommend for super cool adults (and kids, too).

My friends and I decided last minute to play a round of miniature golf! The place was overall quiet…read morefor a Saturday night, and we asked if we would have enough time to finish the course as Boomers would close in an hour 15, and the lady helping us said that they won't kick you out if they see you are almost done playing, and it was more than enough time. Low and behold we were on the 17th hole out of 18, and right at 11pm on the dot, the security guard got in our faces in a rude way and told us to end our game and leave. No warning, or anything that they were closing. We asked if we could quickly finish our game, and he again told us to leave the facility. Awful service, and it put a sour taste in my mouth as we weren't allowed an extra 2 min to finish what we paid for. A warning would have been nice. On top of it, the course is BORING. It's not decorated, no theme, and they designed it so when you play, the balls easily fly into other courses or in the bushes. A bad design overall and not thought out. Please do better Boomers :(

Recently tried their bowling for the first time (I'm usually just playing the arcade games or…read morecranes) and I was surprised with how maintained it was. I grew up in Japan and I've been going to R1 since 2005〜 Machines are pretty frequently updated here and it's maintained somewhat good. Time to time there are some rhythm games that has faulty censor, but I'm sure it will improve in the future as I've seen this place improve as a whole. One of the downsides for me is Spotcha, as a lot of their "sports" games/machines tends to be faulty and the last 3 times I went, the batting cage especially tends to not be working, but still letting people in. If it needs maintenance, I think people will understand if they put a barricade or a sign that says "under maintenance" rather than just leaving it open and people will just go home disappointed. Keep the actually working ones open, and close/put up a sign might help with maintaining customer satisfaction level. I think they're doing a great job with brining in colab's though!

Round 1 is located in the Puente Hills Mall. They have arcade games, bowling, pool tables, karaoke,…read moreand lots of claw machines for plushies. They also have food available. The have 2 lines. The line by the lockers are for the bowling, billiards, etc. The line closer to the food is for arcade and the crane machines. I specifically came for the arcade games. They have 2 options, one to get a physical card for $2 or digital for $5. For the credits to play, if you pay an higher amount there would be bonus credits. The recommended option for the physical card is load $55 for 300 credits that includes a $20 bonus. There's a variety of arcade games from shooting hoops, table hockey, DDR, instrument playing, and mario cart. They have a machine outside the prize room for you to check how many tickets you have. The prize room has a variety of small and large prizes. Overall a good place for entertainment.

Was quoted about 350 for a rear tire for my motorcycle. Came in and got it for 380 ($105…read moreinstallation, 275 tire) out the door and surprisingly came with a bike wash. Parts department forgot to call me when the tire was shipped in but, other than waiting an additional 10 days, it wasn't bad of an experience. I'll be coming here for additional work.

My husband and I decided we wanted to get a new personal watercraft. We previously had some, but…read moresold them to buy a boat right before the pandemic hit and everything shut down. We've been watching the market since and realized the price for a new boat was ridiculous and felt getting a new ski was the best option for now, as we missed being able to go to the river. So began the search for the right ski for us. We visited numerous dealers from LA, Orange, and Riverside county looking for the exact model we wanted, often being told they had it, only to find out they didn't, being shown a different brand or higher model, missing the features we wanted, or being completely ignored by the salesperson we had been communicating with when arriving at the dealership. After much frustration, I considered just waiting until next season to find the ski we really wanted. After driving by Corona Motorsports numerous times on our way to other dealerships, I decided to look online to see their inventory and lo and behold, they had the ski we had been looking for. I gave them a call and was fortunate to speak with Scott. He answered all my questions and personally made sure the ski we were looking for, was still in their inventory. We discussed pricing and knew what we would be paying out the door before driving out there. A manufacturer promotion on the ski was either a rebate or 0% interest. Many of the dealers we talked to previously weren't even willing to discuss the 0% interest and were only willing to give us the "rebate". My husband and I have excellent credit and feel that 0% interest is something we've earned and weren't willing to forego that. I let Scott know that we wanted the 0% interest as a condition of buying the ski. He said "not a problem." With everything in place, I set up a time for us to meet with him and sign the paperwork. From the moment we arrived to when we left, the process was great! Scott showed us around, answered more of our questions, and took us to the service area to show us our ski that had just been taken out of the crate and was being put together by Ian. The process was seamless and easy. They even offered us pizza, that was delivered for their lunch, while we finished all the paperwork. Once we were done, Scott walked us to parts to pick up a few items we needed for our new ski, and then went to see Ian in service to show us all the features on the ski and how to use them. Ian was great in going over the ski and explaining everything as well as giving some tips to keep the ski looking it's best. When loading the ski on the trailer for us, Ian noticed that the bunks could be better adjusted to best fit our ski (which we didn't buy from Corona), put the ski back on the dolly, and adjusted them a couple times until he was satisfied. His adjusting the bunks shows his care for the customer's experience as well as service. He made sure when we drove off, our ski was properly secured and safe for our drive home. From initial phone conversation, sales, financing, to delivery, we had a great experience and highly recommend the team at Corona Motorsports. They will be the first place we visit if we look to buy any other toys and recommend to family and friends in their search.

Brian is wonderful and he saved both us and our bike! We…read morewere at the verge of selling the bike as is.. finally We made a call and Brian came to the rescue and he saved the day!!

Brian was very knowledgeable and goes the extra miles to make sure the work is done not only…read morecorrectly but in great quality. He got my kayo k2 up and ready to hit the trails again. Totally recommend his services

The $12 1 hour all you can play video games includes 4 shooting games and one driving game. 5…read moretotal. Idk if that's good or bad tbh. If your kids like the shooting games bring them here for an hour of fun I guess.

My childhood arcade might not be at 100% but I will love this arcade until it dies. I can't count…read morethe times I asked my mom and dad for a quarter so I could do the shooting gallery!

I hadn't seen Rob in years, but I had an emergency today--a 14-foot by 30-inch banner needed…read moreovernight for a 7 a.m. event. Rob answered my call, remembered me immediately, and said he could do it. I drove over to his new location and he printed it in under 25 minutes! His prices are unbeatable--he only charged $10, while FastSigns quoted over $500. Years ago, he helped me print a different banner, showed me how to install the grommets, and gave me a grommet kit--six years later, I still remember how to do it! Rob is a wealth of knowledge, and his makerspace is all about helping people learn, create, and even having a platform and commuity support to start making money. If you've ever wanted to learn how to 3D print, use a laser engraver, CNC router, drill press, bandsaw, vinyl printer cutter, or any of his amazing machines--this is the place to join. Sign up for a membership, explore workshops, complete projects, and empower yourself. Whether it's for a banner, group, or business, check it out--you'll love the opportunities here!

Rob is truly a pillar of support for makers! His makerspace is not only well equipped, but also…read moreincludes his priceless experience; he was so helpful with my last project and I truly could not have finished it without him

My family and I attend the Kaboom fire work show every year. Unfortunately, this will be our last…read moreyear. We were shuffled to different seats 3 separate times not even ending up in the seats we paid for. Instead we had do deal with a speaker blaring in our face as well as an obstructed view. Maybe next year try labeling the seats. The staff were rude and not helpful at all. Multiple times I asked to be taken to our seats. We bought our tickets online to avoid a line and then had to stand in a separate line to get bracelets. We are just very irritated and disappointed with our experience. Not to mention the drinks were over priced and watered down. I will be requesting a full refund for this event.

Double the price of parking from last time i went. Plusbyou…read morehave to pay extra to get inside. The fireworks that shot up in the air started at 9:30 pm and ended about 15 minutes later. Not as spectacular as last time I was here. Seems like the show was run by poppers this year

This place totally exceeded my expectations! The Cal Poly Pumpkin Festival is huge - way bigger…read morethan I thought it would be. There's something for everyone: a giant pumpkin patch, gorgeous sunflower fields, a fun petting farm, and tons of great food and activities. The sunflower fields were one of my favorite part -- absolutely beautiful and perfect for photos. The petting farm was such a cute touch too (the sheep definitely stole the show). You can tell the students really put their heart into making the whole event feel welcoming and organized. We also stopped by the Farm Store on our way out and stocked up on fresh produce, wine (they grow their own grapes!), and some amazing pumpkin bread.

Attended CCP Pumpkin patch festival this year and had a good experience on the day of my visit…read more Upon entering the main entrance, there were signs for the Pumpkin patch/Corn maze/ Petting zoo/ Sunflower area, and a scheduled list of small business vendors participating in the CCP vegetable garden. Got there when the event first open, crowd was too massive and was able to take some really great pictures in the Pumpkin area. The petting zoo was really fun- Goats and herds of sheep were walking around the petting area awaiting to be fed (really liked the cleaning station near the exit for easy hand washing), animals were really mellow- which created a fun environment for kids. Agreed with some reviews; the entrance fee is a bit pricey, though I did enjoy this festival

I know for most people cold treat are a summer thing, but for us it's an year round thing. Today I…read moretried the pep boy. I loved the coconut / pineapple ice cream. I was nicely surprised. I usually make my own or share with someone. I feel like I'll be ordering this one the next time I cone out here.

For my 40th birthday party I threw a Hawaiian luau at my house! The party wouldn't have been a…read moresuccess without great food, live Hawaiian music and dancers! Kawika was easy to work with and very friendly. He told me he hadn't actually thrown a back yard luau in a long time because he gets booked up with corporate gigs so much. I felt honored his troop was able to accommodate me. I had a little idea of what his group did, but when the young man came out and started blowing on the conch shell, I knew we were in for a treat! The music was amazing! So pleasing to the soul and expertly performed. I've been to Hawaii numerous times and this was on par or better than anything I heard on my previous trips. While they were setting up I had Hawaiian music playing and I overheard Kawika singing along with it... Such an amazing voice. His son was equally impressive. When the dancers came out everyone gasped with awe! The had various costume changes and audience participation. It was my first time doing hula... And it showed! Thankfully I had a few glasses of liquid courage to get me to shake my bum! If you're considering a luau you should definitely consider this group! I was told Kawika also does the music at Trader Sam's at Downtown Disney! Next time I'm visiting the happiest place on earth I'm going to stop by!

Visiting friends in the area for a long weekend, we wanted to see where else you could take a 6…read moreyear old without having to drive super far from where we were staying. A quick Google landed us finding this amazing museum that is perfect for our car-loving kiddo! Admission is free for our kid and general admission is only $12. There are SO many cars to see and history to learn. We spent a good 40ish minutes here with our son, who loved being able to sit in one of the cars as well as interact and touch a few things too! I only wish they have some toy drag cars or hot rods as a gift shop souvenir to bring home! My son would've loved that. Also we just happened to come here when the fairgrounds was hosting a million expos and conventions so traffic was INSANE. Highly recommend planning ahead and making sure there are no other events going on during your visit. Otherwise, a must see for kids and adults who love cars!

NHRA Motorsports Museum is an automobile museum located in Pomona, CA. It showcase a massive…read morecollection of memorabilia, automobiles, and motorcycles related to the sport of hot-rodding. Among the exhibits is one of A. J. Foyt's Coyote Indy Cars, Kenny Bernstein's first dragster to reach speeds in excess of 300 mph. I have been eyeing this automobile museum for days, I am glad I was able to visit it today. If you like racing cars, this museum is for you. Admission ticket is affordable. Parking lot is massive. Overall, I enjoyed my visit. I highly recommend it.