Worth the price of admission…read more Where else can you see condors and enjoy a beer? Other rare and exotic birds are here to be seen. I'll be back for sure since I am an annual member.

Sadly, I came to this after after it got dark outside, and all you can see is cacti lit up by…read morecolorful lights... no birds or animals. I could imagine it might be cool during the daytime. I personally feel they should close the entire Safari Park when it gets dark because no animals are out, and there are NO LIGHTS in the entire park except for here with the colorful lights.

Parking 5/5 -Plenty of spots available, parking fee does…read moreapply. Ambiance 5/5 -I visited on a super hot day but it was still a very pleasant experience. Attractions are a lot more spaced out than the main San Diego Zoo, it's much more catered to additional experiences you pay for to interact more with animals in the safari section. However, the Africa Tram is free with entrance and is a decent option for exploring the free range animals. I also saw the new restaurant they have next to the elephants valley, it looks cool and you can dine almost right next to elephants.

How has it been over 15 years since I've reviewed this place?!?…read moreI've been on and off again passholder for nearly 30 years. Currently need to renew that I'm waiting for my next trip to do that I'm also a teacher and we do about four field trips a year here. It honestly is super exciting to be able to take a group of ninth graders from National city to the wild animal park. The majority of these students have never been there and seeing their enjoyment is almost as amazing as taking your own child as a toddler. I currently am obsessed with the platypus and the kangaroo here. There's so many amazing animals and the Safari Park does a fabulous job of caring for them and breeding them and educating the public about endangered species This is my absolute favorite day, except in the deadly heat of summer I'm going to plan a trip this winter when my kids are home from college. That's when I'll renew. We already have a school trip planned this fall so see you soon San Diego Zoo Safari Park

Belmont Park sits along the Mission Beach boardwalk, close to everything, with parking lots nearby…read more It's a fun tourist attraction, and we especially enjoy the mini golf and pineapple Dole Whip. The rides can feel rough and jerky, but the kids love them. An all-day pass is usually the best value, since individual tickets add up; some attractions cost extra. Other activities include an elevated harnessed obstacle course, rock-climbing wall, roller coaster, laser tag, arcade, food, and a large indoor pool. Overall, it's a fun spot, though the area can feel sketchy at night due to reports of gang fights and shootings.

I will be honest about why this stood out. Good service has felt rare lately. We have sat through…read moreplenty of counters and plenty of meals where people barely looked up, where the smile was forced, and where the tip went out anyway. Ronan was the opposite of that. He was helpful, patient, and genuinely glad to be helping a family get their day started right. He put a smile on my daughter's face, my son's face, my wife's face, and mine. That is not a small thing. To the management at Belmont Park: Ronan deserves recognition, and he deserves a real shot at interviewing for whatever position he is aiming for. Whatever his vision is here, I believe he will excel at it. People like Ronan are the reason a family comes back. Thank you, Ronan. We appreciated it.

Less crowded than the Main Zoo at Balboa Park and lot more open space. Unlimited Tram Rides…read more Parking is $12, ($9 for members or free for Diamond Membership) We get the Dual Diamond Membership for $140 which includes free parking here and unlimited visits to the main Zoo and the Wild animal park for me and my wife. Tip: Come here early on the weekends because it is much cooler and less crowded. Also get on the Tram before 11:30 to avoid long lines. Some of the exhibits to see are the Tiger Trail, Lion exhibit and Gorilla exhibit. You can get real close (Just a thick piece of Glass between you and the Animal) and see how they interact. I have seen the Lions Male and Females fight over a Large Leg Bone the trainer threw out - It was Really cool. Also check out the Cheetah Run usually once a day at 3:30. 0-60 in about 3.5 seconds. Really amazing to watch!

My son is finally tall enough to ride and wanted to jump on this coaster to compare it to the…read moreothers that he's been on. We were seated at the front on the Dragon's Head. At first I thought it would be a bad idea since it might hinder our view but I was wrong. My son loved it but not as much as the other options inside the park. The line wasn't too long so I can't complain. Would I ride it again? Only if my son needs a companion.

Delicious! And they serve breakfast all day which is awesome! Great location in the middle of town,…read morelots of parking. Close to the Snoqualmie falls which you must go see if you're in the area

Worth the price of admission…read more Located towards the rear of the San Diego Fair it's ideal for families. They offer smaller scale rides that are cheaper to get into. More space and space dining tables to sit and relax. Mini ferris wheels and a bible class!

If you love food and the outdoors, this is a great spot to visit while in the Safari Park…read more With reasonably priced food and drinks, you can't pass it up when wandering the Leemur Walkway. They offer burgers, fries and nachos as well as churros! What else can you ask for!? With the southern end view of the mountains, it's ideal if you just want to forget about the worries of the world - even if only for a few minutes. With many tables available as well as shady spots, you can expect me to spend a little extra time here at the terrace. I'll be back for sure as I live food and one of a kind views of the San Pasqual Valley.

This restaurant is located near the lemurs. I love this restaurant because it has a lot to offer!…read more Food: The food is great! Is it perfect? No but it's not terrible. I would totally eat here again. They have everything from tacos and burritos to burgers. Location: The location is insane because it's near the lemurs and a short walk to the giant balloon. So it is near a lot of great entertainment! View: The view is incredible from here!! It's all outdoor seating and it was never crowded. They have one of the best views of any restaurant in the zoo!! The only downside is how dirty the tables were. The guy working this area was working very hard to clean it. However most of the tables were dirty. Overall I would recommend this restaurant to anyone!

The horror campout was a blast!…read more The actors are really engaging from the moment folks start to line up. And they are far more creepy and realistic than the monsters you see in a typical haunted house. The Hell Hunt is really the draw to the whole event. Tons of fun. NOT easy! It really is important to read your dossier fully before arriving to put together all the clues and hints to help you along the course. The only aspect I didn't like was Blood Tag. But this was because of the participants. Even with goggles on, it is NOT ok to shoot people in the face, y'all! It might be helpful if the facilitators made this a rule of the game and announced it beforehand. The actors and "counselors" were just great all around. In addition to being creepy, and always staying in character, they were really helpful and genuinely wanted everyone to have a good time. For example, if they saw someone struggling, they would sort of help them along while still staying true to the game. *potential spoilers* Some favorite characters were: Sister, the doctor (meoooooow!), mothman (ULTRA creepy!), and the voodoo dancers (y'all really made me earn that shit!). One last suggestion/request - it would be cool to have a cookout, even if it's just hotdogs/veggie dogs and/or burgers or something simple like that. And coffee and bagels for breakfast would be nice (even though I didn't end up staying over, but had thought of that when I intended to). In all I had a really good time, and can't wait to do it again next year! Thanks for a great time!

A thrilling, exciting, CREATIVE way to have fun with your friends! This company does a wonderful…read morejob planning the campouts - great choreography, timing, actors, and facilities. They also respect their campout sites, encouraging proper waste management and not trashing the environment. You will leave frightened, laughing, and happy, probably planning your next campout adventure. Do NOT miss the Great Horror Campout when it visits your area - I highly recommend it!

Hello there! I'm Yosho, and I'm 11 years old. I came here for my birthday, and I had so much fun!…read moreMy favorite ride was Emmett's Flying Adventure!!! We also went to the Waterpark, and my favorite ride there was the lazy river. The room I'm staying in is the safari duplo room! It is EPIC!!! The only problem I have is the fact that there is a big orange stain on the carpet. We also went to the aquariu, and it was so awsome! And one more thing: this place is SO understaffed. I recommend trying to get more employee!!! Bye now!!!

We are brand new, premium season pass holders for Legoland, since it's been in our backyard for 2…read moreyears now, I have had my eye on it! I just bit the bullet and got a season pass bc I feel like it was really expensive for one day we could never make a whole day for and now we can just pop in here and there for a few hours. We have already gone twice and can't wait to explore more of the park for the rest of the duration of our pass: Pros- so far it's been great for my 3 year old, lots of attractions outside the rides, and a few rides she's interested in. A couple of great playgrounds inside and splash pads. -Parking is huge, and most spots are within a 5 min walk to the front entrance. -The entrance is really quick, have not waited at all Cons- the top tier season pass still doesn't get you in the quick line for brick or treat street -I find myself getting very lost in the park and not entirely sure where I am, possibly a newbie thing, but. more "you are here" signs would be awesome! - During busy times it was quite overstimulating for me, folks running around in every direction, trying to figure out where I am going and keep track of my 3 years old. Lot's of strollers and wagons everywhere (we're not a stroller family, personal choice for my 3 year old haha) -So far the employees I have asked questions to have not been able to answer them (not a big deal) but it's been confusing. Also I find the app a little clunky, esp when brand new trying to get a guest pass, ect Can't wait to see more of the attractions, rides, try the food, and experience Brick or treat more, hopefully some of those cons will be redirected!