We came here for a two year-old party and had a blast! I enjoyed the safety and cleanliness of the…read morelocation, as they made everyone, including the adults, wear grippy socks (included in the fee). Waivers are required by all individuals going in, and they put a wristband on you before you enter. Once inside, there are several different soft play areas, including trampolines, ball pits, interactive screens, and even a section for toddlers three and under. I also liked that they had claw machines and mechanical rides, which my LO really enjoyed. The five coins that they give you is nice and you can always purchase more. Restrooms were also clean and they had bathroom slippers at the entrance to wear in. There's a water tower by the bathroom. They also had a TV near the food area, and many dads were standing around it on a Sunday afternoon. All to say, this place really was fun for all!

I did a private party at Fun For All this past weekend, and also requested that they decorate the…read moreroom with my theme of choice. I chose Bumble Nums since that's what the twins are really into currently, and not only was I blown away with how great the decorations were, but I was getting compliments from a lot of the guests that came. The staff were super friendly as always, and showed that they really care about the visitors to the playground and especially the kids here.

This is My second attempt at starting an aquarium. My Husband had a 50-gallon fresh water tank back…read morein the day which I loved to watch the fish - very hypnotic & fascinating, swimming to & fro - but when He leveled up I had to let His fishy friends go too (the maintenance requirements were too overwhelming for Me then). My first recent try was to go the traditional route - heater, filter, bottles of water conditioner & beneficial bacteria, etc. etc. - when I unexpectedly happened upon an eye-opening You-Tube vid about the Walstad method (less homework & a more natural environment, the way God intended). So I returned all that other gear & am starting from scratch. Fernando eased My initial anxiety arriving as a total tank newbie, and gave Me a tour of the various low-maintenance plants I could start My nitrogen cycling with. Nolan - the Captain of this aquarium supplies ship - answered every one of My questions with patience & grace, did not talk down to Me or make Me feel stupid, and I left feeling happily hopeful that I might actually be successful in creating a fish-friendly safe & healthy environment. I am already envisioning My future fishy tenants, plus a snail & a sucker fish or two. Wish Me luck!! :-)

First time here and ended up buying a bunch of fish for my new aquarium! David was super friendly,…read morehelpful, and knowledgeable. They also had 15% off the fish, which was a great deal! Only downside was that it was pretty hot inside, but overall, great experience. I'll definitely be back!

Tobin was amazing! We hosted our son's 7th bday party and Tobin brought all the fun! She was so…read moregreat with our large group. She had all the fun facts of the animals and kept the kids engaged. Highly recommend Reptile Zoo and Tobin for reptile loving kids! This is our second time having them, we love them so much!

I've lived in Orange County my whole life and have been to the Reptile Zoo many times from when I…read morewas a kid to taking my own kids. When they first started popping up on Tik Tok I was excited to see a local place getting so much attention. I went in today to pick up crickets for my son's lizard and was watching the turtles and fish in the pool when I noticed a turtle that looked like he was standing at the bottom of the pool and was almost completely white. First thought was oh maybe it's an albino turtle, then I got closer and watched the fish and other turtles bump him and he remained completely still. I pointed him out to my husband who then went to tell a worker behind the register and his response was "ugh those turtles are so gross I hate them" Okay odd thing to say but whatever I hate spiders so who am I to judge. He tells another worker who then grabs a bucket and goes over and removed the dead turtle. A few minutes later I'm standing next to the pool and another woman who was there said to a worker that there was a catfish fighting with one of the turtles. I looked into the pool and the very large catfish had a small/medium sized turtled in its mouth and was violently thrashing it around. I gasped and looked to the 3 workers behind the register and the woman with braids who was there (whom I've seen from the tiktok videos) told the other worker "Go do something about that". That worker then came over to the pool and attempted multiple times to get the turtle from the catfish while saying " oh this guy's a goner" I made eye contact with the woman worker who seemed to realize the urgency and said " Just get in there" He finally got the turtle and when he pulled him out, his neck was stretched out abnormally far and he was in fact " a goner". Both male workers had made mutple comments about the catfish attacking the turtles implying that this wasn't the first time it had happened which made me question why you would keep them in the same pool when it continues to be an issue. I immediately left after that. I understand "circle of life" and all of that but in the wild where circle of life would apply, those turtles would not be trapped in a both with those Catfish and would have at least a chance at getting away. My other concern is this place claims to be a rescue and is all over social media claiming to care for these animals but this is how they treat them in front of people. It makes you wonder how they treat them when no one is looking.

We finally made it out to ride on the trains! We got there right at 10a and there was a crowd…read morealready lined up waiting to ride the trains, however the lines went pretty fast as there were multiple trains running. We enjoyed the scenic 15 min ride on the train around the park. Please note this is on every third weekend of the month. Rides are free but donations are gladly accepted. Plenty of parking. If you don't want to wait long or want to avoid the heat I would suggest going early. Also be sure to check their website or social media account before going to make sure they are open :)

Amazing experience for children whether first timers or experienced. Only open on specific weekends…read moreso check before going. Rich and Bill made the experience very pleasant. The train ride is roughly 15 minutes long and you go the surrounding land filled with trees, flowers, and greens. Very fun time and will definitely come back next month!

This is a fun place for elementary aged children. There's large Lego blocks for building, tubes and…read morepaddles for the water and a water slide. The staff are very friendly and try to remind children of the expectations of the playground. I give this place 4 stars because I saw several children or adults in either water shoes or sandals while some families were turned away for wearing these shoes. The staff at the entrance is either not catching this or people are changing their shoes once they get inside. Another negative of this playground is that parents aren't watching their kids. Kids were kicking legos off the raised structures and a few kids under 4 were running around the place without supervision.

I really had to work to make it to this playground to experience it. The times posted vary by…read moreseason and weren't updated anywhere. Really fun play space but beware it's in a very natural environment so you want to plan ahead and know your kiddos will be covered in dirt/ dust when done playing. A change of clothes will help. Enjoy!

*****Highly recommend *****…read more A really great sports park. There are lots to do here, they have a few huge baseball fields, soccer fields, a couple basketball courts, a huge pond with swans to ride on, two different playgrounds for the kiddos, pickleball and tennis courts. There might be more that I'm missing but overall a very huge park with lots of activities for everyone. One of the best parks I've been to, will definitely come back when I'm in the area.

Stoped here on my way home from Sam's w my kid. It was a rainy morning and wasn't full on a…read moreweekday. Love the playground and the many activities it has. Glad there's also parking near the playground.

We absolutely love Discovery Cube Orange County! It's such a great place for kids to learn,…read moreexplore, and have fun at the same time. The exhibits are incredibly interactive, and they're constantly changing things out, so there's always something new to discover. The admission prices are already very reasonable, but we ended up getting an annual pass because you can easily make your money back within just a couple of visits. The annual pass also includes free parking, which is a nice bonus. Even better, the membership gives you access to a network of science centers and museums around the country that are part of the same organization, so when you're traveling, there's a good chance you'll be able to visit another participating science museum for free or at a discounted rate. The Discovery Cube itself is much bigger than I expected from the outside. You can easily spend several hours here, especially with younger kids. Pretty much every exhibit is hands-on and interactive, which makes it much more engaging than a traditional museum. My favorite exhibit is the supermarket. You get a shopping cart with a screen and go around the store scanning different items based on the game or challenge on the screen. It's surprisingly fun and also sneaks in some learning about nutrition, shopping, and making healthy choices. Overall, this is one of those places we're happy to keep coming back to, especially with the kids. The annual pass is absolutely worth it if you live nearby and plan on visiting more than once or twice. One small tip: bring hand sanitizer. With so many interactive exhibits and kids touching everything, you'll definitely want it!

I visited the discovery cube in Orange County qnd it was definitely a fun experience even as Ana…read moreduly. I also found out that this visit can be free during the first weekend of the month, for Bank of America account holders. Upon entering the museum, there was a display of build your own racing cars where a lot of kids were racing their creations. It was definitely a fun site to see. As you venture throughout the museum towards the back area, you walk into the dinosaur exhibit area. This is where they talk about fossils and various dinosaurs and there's also an explorer kit that you pay extra to try and find items and clues. Upstairs, you can have a better view of the space missile rocket that's on display and it's quite fascinating to read about rockets. Towards the back right of the museum currently there is a Scooby Doo Halloween exhibit so it was also fun to experience that area. Lastly, the most famous area is still the indoor Minh water area where you can see where is fish and stingrays. Overall a great experience for kids and adults. One less star as you have to pay $10 to park in their parking lot. I remember many years ago I used to be free, but I guess since it's more popular, you have to pay for parking now.

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS PARK! Our Toddler, can safely explore…read moreboth playground areas! Secluded, parking lot right in front of the playground, seating area, NO bathrooms. We've met friendly families & residences there! There's a basketball court, sand volleyball on the sides of the playground area & benches all around. My husband loves this park cause it's not 110% adult supervision necessary, he can stand on the ground without going up to watch our little guy.

It's a beautiful set up BUT the tire tread ground cover is not only toxic to children they have…read moreleft loose pieces all over that children easily slip on. It was quite a shock. Don't run on it.

My toddler loves playing at Pretend City. We bought a membership and visited often over the summer…read more(on weekdays). It's well maintained and kept clean in the morning. There were times staff kept putting back toys so quickly and frequently I was getting annoyed (in my head) because I had to keep getting boats and fish back out for him in the water area. I love that they switch out the sensory items in the art room throughout the month so it's a different experience each visit. Their Wonder Lab area with painting was sooo fun! It's too bad it was only seasonal. My son loves all of it - harvesting fruits and veggies in the farm, pushing his own cart in Trader Joe's, cooking in the restaurant, etc. It is truly a great, fun space for kids. Once, the CEO played in the construction area with him for a few minutes - that impressed me. They also regularly have special event days with dance and music demonstrations, author read alouds, etc. Members Only hour is the best time to visit (they open an hour early). Once 10:00 hits, the floodgates open and it's gets substantially more crowded. With all that said, we visited on a recent Sunday afternoon - never again! Every exhibit was in total disarray (every single toy on the floor and rarely even in the right zone), older kids zooming around on kid cars like scooters, a child climbing the fake fountain in the center and standing at the top (where were the parents?! No staff member present either...it was really dangerous). I've never seen Pretend City look like that before but if that's what it was like on my first visit it would scare me away! There's lots of parking but mostly in the back lot. The front lot gets full fast and many spots are reserved for other businesses. You can bring your own food/drinks to eat in their Cafe area or purchase some from vending machines. Wish they sold coffee... Again, amazing spot and 5/5 on weekday mornings. 1/5 on weekend afternoons.

The place is wonderful, filled with lots of hours of play and excitement but I definitely feel…read moreit's over priced.. if you have EBT or Wick then you can get in for $5 a person.. The man at the front desk has a ton of attitude so beware.. only reason why I left 3 stars.. he was extremely rude to me for not understanding something with the pricing.. The vending machines are expensive but it's pretty cool that you can bring your lunch. Definitely worth checking out .

If this is not the greatest arcade in Southern California, I don't know what is…read more They still use coins for their machines here, and they still print physical tickets that you can redeem for prizes. They have over 100 games, just as much as, if not more than, your local Chucke cheese. You can host parties or just come on a casual day and have a blast. It does get packed but is not crazy packed; it's still really fun. Price point is the best selling point of the arcade; you pay in nickels exactly what the name implies. Most games cost about 5 nickels at most, which is about a quarter per game. You can order quarters in bulk, 3, 5, 9, or 10$. It is a baggie filled with nickels for whatever price point you decide to buy. You can also request additional baggies to separate your coins between People or baggies for your tickets. Admission is about $2 per person to get in, but it is not expensive at all. With $20, the four of us spent a good 1 hour and 30 minutes having fun. We were also able to get some really cool prizes at the end. My kids loved it, and although it is a drive for us from the San Fernando Valley, we will be making this trip very often because it is so worth it. Highly recommend this arcade spot.

My family was asked to leave after reaching for a nickel that fell between an arcade machine. We…read moreslightly moved the machine to try to reach it, and instead of simply warning us or explaining the safety concern, we were kicked out. There was no warning, no signage, no posted rule, and no indication whatsoever that slightly moving a machine could result in being removed from the arcade. We were paying customers there with our children, enjoying our time, and the entire situation was handled extremely unprofessionally. What was unfair was being immediately asked to leave over something minor without any warning or clearly communicated policy. Parents, just be aware: you can be a paying customer with your children and still be kicked out without a warning over something you were never told was a rule. Ps: homegirl with the glasses and light brown curly hair had a rude attitude, unprofessional behavior, and the way she handled the situation resulted in extremely unfair treatment toward my family. Very disappointing experience.