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Bricks4kidz - Rancho Cucamonga

4.7 (3 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Randall Lewis Second Story And Beyond

Randall Lewis Second Story And Beyond

3.5(34 reviews)
4.5 km

I stand by most everything in my last review, but I would change the stars to 4 out of 5. It really…read moreisn't worth the $16 per person (maybe one time only?), but it IS worth it if you have the WIC/SNAP/EBT discount of $6 per person for up to 4 people. My 5 year old and almost 8 year old enjoyed it, but I wouldn't recommend it for older. 1.75 to 2 hours is perfect. After that, we were just repeating some favorite things for a little while, but definitely not more than 2.5 hours total. I do like that it's a small area, so I could keep an eye on multiple kids at the same time, even if they were in slightly different places.

I'm basing my review on the overall value for the price. I will start by saying that the space is…read morevery nice with lots of engaging, interactive activity stations. I love that! My kids love that! Here's what we don't love: 1. The price. If they charged $12-14 per child and let parents in for free, I would easily give this place 5 stars. The bottom line is that it's overpriced for what it is. It is not a large space. It's actually the smallest children's museum we've visited, yet it is the most expensive at $15 per child and $16 per adult. It cost almost $50 for me and my two kids. Why are the prices so hefty, and why are adults charged at all? 2. No re-entry. Again, why? For the price, we should be able to leave for a bit to eat and come back. I cannot think of a justifiable reason for this policy. 3. The enforcement of arbitrary rules. Several times during our visit, the employees would come on the loudspeaker reminding parents that all children needed to be accompanied at all times. That makes perfect sense for toddlers and babies. But my kids are 5 and 9. My well behaved 9 year old should be allowed to explore and take her time in a station without me hovering over her. This is a safe place designed for children, so why are they not allowed to roam and explore like they can at other children's museums? If it's a safety concern of making sure they don't get kidnapped or leave the premises, then install a gate and check-out system. It would be quite easy since there are employees just standing at the front desk the entire time anyway. They also have an open staircase right there that seems hazardous to little ones, so a gate would make the most sense. There are far too many other incredible children's museums in Southern California (Kidspace in Pasadena, Yorba Linda Children's Museum, the Discovery Cube, etc) that blow Second Story out of the water and are more appropriately priced.

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Hangar 18 - Rancho Cucamonga - half of the gym is closed for construction

Hangar 18 - Rancho Cucamonga

4.3(57 reviews)
3.4 km

It's nice to have a gym so close by that I can just go for some climbs for an hour any time I want…read more Although this place is located in an odd area, there's so many friendly climbers on a daily basis, I don't worry about my car in the lot. Coming into the parking lot, I'd say be careful driving past the gate; the gate isn't secured properly to the cement on the floor, so it pops up, making it hazardous for your tires. The workers here are very chill, just like any other gym, though climbers are very chill in general. They're very helpful and friendly if you ever need them. They keep the gym very clean and the bathrooms well stocked. They are also always quick to notice you and provide support if needed. The routes here are a range of difficulties. The basic routes here feel slightly more difficult than other gyms, helping you build your core. They reset the walls on a weekly basis, which encourages you to come back. On the weekdays, it's ridiculously packed where people don't wait their turn in the walls. Lots of newcomers and people who come after work. If you like climbing freely, wait for weekends in the evenings!

I have been going to Hangar 18 since 2011 (started in Long Beach). I have been going to the Rancho…read morelocation since it opened in 2014. I love visiting the other gyms as well in upland and riverside. In over a decade of climbing here, I've met some wonderful friends and climbing buddies. Front desk staff has always been the kindest and most knowledgeable of any of the other gyms. I'm hoping today was an aberration, but I have never been treated so rudely. No empathy, just plain cold at the front desk. I will continue to support and recommend Hangar 18 to new and we experienced climbers, but hoping they ask the new front desk staff to treat guests with young kids better.

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