Thank you for reading this Cliff's Amusement Park review. Although this is one of the smallest…read moreamusement parks I've been to around the world, I still enjoyed my time. Cliff's has about 25 rides, carnival or State Fair-like games and there's also a waterpark.  Food is available by using a preloaded Funcard that is available for purchase online or at the main gates.  NO CASH IS ACCEPTED!   ***NOTE:***  Thank you Cliff's for honoring all military.  Active Duty personnel and Veterans get a FREE Single Day Ticket. Just prove that you've served or currently serving by showing your CAC, DoD or ID Card at one of the main entrance booths. Save time by purchasing your entry ticket online at:   https://www.cliffsamusementpark.com/buy-tickets/ Arrive as early as possible for the line that almost goes to Osuna.  The line does quickly move.  Going to Cliff's as an adult kid takes on a whole new meaning.  The rides were amazing but does rattle your bones or make you a tad bit nauseous.  Start off with the Rocky Mountain Rapids or water rides because you'll want your clothes to be dry before crawling back to your vehicle. The Seadragon was the ride that took me out. I tried going on as many rides possible that my body and stomach would allow.  Cliff's is opened Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend.  Have a great time with the kids, or, you can be a big kid too. Enjoy and use sunscreen!

The rides are aways fun. I like the flume. The kids like the roller coasters and water park…read more The food prices were reasonable. It was one of the best pulled pork sandwiches I have ever eaten. It was like $7.95 for sandwich , fries, and a drink! Don't forget the fresh lemonade, the great soft ice cream, and my all time favorite, funnel cakes. Yum! The kids loved the New Mexico Rattler roller coast and the high, high, high swings! The could see fire up there. A good time has by all.

This zoo has a lot of potential, that they are certainly starting to capitalize on. The older part…read moreof the zoo definitely shows its age, but walk around a corner and wow! The multi-species enclosures are really amazing. The orangutans were out and playing and eating while we were there. The baby was having a good time and super fun to see. The free ranging peacocks were beautiful. Lots to see in a compact park. Don't miss the penguins! The park was clean and remodeling all at once. The expansion will be spectacular once done. The price is about normal, about $20/adult. The gift shop is about what you would expect. I'm glad we went. Parking was easy. Nice zoo, construction takes a little away from the experience.

We've been coming here for years and it's a nice outing each time, The park has seen some upgrades…read morewith some currently in progress, which is nice to see. The animals appear healthy and well taken care of. There's a brand new elephant viewing area and even an indoor penguin exhibit. If I had any complaints, it would be the main cafe in the middle of the park. It's not as clean as it could be and the cost is quite high for simple meal items. There is a shaded grass area though, so just pack your own food to save some money. Speaking of saving money, get on the bio park website and grab the yearly pass. Then you can visit as often as you want for a year. The pass also covers the Botanical gardens and aquarium to boot. The zoo itself does get a bit tight during busy times. We made the mistake of coming during spring break and it's way too many people. You feel like you're getting herded along since there are people waiting to get the best spot to look at animals, and with all the strollers around... Yeah, if you can manage it, go when the kiddos are in school. All in all, it's still a nice outing. Definitely worth visiting.

It's bad enough being forced to listen to that god awful music in my house with windows closed…read morewhile on business calls but to have it blasting Russian music right now? I have words for you that cannot be put on here.