This is my fourth trip to Malibu Jacks with my Granddaughter. The first three trips were great and…read moremy granddaughter had a great time. The fourth time was a little different. We show up and find out that the indoor roller coaster for younger kids was taken out. In addition, they removed the electric go-karts and replaced them with pedal cars. Although, I drove the go-kart in the past, she loved the ride while being in the passenger seat. I think I will give her more time at the area trampoline park for the time being in addition to swimming this summer. I will try Malibu Jacks again next fall and see if she shows more interest in it than again.

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We thought everyone working there was super friendly, and the day is affordable-ish if you buy the…read morespecials. The mini golf is a bit outdated but has its charm. My son had an awesome time on the Go Karts, since he could do both the kiddie kart and the double kart.

Open during Phase 3! If you bring your own gear, you can…read morestay safely socially distanced from other patrons. We tried the batting cages, you need wipes to clean hands after the money changer and touching the gates, but you are alone in the cage...obviously. We also used the driving rage, again, plenty of social distancing since the mats are about ten feet apart. They do have equipment to borrow, for free and with a used discard bin, but it's just easiest to bring your own stuff. The other things open are mini golf and go karts. We did not do those, but will probably be back since the outdoor options still aren't all open. The reason for the knock off star are the prices. This is an old facility with very modern prices. The two don't match. Also, Dairy Ripple is next door, so make it an afternoon trip out to Sycamore!

If you need a ride and you're in Rockford Illinois belvedere or anywhere please give us a call and…read morethey are the best company there is and the reliable you treat you like family

Terrific locally owned, family operated business. Recommend highly for safety, cleanliness,…read moretimeliness and wonderful owners! 10 out of 10

This is such a gem for the 2-7 age range! It was $15 for a 4 year old and 1 year old. Our 1.5 year…read moreold even got to ride the train (with an adult), go down the giant slide and play on the playground. Quick drive from the city. We spent 2 hours here and got to try every ride and have lunch. It's small so 2 hours was perfect. Our 4 year old rode the carousel, flying pirate ship, train, Giant slide, water boats and rock climbing wall (with harnesses). There is a big play lot that is really fun too. Concession options were good - pizza, chicken tenders, corn dog, hot dog, fries, ice cream. No juice boxes. Clean bathrooms and water fountain. Lots of tables in the shade to eat. The ride operators were extra special nice to the kids. One stopped to help our kid with her shoe at the top of the slide and one put towels on the seat of the ride so it wasn't too hot from the sun. We left happy!

This is great a place for young children…read more You only have to pay for the child. $15 for non residents. There's only two rides parents can join on - the train and the burlap sack slide. The other rides the child does by themselves. My 3 year old son had a blast! A young 3 years old was the perfect age and we will definitely take him back next year. This would be a great place for birthday parties too.

top of the line carnival awesome looking equipment. very nice looking games, the workers are so…read morenice and friendly. it's nice to see them when they come to town 100/100 for sure

This used to be a fun place to go as a child. I took my 10 year old daughter here and she was in an…read moreawkward stage... one inch too tall for the kiddie rides and not interested in roller coasters. The tilt a whirl was not operating. They also only have one small gift shop when you leave the park, wish they had more gift shops around the park. The games had cheesy teddy bears as prizes... so my daughter did not want to play any games. It was crowded and people with little kids enjoyed themselves. However at the stage my daughter is... I would rather go to a carnival, at least I don't have to pay unless I go on a ride even if a wrist band is more expensive. It was fun but too expensive for what is offered... don't think we will be back

Santa's Village is one of my family's yearly traditions. This is the cleanest and picturesque…read moreamusement parks you can go to. The staff are friendly and helpful. They have great rides that all ages will enjoy. Lots of great food options - the homemade donut holes are my favorite. Huge water park. And of course ... Santa visit is a must. Lots of free parking. Highly recommend!

I read about this place in a Quad Cities "Fun Things to Do" Guide. It said they had zip lines,…read morealong with some other activities, so I thought it would be a lot of fun for my daughter & I to do. She was SO excited. When we got there it was closed. I called and talked to a very rude gentleman who said they aren't open to the public except one weekend a year. It is only for groups to use the rest of the year. I told him that we had wanted to go zip-lining and he said "Why should I open to you and only get $5 a person when I can charge $50 a person in large groups?" Well, I guess what he said makes sense, but if I were planning to book a group to go there for team building, I would surely cancel after him talking to me that way. So, sweetheart, $50 times nobody equals 0.00! You need to put in your advertisement that it is for groups only. Nowhere on your website does it say that.