OK, I have always loved this place. They have tons of fun things to do for all ages... Arcade…read moreGames, Ballocity, Miniature Golf, Go Carts, Batting Cages, Amusement Rides, Food, Ice Cream and so much more! BUT, during this COVID 19 pandemic, they have been INCREDIBLE. They have had contests for the kids and families, have been selling Fun Fore All Cards at discounts for when they re-open, have done fundraisers to provide Fun Cards to healthcare workers and so forth. You can tell that they really care about the community and I think that is what makes Fun For All a 5 STAR establishment! Thank you Fun Fore All!!!!! PLEASE support them when they re-open, they deserve it! I know I can't wait to go back!

The height minimum is way too low for the Go-karts. I think they could do a lot better to…read moreaccommodate kids. If I were to make a change, it would be to find a new size of Go-kart.

The girard putt putt is nicer it has all its fountains and waterfalls operating! Not just leaves…read morelaying around n the pools around the complex.

An Absolutely amazing time! There's no place like this in the area & it's right off the turnpike…read moreso it's easy to stop & let the kids play. Putt putt, go carts and arcade games ! They have snacks / food too. Great friendly staff

Great atmosphere. Very expressive in some cases for you to experience everything compared to Dave's…read moreand Busters Ijs. Overall it's great and the food was delicious . We paid 154$ bucks for wrist bands that got us into everything but bowling and something else can't remember lol but it paid for 4ppl i believe. The skating rink seems to have lost some gloss and can tell it's getting worn out. Could use some updating but everything else was fine and enjoyable. Definitely recommend.

It was ok we had fun but over half of the rides were closed but there is really fun things too like…read morethe bumper boats or the grand prix go karts

A perfect blend of nostalgia and adrenaline! Kennywood has…read morethat Pittsburgh charm but with updates that will unleash thrills! Childhood memories of Potato Patch fries, going through Noah's Ark, riding the Turtle and the Kangaroo... those are still there!! Plenty of legendary rides that have existed for 100+ years with the Jack Rabbit, the Racers, and the Whip!! Thrill is next level with the Steel Curtain, the Phantoms Revenge, the Exterminator, and the Thunderbolt!! Kennywood blends together a perfect mix of rides for everyone in the family. Plus they have done well with keeping up with technology and convenience. Their website has wait times kept up to date to allow you to navigate the park without waiting as much, the rides have convenient storage to allow you to carry around that big stuffed animal win, and the park itself is constantly updated and cared for!! Pittsburgh is lucky to have Kennywood!

Kennywood- please figure out a way to either fix the steel curtain or give vouchers to people who…read morewait in line for over an hour to be told the ride is shutting down, just to reopen. I wasn't able to ride it once this year. And I have waited in line over 3 times for it to just be shut down. Went yesterday and was disappointed. A lot of rides were closed due to getting ready for fall fest? But it's only Aug 12th. We love fall fest, but wanted to go on the ragging rapids AT least once this year. Every time we went it was closed.

Having a waterpark in Pittsburgh is a privilege and great to have on hot summer days, but it seems…read moreas though the owners of the park take advantage of the fact that they are the only water park in the area. A day pass is $60. I know that's not the norm and most people buy a season pass, but there's nothing worth $60 there. The slides are fun, but we went on the 4th of July and the two yellow slides and the speed slide were closed. Also, the cocktail bar on the boardwalk was closed as well with some other food options not running either. There's not an abundance of rides, so when multiple are closed, you are disappointing your customers. Aesthetically, the park needs updated. Walking around and seeing areas with overgrown weeds and weeds coming up from under the boards just says "we don't care". The landscaping used to be pristine and now it's either just mulch or overgrown weeds. At the lazy river, the containers for shoes had some very gross mold or something all along the bottom, so we didn't put our shoes there. On some of the building walls by the lazy river, there was mold or something growing on them. Simple power washing can fix these things. People want to walk through and feel like you care about their experience. The "bar" had frozen drink machines that just didn't freeze all day and the worker even said "if you want something of a frozen consistency, you are not going to get it" and then continued selling watery non-frozen drinks from the machine and pouring some alcohol in. For $16 a drink, I passed. Sandcastle could be amazing, but the owners need to add new attractions, make sure rides and food stands are open for people and keep the area clean. It felt dirty in many places when we walked around. Lastly, whoever is in control of the music piping through the park needs a different job. The music was awful on repeat all day.

I always enjoy visiting Sandcastle Waterpark! The lazy river is one of my favorite attractions, and…read moreI love all of the water slides, especially the big tube slide. The wave pool is also a lot of fun and the perfect place to cool off on a hot summer day. The staff is always friendly and genuinely seems to enjoy working there, which makes the experience even better. If you plan on visiting more than once during the summer, I highly recommend getting a season pass. It's a great value since it can be used at both Sandcastle and Kennywood. Overall, Sandcastle is a fantastic place to spend a summer day with family and friends, and I highly recommend it!

Smooth, fast and lots of air time. What more can you want from a coaster? This is my second…read morefavorite coaster in the park. There is an extremely long walk to actually board the coaster. I've never been there where we needed all that space (I can't imagine how long that wait would be). the entrance has automatic gates that open and close when the train is ready to be boarded. You put your belongings in the holder on the exit side and then get in the car. There are two restraint systems. One small standard seatbelt and one lap bar. The seats themselves are on the smaller side, but will still fit plus size riders. The ride itself is exhilarating. The climb up the first hill gives you great views of the park and area (I liked seeing the giraffe's head poking out of Noah's Ark). MAKE SURE TO NOT PULL OUT YOUR PHONE ON THE LIFT HILL. They are very clear and very serious about the rules and yet people still break them every day which makes the train stop on the lift hill. The one down side is that the exit is at a completely different area than the entrance, so make sure you know that if you are meeting non riders. A must ride if you love coasters.

Ranked #1 Roller Coaster by USA Today 2025! An exciting and…read moreexhilarating experience! Fun filled coaster enjoyed by all ages. Very smooth ride with twist and turns and loops for a great ride. Such a cool view of the park atop the highest point of the coaster. Highly recommended ride for thrill seekers. The line can be long at times but it's well worth the wait for the thrill it brings. A must ride while visiting Kennywood, don't go by, give it a try! Looking forward to the thrilling ride again soon!

This is such a gem!! The landscaping is absolutely gorgeous. There aren't enough of these go kart…read moreand putt putt style locations open anymore. This one was so fun. We were soaked from the bumper boats and couldn't stop laughing. The staff is kind and helpful!

Definitely a great experience playing mini golf, batting cages, and the go carts. It's been a while…read moresince I've done any of those. It brought back lots of joy and excitement

Haven't been here in years and I will never come back. The beach was moved and so small. It was…read moreright where boats were docked. The beach itself was full of garbage and geese poop everywhere. They really ruined a quaint place.

Im glad that the park is back up and running after a hiatus but this is definitely not the park I…read moreremember. There may be like 10-12 rides total with the majority being in kiddie land. No complaints of a lot of rides in kiddie land as I have a 19 month old daughter that loved them. You can walk right into the park for free. You can buy a single ride ticket for $5 or ride all day for $10. When we were there Thursday there was a sale and the ride all day were $5. The water park looked new and in great shape. I didn't get to experience that part only the rides. There is direct beach access to a small beach that appeared well kept. They have a nice area for games, maybe about 5 or 6 but the other side is all closed up and looked sad. I will most likely be back but I do hope they make things look alittle nicer.

We used Jeff for a Hawai'i Cruise and absolutely loved it. He thought of everything and answered…read moreall our questions at all hours of the day. We couldn't have had a better vacation without his hard-work of scheduling precisely everything. Our cruise was flawless, from the time we flew out, to when we touched down back in Cleveland. Thank you Jeff !!

Without Backlot Rebellion we wouldn't have known where to start with planning this trip! Thank you…read moreto Jeff for all of your hard work! Will definitely be using his services in the future!

We had the absolute BEST time at Funtimes Fun Park! We came with some cousins and it was easily one…read moreof our favorite outings ever. We had a mix of boys and girls ranging in age from 5 to 11, and it was amazing to see how every single one of them equally loved it! We were there in the winter and it felt like we practically had the place to ourselves. The variety of things to do kept everyone entertained--we went snow tubing, played a ton of games in the arcade, bumped cars (that even my 5 year old was tall enough to drive alone and she was absolutely thrilled!), rode the rides, and even had a blast dancing. The 'paintball' (the little gel beads) was such a hit with the kids, and we ended the day perfectly by roasting marshmallows by the fire. I was shocked at how inexpensive it was for our family of 4 to have 3 hours of uninterrupted nonstop fun! What really stood out was the atmosphere. You can tell that whoever runs this place truly cares about it. It's so well-maintained, and honestly, the bathrooms were incredibly clean!!!! This was a huge deal for us because we drove an hour and a half to get there--we needed a clean spot to change everyone into snow pants when we arrived and back into regular clothes before the long drive home. It made the whole trip so much smoother! Every single staff member was extremely friendly and helpful. A special shout-out to the lady working the concession stand--she gave each kid a different patterned cup so we could keep track of whose was whose! Little details like that really went a long way with me. You can tell the staff takes real pride in the guest experience. We had the best time ever and are already planning our next trip. We will definitely be back this winter, and we can't wait to come back in the summer! Highly recommend for families!

This is my family's 4th time here since summer 2024. We make the 50 minute drive and go on…read moreThursdays from 5-8 and it is only $15.99 per person. The special ends on August 14TH. If you aren't going to ride, it is free. My boys ages 9 and 16, my nephew age 13, and my niece age 6 always have a blast. From 5-6, they do the water slides since they close at 6. From 6-8, they do everything else in the park. There is a mini roller coaster, bumper cars, go karts, the infamous tilt a whirl, mini golf, a batting cage, an arcade and so forth. For the price of $16, you can't beat it! We have local places back home and they cost more than $16 just to ride the go karts twice. Last summer, I wrote a review about the grounds not being handicap friendly because it was all gravel. Well to my surprise, they paved the grounds so now handicap individuals can also attend with family and friends. You don't have to wait in long lines like you would at a local city fest/carnival, state fair, or themed amusement park. No outside food or drink is allowed. There is a small concession stand that sells water, pop, pretzels, nachos, pizza, etc. The 2 vending machines located by the go karts are still out of order. Instead of buying a 65 cent can of pop from the machine you must pay $3.00 for a bottle at the concession stand. On my last visit in June, I mentioned the machines being out of order but they still are inoperable. I guess I will call the vendor myself because $3.00 for a bottle of water is ridiculous. The manager Christine is very friendly. She found my iPhone magnetic charger that I left at the entrance when purchasing wristbands. They have lockers for 50 cent where you can place your personal belongings. Overall, the kids had fun and it didn't break my pockets so that's all that matters. I don't know what people expect for such a minimal price! I guess you can't please everyone.