This place is absolutely fantastic. If you're ever driving around through Cudahy, it's a must stop…read morevisit. If you are driving through Milwaukee County this should be a must stop visit. If you're looking for something unique and interesting and memorable to do...this should be a must stop visit. The owners of this house have done a fantastic job, expressing themselves, their interests, their love for great memorabilia. They demonstrate everything that is good about America... freedom of expression, freedom of speech, freedom to decorate your home however you want, and the freedom to be yourself. Great work.

I'm not sure if this guys neighbors love him or are annoyed by him, but if you want a little sliver…read moreof a "House on the Rock" type experience, make sure to drive by! A fabulous example of Outsider Art! Love it!!!

We try to do fun things from time to time, instead of just running errands and paying bills…read more We made a stop at Little Amerricka, tucked in a remote area near a cemetery and lots of farmland, and had a good time. We walked through the park and rode the Meteor, an old wooden rollercoaster which is one of the few I've gotten Mr. R on in our time together. We also did the bumper cars and gokarts, and shared a vehicle each time. We even walked through the haunted house. We tried riding the train, but it was over 12 minutes late departing, and it sounded like it would be a 30 minute train ride, so we decided to walk around instead. Mr. R said no to the Monorail, so we didn't check it out. To ride rides, you need to buy a wristband, from around $15-$30, depending on which attractions are included. The only thing we didn't really want to do was mini-golf, since it was overcast and a little chilly out. The park also has a concession stand and snack station, with things like ice cream, popcorn, and hot dogs, and prices were very reasonable! Little Amerricka is a wholesome vintage amusement park with small town carnival fun including plenty of rides for littler ones.

We had my child's birthday party at Little Amerricka and it couldn't have been easier or more fun!…read more Darryl was super helpful with planning and made everything simple--really all we had to do was show up and enjoy. The party package is a great deal and includes food, cake, drinks, rides, and nonstop fun. The staff and ride operators were welcoming, kind, and made sure everything ran smoothly. The kids (and adults!) loved the Meteorite and the bumper boats--especially spraying the family with water! On top of that, there are so many classic carnival rides, a haunted house, mini golf, and plenty of spins, screams, and laughs to keep everyone entertained all day. Overall, Little Amerricka is the perfect spot for a birthday celebration--stress-free to plan and packed with family fun. Highly recommend!

Kari's Rating 8/10…read more TLDR: -Groupon has a pack of 4 tickets for $200 through Sept 7 -Bring walking shoes/sunscreen -Fast passes are 100% worth it if you can afford on a weekend Got here at the bum crack of dawn for parking (10am) and got right into the park in their preferred parking lot. We got the ultimate fast passes and I realized throughout the day I literally don't have time to think/be able to panic in-between rides. It was such a fun time and definitely worth it to get the ultimate fast passes-especially during the weekend when it's absolutely packed. Even tho some of the rides don't take fast pass like American Eagle, we found on a Saturday it was 100% worth it as far as lines go. I have ranked the rides below according to how much I loved them. 1. Goliath 9.5 2. Raging Bull 8.5 3. American Eagle 8 4. X flight 7 5. Rakshasa 7.5 6. Demon 7 7. Whizzer 5 8. Viper 3 9. Rue La Dodge 2 The $35 all you can eat dining wristband was worth it if you want to try all of the vendors. We got burgers, chicken tenders and a chicken wrap. So for us two it was well worth the price! Stopped and also got a coffee as well as a few dipping dots which weren't included in the wristband and cost $13 and $8. I think it's definitely worth it. If you're coming with the family on a weekend to get the fast pass, I know it's a little expensive, but it really does give you the flexibility to explore almost all of the rides and not spending time waiting in line lines! But if you come fairly often and have a season pass, then I guess the lines may be worth it.

I've been a Six Flags Prestige Member since 2024 and have paid EVERY MONTH. My membership included…read morea dining plan and unlimited drinks. On 8/22/26, I went to Six Flags Great America in Gurnee and discovered those benefits were gone. Yet somehow, my monthly payment never got lost. Funny how that works. While trying to figure out what happened, I was advised to "read the fine print" for this season and was also told that paying monthly for the current dining and drink plans really isn't worth it. Well, THAT says a lot. My original receipt shows a MEMBER DINING - All Parks Add-On for $12.99 per month, plus an initiation fee. I've continued paying, so when exactly did the benefits I purchased disappear, and how was I properly notified? And $20 for a paper cup drink plan?! That cup better refill itself, follow me around the park AND hold my place in line. Six Flags/Cedar Fair, if you can communicate with my bank account every month, you can communicate major changes to my membership. "Read the fine print" is not customer service.

3X THE FUN Triple…read morePlay is located in Hometown Square in between the train station and the season pass processing center. The ride opened in 1976 and was manufactured by HUSS Rides. It is also known as a Trokia, which means 'group of three' in Russian. The Triple Play has three arms extending out from a center column. Each of these cars can seat up to two people and are located at the end of every arm in a circle. Now the fun begins when the operator turns on the ride. The center column rotates in a clockwise motion while the cars located at the end of the arms rotate in a counterclockwise motion. I am getting dizzy just thinking about this ride and let's not forget the sweeping motion of the ride as it goes up and down. You will also notice a slight rocking motion of the car from side to side. Now my description sounds a lot worse then the ride actually is. In fact, this ride is quite mild. It is a great beginner ride for your little one as you slowly work your kids up to bigger and faster coasters. This is another one of those rides that I have ridden on as a child and with my child. It is always fun to share these childhood memories. The line may look long but it moves fast. If I do my math correctly 21 cars times 2 people means 42 people can potentially ride at one time. I also feel that many people miss this ride because it is tucked in the corner. Make sure to do not wait until the end of the night to ride this because it will shut down early to accommodate the evening stage show and the nightly parade. You have been warned. My little one loves this ride and it is always fun to ride with her on it. She laughs and giggles. It always cracks me up when she asks me to hold on to her. This ride only has a metal lap bar and it does feel like you might fly out as the ride goes into it's dropping motion. I was curious as to how many of these rides still exist. I was able to find out in the USA, there are at least eight Troikas in operation and they are located at Cedar Point, Palace Playland, Kings Island, Elitch Gardens, Kings Dominion, Fun Spot Amusement Park, Six Flags Great America, and Six Flags Over Texas. So get on board this classic Trokia ride and feel the spin.

It's a fun ride as far as "spin and puke's" go...It is one that is just the right intensity that…read morethrills the entire family but isn't too intense.

I had been looking forward to taking my nephew to Slick City for a year or more. Timing finally…read moreworked out and we went on a Friday afternoon in summer. I was shocked when I pulled in the parking lot and there were only a handful of cars. When we went in, the place is pretty large, but felt a little empty. There were about 10 slides, a basketball court, and mini go karts. I thought I read online that the go karts were included with admission, but then there were signs saying you needed to buy a wristband. There was no worker in that area and nobody used them during our time there. The slides were fun until you reached the bottom. When the slide ended, you slid onto a rubber mat on most slides. My neck was starting to hurt after a few slides due to the jolt from hitting the rubber mat. I don't recommend for adults. I stopped after about 5 slides. My nephew who is 12 also complained that it hurt. It was really exhausting climbing up all the stairs to get up to the slides. Also, some of the slides and ceiling fans were dusty. Sad to say it was disappointing and I don't plan on coming back.

Wowza, this place is wild! My family and I recently came for our first visit to attend a birthday…read moreparty. My boys were in utter shock upon entering, and honestly so were we haha! It's massive inside, so much bigger than I had expected. Your eyes can't decide where to look- the dozen massive slides, climbing gym area, big swings, zip-line... there's plenty to do! All of the kids we were with, including mine, ranged from ages 2-6. To no surprise, they all had a blast. There's something for everyone, including a dedicated section for kids under 5. From a parent's perspective however, there were definitely a few things we didn't favor. To start, there seemed like a lack of staff, almost allowing for too much of a free-for-all. And the staff that were working, were completely unfriendly and looked like they didn't want to be there at alllllll. This is a kids place... even a smile or a little interaction with the kids would go a long way. The one gentleman -working the area where you swing off the bar onto the blow up section- truly looked mad to be there and it was sad to watch the kids ask him for help and receive bothered looks in return like it was a chore. The go-cart section was completely closed/broken down as well. You pay a good chunk of money to come here, so to have a whole area not available to play was a bummer. Having a bday party here can be the whole package though - our group got a big dedicated table on the party side, pizzas, veggies and fruit, and drinks. Unsure of the cost, as we weren't the hosts, but if you're looking for an all-in-one option this would work. All in all, an enjoyable place for kids but absolutely be prepared for chaos and to support your kids in being safe because there's opportunity for injury.

Wrath of Rakshasa: Located in Gurnee, Illinois, just north of Chicago, Wrath of Rakshasa is Six…read moreFlags Great America's newest roller coaster. It opened in May 2025 near the center of the park in the "County Fair" region. Long time park goers will remember that the location has had a lot of ride turnover as it previously housed the Buccaneer Battle, Déjà Vu, and Sky Whirl (which I fondly remember thinking of as Tweety Bird cages as a child). Wrath is classified as a steel-dive coaster and has some impressive stats as it reaches a height of 180 feet (55 m), maximum vertical angle of 96° on the first drop, maximum speed of 67 mph (108 km/h), and contains five inversions. It currently holds the records for the steepest drop on a dive coaster and the most inversions on a dive coaster. That's awesome as we don't get a lot of top attractions in the Midwest. I love the theme as it's supposed to be a traveling exhibition show featuring Rakshasa artifacts. The Rakshasa is a shape-shifting demon from Hindu mythology, and the ride queue even features one, complete with mist/fog effects. Wrath's steel beams and track are an attractive dark blue and gold that can be seen from most areas of the park, luring guests to line up. I've ridden Wrath twice now, and both experiences were incredibly fun. I was lucky enough to sit in the front row, which gives the rider a unique perspective as there's nothing in front or below you. Speaking of seats, I thought they were comfortable and incredibly secure. I was never nervous about my safety. There are three rows of seven, so a full cart will carry twenty-one riders. As intimidating as the initial dive looks, the coaster is incredibly smooth, making for an enjoyable experience. I'd say it's my new favorite, but nostalgia gives Raging Bull just a slight edge. Wrath of Rakshasa is wonderful new addition to the park and hopefully just a taste of what could come. My Six Flags Roller Coaster Rankings: 1. Raging Bull 2. Wrath of Rakshasa 3. X-Flight 4. Batman 5. Superman 6. Goliath 7. Vertical Velocity tied with Max Force 8. Viper 9. Demon 10. American Eagle

Do you love rollercoasters? If the answer is yes, this is the ride for you…read more The Wrath of Rakshasa is a new inverted dive coaster that just opened at the end of May in 2025. Five inversions. A drop that is more than vertical. Speed of up to 67 MPH. A definite adrenaline rush. Interestingly, I heard about this ride the day before we went to Six Flags from a grad student that I met at a mindful meditation class. He said that it was one of the top rollercoasters that he had been on. I agree! A great way to start a day of riding rollercoasters at Six Flags Great America.

It wasn't until this summer that I learned that we have an amusement park right here in the…read moresuburbs, not 30 minutes away. I guess since I didn't grow up here and it's not really geared toward adults it makes sense. We got a chance to visit this season before they closed and it was so much fun. As the name suggests, it's Christmas/Santa/winter themed. The daily price is high, but next year I think we'll be buying a season pass and hopefully can balance pool pass and amusement park visits. My daughter had so much fun with her friend here. And there's more than I expected! The rides were good, and though there aren't a ton of them they are solid and enjoyable. I rode a few, and I wasn't sure they'd be fat friendly. The Route 66 ride was fun; it reminded me of Tomorrowland Speedway, but with cooler cars. And the fire truck ride was a unique one; though I don't have a lot of amusement park experience but I didn't expect to see a fire truck that takes you over to a fire (gas powered) and lets the kids aim their hoses to put it out. There's a petting zoo, with pigs, alpacas, goats, sheep, and so on. You can buy a cup of feed and they will be your best friends for real. There's also an aviary, where you can buy a feed stick to encourage the birds to come pick from. We spent a lot of time in both those areas, and the kids really got a kick out of feeding the animals. After going on a bunch of the rides, we went to the wading pool. I didn't realize how extensive it was--it's a very large pool area, but the water is only a few feet deep and it's a zero entry pool. I thought it would be much smaller, so I didn't bring a suit--but luckily my friend did since you can't go into the pool unless you're properly attired. There were various slides and I think my kiddo could have spent hours there. But the day was cool and there was a bit of rain, so we only stayed a short while. I'm really looking forward to going more often next summer, letting the kiddo enjoy the pool much longer. Parking is free--at least as of 2026. There are concessions, and you're not supposed to be able to bring outside food, but somehow my friend snuck some in so YMMV.

This place was a very fun and family amusement park. My 3 year old was a big fan and she did not…read morewant to leave The location was very easy to find. It is conveniently located off of I90 and Dundee. The parking lot was pretty good for its size and, while we did arrive right when they opened, we had no issues finding a parking spot. Plus, as we were leaving, we saw a lot of open spots. The place does have a few restaurants but the food is decent for what it is. It will not be a 5 star groumet meal. We had the pizza and it was delicious. It reminded me of a school pizza growing up and a little bit of Sbarro. It filled us up and our picky 3 year old loved it so that was a bonus. We also went to a different location to get freshly squeezed lemonade and iced coffee. Both were delicious and perfect mid day snack during sunny afternoon The bathrooms were clean enough. The rides were fun and staff was very friendly. At the end of the day, we stopped and greeted Santa. I loved this experience since he was very patient and kind to our daughter. And it was very personalized. I was under the assumption was simple, and pose for photos but no... he talked to her and read her signs as to how comfortable she was. I appreciated Santa so much since he could tell she was getting a little scared and nervous. Overall, it is a fun place to be especially as a child. This one visit convinced us enough to become season pass owners as we left the park. We will be back in the near future.

Six Flags Great America is filled with rollercoasters. In DC Universe, you can find rides and…read morerollercoasters that are Superhero and Super-Villain themed. Loved The Flash, The Joker and the DC Super-Villains Swing. Next time would check out Batman, but not on a day when the wait is 90+ minutes. Surprised that none of the rollercoasters that we went on had photo ops.

It was an absolute crime to take a classic, beautiful ride, and replace all of the panels with this…read morecheap eyesore of DC nonsense. I'm all for a well-themed DC ride. Don't get me wrong, but Whirligig was absolutely superior to whatever weird retrofit they decided to do on it. I hope they bring back the original look. These weird, ugly DC Villain logos are just... not it.