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 went on wednesday night with a group that included 2 kiddos (age 4 and 10). it was everyone's…read morefirst time and we didn't have any expectations, but it turned out to be really fun. the golf course is halloween themed with scary props, zombies and ghosts that jump out, spook or sing. luckily, these kiddos weren't scared. the lil one was distracted but we were all able to play. there are 16 holes total and you can score points online by scanning a QR code. everyone got a club appropriate for their size and got to choose a colored ball. the course starts off simple and then gets more clever and challenging. there's also some arcade games and an air hockey table out front. the arcade games are mostly racing or shooting games. the plus is that it's free/included with admission (except for the pinball machine and claw machine games. however, some games were old or broken. a bonus plus is that they allowed ins and outs as long as we had a receipt. we played for an hour and paused midway to step out and grab food. we came back an hour later and were able to continue golfing. overall, a fun wholesome night. the golf course is dimly lit and can get chilly. kids under a certain age are free. admission is priced separately for adults and kids. plenty of parking.

Pretty cute homemade date night spot if you're into mini golf and some spooky vibes! Great place to…read morework off dinner! Air conditioned, located off Blackstone.

Had the best afternoon on a traditional miniature golf course that's a hidden "gem!"…read moreVery challenging yet really fun design and waterfalls and flowing waterways added a lot to the experience! Mini golf layout and buildings great too! Highly recommend!

Very fun mini golfing experience!! Highly recommend if you're looking for a family friendly…read moreexperience.

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/

This place is soo adorable for the little ones big imagination. I love that they still use the keys…read morelike when I was little. Most places gone digital for everything so that's a memory I love from childhood that still exist. The park was pleasant, clean, they had a little snack bar where you could purchase hot dogs, nachos, ice cream, drinks, some stuff on the list they don't have and no different flavors of chips they just had BBQ lays. Alice was waking around so you could take pictures with her. I wasn't sure if she worked there or if she was with a family since she had long straight pretty hair instead of blonde but movies change over the years so maybe Alice has brown hair now. Either way she was super sweet and the baby took pics with her. They still have alot of little statues of characters that are cute to take pictures with. In the children's Chapel only 1 out of the 2 organs/piano worked. But we don't really need to hear both playing at the same time so it was still enjoyable. Over all a great visit. And brought back great childhood memories

If you have young kids this place is great! Plenty of food options. Great for allowing your own…read morefood and snacks in. Cool after hour events for season pass holders. Way better than Wild Water!

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

Gorgeous landscaping, with an abundance of Japanese maples, birch trees and other greenery. Course…read moreis 18 holes with fun at every turn!

Nostalgia overload! This 18 hole mini golf course will surely take you back to a simpler time in…read morelife and you won't be mad about it. Located in the quaint heart of Twain Harte, you'll find families, teens, and adults out in dates putting their way through this classic course, smiling ear to ear. During our stay we played twice. The course is on the easier side, but still a lot of fun. As someone who doesn't golf regularly, I enjoyed being able to park or better on most holes and found that added to the experience a lot, especially playing the game with children because it was easier to show and teach them. My 5 year old had a blast and proclaimed he was a pro after two holes. The obstacles are old school and largely analog, which adds to the vibe. The course is nestled in some trees and the grounds are really well kept, which is very impressive considering this course has been around for 70 years, and everyone is respectful, and the staff is super friendly. Highly recommend!

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.

We came here for a Valentine's dinner and dance. Cyndie and Benny, the owners, could not have been…read moremore welcoming. The salad a raspberry blue cheese spring mix salad was great. The smoked tri-tip was perfectly cooked. The smoked vegetables were incredible. The bread was amazing. We drove over 90 minutes to get here. We are planning on coming back for the next theater show and bringing the kids. It is a historic building in the process if being renovated. If you can appreciate the history and the work going into making it great again you are up for a special experience.

I'm so proud of this business. They are still serving our community in these COVID times. When they…read moreget to restart their live performances, go see a show! Local talent at its best. It's such a fun venue, especially the murder mystery meals. Keep supporting local businesses!

I have been here several times now and always love going. Why? fun bowling with the kids. They're…read morebusy so you have to make reservations or at off hours early weekday afternoons. Its comfortable layout complete with full bar, table seating for food options. Staff has always been accommodating. Easy parking. Even arcade games for the little ones and teens.

First time dining upstairs without bowling. First, they…read morebrought us warm delicious bread and butter, then we ordered wild mushroom strudel which was unexpectedly delicious, for entree, I wanted to get rack of lamb (my friend who's been here told me about it) but we were told that they removed it from the menu, so my friend got ribeye steak and I got the fish special so we can share surf&turf. The steak was good but nothing special, even though I wasn't in the mood for fish, the fish was amazing...

Pulled up expecting a little Disney magic. Got a museum exhibit from 1999. But the staff? Absolute…read moreangels. The VR is honestly the main problem. The graphics are not "retro charming." They're "did this render on a calculator." It's giving PS1. It's giving early Tomb Raider triangles. Pointy mountains. Flat water. Characters moving like they're buffering. I kept waiting for it to level up and it never did. It felt less like immersive VR and more like I paid to watch someone's unfinished game demo in a headset. And that's what makes it frustrating. The seats and the setup scream "this is about to be Soarin'." Like Disney California Adventure. Wind. Depth. Realism. That feeling where your stomach drops and you forget you're in a room. Instead I got "high tech seats" attached to low-tech visuals. Like putting a spoiler on a Prius and calling it a race car. The experience is clunky too. The motion doesn't match the visuals well enough to sell the illusion. So you're not transported. You're just... aware. Aware of the headset. Aware of the chair. Aware you spent real money to time travel backwards in graphics history. This should be breathtaking. It's barely "interesting." It's the kind of VR where you start roasting it mid-ride. Quietly. To yourself. Like, "oh wow, look at that polygon. She's thriving." If there was a "skip cutscene" button, I would've pressed it with my soul. Now here's the twist. The staff is the best part of the entire place. Super helpful. Genuinely kind. Patient. They felt bad that the VR wasn't hitting and you could tell they were trying to make it right with hospitality alone. That's rare. They're the reason I'm not giving this place a full villain edit. Restrooms were decently cleaned. Not sparkling, but respectable. Minus a couple moments that made me wash my hands like I was prepping for surgery. Bottom line. Come with zero expectations for the VR. Like subterranean expectations. If they ever upgrade the content, this could be amazing. Right now it's a tech tease with bargain-bin visuals. Staff deserves a raise for carrying the whole thing on their backs. It's giving... Avatar prices with Minecraft graphics. It's giving... Soarin' from Temu.

U gotta pay to go to the movies? Not even for a ticket, but for a SUBSCRIPTION for the ticket…read more.. and if you're in town for a few days , a day pass to buy the ticket. I'm not sure how it works, but not very convenient, maybe if you live around the area. Not for me, I'll pass. Nice place and location though. Very nice when I called.