Everything bumper boats. Go carts miniture golf batting cage although did not hit one ball believe…read morebat had hole in it

Some of this is older still, not as fixed up, but they have added basketball, the games are being…read moreupdated indoors, which is nice. Air conditioner works better now, which here in Fresno is very important, the attendants were very helpful when the cars didn't' run right or the door locked us out. Overall we had a great time and the kids want to go back. I also saw the swim lanes seems to be getting fixed. Oh I hope they open that area up soon! I have so many memories here from when I was little.

I discovered this golf course after signing up for some lessons through the city of Clovis and…read moreafter few lessons I decided to play the course. This is a 9-hole course and you really only need a few irons and a putter to play here. Which makes it great for practicing your short game and getting a game with friends. This course does get busy, so I would recommend booking your tee time a few days early. There's no clubhouse here, just a small office that has canned beers, snacks, tees, and other golfer needs. This course is small enough to walk so they offer both push golf carts and traditional motorized golf carts. They even have electric golf scooters which look very fun to drive. This course is fun play, but the grounds here have seen better days. If you hit your ball anywhere, but the fairway or the green you're hitting mud or compacted dirt. If this course was closer, I'd most likely play it more often.

Wow-- very surprised!! -- at how overpriced this place is. Definitely not worth what they are…read morecharging for the quality that you get. Maybe I have been spoiled by very well-maintained golf amenities in the valley (when one compares value vs. price paid). The range balls that are used are very outdated and very worn out. 15 bucks for such an underwhelming and aesthetically lacking 9-hole course that this venue offers, would be more acceptable. On the bright side, the venue does not have mats for the range--still on natural surface. And the staff is super friendly. There is a satisfactory area for chipping practice.

So nostalgic, I came here as a child. It used to be my favorite place. Last time I was here was 30…read moreyears ago. It is even better than I remembered. I love how they kept the keys relevant.

Storyland Fresno is such a magical place for children, our family of 4 enjoyed exploring the…read moreclassic fairytales and all the play areas! Princes and Princesses are just $8, King and Queens are $10 and Elders of the King's Court are $9! Magic Keys are $7 and you can use them throughout the land to unlock classic children's stories like Alice in Wonderland and The Tale of Peter Rabbit! The best part? You can bring them back your next visit! The collectible cards are a nice souvenir as well, we got Frog Prince! Our 8 year old helped plant a Five Spot flower in Mr. McGregor's Garden, she can check on whenever she visits! This park opened in 1962, they're located next to Fresno Chaffee zoo if you're looking for more activities to take your kiddos! We'll have to return to ride the Storyland Train that's currently in operation and our eldest wanted more time on the slides and sand area! Maybe try something from the Concession stand and catch a performance as well! *Song Credit: Magical Fairy Tale by SoundGalleryBy Site: https://pixabay.com/music/-christmas-music-magical-fairy-tale-for-children-kids-125101/

Went to the Fresno Fright Night at the Island. I was not sure how it would be but I was down for…read morethe ride. We went through the first three mazes fairly quickly the first house we tried was a chemical plant. It was missing some actors in spots that really would have hit. I am a scare actor so I was kinda let down more people didn't jump at working this event or maybe could have had call offs or no shows. Either way the set designs were amazing! My fave being the pizza place with animatronics. I loved the kitchen and the ticket redeem counter sooo good! The sliders were good wish there were more. The other highlight of this event was the bayou boat ride! Yes ride I said that. The creative minds turned the lazy river into a swamp bayou. I loved it so much. The price for the entry was too high. $150.00 for three of us and there wasn't re-entry to mazes. Most haunts are cheaper so you can get more people wanting to come. Knott's scary farm is $60, if you have theme park prices there should be theme park type entertainment with scare actors photo ops with them and more scare zones. It was a nice evening fall time event for myself and my teens. I hope to see more progress next year. You can only get scarier We scare because we care

I decided with my summer to invest in the platinum season pass this summer. I saw the investment as…read morethe season pass had Free parking, Free entrance to the fireworks shows, and family nights. As well 15 15% off food and cabanas. I would say if you live within 15 minutes of the park, it is worth the investment. We have limited things to do here in Fresno. I think this is great for families and young adults. If you have the money, get a cabana. There are free tables for everyone, but people get there early to claim tables. The crowded table areas will be around the main entrance by the lazy river and the kids' area. The least crowded areas are by the wave pool and the slides. I want to say that it may be due to the lack of shade. But don't be afraid to get the edge of a table or half if there is space and no one is there. Usually it's my boyfriend and I, so we just eat, then swim. We have had one bad interaction where it was a lady and just her son trying to claim a whole table. We were on the edge, eating, and she was trying to lean her tube on the side where we were eating. I pushed it as it hit us. I nicely said she could move it to the poll. But be prepared to share and squeeze where you can. We had a great time overall, but the wait time isn't the greatest with the two most popular rides. I really wish they would add more rides, there is so much potential with the extra land they have. Overall, the staff here have been nice, and the lifeguards are doing great with the life jackets. I am truly shocked by how many parents let their 2 to 6-year-olds swim without it in the wave pool. I know some people get upset, but safety first! Overall, this is a great experience! This is something to do with the family or on your own.

Good price for once in occasion and beginning golfers. Very congested weekends and discounted tee…read moretime. Fairway and green conditions are better than standard muni.

This review is strictly about the breakfast burrito only. They use tater tots ! Anyone who's into…read morebreakfast burritos knows tater tots are superior to potatoes. It's a very respectable breakfast burrito. Impressive !!

Great location and friendly service at the Easter Brunch. Food offerings were tasty but it would…read morehave been nice, if the menu items offered more of a bang for your buck. For a few more dollars, a few more additions like prime rib, jumbo shrimp,oysters and real cake slices would have enhanced the dining experience.

I came here for a company golf tournament and was pleasantly surprised with how clean and well kept…read morethe venue was. The carts were clean and all lined up ready for our group tournament. We booked both the east and west wing. The grass was nearly kept. Had a lovely time. Tons of interesting challenges on the course and wildlife near the marshy area. The catered dinner was also good. Very genetic chicken with a balsamic gravy, Caesar salad and some sort of berry cake? If I golf more often, I'd come back :)

It's been years since we've been to Dave and Busters, and the first time ever in town. It was…read moreactually in San Diego that we first went before the one in Fresno was built. So yeah, that long. I'm on vacation this week and didn't want it to be a stay-cation. In fact, I was hoping to get away for at least an overnight trip. I was thinking, Santa Cruz, Tahoe, Lots Angeles even. I shoot my ideas over to my wife and she says, I was thinking Dave and Busters. Clearly we were on different pages. But I understand where she is coming from, and as you can see, her idea won out. We don't tell the kids where we are going. They just know we are going somewhere for lunch and that it's a surprise. We pull up and my youngest says, I've always wanted to come here! We drive past it every week on the way to gynastics so I shouldn't have been surprised. The older kids barely remember going to D&B as kids, so it's a treat for them too. We walk in and we get the biggest gift ever by a guy with his boys walking out. He has an all day pass that he wants to give to us. We can use it for tickets, but the games will be free. We come to find out that there is a 30 second freeze on the card in between uses, but we learn to adjust. But I'm getting ahead of myself. We order our food, ensuring that we order from the menu where we can get a game card. Best bang for our buck. I got the crispy chicken sandwich with Buffalo sauce. Three of my kids got cheese burgers and my wife got the wings. Everyone enjoyed their food. What my son and I really wanted was the Buffalo chicken sandwich that comes with blue cheese, but it didn't come with a game card. In addition to the free all-day card we received, we ended up with 4-$10 gaming cards, but those go quick! Like, 15-20 min. Mostly by my daughter playing games that earn tickets. My oldest is more interested in skill games. There's one in the middle where you step on lights on the ground or touch them on the wall. We did that one as a family. Lots of fun. We spent about 2 hours there. I'm sure the boys would have stayed longer if they could but my daughter was winding down. Before we leave, we pass the all-day card to another family. Let them benefit from it too

We went for an offered Super Bowl deal and had a lot of fun, however, the deal made mention of free…read moreplays and wasn't upfront about what that meant. We ended up buying credits anyhow but part of the reason we came was for free plays. On to the review. The wings were crisp and flavorful, with just the right amount of sauce. We had bbq, sweet chili, and garlic parm. The wings were even good with no sauce. We also ordered the pretzel dogs and tower of nachos. The dogs were so good. The seasoning on the pretzel was amazing, the hot dogs were delish. The tower of nachos was a miss for me personally, but the other parties enjoyed it. It was so loud due to it being Super Bowl but everyone was really well behaved and had fun!

Nice layout, greens are in good condition and restaurant is good…read more Friendly pro shop as well

Went there for Mother's Day Brunch. 4 adults and 1 child came out to $350. Food was awful. $60 per…read moreadult. This did not include drinks. I've had better food at Ole Frijole. Service was slightly OK but when they put the gratuity on the bill ($50).......for a buffet where we served ourselves.....which came out to 20%.,,,,never, never, never coming back to this venue again.