Took the family here for hubby's birthday. Kids all had fun since there's so much to do. Mini-golf,…read morebatting cages, arcade, go cart race, and laser tag. Likely go back in the summer to take the grandkids when they visit.

This place is horrible. Avoid if possible. The employees were never at any of the stations to ride…read moreoutside. We had to find someone to flag down and ask them to do their job. The "manager/supervisor" were useless. Half the games didn't work. AVOID THIS PLACE.

Came here with the family. We did the go kart race track. We had fun, but it was cut short because…read morethere were young kids not following the rules. I only give 4 stars due to our time on the go carts being cut short even though we were not with the kids. I get it though. Easier to just tell everyone times over than try to figure out who did what. Regarding the foo, we ate lunch here and the food was really good. I would recommend to come with families if looking for some fun. You do have to pay for each of the activities they have so try to figure it out so you can bundle the best way.

Small adventure park with everything you need in one place. Arcade games (there are games with only…read more$1 each play), mini golf, go carts, bumper boats, water park and many other activities. Good times for everyone in the family and best of all, they open late till 10pm. Just opposite the holiday inn hotel in Visalia.

Very fun and busy. Heavy traffic trying to head to the fairground. Would come again. There are a…read morelot of activities. The food was sfandard fair food, nothing tok extragavant. Nothing toi interedting about the fair rides.

A Jimmy Buffett tribute concert for free? I'm in! We got there early as we didn't know how busy it…read morewould be (week night). It wasn't. There were races going on at the little track there, so we decided to watch some racing to pass the time. Only $5 each to see the races. The fairgrounds were clean and there were plenty of officers around. The concert was about an hour and a half and very enjoyable. After the concert we checked out a few exhibits and had some ice cream. Nice evening overall!

On July 19th I was able to visit Moaning Caverns and had a wonderful experience. I thought the…read morespiral staircase was going to be difficult ( as I am 78 years old ) but I found it to be an easy climb down and back up. The cavern was outstanding and our guide explained in detail the history. There were two young children in our party and they had a great time asking lot's of questions. Overall a great experience.

Very awesome tour and the gift shop staff is very helpful as well I enjoyed walking around the…read morecavern stage floor they do have a spiral tour which is the one I did, and then a longer tour through parts of the cavern which is a $130 tour called the expedition tour which if you are claustrophobic like me it probably is best to just stick to the spiral tour, the place is just phenomenal to escape the heat in during these times. I would rate a 10 star if I could but this app only lets me do 5 stars. And after the tour you can buy your photo with them at the gift shop for you and your group which is super awesome. I know on you tube theirs a few videos that show the expedition tour but I myself can't even fit in those tight spaces let alone deal with the claustrophobia and fear of heights this was a good and safe tour for me. Thank you guys for providing this! Also heads up for anyone planning on going to spiral tour the stairs is a long way up and a long way down make sure to have a camera strap for your cameras or phones so you do not drop it or lose it. Thanks to all the tour guides and staff! Great job!

Visited Storyland for the first time in a couple years (we live in MN). They have made some MAJOR…read moreimprovements to it since then, a huge thanks to "Measure P" for that. I used to come as a child, and this place has come a long ways since then. There are a dozen or more little exhibits of childhood nursery rhymes (such as Little Red Riding Hood and Jack and Jill), each has a box you can put a key in (mine from my childhood still worked) and hear the story in English or Spanish. All of the boxes we tried worked. Some of the exhibits are just things you look at, some include things like slides or other things for kids to play on. There's also a castle and a pirate ship (one of the new exhibits). There's a train, which costs extra and is ok, but they need to clean up the area it goes through, it could be a lot nicer. There's also a small snack bar. All in all, this is a really great place to bring kids under about 7. It was not busy at all the day we were there, which surprised me because our kids had so much fun!

So nostalgic, I came here as a child. It used to be my favorite place. Last time I was here was 30…read moreyears ago. It is even better than I remembered. I love how they kept the keys relevant.

Went here for the first time today and it was a great experience. Lots of play grounds, shade,…read moregreat staff, all the things you could ask for. The train and other ride aren't operating but they made up for it with free merry go rides with your admission. There was arts and crafts, bubbles, and a magician as well. Will definitely be back next time we're in the area

could be better taken care of due to the age of most attractions here. the playground is nice. food…read moreis mediocre but a nice snack for kids. please come when it's not hot, otherwise the experience is ruined and it becomes to much.

We did the mudfactor in McKinney,Tx they started taking down the course before our heat was even…read moreover then they ran out of medals said they would mail them out june 1 I belive. here we are July 11th and still no medal it was mine and my daughters first time doing it and the look on her face when they didn't have any medals shes 10yrs old. We have contacted them numerous times and have either been ignored or just say theyre being mailed out but yet we haven't gotten them.

For the cost of the event - I would expect much more. The t was almost 50 dollars a ticket that…read moredoesn't include a shirt and you also must then pay another 20 to park. So after even all that I was super let down as there wasn't a whole lot of mud. I am more afraid that I got valley fever instead from all the dry dirt being kicked up and inhaled on the run. The entire trail should have been at least wet to keep the dust down. The few mud holes were ok but lacked a lot. The slide wasn't even into mud and just had someone with dawn dish soap and a hose pipe spraying. I guess I compared it to the many mud runs we have done all over the us. California was definitely a let down on the mud run and we aren't even in a drought this year anymore. ‍. Maybe they were still conserving water for some reason. Cutting down the stingy nettle would have been better also as well as having photographers on the trail to take photos. I was shocked to learn there wasn't people there taking photos to sell online after. I mean they were charging for every other little tiny thing so they should do that also. Most races I e ever paid to do includes a shirt so to pay 50 dollars per ticket and not get a shirt was shocking. It was ok but definitely the worst mud run compared to the many others I've done in the past- and I've done many in several states. Add more water and mud if you're going to call it a mud run.