Came here for a five year-old birthday party. There were two employees assigned to the party and…read morekept everything on time and organize. Pizza and food was served at the end and was great We would definitely consider for a fun day or future birthday party

Our hosts hannah and francis were great. My kids had a wonderful time. I would anyday host a party…read moreagain. everyone in the party loved it.

Wonderful family atmosphere, not overcrowded and plenty of shady areas for grandparents to catch…read moretheir breath while the little ones enjoy the rides. Prices are family friendly as well. Highly recommend.

BEST part : LOTS OF TREES for SHADE !!…read more Well worth the money ($43 includes taxes and fees, online purchase). The park is clean, very well maintained with beautiful landscaping. Staff are very nice and friendly. There are lots of trees providing shade so it has a magical garden vibe. You don't get the sense of it being an overly commercialized amusement park at all. All the rides are geared towards younger kids like 2-8 yrs old. It is not crowded on weekday and there were no lines for rides. I would gladly pay for these types of parks over spending hours in line at crowded Disney parks any day. It's small and compact so it's an easy walk for kiddos and grandparents, yet large enough that there are enough rides and attractions to spend a whole day. Outside food and drinks are allowed, plenty of covered seating areas. I was surprised to see peacocks, pheasants(in aviary) and rabbits (in the straw 3 Little Pigs house). Bathrooms are clean. There is a splash pad area, bring water play clothes for the kids if you want. Food is reasonably priced. Keep up the great work ! Love this spot PS: Some minor things that could make the experience better : Some of the dolls, statues and animatronics are creepy looking. Lol. I hope they consider repainting the expressions or replacing : Mother Goose's eyes Goldilocks Snow White 100 dolls at the gift shop looks haunted lol Little Red Riding Hood

This amazing indoor climbing gym is perfect for adults and kids. My 3 year old had a wonderful…read morefirst climbing experience here. Everything was clean, felt safe, and Danny made sure that every question I had was fully answered. Thanks Danny and everyone! We will be back.

Came over spring break. It was packed and a large number of walls were closed, not really sure why?…read moreI think they didn't have enough staff to cover all of the walls and help? Climbing was still fun, even if we waited in line a couple of times. The front desk employee did say we can call ahead next time to see if they were expecting it to be busy, definitely will next time. They did have a really cool cotton candy machine that had all different designs and flavor options, my kids did get a kick out of that.

Definitely a cool experience overall. When we went it wasn't too crowded, maybe about a group of…read more10, so everything was handled pretty quickly. I was in a party of two. We walked in and were greeted at the front desk. The registration/check-in process was easy, just filling out a quick waiver. After that, we were told it'd be a little wait and we'd hear our names over the loudspeaker when our race was ready to go. Not even a full 15 minutes later we were being called to race. Once fitted with our protective gear we sat and listening to the directions & rules which was thorough! The race itself was fun! There were plenty of laps and the karts reached a fun speed. I can definitely see myself visiting again. Great if you don't want to deal with shoulder to shoulder crowds, in a comfortable environment.

It was cool and fun you just got to learn to drive it and you can go fast…read more And they are very nice people

We had a great time spending Easter at an Amusement Park. The Easter Bunny gave us eggs with ride…read moretickets inside. There are tons of places to eat. Def get a fresh squeezed lemonade. We enjoyed some hot dogs and fries at Olde Heidelberg, onion rings, wings and fried Raviolis at another stand and Puerto Rican food at Mambo's Nando's. They have rides for all ages. There are a lot more for the younger crowd than other parks around the area. The go karts and batting cages are a nice addition. There's a parking lot right behind and next to the park, so no searching for parking. There's a waterpark across the street, Runaway Rapids. We can't wait until the summer to go. It's so much fun. They have some great slides and features.

Might have felt different if we'd had little kids with us. The overall feeling is that of a place…read morefrom another time. On the other hand, the workers we dealt with here were all super pleasant and helpful. Best part was the well kept arcade with reasonably priced skee ball lanes and a beautiful antique merry go round.

We visited Six Flags and had a great time overall, but a few things stood out that I think are…read moreworth sharing. First, several rides were closed -- possibly due to short staffing or needed repairs. I'd suggest the website list how many rides are closed on a given day so visitors can decide in advance whether it's worth the trip. Given how much a visit costs, it's frustrating to arrive and find a chunk of the rides unavailable. Second, the food was great, but there should be more healthier options on the menu. Finally, at every ride we visited, the staff seemed unmotivated -- dragging their feet, no greetings, no smiles. I'd recommend that staff orientation emphasize how important it is to welcome guests warmly, ideally with a smile.

Hello Darlings! Your…read moreHost is back. It's time to get those creative literary juices flowing once more and peck out a trip review of Six Flags Great Adventure. My last trip review of SFGADV was in October, 2018, well before the Cedar Fair / Six Flags merge in 2024. For this here review, we'll cover the attractions we experienced on Sunday, July 19, 2026 and our thoughts concerning the visit on the whole. So, let's get down to the business at hand, shall we? The first thing, darlings, is to be aware that cash is *not* king here. In fact, the park is completely cashless. Please make certain you have some form of a cash alternative with you when visiting here. Examples: debit/credit cards, Apple/Google Pay, sugar daddies with these alternatives, etc. Since my bud Ron and I have memberships, we get four free FAST Lanes for each and every visit (don't be jealous!), so waiting long periods of time for rides wasn't a factor for this visit...we skipped four long lines and did four rides, which kept any wait to an absolute minimum. If you're a parkie and plan to do several visits, a membership may be worth its weight in gold, so to speak. And while you're at it, spring for the meal plan and get a beverage cup. Food is not inexpensive so you might want to consider this, especially if you don't want to leave the park and trek over to the nearby Wawa or McD's. A note about the drink cup: it is cheaply made yet it must last you the entire season. DO NOT put it in a dishwasher. DO NOT leave it in a hot car. It will melt like the Wicked Witch of the West and you will be shocked when you find out how much $$ you'll have to shell out (cashless, of course) a pretty cashless penny to replace it. They won't ever give you a freebie...no such thing as a free lunch, especially at Six Flags, so treat the cup as you would your first born. Here are the rides we experienced on this trip and how Your Host rates them: 1. FLASH: Vertical Velocity (B-). It opened last season but this was our first ride on it. Overall, it's exciting and a bit disorienting. The hang time is really cool, but that's about it. I found it sort of meh-ish despite the other stuff, but if we had to wait on that long line, we would've been unhappy, to say the least. Fortunately, we had Fast Lane, so we went directly to the front of the line, which ameliorated any dissatisfaction with the experience overall. 2. Barrels of Fun (F). Content creators gave this some pretty positive accolades so i looked forward to this one. But darlings, this ride is a banger and quite violent. This is a spinning Wild Mouse that was relocated from SF America and had been completely restored. It's pretty, I'll admit, but looks only get you so far. Things start out okay at first but descend into the depths of Hell as the ride progresses. Once the car starts spinning right round baby like a record baby do things become like going a few rounds with Mike Tyson. It's NOT a fun ride (unless you're seriously into PAIN). Rename this ride to "Barrels of Agony' or "Barrels of Torture"...not "Barrels of Fun". 3. Saw Mill Log Flume (B). For a flume, it's pretty darn good and we got soaked...so go in with that expectation. The park did a great job restoring the ride and like Barrels, it's pretty. It's not silky smooth but fun overall. Ideal in hot weather...ideally. 4. Medusa (B+). Your standard B&M floorless looper. Fun and exciting and a recommended stop here. DINING: Best of the West (A-). For park fare, it's pretty darn good. Both of us had pulled pork sandwiches, which come with tater tots, corn bread (they really want to carb one up!) and Cole slaw. Since I'm not an avid fan of the tot, they went largely untouched. The sandwich wasn't the easiest thing to eat so it's was a fork in' experience, but that's okay. Recommended. Overall a nice way to spend a few hours and a nice time. The park looks clean and fresh, and the owners are making great progress in beautifying it. Yes, definitely come visit and get back to me... TTFN, Your Host (& Ron)

LONG BRANCH: The Pier Village Carousel is a great spot to take a selfie with your pup!…read more Leashed dogs are invited inside, but are not allowed on the carousel. Look at these great photos and we now have a unique memory of a day at the shore. The staff is friendly and were so excited to have Brie and They Call Me Auggie Doggie visit! 155 Ocean Ave N. Long Branch, NJ 07740 (Right across from Doggie Sweets and Wave Resort)

Amazing experience for the kiddo. Jake was awesome. We will definitely be back. Thank youread more

People giving this place more than 2 stars have never been to a mini golf course with any variety…read morewhatsoever. I don't mean to be negative but it's just green turf with a hole and maybe some brightly painted rocks and a Ton of mosquitos...No theme to the mini golf course, no holes that had any sort of obstacles other than don't let your ball fall into the Gatorade-blue water. It is 18 holes, it is inexpensive and they did have bug spray when you got there. We had fun!

This place is a dump. Hasn't been updated in years. Greens were dirty and unkempt. I must say…read morethe smell from the BBQ restaurant inside was heavenly.

This location is FILTHY. PERIOD. The equipment is falling apart and not properly maintained OR…read moreCLEANED! See my photo for proof! I visited from out of town thinking my membership would work but I should've read the fine print when signing up. As others have mentioned, your membership doesn't work nationwide- you'll have to pay 50% of admission fee. I wouldn't have minded if the facility was up to par. My son said the employee strapped him in the harness so tightly that the zip line was the worst. That is usually his favorite attraction. Not all Urban Air locations are like this. Our local Urban Air is very nice, clean and staff are so helpful and friendly. p.s. If your kid is a jerk please keep them at home.

This place is absolutely horrifying. My 5 year old went for a birthday party. The place was JAM…read morepacked with kids. The garbages were overflowing. The place was filthy. The "kid employees " working the attractions were pretty much statues. There was zero enforcement of the rules. Everything was way too over crowded. There was teenagers running through the entire place knocking little kids over. It was unsafe, dirty, and not properly staffed. Do not go.