Solid four star place. Everything seemed kind of old, rides were short in length but long waits to get on. Granted I went on opening weekend so I won't ding them for that. Probably one of the better things around. read more

Sorry i just saw that i posted this review inder Storyland. I went to storyland 2 weeks ago it was great. To be honest comparied to Santas Village i would say they are both great. Storyland i am a little more partial to as it has the Castle and tea with cinderella. Great place for young children Just came back from Santas Village. Well worth the visit. The waterpark was a life saver as the day was very hot and humid. My grandaughter 7yr old had a blast. The park was very clean and manicured. The rides were fun, but the wait was long. The pizza was awful, next time i will bring a cooler. Wish they sold choc covered bananas. But they dont. All and all the place was really nice. Be prepared to walk hills. Lots of entertainment for the kids. Price was resonable for whats included. read more

I enjoyed storyland. Due to covid A LOT was closed so my youngest child couldn't do anything, but my oldest child had a blast. Reasonably priced. My family can't wait to come back when they open more up again! read more

Excellent amusement park for younger kids Most rides available for 36in and up Located very close to North Conway Black Friday ticket sale each year Recommend the season pass if you are going to come for more than one day read more

We went on a rainy day (days -- the first "day" was actually about 30 minutes long before a total washout, but we planned on taking advantage of the late entry second day comp ticket, anyway). It was perfect. My kids are 5 and 2. My husband, 38, hates rides, crowds, the heat, and especially standing in line among crowds in the heat. Everyone had a great time with zero meltdowns. That is worth the price of admission, amirite? No lines or crowds (weekday, gloomy forecast). We saw most of the park between 9:30-2:30 (when the driving rain started up); a few things were closed (e.g., swan boats, tractors), but we didn't notice because we are newbies and didn't know what we were missing. Every employee was super friendly and seemed happy to be there. Lots of friendliness. No meth teeth. My 5 year old loved Bamboo Chutes. We went on literally seven billion times. Literally. My 2 year old loved the Dutch Shoes and lost her Sugar Honey Iced Tea at the Daniel Tiger show (hey, she doesn't have a lot of live theater under her belt yet). Not to sound unhelpfully bland, but everyone had fun at everything we saw. Tip: As a lady with a box full of one million souvenir photos, I had to try the photo pass. The instructions say the photo centers cannot scan phones. They aren't lying, even though I was hoping they were lying because I was too lazy to go to the office to print. Hint: Go to guest services to print your online pass before you get deeper into the park. read more

We have been coming for the past 11 years (I also came as a kid) and enjoyed our visit this past Monday as much as any time in the past. We started off with a rousing Alice's Tea Cups ride after our usual nostalgic trip through the various fairy book houses (Goldilocks, etc.) and then hit Cinderella's castle, the Crazy Barn, Antique Cars, Train, Polar Coaster, Geyser and all the other beloved rides (except Bamboo which was sadly closed). I knew my 8 year old would be overjoyed (she kept saying, "Isn't this so much fun?") but felt a little anxious my 13 year old and his 12 year old friend might find it underwhelming. Not the case at all. They loved the Roar-a-Saurus of course, but enjoyed every ride, squealed and screamed happily and tapped into their more kid-like sides. I actually saw a lot of teenagers there without little kids which was so cute. Yes it was disappointing that some of the food places, stores and theaters were closed, but I was just thrilled we could still GO given everything that's changed with lockdowns, etc. and hadn't expected things would be the same as any other non-Covid year. The fact that it was open at all was a blessing but we still felt the same magic there we always have. Thank you Story Land. read more

Cinderella was amazing!!! Highly recommend the Cinderella tea party!!! And characters dinner is incredible!!!! Tinker bell and everyone was great!!! Highly recommend this magical amazing place !!! read more

We always have a great time when we go. We were on our way up to activate our passes one day and they were closing in 5 minutes. We were 10 minutes away (live almost 2 hours away). She stayed late to let us activate them. Awesome service!! When we went for our first visit this year, there were some people who cut in line, took the chain off and walked through. The ride operator called for a manager, she took those people off the ride and allowed the people in line to continue as it should be. Job very well done! read more

We took our 18 month old here and overall I was very impressed with this park. The only thing that would be better is opening at 8:30am instead of 9:30am. Aren't most young kids up at the crack of dawn? The park was very clean, they had special stations where you could change your child and even nurse your baby. Did I mentioned these were air conditioned?? The attendants on all the rides were polite or in character when necessary. We were able to bring in some baby food for our little one, which was great since an applesauce between rides to prevent a meltdown. Overall great experience would recommend! read more

Pros: - No lines were more than ten minutes. - There is a cool, quiet changing station which also has a shower curtain for nursing mothers. - We enjoyed conversations with friendly and knowledgeable Story Land staff. The gentleman working at the train depot had worked there over three decades. - Dunkin Donuts is near the entrance. - The bathrooms and grounds are kept very clean. - There are rides appropriate for each age level. - We really loved the Bamboo Chutes (log water ride). Con: - Story land has contracted with another company to take pictures during the rides. Web page states: "Bamboo Chutes - It's a big splash for the whole family. And don't forget to smile for the camera!" Guess what. We smiled, we screamed! It is a thrilling ride. However, no one offered us a claim number. A contractor near the exit said "You need to go back up to the Bamboo Chutes to get the pictures, our systems are not connected." Granted, she is not a Story Land employee, but this was a pretty poor customer service interaction as we left the park. My husband walked all the way back to the Bamboo Chutes ride to be told he needed a photo number, so no dice. read more

I went to the recent Nostalgia Night event (every Saturday night for adults only in July) and it was pretty fun. I hadn't been to Story Land since I was about 5 years old and yet I remembered some of the rides and the lay-out. This is a cool event that they started doing a few years ago. There are plenty of rides, fun things to see and food stands. Word of warning - the lines are long. For everything. I think I waited over 30 minutes easily for the Polar Express (still scared me after all these years) and the other rides were a faster line but still took some time. I didn't even attempt to do the face painting or purchase any food due to the lines. The carousal with the racing horse was my favorite ride, followed by the swan boats. Some of the rides are truly showing their age as we were convinced the old fashion car ride was going off the track and/or breaking down the entire time we tried to drive it around the track. Plenty of photo opportunities with beloved mascots like Rory the dinosaur and all the old stuff like the jail and Humpty Dumpty creepy statue are still there to pose with. Tickets were affordable but once inside I could see the prices on food and beverages were insanely expensive. Must be pricey if you go as a family with a few kids during a normal day. I probably won't do another Nostalgia Night but I do recommend if you can't visit (they only allow guests with children to enter on normal days) and want to re-live the fun experience! read more

Big disappointment! We loved Storyland when our kids were young. This was our first visit with the 5 grandkids. The kids loved the characters and rides. There were several new features which you would expect since we haven't visited in about twenty years. The following are my observations from an adult point of view. 1. Rest rooms should be cleaned more frequently. The floors were wet and dirty. There was TP on the floors. One ladies room had blocked drains. The water was cold in all the rest rooms. (I hope the food service employees wash their hands with warm water.) 2. "Slipshod Safari" ride was the most racist ride I have ever seen. Please replace the "natives" and silly white characters with animals. Luckily the children didn't seem to notice, they enjoyed pretending they were monkeys in the cage. 3. Most of the food stands closed around 3:00. There was no indication of this when we entered the park. It was not mentioned in the flyer and there wasn't an announcement. We waited at one stand where there were two employees behind the grill. (There was no closed sign.) One finally looked up and said "we're closed." The employees at The Oasis didn't acknowledge us as we waited when we finally got their attention they said they were closed. The website notes "Los Bravos" and "Food Fair Friends Around the World" close at 4:00, "Flying Carpet" closes at 5:00. All were closed before 3:30. I uploaded a photo that says "lunch menu served from 12:00 until park closes." That snack stand was closed before 3:30. We could not find pulled pork at any other areas. When we finally got the sub-par food it was cold and dried out. Worst pizza slices I've ever had, Grilled cheese that was hard as a rock, etc. 4. Cinderella was not at her castle when the first half of our group went. There should be a sign at the end of the line if she is not there so children are not disappointed when they get to the castle. We were there before the times that were listed as her break times. Luckily, it made the girls day when they went later in the day. (It would not be difficult to have a sign that says " Cinderella is polishing her crown. She will return at (insert time.) You may take the carriage ride or return later." read more

We went to Story land with 5 kids and 4 adults after getting an email from them with a 25% off offer. Tried to book tickets online before the park opened but the system would not let us buy them and tried to redeem the offer at the park and we were told you need to buy them the day before to get the offer. NO WHERE on the email or the site does it mention this. It is completely ridiculous that they had no way to honor the offer given we had no way of knowing you had to book the day before. Honor your offers or fix your marketing communications. read more

Bait n switch buy souvenir cups for 15$ a piece and nowhere to fill them....pre paid for two of them and are told soda only once you arrive. So all in all $30 for two Pepsi's smh....don't even bother read more

We went today and were disappointed at the amount of rides that were closed. I would say a good 25% of rides were closed. I understand being short-staffed due to COVID, but admission is still at full price, and with so many rides closed the lines for other rides are much longer. My 5 year old daughter was disappointed that the carousel and balloon ride were both closed. I will say though that the rides we went on were great and all of the staff members we encountered were excellent. read more

We went to Story Land with our 2¾ year old boy and my wife's 70-ish parents. The little guy had lots of fun all day, at least until he was overdue for his nap. He enjoyed the drive an old fashioned car, the train tour, the log water slide (for which he just barely qualified for the 36 inch minimum height), the balloon ferris wheel, the air conditioned Cinderella castle, and the swan boat ride. His endurance wore out while he was in line for the antique carousel, so we called it a day. The lines weren't very long, but they were a stretch for age 2¾, but I don't count that as a problem; that's just the way things are with toddlers. I particularly praise the log ride; my wife and I and our boy all had fun. There were some negatives too. The first we noticed was in the gift shop. We tried to buy a souvenir shirt for an "XXXL" relative, but the largest size they had was plain Large. I usually don't even buy souvenirs, but when a relative says, "Can you get us shirts on your trip?", it's nice to have some selection. Also, it was a very sunny day, and we didn't have enough Sun hats, but they had only a few hats in the shop. They were reasonably priced, but none were anything that we'd ever want to wear again in public. The next disappointment was the restaurant we went to. My wife and I ordered veggie burgers that reminded me of my junior high cafeteria: flavorless patties on flavorless white bread buns. We couldn't find salt or pepper at the condiments stand, just huge pump jugs of ketchup, sweet relish, and yellow mustard. Our boy's macaroni and cheese was overcooked and needed salt. At least the in-laws enjoyed their lunches: my mother-in-law had a chicken and iceberg lettuce Cobb salad, and my father-in-law liked his whoopee pie. The final annoyance was the photo handling. I'm pretty sure we were all smiling at the photo point on the log ride, but we'll never know. We went to the place marked "photos", and they said that I had to go to the log ride photo booth, and they keep pictures all day. After a hike to the log ride photo booth, the cashier asked me for my photo number. I said that they didn't give us one, but we were there early in the morning. He said that without a picture number they couldn't find the picture. If they don't give us a picture number, how are they going to get out money? The wait for my unsuccessful photo expedition triggered a minor tantrum -- not by the toddler, but by my mother-in-law. (And no, that's not just a mother-in-law joke.) To close with another positive point, the place was very clean. I saw no litter, and strangely enough, almost no one picking it up; not only were they very diligent at the cleaning, they did the job inconspicuously. It was well maintained in a lot of other ways too, and the staff were generally cheerful. Update (January 2018): I didn't realize how good the prices were because we got the tickets through a package with lodging. But another review mentioned the price, and I confirmed it on the web site -- about $35 for a one-day pass, and kids two and under are free. By contrast, we just visited Legoland California, and it's around $100, and as far as I can tell even babies pay. Sure, Legoland is a better theme park, and season passes are priced well, but Storyland is certainly a bargain. read more

We took our almost 3 yr old granddaughter and infant grandson to Story Land hoping to stay until mid afternoon. What a wonderful time we had! We didn't leave until almost closing time and still didn't see it all. The place is clean and well maintained and perfect for young families. They have rental strollers or you can use the train to move from one area to the next if you have older children and need to minimize some walking. Adults can ride with children on all the rides. Some rides require and adult to accompany their child for safety reasons. The employees were friendly and respectful to the family needs. From the mother goose playground to the Cinderella castle to the rides and lunch options, it's definitely worth a visit! We can't wait to go back and experience it again as our grandchildren grow and experience more and more of it! read more

I've been coming to this place since the mid-80s when I was a toddler, and when my own kids reached the age that would appreciate it, I wondered if it would live up to my memories or look dated and shabby. It was cleaner, more beautiful, and even more extensive than I remembered. First, bathrooms. They are spotless and everywhere. Separate baby facilities with a nice nursing lounge. It was so clean. And with two little kids, we made use of most of them. Then, characters. My kid adores Humpty Dumpty. He's their main character attraction, and at all hours of the day there are kids walking up to the life size Humpty and talking to it like it's their long lost brother. You can even ask for Humpty or Mother Goose or another character to write your kid a beautiful personalized letter. (And, if you are so inclined, there are really high quality Humpty Dumpty dolls.) There are so many rides, and so many things to do with kids from infancy up. For kids who like thrill rides, there are plenty. For kids who like tame rides, there are plenty. For kids who like hands on play, there are lots of places to slide and play and interact with nursery rhymes - all exceptionally clean and nice. There are also water areas and rides. If you went there as a kid, it's bigger and better now. You could spend every minute from opening to close there and still not see everything. (A few attractions dating from the 1950s are probably a little cringeworthy in terms of their subjects, but almost everything is new.) Every area is themed and stocked with bathrooms and snacks. And the prices are certainly reasonable. One of my favorite experiences was the mine, where you can pan for gems in a mine sluice. It was hands on and fun, and if your kids like rocks and gems, it's incredibly engrossing and exciting. So many parks are 100% princesses, and although there's a healthy dose of Cinderella here, it's amazingly positive and neutral and wholesome. Watching your kids feel excitement about nursery rhymes and stories is lovely. Probably not a lot of fun for kids over 12, but for babies up to tweens, this is a lot of fun! read more

We visited Story Land in mid-August. There was so much to do here for all ages that we were pleasantly surprised at the size and depth of what was offered, despite some rides and attractions closed for maintenance (e.g. Dr. Geyser's Remarkable Raft Ride). From the relaxing Swan Boats to the intense (but quick) Roar-O-Saurus Coaster, there really was something for everyone. What we expected as a half day jaunt, turned out to be a full day walking through Story Land, amidst the rides and stories, and a fairly packed park, that we actually couldn't squeeze in everything. The food was pricey as expected, but the selection included some unique choices, like the pulled pork sandwich and a variety of quesadillas from which to choose. There is also a Dunkin' right when you enter so no need to search for coffee on your way there. The gift shop was sub standard (way too much candy and tinker toys). And the long lines at entrance was not the security check, or lack thereof, but families still fumbling through their tickets for scanning. If you plan to go, purchase tickets online and be prepared with them when you arrive. read more

Very disappointed at the amount of rides closed.Been going every year for past 5 years with my granddaughter and this year was the worst.I can understand it's hard to get help but tickets still cost the same and a quarter if rides are closed.Save your money and don't go . read more

Our Kids love it, but 40 minutes in line to get overpriced food, with one person checking out the whole line was disappointing. The when we were leaving accidentally went into guest services and were asked if we were leaving and told snootily but an older woman and her work cronies that this wasn't the exit. So we found the exit after a little searching. Ticket Prices have skyrocketed from 2 years ago. Probably going to Santa's Village next time we are going to an amusement park in NH. read more

We had such a fun time this year at StoryLand! Last time we were able to visit was 2019, so our kids couldn't wait to go again! They love all the rides and the atmosphere! read more

I was beyond impressed with our experience at Story Land. I didn't feel nickel & dimed. It was more than accommodating for children (changing & feeding rooms). It wasn't cramped or congested. I was really blown away with the size of the facility. With all of those considerations the price per person was very manageable. You could tell that the facility staff really keep up on the maintenance from year to year. Some of the staff seemed "animatronic..." some but not all of them. The characters did a great job. We drove from Rhode Island (4 hours) to give our children a great theme park experience and story land delivered! Thank you read more

We love this place! My parents took us here when I was a kid in the 80s, and my 8yo and 5yo loved it today as much as they did when we brought them here 3 years ago. So many things to love: how the ride attendants introduced themselves all by name; how they accommodated a kid in a wheelchair on multiple rides; the cooling misting tents for hot days; the non-gendered bathrooms. There are healthy food options at the farm stand by the roar-o-saurus, which we rode multiple times. Not too crowded on a Friday. So glad we went again. read more

It's a great little theme park with a beautiful Alpine location. Where the young ones can find themselves meeting classic story book characters such as Cinderella and paddington bear. They have many rides with a few unique ones like teacups that move in a figure eight and a ride in a pumpkin coach. All in all, it's a wonderful little gem hidden in the great White Mountains of New Hampshire. read more

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Visited this park with a 1, 1.5, and 3.5 year old. They loved it. So much to do and see and it's so big. Definitely plan to be there all day because it takes a while to venture around the whole park. We ate at the food pavilion which is like a self serve fast food. A little expensive but they had good choices for kids and adults. Can't wait to return. My son hasn't stopped talking about the Dutch shoe ride, the animals, and the spinning turtle ride. read more

Story Land - Amusement Parks Near Me - Glen, New Hampshire

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First off, I'm rating this 3 stars because of TWO glaring issues, listed at the bottom. I was skeptical of the fun park, having driven past it many times and glancing at the exterior. From the outside it doesn't look like much and it seems that money hasn't really been put into improving the facade of the park. I wasn't thrilled to shell out $28 per person (family of 4, with 1 child under 3 - free), $6 for a 2-kid stroller and a thought of what I'd be spending on lunch. However, my opinions quickly changed after we got past the front portion of the park. I'll be honest, if the rest of the park was like the first section I would never go back there. But the back section of the park makes the whole experience worth it! The newer rides, the roller coaster, log flume, train, ferris wheel... etc. They are well done and well maintained. The food prices are as-expected, but the portion sizes are very well done. I got the kids hot dogs, and myself a pulled BBQ pork sub with chips and soda to split with my girls and we were very well fed afterward. My children had a complete blast while we were there and I plan on returning next year. Issue #1: They need more "LIVE" storybook characters, not just plastic people with mouths that move by machine/motion detection. Issue #2: This is HUGE, so plan accordingly. They DO NOT have safe storage areas at the water rides. If you bring a camera or other sensitive electronics with you, be sure to bring a waterproof bag or raincover. My $1200 camera (yeah, I brought it - like an idiot) was completely soaked even though it was inside my backpack, where I thought it would be safe. I couldn't leave it with the attendants and there was no instruction on where to safely store the camera. read more

Wanna know why west-coasters think Disneyland beats Disney World hands down? Because Disneyland is a theme park; Disney World is an industrial entertainment engine. So this west-coaster was pleased to find that same small-scale feel at Story Land. Not tiny and just big enough to keep the little one(s) occupied for a full day (if the parents last that long). We've taken our girl here at ages 2, 3, and 4 and each time there has been plenty for her to take in. Now that's she in her 4s, we ride all the rides (sometimes three times) and usually with minimal waiting times. Get there early before the sun beats down; it's a little crowded to start, but you'll be thankful you didn't start at midday. And you can even pack your own picnic lunch. Thumbs UP. read more

The wife and i took the kids to Storyland last week and we had a lot of fun there. It's good for kids 12 and younger. The park was clean and so were bathrooms. The cost of food was reasonable(considering you're in an amusement park). The circus show was ok at best. There weren't tigers or bears or elephants though. They had a balancing act, a dog show, and a hot chick playing with hoola-hoops. You can skip the show and not be missing much. The pirate boat ride was a terrible. Don't waste your time. Nothing happens on the short ride except awful jokes by the boat operator. The best part of the ride was when it was done. It was painfully bad. The wife agreed too. The train ride was not what i expected. It was more a people mover. Meaning it made 3 stops along the way at different points of the park. We had to wait about 5-10 minutes for each stop. (The train at Santa's Village is more of a ride and doesn't make any stops) I know i'm complaining about a few things above but overall it's a great park. The kids(2 + 7yrs old) had a lot of fun. You can do the whole park in a day. But I think the whole family liked Santa's Village a little bit better. Having said that, Storyland should still be a destination for you and the family. We'll be coming back next year! B+ read more

We took our two kids, ages 5 and 2 1/2, to Story Land last weekend. It is quite a drive from RI, but if you make a weekend trip out of it and stay the night at a neighboring hotel it is worth the drive. The park, while small, is perfect for the ages of my kids. Both were tall enough to ride every ride and they had a blast on their first real roller coaster experiences. The log ride was the hands down fan favorite for our family. We rode it twice in a row. There are quite a few water related rides here. I would suggest doing them first so you have time to dry off the rest of the day! We did the rapid ride, the log ride twice and then then made the mistake of going on the Splash Battle ride. I got soaked tot he bone. I mostly blame my husband for that as i took the kids on the ride and he sprayed us with water cannons for the whole ride. The food was decent as far as amusement park food goes, was pricy, but not the arm and a leg that some places charge. There was a playground near the pirate boat ride that the kids played in for a while and we got to sit and watch them. The park was very clean and well kept. I think it is a great place to take small kids for their first amusement park experience. read more

I am so happy that I am able to write this review, with three generations that have visited here, this was my first time as an adult. The price was $32.99 for an Adult and free/discounted for under 3 years old. Things are still how I remember then. From the moment you enter the park you are surrounded by laughter and story book entertainment. Humpty-Dumpty perched on his wall. Updated from the early 90's more kid friendly. As I remember it the wall was quite tall, and back in the day there were many "great falls" had by kids posing for pictures. There are farm animals that come to live for the summer too. The Three Little Pigs, Baa-Bbaa Black Sheep, Mary's Little Lamb, Peter Rabbit and many more. The ride height minimum is 42". Be advised to measure your children before driving up to Bartlett for rides. My daughter was just the right size, for both the rides and The Three Little Bears bed, chairs and porridge. The nostalgia is overwhelming, I loved looking in my daughters eyes and seeing myself, walking across the bridge, surrounded by swan boats, up the hill to Cinderella's castle. The characters are always in role and do a great job of making this experience as realistic as possible for the children. The food choices were reasonable and there is even a Dunkin' Donuts inside the park for you Coffee lovers. The facilities were very clean and there are multiple Unisex bathrooms as well as a separate family bathroom with a diaper changing and feeding area for those who like the privacy. Credit cards accepted throughout, and free parking. Get there early though! I would do it again, and again. It was just welcoming and enjoyable. 4 stars ONLY for the high price of tickets, lack of discounts for adults (most of which do not ride the rides) and food. I think that they could flex on one or the other. read more

Storyland is a great place for small children to play! Almost all of the rides can be ridden by even the smallest guests, so there is no toddler disappointment. There is a roller coaster, tea cups, some water rides, face painting, and numerous play areas where parents can sit and relax while the kids play. They have one of the only ball pits that I've seen since the early 90's when I was a kid. There is so much to do that 5 hours in the park was not enough time to see everything. The only caveat is that this place isn't cheap, especially if you have multiple children. A family of four will send over $100 on admission alone. The good thing is that, unlike other amusement parks, they allow you to bring lunch/snacks from home, so it is not necessary to pay the astronomical food prices. Also, although they say they cater to children up to the age of 12, I thinking this place is more enjoyable for the 7 and under crowd. read more

A + 10 out of 10 even from my 11 and 13 year olds. We've been going for years and tears, and always love it. The workers are all 100% positive, the park is 100% clean, the food is fairly good...anyway, always a good time. We always meet people that seem to think their kids are too young for their first visit to S.L. We always tell them - "Why Wait?" It goes by so quickly, we think people don't get it. Go to Story Land. I wish I did when I was a kid. read more

Storyland is a GEM - an absolute wonderland for young children. I'd driven past Storyland a number of times as I headed up to Mt. Washington and saw it as a big tourist-trap. . . and then I had kids. When my son was 16 months old, we took him for the first time and when I saw Storyland and experienced it through my son's eyes, I saw how amazing a place it is for kids. We've now gone three years in a row and this year and our kids love it. Our son, who is 3 1/2 and our daughter 1 1/2 both loved it. There is wonder in their eyes on each ride and event. For cleanliness, the park gets an A+ everything is meticulous. For friendliness, A+. For imaginative layout of the park, A+. For attention to detail, A+. The main thing I appreciate is this: as my kids have grown and developed, the park is a different place to them - they see different things and have different experiences at the same park since they're changing so much in between each visit every year. This is going to be an annual tradition for our family. read more

Story Land was a big part of my childhood. I loved coming here every summer, and I can still recall all the fun rides, the talking water fountain, the ride on the Story Land Queen. Went again in August with my 5 year old nephew and absolutely LOVED it. The rides are great (even for adults), the park is immaculate, the shows are fun, the shops are precious....really really great place. I really loved the entire day - it was one of the most fun times I had this summer, and watching the kids enjoy it was priceless. I think teens are a bit too old to enjoy it - but for kids from 4 to 10, this is better than Disney...cause they can ride anything. So much fun. read more

Solid slice of wholesome NE nostalgia. My kids are 10 and 12 and they had a pretty good time for three hours. Two nice little coasters, a raft ride, a flume and a whole bunch of spinning-teacup type rides if you're into those. Lines were short on a summer Sunday, staff was lovely, food was decent and the park was pretty durn clean (time to give the 'clouds' a coat of white paint, but that's easy to do). If my kids were younger OR they had a couple bigger rides, this would be perfection. They're doing a good job from the looks of things, though. read more

Great place for the younger kids! You won't see rowdy teenagers here so it's perfect for some family fun. The staff is built mostly of foreign exchange students their customer service is-pretty awful and most look miserable to be there. However this place is so cute. The park is clean and generally not over crowded- can't speak for the weekend. read more

Story Land - Amusement Parks Near Me - Glen, New Hampshire

This place is great for five year olds. They can get introduced to rides like the Polar coaster which is pretty gentle but has enough speed to keep things fun. I like that the activities and rides are all inclusive so you don't have to get tickets. The map isn't great. They should make a better one. read more

Great Day In Storyland. However. We opted to do the character dinner...and that's what this review will focus on. Access to the characters was AMAZING. The dance party was a lot of fun for the kids. But the food...it was awful. We were among one of the first families to go up to get food and everything was cold. I went back up to maybe get some salad yet the lettuce was gross. I went back to the table to confirm with my family that every thing was cold, and I went back through the buffet line and told them so. One of the staff touched a pan and was like "really?" I didn't see anyone check a temperature on the food. The only hope I have is none of us get sick now. If you're thinking of doing the dinner, done expect a good meal, but know the character experience is awesome. read more

Ab fab! Perfect for younger children. My 4 1/2 year old nephew said that it was the best day ever. SUPER clean, no lines on a Wednesday. We had a a great sunny, happy day here. *WARNING* The new Splash Battle ride is pretty intense. You will get SOAKED. I almost lost a contact and had to wear my sunglasses! There's a cool heat/fan booth outside of the ride that'll help you to dry off but it costs $5.00. It was worth it for my soggy family, for certain! read more