THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ LOTS of super fun construction-themed rides and cool machinary activities (e.g., excavator operation, crane operation, driving tractors, etc.) for all ages that you just don't find at other amusement parks. + Very manageable layout and park size for kids. Not a huge park at all. A lot of the rides/activities are next to each other. + Water park is surprisingly huge and spacious with 3 pool areas, including a giant water slide, lazy river ANDDD an impressive wave pool that is loadddds of fun. ++++ Life-jackets are provided for free to kids. ++++ PLENTTTTY of adirondack chairs are available for park-goers to sit on and move around freely. + Multiple areas to buy food with typical amusement park pricing. ++++ Food sold includes burgers, hot dogs, corn dogs, cheese pizza, chicken sammies, giant pretzels, chicken tenders, quesadillas, nuggets, deliccccious soft serve ice cream and much more. ++++ Souvenir Cup purchases come with free soft drink refills on the day of purchase. $15.49 for a souvenir cup, while individual soft drink purchases cost around $4.50 (as of June 2026). + Multiple covered picnic tents to provide relief from the sun. + Big private parking lot has plenty of spaces. + Private parties can be booked here. THE NOT SO GOOD ----------------------------- - Activities, such as driving or operating heavy machinary, can feel repetitious when jumping from ride to ride. - Admission tickets are pricey at approximately $50 a pop. - Only open until 6 PM daily, but the water park does open at 10 AM, with the ride park opening at 12 PM. Wish they were open a bit later. MIXED THOUGHTS ---------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Visited on a scorching Sunday in early June and it was busy, but not overly so. No waits for any rides/activities. Plenty of space and seats in the water park and dining pavilions. Definitely could get busier during the summer when school is out, but early June was perfect. CONCLUSION -------------------- = Loved that the park wasn't overly crowded. The water park was surprisingly large and fun. The rides park was fun, but the construction-themed rides/activities definitely felt repetitious after a few. The price of admission could be a littttle more affordable as well.

- Super fun and unique theme park for kiddos (and adults) who are into construction vehicles;…read moreguests can drive different vehicles around enclosed courses and operate a variety of machinery; some attractions can feel a bit repetitive after a while, and the enclosed rides can get quite hot and stuffy during the summer months - The water park features multiple pool areas geared toward different ages and sizes; complimentary life vests are available on a first-come, first-served basis; there are plenty of self-service lounge chairs throughout the water park, along with day-use locker rentals and cabana rentals; restrooms and changing stalls were clean and well maintained - The park is the perfect size for young children--not overwhelmingly large where little legs get tired, but not so small that you'll run out of things to do; it was easy to navigate and felt very manageable for a family day out; there's also a small arcade area, a kids' playground, a rock-climbing wall and a rope course - Admission (includes both theme park and water park) is on the pricey side at around $50 for a single-day ticket, though children under 36" enter free; admission includes access to most attractions, although a few specialty rides require an additional fee; note that the theme park and water park may have different operating hours - Food was decent overall: the chicken tenders, corn dogs, and fries were fresh and tasty; the burger was a little dry and light on toppings, while the pizza was cold, doughy, and could have used more cheese; prices were about what you'd expect for a theme park - Guests may bring one sealed bottle of water per person, along with a few small snacks; outside food and beverages are otherwise not permitted - Parking is free; in-and-out privileges are allowed throughout the day--just remember to get your hand stamped before exiting through the gift shop - Employees and staff were warm, friendly, and welcoming; many team members greeted our birthday boy with big smiles and birthday wishes, which made the day feel extra special

It was cool and fun you just got to learn to drive it and you can go fast…read more And they are very nice people

Came here on a Friday afternoon craving a little adrenaline rush and was thoroughly impressed. The…read morecheck-in process was seamless, the staff were incredibly helpful, and the arcade section looked like a ton a fun. Definitely a great place for a party even if you don't race. The staff provided all of the amenities (mask, helmet, car, safety, etc.) and were very knowledgeable. The cars went quite fast and took turns very well. The laps/duration felt perfectly-timed and the process for waiting for your turn was seamless. They recorded the races via helmet cam and at the end they give you a QR code/email in which you can see the race results. To note: there is NO BUMPING and they can control how fast your car goes. If there is ever an 'incident' they can slow all of the cars down to prevent any injuries. All in all it was a lovely time. I would highly recommend. However, it can be very pricey. I would say 2 laps was just fine for us.

What a magical place for your young ones to come and enjoy everything. The story books have to walk…read moreage-appropriate rise for kids, probably five and younger good value for your dollar you can bring in your lunch. You can sit in picnic and bring in drinks not a problem or buy something there. They have animals to look at water activities. You can feed the animals. You can go on mini little rides and perfect my speed after having children these are my grandchildren I was taking around. Of course you must stop at the store on your way out and they will hold onto something because everything looks wonderful. I even found a golden golf book that I had to take home and keep for storytelling our I look forward to coming here again because there was enough for these kids to do to the point of exhaustion thank you so much

Have yourself a fun time at this park!…read more I visited "Storybook Land" with my mother, and 5-year old nephew on a Saturday afternoon on April 26th, 2025. It cost $104.97 for three PreSeason discount tickets. We drove almost two hours from Newark to Egg Harbor Township because we heard great things about this place. It's known for having a fairytale-themed park with lots of creative statues and interactive sets that represent popular fables like "Mother Goose" and "Goldilocks and The Three Bears." The location is smaller than most parks I've been to, which is good for little kids who want to run to every ride. In a span of two hours, my family and I got on everything minus a couple attractions. There is ample parking for cars, and the entrance is bold with its large sign and white and red castle. The park played Disney music, which was soo cute! I remember hearing soundtracks from Mulan, Cinderella, and The Little Mermaid. None of the rides felt too scary for kids, even the roller coasters weren't extreme. There's also rides where kids can feel like they're driving a car, and a train that shows you the entire park. My favorite ride was "Bubbles the Coaster" and "The Rockin' Tug." The only issue with this park are the food selections. The lunch that my family had here wasn't good- at least from the cafe right next to the exit/gift shop; everything from the cheeseburger, french fries, and cookies tasted stale and more on the cold side than the hot side. I wouldn't recommend ordering food here, but everything else was great. I don't think I'll visit again only because it's so far from where I live, but this was a good one-time experience that I was able to have with my family. If you're in the area, I would encourage you to stop by and feel like you're in a magical world!

10/10 Highly Recommended There's nothing quite like taking…read moreyour kids to an indoor trampoline and arcade park and actually joining in on the fun with them. I recently had such a great experience at Funzilla while celebrating my little cousin's 9th birthday on a Saturday afternoon. We had a private room, which made everything so convenient--we could safely leave our belongings and also enjoy quality time together with family and friends. We shared pizza, juice, cake, and goodie bags in a more intimate setting, which made the celebration feel extra special. The entire facility was impressively clean from start to finish. The pizza was served hot and fresh, and the drinks were perfectly chilled. Most importantly, the kids and adults! We had an amazing time we ran, jumped, climbed, and played nonstop.

What a perfect birthday ! I took my 4 year old twins and their 6 year old cousins to Funzilla and…read morethey were crying when it was time to leave. That means it was a hit. . It cost around $30 per person for whoever is jumping. All was included except laser tag and virtual reality. The food was reasonable price but not tasty all. The nachos was the best part. The French fries was baked and then sat in a warmer. I paid for cheese fries and they forgot the cheese. I didn't say anything once I realized because ever cheese couldn't help those fries. Pizza was edible but not good. The concession snacks such as soft pretzel and nachos were good. The kids had the absolute time of their life. Add the rock climbing and playground really gave them so many options to choose from that boredom never set in. The staff was very kind and helpful. They let me 4 year climb the rock wall because she told them she was a good climber. The usual minimum age is 6. Which she really is. A good climber I love that!! The staff was empowered to make sure the kids enjoy themselves. There was not staff at the trampoline with a whistle every time a little rule was broken. It felt peaceful for the kids to just be kids. The space is huge. We came on the Wednesday before thanksgiving so it was not crowed at all. I ever got an half an hour in the massage chair. All the kids were sleep in the car on their way home so I'd say this was a great day!!

Fantasy Island is a great spot for some family fun…read more My boyfriend and I came with family and some little ones. Everyone had a blast. Tons of great ride options for all ages. The workers on each ride also did a great job. This place turns into a whole party at night - they even had a DJ. The kids really enjoyed themselves and it was great to see so many smiles all around. We didn't try the arcade since everyone was so tired from all the outdoor fun. Definitely give this place a try when the kids are bored, lots of fun!

I've been coming to Fantasy Island since i was a young kid in the 80s. I have visited throughout…read moremy life and regularly since I've had my own kids, now ages 9 and 12. I was there today and left extremely frustrated and disgusted. I know this place is a money trap- that's not my issue. I loaded $30 each on my daughter's cards and $60 on my own. They went through that money so quickly and this was a big activity for spring vacation so I added another $30 each to their cards. So $60 x 3=$180.00. In all, we played maybe 2 hrs and all the money was spent. We tried to get the 9 Wizard of Oz cards from the machine, only to find out one is super extremely rare and you can play a whole game to get the one missing card if you want but the game seems impossible. My issue is the 3 female staff members who were at the check out desk talking to each other most of the time and seemed annoyed when we came to get the incredibly underwhelming prizes. Turns out my 9 y.o. Had like 19000 points and wanted this tiny nothing toy and a slime that retails for $7.99 on amazon but cost 18500 points there. In the end we were like under 300 short for both and I asked if they could possibly overlook the pts and the two women were so incredibly rude. I get it- you don't owe me anything, I was just asking- but don't be rude. I've had other staff do this when it's not many pts and they can see you've spent a bunch of money. So my daughter put back everything and just got the slime which she had more than enough points for and the lady hands it over all rude like she was doing us a favor and didn't even mention she had like 600 points left. There was one younger male employee who was super cool and helpful. A little kindness and engagement goes a long way. Games are overpriced and the fun atmosphere from the 80s and 90s is long gone. They only care about money. Won't be back there again. Even my 9 y.o. Walked out asking why the women had been so mean to her, even before I asked for anything.

I had myself an adventure last Sunday at Treetop! One of my friends who is a regular here invited…read moreme and I couldn't wait to get started. They weren't open yet when we arrived, so we waited 15 minutes for them to prep the courses. There are picnic tables and port-a-potties available for use at the entrance. One of the employees got us all checked in and provided gloves, which were free since the tickets were purchased via Groupon. You can choose from small, medium, large or extra large sizes. We stood on the deck and got our harnesses on and tightened by an employee. He went over some safety rules and we completed a trial course to ensure we understood the procedures for zip lining. Once he cleared us, we were free to navigate the park on our own! We started with course 2, then we moved on to course 4. After that we completed course 3 and finally course 1. Some of the courses were challenging but all of them were equally fun. It was a gloomy day so it wasn't busy and we felt like we could take our time completing each obstacle. The zip lining was especially thrilling and the harness is comfortable enough where you don't feel any pressure in your thighs. Treetop Quest was a blast and I hope to be back in the summer months!

I'm so happy I had the chance to finally go to Treetop Quest. This has been in the making for 2…read moreyears and we couldn't have picked a better day. We came as a group of adults and one child. We had pre-booked online and confirmed our reservations. Unfortunately my little one missed the cutoff to climb even on the chick pea course by a couple months. So we then still purchased the kids course gloves and took turns being a cheerleader with her. We also purchased gloves for ourselves which I highly recommend. We are then weighed in to make sure we are below the maximum required 250lbs weight. Then proceeded to harness fitting and course training area. Then we headed to the course 2A which was not for the faint of heart as we assumed it would be...hahaha. I witnessed a few rescues before actually going but I tried not to make that discourage me from partaking! It wasn't a hot day but found that I did sweat a lot due to the activity of course. The courses are level 1 (beginners), level 2 (moderate but with obstacles through the course and some zip lines), level 3 (mostly zip lines), 4 (most challenging course). We walked away feeling accomplished and proud of ourselves with the motto "I can do hard things"!

Spent some time in Philly and got a CityPass to many attractions, which included the Adventure…read moreAquarium just across the river. Definitely worth it! Parking is easy - $10 for the whole day (and the waterfront is really lovely to walk along, and only a short walk from there to the USS New Jersey battleship). Lines move along quickly to get us in and they took our CityPass and got us our wristbands. Positives: -Lots of different things to experience. Some spaces are a little more kid-oriented, including a pirate search as walking through different mini exhibits. -There is a cool area where you can talk to scuba divers as they work in the big tank. -The rope walk over the shark tank. It's so secure you never feel any danger of falling in, but it is cool to walk over open tank. Child #3 loved this. -The shark tunnel where you are underwater and able to see all the animals swimming around you. -Plenty of bathrooms in each area, all with a clean changing station. -IMAX level movie theater with movies every hour. -Lots of interactive displays. Negatives: -The whole aquarium feels a little fragmented, like spokes on a wheel, which required a lot of backtracking if we wanted to go see a different section of the aquarium. -There are two touch tank areas, including a very large room which can easily fit over 100 people but only one sink to wash up after handling rays and other marine life. Overall decent place to take the family and experience the beauty of our oceans!

We finally made it to the Adventure Aquarium. We visited on a weekday morning and as expected…read moreduring that time, crowds were minimal. After going through a bag check area, your tickets are scanned. There are bathrooms and a locker area in case you want to store items...this is helpful, particularly during the colder months when you are carrying around heavy coats. You head upstairs where there are a few food areas selling the the typical snacks you'd expect, popcorn, pretzels, drinks...there was also a "grill" area but it didn't seem to be open on our late morning weekday visit. The aquarium itself is lovely with some great exhibits throughout. Wide variety of fish as expected but also some other unexpected sea creatures such as a variety of eels and jellyfish and a giant pacific octopus. The large central tank that contains various sharks, stingrays, sea turtles and other sea animals was great...and viewable from multiple sides. There are touch tanks containing smaller stingrays, smaller sharks and some reefs. There is also the "Shark Bridge" which is a cool concept. The Hippo tank is massive and offers some great up close views of them. Overall, I would expect to stay 2-3 hours, depending on how many exhibits you want to read and see. A quicker view-only walkthrough can be done in about an hour. Admission prices are about $34-$42 for adults and $29-$36 for children depending on the day...weekends are more expensive than on weekdays. I think that is a bit high for what you get...prices of about $25-$30 may be more appropriate. Be sure to check for discounts...we saved about 15% by getting tickets through AAA. Parking was $10 but there was a $5 credit when paying using the kiosk inside the aquarium. All staff encountered were great...except the parking lot attendant, who wasn't.