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We came here for the first time for the AYSO Locomotion tournament. Parking is a nightmare with…read moremost vehicles double parked waiting for stalls and so many cars illegally parked in fire lanes. There was overflowing trash cans in every area, trash all over the fields and nobody from the city clearing anything out. None of the porta potties had water in the hand washing stations first thing Sunday morning, also the fields are in bad shape with dangerous divots/holes and uneven playing surfaces. Yes, it's conveniently located next to many shopping centers and eateries, but in no way would I make this the main hub field for all future tournaments. I didn't like the fact that each field was separated by a road or parking lot as vehicles impatiently speed thru making it dangerous for the kids, definitely one of the worst fields/parks we have been to play soccer at over many years.
Has something for every kid to play on clean restroom good parking well lit park is open fairly…read morelate. Makes it convenient for parents to have time enough after work to go to the park and let the kids have fun. They have seating that is covered barbecues soccer field baseball field area to walk basketball and they have basketball courts and they have a splash pad for the kids to get wet and have fun.
Pretty nice park! Very spacious. Lots of parking available. Although many of the spots were already…read moretaken when I arrived, there were still a few available, however the parking gate was closed. I didn't see any events going on, so I'm not sure what was up with that. There's plenty of parking along the street as well. The bathroom facilities are top-notch. Very clean and stocked well. Even had soap and warm water. There was an air show going on at the local airport, so it was cool to visit here for a bit and catch some of the planes as they were flying by.
This 40 acre park has Playground set…read moreGrassy area Baseball fields Skate park Dog park Walking path Sheltered picnic tables Restrooms Came with daughter to get walking exercise. But only hubby went with her while I enjoyed the gentle breeze while sitting on the picnic table. There are juice bar stands and smoothie food truck parked across the street to quench our thirst!!! Park is kept clean and well maintained!
Saw a UPS driver nearby so we took a picture with him.
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Great park! Has 2 different playgrounds, swings, and large shaded areas with benches/tables with…read moregrills between the 2 playgrounds. Has a basketball court, restrooms and large baseball fields down below. Lots of parking. Well kept and clean. No homeless seen.
Beautiful Park. But the planning just sucks when it comes to…read morebaseball. Home side always has shade. But, the Visitor side is horrible. In the sun. The baseball dug out has full on sun on these kids. Obviously the planner for this park must not have children. I pray that these kids do not get a heat stroke.
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Great place for kids to get into mischief, whatever that may be these days. There's plenty of room…read morefor walking, hiking, hiding, running, throwing the ball, or just sitting and taking in the sounds of children laughing as they play. Dogs also love the area. On the south end of the park is a hill where a bunch of ground squirrels live. Chasing these will definitely tire one out. I'm exhausted after only a few minutes. I wish I had a dog to share in the fun. Those little squirrels are fast! Especially the ones with foaming mouths. Picnic tables and benches are plentiful. Most are shaded. My favorite are the benches on top of the hill. You can get a beautiful view of the surrounding area and further on to the San Bernardino mountains, which at present time are snowcapped. If you enjoy bird watching, you'll see a nice variety. Raven, Hawk, sparrow, robbin, and humming. A flock of geese flew over as I was writing this. Behind the park are rocky hills for the kids to explore. I didn't climb them as I was too tired from chasing the squirrels. Plus, I wasn't feeling too good after one of the foamy ones bit me. I think I ma ey hav.. 2 kuT meye sta shrt,.? ....*×× im feeing a but disney. Quick Tip: If you see foaming squirrels, take away the beer cans they're chewing on. Especially if they're full. Drunken squirrels can get pretty nasty.
It is even more beautiful than the pictures! the park was…read morevery large with lots of different things to do, and everything was nice quality. the people at the park made for a good atmosphere as well
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This is a cool park in Fontana at least I think it's in Fontana! It's got softball fields, a…read morewalking track, a zip line (yes a zip line!), a play area for kids (and adults I guess )! It's got a dog park and a really nice view! In the mornings it's not too crowded and it seems pretty safe! There's cameras along the walking paths and around the rest rooms! There's also basketball courts and a beautiful view of the city and the mountains! This is my go to park especially in the mornings. I've heard it can get busy at night I'm guessing with softball! Really nice, clean park though, one of the best in Fontana imo!
We really love coming to this park to walk because of the nice views! They have an awesome…read moreplayground area for the kids! They have a zip line for the kids and a nice dog park! They also have a baseball field and a basketball court. They have bathrooms and a well size parking lot. They have seating but not seating where you could host a party.
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I love the zip line and the sunsets are sooooo fech and its just so fun there is all kinds of…read morethings to do like go on a walk or bike ride there is lots of grass to play soccer
What a fun park in Norco. It's at the bottom of Pumpkin Rock Trail. There are bathrooms, sporting…read morecourts, giant porch-like swings to sit on, a covered event space with tables, and a huge, fabulous playground for all ages to enjoy.
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The sadly rude secretaries think they run the school and assist with the destruction of the…read morestudents future. All while helpful teachers and staff are trying to help mold the child for the better. I wish somehow secretaries would stop taking advantage of their power and try to help students for the better. The school in general on the other hand has been distinctly different then others in a positive way. They should pluck out the bad or take out the old and bring in the new. I suggest an educated secretary for once.
This school sucks, especially when they're handling a bullying situation. My mom had called the…read moreschool without me knowing about a comment made about me. When I got called into the office, they told me that i didn't have to talk to the girl that had made a comment, I left and they called me back into the office and the girl was right there, it was really uncomfortable and I was crying, at the end, they gave me a stupid comment saying "aren't you glad you told your mom?"
I have attended RCC and MVC over the years starting in 2009. Just like any other state funded…read moreinstitution it comes with its pros and cons. For the most part, all the information you can ever need to get through a basic associate's degree and transfer is available online on their website. Not sure why everyone is hellbent on meeting with people to go over a basic ed plan, AI will do it for you and better. I really don't understand all the negative reviews; people actually point out their faults and shortcomings in the navigating process but somehow its somebody else's fault. "I had good grades, but I turned in some work late and got a fail" really, take some responsibility. Sure, I can understand that its overwhelming at times, and downright frustrating to not get answers right when we want them. But you have to understand the scope of this type of institution. Every year its the same, predictable even. Yet most complaints are just gripes about how their experience was "tough" because nobody helped them personally, welcome to the real world. You look out for yourself. You will have to be the squeaky wheel to get the grease. Ask lots of questions and don't be afraid to rattle some cages. Afterall the people who work at RCC are just people, forget attitudes and personal feelings towards the staff. Remember you're there for a personal goal and that should be your focus. If one counselor is not helpful go to another one. If you don't like the way your degree is shaping out, change it. Don't be a complainer who does nothing about it. RCC is great, really people don't hesitate to ask your professors questions, they are for the most part really down to earth people trying to make a difference. The photography department is top notch also FYI. Good luck to you all.
I attended this school as a CyberSecurity major and did my two classes online. I did everything I…read morewas required to do which included taking a huge desktop computer apart piece by piece & putting it all back together again inside the classroom with the instructor approving it. I passed all the assignments but I was late turning in the lab work and received two fails as my final grade. Even though I passed 95% of the work with better than 80% scores. That's my complaint.
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Nice clean family park to spend the day. They have trails for bike riding, nice big trees for…read morepicnicking and a lot of green grass for playing ball. The only downfall is the fencing that leads to the river bottom. It's fun going down there, although I don't believe you're supposed to. There is usually a small creek running but homeless seem to have invaded the entire river bottom. You have to be extremely careful. Plus, a lot of trash down there of all sorts.
There was a nice breeze and great views at the top of a hill, when I visited…read more It looks like this is a good spot for a picnic and/or disc golf, so I hope to return in the future!
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Cactus, flowers and butterfly.
Substituted here in the after-school program. It was an okay experience…read more I will say though.... The "bad kids" are bad bad lol Lots of chaos in the afterschool program. Kids getting into fights, not listening, or just running out of line. Security seemed to manage it well though considering. Staff all have walkie-talkies and can communicate with each other that way. Security is good. They are on the ball. I think they could use more security for the behaviors they have to manage. Teachers are great. They do the best with what they have. Teachers are very patient with students. The lunch area is pretty basic. The school itself could use some TLC. But it isn't horrible.
Only 1 star to front office the lady In The entrance it's very rude she treat the Latinos bad and…read moreso rude the thing I don't like they always had favoritism with people the is always chatting with them and the worst the she is Latina too the only one the is very nice it's this young lady The only one with blonde hair she is so nice and always has a smile and help people the way it has to be we need more front office girls like her always helping she is a 5 stars
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I came to The Little League Regional World Series Final and had a great time. The park was…read moreimmaculate and the staff was the best I have ever seen. Parking was really good and getting out of the stadium only took a few minutes the facilities for the kids is fantastic they have a well-run organization and to think there's no admission fee. It is a great friendly setting to watch some Great baseball. I have been watching the regionals all over the country on TV for quite a few years and this is by far one of the best looking
Al E. Houghton Stadium is small, intimate atmosphere that really allows you to feel like you are…read more"in the game." On a warm summer night there is nothing better than going to the park, sipping a pop, eating some nachos and watching some of the greatest little league games you will ever see. This stadium is host to the WEST and NORTHWEST Region games every year. The park is situated right in San Bernardino, CA - and it is very accessible off CA Interstate 15. Games are free so there is no tickets to the game that you need to worry about just head over to the park and enjoy.
If you're a parade fan you'll enjoy this one. Main Street lines up with guests as they wait in…read moreanticipation. All the characters appearances are grand. Tall structures, spinning, lifts and flowing excitement as they take the path. Staff are great at keeping everyone safe and organized. It's a fun experience. Mickey in Fantasmic attire is the finale. Paint the night keeps everyone smiling from start to finish.
Paint the Night is a night time parade at Disneyland Park. It features a lot of floats in bright…read moreneon colors with all of your favorite Disney characters. The parade features over a million LED lights; one cool thing is that Main Street goes completely dark so that the parade can shine brighter. The characters included Tinker Bell, Mike and Sulley, Lightning McQueen, Anna and Elsa, Goofy, and of course Mickey and Minnie. People wait 1-1.5 hours before the parade standing around or sitting on the curb to get the best views. Overall it's high energy and all the characters are dancing and waving to the crowd.
I really enjoyed working with the staff at the City of Corona. They were accommodating to our…read moreneeds. The Auditorium was very clean and seated about 350 people. Yes! I would highly recommend this and use this facility again.
Aladdin was a Hit! Great production, well put together props…read moreand sets with talented performers too! Seats are cushy too.
1100th Yelp review! Woo hoo - or in this case, whoo-whoo!!!…read more We came here this past Saturday to check out the trains before going off to catch our movie date... I really wish we had more time to spend here, as there's a lot to see! Between the Santa Fe 3751 steam engine and its 80-inch steel drivers - and really loud whistle! - to the tours of the classic Union Pacific lunch counter and dormitory cars and caboose cabs, active train cab, and the parlour cabin of Amtrak's Coast Starlight, and to the numerous model train displays, there's plenty to see around this train festival.... along with seeing the Metrolink, Amtrak, and freight trains going about their regular business at the Santa Fe Depot during the day. The two highlights for us had to be the Mine Train thru Nature's Wonderland model train display showing what the original Disneyland attraction looked like before it was changed to Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, and going into one of Disneyland Railroad's trains, the F.P. Holiday! My girlfriend was even lucky enough to ring the train's bell! (Fun fact: there's actually five trains at the park; one of them - Holiday 5 - is used for special occasions, including pulling the Lilly Belle VIP car.) Looking forward to going on the Disneyland Railroad again later this summer! Plenty to see and do during Railroad Days - definitely coming back again next year!
A nice event that stays focused on train-related interests unlike some festivals that have people…read morehawking things entirely unrelated to the main theme. We went to the 2014 festival which didn't look much different than the Yelp photos from the 2012 event. There were about ten model railroads in various scales from area clubs. The most unique was from a Lego club. We could walk through three cabooses, but climbing into the cupolas wasn't allowed. Nothing required waiting except the opportunity to sit in the driver's seat of a new BNSF diesel locomotive. Don't go too late on Sunday because some of the vendors start packing up an hour prior to closing time. Don't bother visiting the original Fullerton train station which has mostly been converted to commercial and storage space. Free parking was available and close to the venue. We stayed 75-minutes.
This is my first time ever experiencing Food and Wine Festival here at Disneyland aka Disney…read moreCalifornia Adventure, not only I did my research via Youtube, shoutout to Magic Journeys and Lisaland for making a video and rating the food items with the prices) Not part of the pass but you gotta get the banana bread pudding at aunt cass, if you're vietnamese what I can described the taste and texture, its like eating banh chuoi but without the coconut and toasted sesame seeds. I can't eat coconut stuff but that banana bread pudding was to died for, don't really taste the caramel. $8.49 for the Banana Caramel Bread Puddiing and remember you can mobile order this item. Now getting back to the Food and Wine, got my 8 item pass and you can order all at once at one of the main booth and pick up the items along the way, no need to get in line for every item you need. I purchased my pass at the first shop you see when you enter in the DCA to your left or there are other places you can purchased these passes at participation locations on which you can find on the little food and wine booklet. As you can tell by the pictures, i have label a grading systems out of ten and the most desires items are the mickey snickers and the sirloin gruyere mac & cheese, everything else were mid or decent, other than the three items that is not part of the SSP. Can't wait to go next year but I'm hoping to go to the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts at DisneyWorld in January of 2027 (dates not confirm yet, maybe TimTracker vlogs will tell me later on this year)
4/1/2026 We came for…read morespring break and decided to do the food and wine festival 2026 and bought (2) 8 tasting samples. Non-alcoholic drinks were all pretty sweet. Food was a tad on the salty or dry side. The booths prep and set aside under heat lamps pending pickups. You can order anything you want, the staff scans your badge and you enter your pin to redeem your sample/item. We tried an array of samples and drinks. It was an ok experience for us.
8/22/26 I was drawn to this tour from an IG post about their haunted church tour but that required…read moreadvanced reservation. So my friends & I just opted to go with the regular tour today. We were welcomed by our gracious host and was later given a tour by John. The staff were extremely accommodating & forthcoming with answering all our questions. I was very impressed with the almost pristine condition of all their antiques. There items I was quite familiar with and some I've never seen before or known what their uses are for, truly fascinating. This historical society mainly thrives on donations and mostly operated by the folks who volunteer. I'm very curious about attending the nighttime ghost tour but I'm also fairly skittish. If you are interested in learning about the history of this place, feel free to come and visit, it is only during Saturdays 10 am until 2 pm. Please call first as their schedule might change. Street parking only but we had no problem finding a spot.
Staff and volunteers here are awesome welcoming and informative. A genuine gem of Rialto history…read more All the donations from the generous antique collectors give visitors a time travel back to the future style. Explore room by room, delicately laid out items are well preserved and very clean. Contraptions that will make you appreciate the true grit of our parents and grandparents. This used to be used for Sunday school rooms. Walk right in no appointment needed and sign the guest book. Church tour is right next door which will require reservation. Parking along side street or few parking spots in back.
RAFFMA (Robert & Frances Fullerton Museum of Art) is a wonderful museum located at Cal State San…read moreBernardino. Parking is for a fee, but it is not high. I think we paid about 5$. It is a walk, however, to the museum from the parking areas. The entry fee is donation based and a minimum of 5$ is suggested. The museum has art from their permanent collections which includes antiquities and contemporary art. They offer new exhibits quite a bit so if yo have something particular in mind, give them a call. They also have solo installations by contemporary artists. This is the best museum in San Bernardino. If you like art you will enjoy this place. Have fun.
If your a student, stop in…read more They offer regular tours to groups. Mostly consists of objects on loan. Entrance is free with a suggested donation of $3. Parking will cost you $5. You can pay for two hour parking and save a dollar, but if you do the 5, you can walk around the campus. It is one of the greenest campuses in the Cal State system. APRIL 19 - JULY 31, 2014 "Vital Signs" Poetry by Juan Delgado and photographs by Thomas McGovern
Disneyland has always done a nice job with their parades. If you want a good view, you will want to…read morefind a spot on the curb somewhere on Main Street a couple hours before the parade starts. The Disney Parade is a nice break from walking around the park. It also gives you a chance to see many of the Disney characters all in one setting. The Main Street Electrical Parade is a night time parade that features live performers and floats that are covered in over 600,000 electronically controlled LED lights. There have been many versions of this parade and it is seasonal. When Disneyland isn't running the electrical parade, they still have the late afternoon parade complete with floats, live performances and Disney characters. I'm a big parade guy and enjoy the ones here because they are short and Disneyland does a good job with organizing them. But sometimes I will use this time to go ride some rides because the lines are shorter.
As a kid coming to Disneyland, I have always loved the electrical parade. This time, I wanted my…read morekids to enjoy the newer electrical parade, Paint The Night. It was still fun and magical. Loving the Pixar add ins. My daughter loved watching it including to see her favorite princess, Rapunzel. Looking forward to more electrical parades in the future.!
can't say enough good things about the vibe, atmosphere and people…read morethe prices are steep but everything is in Calif had a wonderful time, way better than in Boston
Angel Stadium is always an awesome time! The stadium is a…read morefun and entertaining experience every visit! Make a point to get your seats on the lower level regardless of where your seat is located. The upper seats seem to have way less leg room. The food choices are awesome. Weird little thing, the Angels Dog is an awesome nothing special hot dog. The Hoffy dogs seem to have a light seasoning blend that makes it one or two ticks above a plain old hot dog. It seems like a nothing thing, but they are awesome. And a Coca-Cola joint! Go Halos!! Keep Rockin'! #MattJasonRocks #KeepRockin
Really neat update and great show. Love the Walt animatronic and how smooth it is. Very magical…read more Before going into the theater, it's neat to see the vintage Mickey ears, the designs for the different lands, the other ride animatronics (love the It's a Small World geese and Tiki Room parrots), little statues, and so much more. Definitely worth exploring around a bit as well. There's a voiceover with Bob Iger and parts of Walt's recorded interview sound bits throughout his life. Perfect for the old heads and those who love Disney history. Not the greatest for children though, even at elementary school age. Many in front of me were getting bored and fussy. Great way to escape the heat to boot.
I know people have had mixed feelings on the Walt animatronic but I think it is pretty awesome and…read moreremarkable with the movement and all. The storyline is great, very inspirational (especially when you have two artists/musicians on your household). Never give up on your dreams! Great overlay for Disney's 70rh and a great way to get a break from the hustle and bustle (and heat) of the parks. Highly recommend next time you visit!!!