This was a great experience with all the lanterns drifting down the lake after dark!…read moreOnly downside when we went was the food trucks were do busy. Getting food took way... too long,

First time at this event! While parking had me getting my steps in for the day, it was very well…read moreorganized. Easy to register, quick check-in, kit items were well made, plenty of food trucks, vendors, and free corn hole games. It is an event for everyone. It was a perfect mommy and son outing. We were able to play a few rounds of cornhole, decorate our water latern and then release the laterns. Such a memorable experience for us both! Just remember to bundle up because it gets cold (we even brought blankets). I've been wanting to attend and @ieyelp reminded it was fast approaching (even offered free general admissions)! A must for us next year!

Nice museum sadly some barn was close but it's was awesome to ride those old trolley…read more ------ But some railroad and demo aquipment need maintainace and need to be fixed

This was my first time at the Southern California Railway Museum. We went for the Thomas & Friends…read more"Day Out with Thomas" event. I have to share how impressed I was with the event from beginning to end. The JROTC or other military program was there volunteering their time to put on this event. When boarding the trains, they asked if I needed assistance with Tristan's wheelchair and getting him on the train. They also asked if we needed a quieter cab because Tristan has Autism. This made us feel extremely welcomed because my son and Godson both have Autism. It was not only inclusive but equitable. There was also plenty of handicap parking when entering. Have your placard up so they know where to direct you. The entrance fee includes a ride with Thomas and is $30.85 per person. If you'd like, you can also ride Percy for an extra $10. Of course we rode both. This event is not super large and it wasn't overly crowded. That could've been due to the rain. They do allow outside food and drinks in which helps with cost. The only suggestions I'd make is to offer more seating areas. Seating seemed to be limited even with the small crowd. Another suggestion would be to have a quiet tent for kiddos to wind down in. They had games, a hay maze, bouncers, dance tent, infant changing tent, access to the museums, opportunities to ride, photo opportunities, the museum guest shop, the Thomas guest shop, and food vendors. If your children love trains, definitely take them. Next week is the last week for Thomas and he won't be back until next year.

This is the perfect family friendly spot for fall! My son had so much fun at the pumpkin patch…read morehere. Love that it's small and not very crowded. I will be coming back next year. I will definitely be checking them out in December!

Very disappointed this year. Pumpkin patch had old blow ups nothing new or back drops for pictures…read more Nobody selling food items. Two guys inside were not friendly. We won't be back! Blah! Kids did enjoy the swing that's about it.

Gourd I love fall! This patch is named after a sweet boy who is now a heavenly angel. His family,…read morewho honors his name by running this pumpkin patch and the ride operators and the food vendors are all amazing. There are plenty of photo opportunities with more than one selection. You do have to buy tickets for the rides but each ride last for five minutes no adults allowed to ride or jump in the bounce houses sorry. Let's give them something to pumpkin about. Plenty of pumpkins to choose from with all sizes let the gourd times roll! The pumpkin prices range between $6-$24. The food vendors are pretty good too. Crave out some fun this fall and let the gourd times roll!!!

Worst pumpkin patch ever, plus they rip You off with 2…read moredollars each ticket when they only have jumpers and the time for the lines are over 20 min ., another thing they should let people know what time they close before selling tickets ., I got there at 815 and they closed at 9 . My son was only able to get on one jumper and okay one carnival game which the prices was trash , there better off giving out a bag of chips. No nice set ups for pics ither . Worst worst pumpkin patch plus staff is rude

thisis the worst ihop ever!!! i ordered from her twice on line and each time it took them 1 hour…read moreplus to make my food when online it says it will be ready in 15 mins i called 2 times to check on my order and the girl inside said she couldnt find my order so i dive up there to see if its ready and still they couldnt find my order finally after waiting another 10 mins inside they up to me with my order i take it home to try and enjoy it and all of the food is cold my daughter didnt eat hers my son was upset cause he got cold food so that was a good $30 down the drain thanks guys mind you i ordered my food around 10:35 didnt get it till 11:40

This was my first time attending the Greek Fest. in Riverside. It was chill and something…read moredifferent. It was a small festival. The food was delish! I will probably be back next year just for that. There were a few vendors and a section for the kids to play. Everything was well organized. Booze was also sold and every 30 min. or so you can take a tour of the Church which is beautiful. There is a charge to enter the festival and you park in another parking structure which is down the street. You get a complementary bus ride to the event. Everyone seemed nice. They had dancers and live Greek music. People were getting their boogie on all night. I was only able to tolerate the music for a while, but everything was nice.

My husband and I went there in 2015. Good foods especially gyros. The church is a beautiful…read morebuilding in Byzantine style. The church tours ran every 20 minutes. They even provided two interpreters (American Sign Language) for deaf visitors ! Greatly appreciated their kindness. Will inform a local deaf community service about next event in October 2017. We will be there for sure !

I've been coming here since my undergraduate years…read more Simply pull-up tell the staff which movie, the prices for the ticket and direction to which screen parking lot, and then park and order food/use restroom. I like going to drive-in I love the privacy and quietness in my vehicle. I had a mattress in the back of my truck with the tailgate propped open to lay out our goodies, and watched the movie with my girlfriend. Overall experience for her and me was awesome. We got hooked to the dual movie per screen which made the drive-in movie experience more valuable than spending your money at the movie theaters at the mall.

Super cool and cheaper than most..... the only negative for me: it's sooooo far from me lol…read more At times you are able to watch two movies for the price of one, especially if it's an older movie lol. You can bring your own snacks no sneaking in people ha ha. Sit inside your car or sit outside as long as you're not blocking the parking space next to you and of course at your own risk.. this is one of my favorite drives super cool experience, especially for my youngest. Service is great very informative. See you at the movies OK bye!!!!!

MAGICAL NIGHT TIME ACTIVITY but... it's too pricey. The online ticket price to get in is about $41…read moreish dollars and all you get is a drawstring, pack of cards and water lantern kit. Note, I could find the kit for under $5 dollars per person on Amazon. You're paying for the opportunity to let your lantern drift into the lake and it's pretty satisfying. Seeing all the lanterns float together and observing everyone's wishes, hopes, challenges, and positive messages posted on the lanterns was inspiring! The staff at check-in was really polite and helpful. There's live music but it's for about 30mins or so, wish it was longer. Also, there's food trucks (stay away from the Salt N Pepper Truck, I wasted most of the festival waiting in line). I wish the staff was monitoring more, there's a lot of people, so I wish they were tending to the guests. I was happy that there was police presence as the sheriff station is nearby to this festival site. There's merchandise at the Festival Shop if you're looking to buy any keepsakes and there's local vendors alongside the Elm Grove Beach sidewalk. The festival here in Lake Elsinore is still growing so lots of kinks are still being worked out. The parking situation is madness. The venue is not good for a festival this size so expect to park on the street and/or walk from several blocks away. Bring a cart to load your chairs. I'll return but I'm definitely bringing my own food next time!