Fun for all age groups. Great classic and modern games. I do remember the Indy cars were a bit…read morefaster though. I miss that. I've never had a bad experience here. Friday nights are the best. Although crowded at times I wouldn't trade it for any place else and the music that plays thru the speakers reminds me of my childhood. I was born in the late 80's and my parents introduced me to all the classics. This place has my heart. They've been in business for over 50 years. Here's to 50 more.

For four years in a row, we have taken up to 65 eighth graders to Golf N' Stuff, Ventura, for a…read morethree hour visit on a Monday afternoon on our way up to the El Capitan Canyon campground. This Golf N' Stuff is extremely safe, clean, well kept up, and our students love the rides, mini golf, food, and arcade. The staff is phenomenal! They are patient, kind, and they keep the students safe. It is always a very fun, safe, and special experience for our students. Well done, Golf N' Stuff staff!!

This colorful large bounce area is is great for kids and adults alike and was a great deal. When we…read morewent in the last week of September, we got in for $9. It has gone up in price to $19. You get to play in there for 90 minutes or $19 or cheaper depending on if you're a veteran, senior or below two years old. I saw both kids and adults having fun (I did too!). The event has three main structures to play in and one for small children. It also has a place to leave shoes, port a potties, and a seating area to hang out. It was not too crowded and the kids weren't too crazy. I've seen crazier kids at Sky Zone. My lack of one star is because the port a potty had no toilet paper, and it was unclear what you could bring in. You can bring whatever food or water you want, and you can buy water and snow cones there. I also asked a worker how long this event will run and they said into November.

Jumping fun! We…read morewent today for their closing week here in Ventura, so we got to go in for $9 each. My kids love it. I even go to jump around and slide on the slides which was so fun! I was surprised about how large the whole thing really is. It was pretty busy today, but because of the large space we had enough space to jump around and do the slides multiple times. Everyone seemed to be enjoying there time there!

I went and it was incredible especially the food court next to the boat ride and the magic swings I…read morewould recommend coming here

I really enjoy six flags. But it's really a hit or miss depending on the day you go. The staffing…read moreis all over the place. Some employees care and work hard some just don't care at all and work so slowly. And to be honest, some care a bit too much (aka power trip over things that do not matter.) I really see a wide range of staff for the park. As far as the food goes, it very pricey and the portions are small for the price. I really recommend the day meal plan as it's a better value than buying each dish. The rides are great. My kids are smaller so they spend most of their day in the kiddie park. It's a great space where they can run around and ride the rides for many hours on end.

Ricky was absolutely amazing! He went above and beyond to make our birthday party special. He made…read moreeverything run smoothly from start to finish. Our party was a success thanks to him! Ricky definitely deserves a raise!

First time here and came on Veterans Day. They were having a BOGO and offer was valid. I didn't…read moreknow what to expect but it was a fun experience! First race I placed low and then the second race, I finished in third place. You get the hang of it after a couple of races but overall, fun and they make sure you are safe. I would totally bring the boys out here and race each other.

This place is the best option for kids and parents time…read more The rides are all them good Food is ok not going to lie but still hit the spot when need it I really recommend this for kids.

Had a fun time here with family and friends. My little one enjoyed all the rides he went on,…read moreespecially Crank 'n' Roll. It was a really good first exposure to amusement park rides for him. There's also a petting farm with goats and you can feed some of the animals too. The whole park is definitely doable in one day. Tickets are affordable at around 33 bucks, which covers all attractions in the park except the rock climbing wall and the arcade. Food is pretty typical amusement park pricing, and there's also a Starbucks and ice cream. Parking is free, which is a big plus. They also have picnic tables outside the entrance, and I believe the hand stamp they give you allows for same-day re-entry if you want to step out and come back. Overall it's a fun amusement park for the little ones!

Bubblemania was so much fun to have at my nephew's 6th birthday…read more They came right on time with all the supplies: kiddy pools, wands of many shapes, and a ton of bubble solution. The kids LOVED it! And it was great for the adults because the kids never left the bubble stations. There were so many different wands and ways to make bubbles. The lady who came did such a nice job. She was very friendly and so sweet to the kids. Any time someone had trouble, she would patiently show them how to make the bubbles. As the activity went on, she introduced other bubble making tools like a rope. Each new item captivated the kids. In particular, a few of the kids were timid at first. I thought the lady was very kind and encouraging. All of the kids warmed up to her and took part with the bubbles. I was happy to see some adults getting in on the fun as well. And even some parents teaming up with the kids to try to make the biggest bubble possible. It was a ton of fun all around. At the end, everything was cleaned up and taken away. It was a very effortless way to have an outdoor activity for kids. Highly recommend!

We used bubblemania for our child's 3rd bday party! We booked a bubble entertainer and face…read morepainter. All the guests loved the activities! It really made the party so special, and the price isn't too bad. Highly recommend.

We had a good time at Universal but I think a lot of things could have been better. First off and…read morethis is on me but I didn't realize they had on/off seasons and close pretty early on off season. They closed at 7pm the day we went. General parking is $40 and preferred parking is $60. We paid the extra $20 because the guy at the booth showed how much closer it got us. He didn't lie either. Parking was right outside the shops for us! There's lots of shops and places to eat outside the park. The employees we encountered were super nice. There's SO much to look at. It's worth it to download their app to check the map and wait times for all the rides. It's worth it to get the fast pass as well which is $100 per ticket which is the same price at all other big parks. The butterbeer was my favorite part haha. I'm still craving another. We would definitely come back and come first thing when they open. There is so much to see and do!

We visited Universal Studios Hollywood primarily to attend Halloween Horror Night. We wanted to do…read morea comparison of Hhn and Knots Scary Farm, which we did the night before. During the daytime, the park was fun. We've been here several times, and almost everything was the same, with the exception of the fantastic new roller coaster, Fast and the Furious. This may be one of the best coasters I've ever been on, and definitely one of the most intense. We saw many people getting out of line as they saw what was in their future if they got on this coaster! Halloween Horror Nights at Universal studio really give me mixed feelings. The truth is that if you do not pay the extra $200-ish dollars for the express pass in addition to your $85 ticket, you are going to spend the majority of night standing in lines surrounded by tons of other people standing in lines. HHN is crowded and the houses are so spread out that you'll also spend a lot of time walking from area to area. Because Universal Studios is located on a hill, there's a lot of riding escalators up and down, and the H Lot, which has two houses, is a longgg walk down a reasonably steep Hill. Of course that means it's also a long walk up as step Hill to get back. The houses themselves are done well. This year my favorite houses were three house that was a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, the quinceanera themed house, and the house based on the movie Sinners. The sinner's house even had a flying Remmick, which was super cool. They had some less exciting houses including another year of Stranger Things (yawn). One of the things that I think works against Universal Studios is the sheer size of it compared to a place like Knott's Berry farms who also does Halloween nights. There are "scare zones," areas where scare actors walk around in costume interacting with guests. Basically, except for a few different colored lights, the scary zones at Universal Studios Hollywood are spread out and it really just feels like walking through the theme park on any other night with an occasional saw wielding maniac. I am a bonafide Halloween freak, but I have not come here every year, and I don't see that in my future either. To do it right, it's just too expensive for the payoff. Yes, it's fun, and I will be back for sure, it's just not the every year kind of place for me.

I like this zoo because, while much smaller than the LA zoo, there are fewer crowds and you have…read morethe opportunity to see more animals up close. There's also a petting barn area, and you can pay extra to feed the giraffes. It takes approximately 1 1/2 to 2 hours to see everything. Admission is $39.95 for adults, $29.95 for kids, and $11 for parking. Or, if you're lucky like me, go with a friend who bought an annual membership that lets you bring additional people to the zoo for free, and parking is free too! There are different membership prices and levels depending on the number of people in your family. Cost ranges from $139 to $299. There are also places to buy drinks and snacks and a large play area for kids!

Visited the Santa Barbara Zoo and I thought it was a decent size. It wasn't too small or big. There…read morewas a good variety of animals. I thought most would be hidden or tired because we went on a hot day, but surprisingly a lot of animals were pretty active and visible. My favorites to see were the flamingos, frogs, kangaroos, and giraffes. There is an area where you can walk along the kangaroos on a path. The staff is in the area, should you need assistance, but I thought that was pretty cool. The zoo has a small train ride that takes you around the zoo for about $6 per person. There is also food and beer sold throughout the zoo, and if you want a fun souvenir, they have some photo booths with cool backgrounds for your photo strips. Parking is $11 but if you have a handicap placard, parking is free.

We do the polar express every yr for 5 yrs n it's amazing. Great experience n fun. Love themread more

I believe. I believe. I believe…read more We went with a group of 15, we all purchased our tickets separately and were still able to grab seats near one another. The seats were perfect and comfy. The actors where fun and engaging and wow could they sing. The most magical moment is when santa shows up and the fact that he spends one on one time with every child is worth it. Is there room for improvement absolutely. The set up before getting on the train is just thrown together and you don't feel like you're at the north pole at all. The gift shop feels like a last minute idea, again just thrown together. If my kids weren't so young this probably would have not been worth it but they are and still believe in the magic of Christmas so it worked for us this year. Plenty of parking Bathroom is quite a ways away from the train so make sure to go before heading toward the train. Tickets are a little pricey in comparison to the value of event. If it weren't for the actors one on one engagement with our little ones and santa this would have been a flop so kudos to every single one of the performers for truly making the whole experience.