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.

Cute park for my 2 year old!…read more It's great to know that the toddlers don't get left out of the fun here- there are enough rides that will entertain them until nap time. Upon entrance there's a height chart to see what rides your child qualifies for. You buy tickets to ride the rides - I recommend getting a bulk pack for extra savings. Tickets can roll over to future visits and don't expire. They have fair-style food - the hand dipped corn dog was yummy! My toddler enjoyed the airplane, car and the tea cup rides. Recommend going early as it fills up toward the afternoon.

This is a great amusement park for younger kids. We took our 2 and 4 year old kids here and they…read moreboth LOVED it! The train, cars, and airplanes were faves. They were excited to try the roller coaster, but they did not end up liking it. The snack shack is great too and they have a variety of options for kids including pretzels, applesauce, and other foods. The ticket system was interesting and I think an overall admissions process might be better. We stayed for about an hour and a half and rode almost every ride twice. Great customer service too!

ALL ABOARD! Sonoma…read moreTrain Station is a delightful little hideaway that feels like stepping back in time. It's a perfect spot for families and train lovers alike, featuring authentic vintage trains, a charming gift shop, and plenty of hands-on fun for kids. Whether you're a local or visiting, it's one of those rare places that feels special, where you can truly relax and enjoy the simple joys of a day well-spent. We discovered it thanks to my dad's passion for trains, and it quickly became a favorite. The station is well-maintained and easy to navigate, with convenient parking nearby. While the café we visited isn't located inside the train station itself, it's close by and offers tasty, reasonably priced treats, perfect for taking a break and refueling. It's a wonderful place to connect with others, explore history, and make memories. If you're looking for a unique outing that's off the beaten path, Sonoma Train Station is absolutely worth visiting. A Content Train Enthusiast & Father

Fun in a go once and done kind of way. Very pricey. The train to the petting zoo costs $9.75 per…read moreperson. 1 and over must have a ticket. They have 5 other rides- Ferris wheel, roller coaster, helicopter, pirate ship and a twister ride. An adult must accompany a child if they are under the height limit even if they just stand by the child. Each ride is $4.25 or 5 tickets for $18.75. No outside food is permitted. It can be sweltering so be sure to bring water. Water very pricy- tiny bottle is $1.50. (Many people did bring outside food)

Appreciate this place so much more after going to gilroy gardens where wait times were ridiculous…read morefor some rides (over1hr before we gave up) & parking was $25. Here wait times are minimal (0-10min), rides are age appropriate for my toddler (only 1 she can't ride yet), and right by the zoo so we usually combine the 2 places. The playground area is usually closed on less busy days (no staff) but my kiddo finally went and she loved it, went again & again. The train is closed often too which stinks bc she loves trains. Parking is free bc it's in William Land park. Might have to walk a bit but better than Gilroy where you have to pay $25 AND walk a lot to get to your car. Face painting available for $15. Food available but we haven't ever bought. Overall good for littles. Tickets are affordable ($18 adults, $10 seniors, $25 kid, under 34" free, $90 season pass). A bit hot on the hot days bc we're in sac but more shade & breeze than expected. Lots of sitting areas. Small and has limited rides but my kiddo still enjoys spending about 2hrs each time.

Standing in line to watch employees move between rides is utterly ridiculous…read more If you are that strapped for revenue, maybe you should either sell or think about more efficient management. Very disappointing!

We had such a great time at Lemos Farm! It's one of those places where kids are instantly happy and…read morebusy, and parents can actually relax a little (rare combo, honestly). There's plenty to do -- pony rides, train rides, animals, play areas -- and everything is well organized and feels safe. What I really appreciated is that it's not overwhelming or chaotic like some bigger places. The staff were friendly, patient with the kids, and everything ran smoothly. It felt like a genuine, wholesome experience rather than a tourist trap. Perfect spot for a family day, especially with younger kids. We'll definitely be coming back!

I think this was fairly pricey and probably more aimed toward kids in the 2-5 age range. I find it…read morefrustrating when places charge an arm and a leg for kid tickets and adults have to pay too just to supervise their kids. Came up from San Jose (which was close to 2:45 of driving round trip with traffic on a one way road in and out of this place) with 4 kids (1, 6, 8 and 11), and stayed 1.5 hours. I don't think I would go back. GOLD PASS includes: ($30) Admission + Pony Rides: requires 1 adult for 1 kid. You will walk your kid in a small rectangle 3 times (takes about ~2 mins). They have 4 horses going at a time. Line took a while, so decided not to wait in the line a second time. Train Rides: small train through a wooden "old timey town". Takes ~5 mins) Hay Rides: truck painted like a cow and making animal noises up the property & back Farm Slide: 1 blow up outdoor slide. Barn Jumpers: indoors, 1 jump house for age 2-5. 1 jump house for age 5-8. A few ride on horses you can ride in this room for 50 cents (think the little rides outside a grocery store) Petting Zoo: only goats. Dixie cup of goat Food $2 Haunted House: mirror room was the coolest part. Car Barn: think electric ride on car for kids. Take a few laps around a line on the ground. Tractor Town: cute little tractor themed playground with 2 slides. Hay on the ground under the structure, with a few of those rubber horse hopper toys to play on. Appropriate for 2-4 yrs old. SILVER PASS includes: ($25) Admission + Train Rides Hay Rides Farm Slide Barn Jumpers Petting Zoo Haunted House Car Barn Tractor Town ADULT PASS includes: ($12) Admission + Train Rides Hay Rides Petting Zoo Haunted House Parking

We took our nephews for some afternoon fun & had a pretty good time!…read more Cordial & welcoming staff Nice selection of games for the location's size. Laser tag was fun but the space is small. It's perfect for 10 & under. Go-karts were fun but not very fast. They also have mini golf & water bumper cars. We had fun and enjoyed ourselves. #GoSee

Growing up in the Bay Area my family and have been to Boomers a few times but a lot more during the…read moresummer of 2026. During our visits we had the pleasure of being greeted by a new employee named Taylor. Taylor has always remained calm and professional especially during the busiest hours and days of business. Taylors happy, pleasant and helpful demeanor is very welcoming.

Better upkept than Six Flags Vallejo…read more Quite enjoyable to walk around. Helpers/kids were quite polite and excited to be working here. The park is kept pretty clean too. The water park seems fun and crowded on a Sunday: will come back to check it out. Lots of parking spots yet also very crowded and crazy parking lot. The ride times on the app are way longer tha mm the actual wait times. They were mostly 15-30 mins wait: not bad at all. Will come again. Drinks, Starbucks, snacks are 10% off if you have a Gold Pass. Of course Starbucks are more expensive at CGA than outside, which would be common.

Great America has been around for years! I used to come here as a teenager and absolutely loved the…read moreroller coasters and games!! It feels crazy being able to come back now with the family I created! My son and my partner had so much fun exploring Great America together! My son is 4 years old, and I absolutely love how diverse the park is when it comes to rides. They have everything from a younger kids section to roller coasters for the bigger kids and adults! The water section was actually new to me! Every time I've come to Great America, I've never used this specific section, but it was so much fun! There were lots of waterfalls, slides, and different areas for the kids to enjoy. I would definitely say check this place out whether you're looking for a fun date night or even a family day!

I originally wrote this review in Spanish because I wanted to share it with the Spanish-speaking…read morecommunity. Unfortunately, it wouldn't post correctly, so I'm reposting it in English to make sure my review is published. Scandia Family Fun Center will always hold a special place in my heart. For many years, I brought my children here to celebrate several of their birthdays, and we always had an amazing time. Between the batting cages, go-karts, and arcade games, there was never a shortage of things to do. My kids had so much fun that they never wanted to leave, and I loved seeing them enjoy themselves and burn off all that energy. These are the kinds of memories you cherish forever--watching your children grow up and celebrating special moments in a place that always delivered a great experience. To me, Scandia isn't just a family entertainment center; it's part of my family's story. I highly recommend Scandia Family Fun Center to anyone looking to spend quality time with their children and create lasting memories.

With Napa plans cancelled (we left out too late for reservation), hubby and I decided to pivot and…read morehave a play date. I'm a SUPER BIG kid with a teeny tiny competitive streak so what better place to go than to Scandia. With a play card already in the car, we used the self service kiosk to load up on play points. Each arcade station costs so many points to play. The machine accepted cash, cards and mobile pay. A few of the machines were broken, so after the machine took our points with no play we approached the counter and were credited via the play card. There were racing games with cars and motorcycles, shooting simulators, street fighter/mortal combat style games, asteroids, pac man, air hockey and more. The Fast & Furious racing simulator is the best, power ups, nitro packs, the setup of the steering wheel and pedal felt real, the interface was super engaging. My husband and I went head to head and it was incredible! This game is literally the reason I picked Scandia. Miniature golf too, we did both grounds - 18 holes each. We had a grand ol' time. Our daughter and I usually venture to Scandia for her playdates and for her play, but this time was amazing since I got to play too esp play what I wanted to play without compromise. I already recommend and enjoy every visit here.