This is a fun little arcade located at Shoreline Village. We had some time to kill before dinner so…read morewe spent a little time here. It is kind of a miniature Dave and Busters with a lot of mechanical type games, some video games, and a big carousel in the middle. We played some air hockey, skeet ball, and a few "drop the claw to grab a prize" games. One of the staff members was restocking an identical machine that we were playing next to us and he gave us a wink and said he'd leave a few items in an easy position which was nice of him. Of course we took advantage of his kindness and nabbed a few small stuffed animals. To play the games, you put cash or a credit card into the token machine and get a plastic token card to use with the various games. I just put in $20 and it was a fun way to kill 20 minutes.

Create a protocol for cleaning toys/games/equipment on a regular basis. Two kids got very sick and…read morethis place was the only commonality and we're on two rides together. Current practices are in question. Parents be warned! Especially with the heat and humidity lately it's an absolute breeding ground for germs. Even the employees were sweating behind the counter.

Background On Calico Mine Ride: Opened in 1960, the Calico Mine Ride was the first major,…read morelarge-scale attraction at Knott's Berry Farm, famously transforming the location into a modern theme park capable of competing with Disneyland. Designed by legendary theme park creator Wendell "Bud" Hurlbut, the slow-moving, 8-minute dark ride takes passengers on a steam train through a highly detailed, bustling western gold mine. It is celebrated for its mix of realism and wonder, featuring deep underground caverns, waterfalls, geysers, and vibrant glowing stalagmites. Award: Calico Mine Ride received the THEA Classic award in 1998. The award honors exemplary, timeless attractions that have operated continuously for over 20 years and set new industry standards. Background On Upgrade: In January 2014, the ride underwent a massive refurbishment in partnership with Garner Holt Productions. This extensive makeover restored the classic attraction to its former glory by adding over 50 new animatronic figures, new lighting, and enhanced audio while still honoring the attraction's original charm. For a full point-of-view experience that takes you on a tour through all of the ride's detailed, subterranean scenes and glowing caverns: Visitation Rights: Been on this rides countless of times. My heart can't take all these other fast rides no more. Wait Time: Wait time can be long due to having only one train operating. It's a oldie, but goodie. Just keep calm and go with the flow. Location: Located in the Ghost Town section. Ambiance/Decor: A slow moving classic dark ride with animations. It smelled really bad last time when we were in the waiting queue. We originally thought it was the person in front of us... then we started pointing fingers at each other. LoL Once we left the area, the smell was gone. :) Calico Mine For Thought: I wouldn't mind riding the ride again. Hopefully, the smell won't be there the next time we go.

Werid ride, very step into the past to see how old rides used to be…read more Hard to hear what is said, everyone looks creepy. Can probably get on quick, semi indoor ride

Place is very thoughtful. Layout, activities, rooms, etc. as a parent I really appreciated this…read moreplace. Had our 4 year olds birthday there and staff was super accommodating. We've been here several times prior and it's always been fantastic. Their staff is always present and helping guide the children. One fo the few places I feel I can let my kids roam alone safely.

I celebrated my son's birthday here in February and, at the time, the experience was fine. We were…read moreeven given a card for a complimentary return visit, which we decided to use as an end of school celebration for the kids. Before coming, I called the day before to ask about the timing and any restrictions. At no point was I told that my 6 year old daughter would not be allowed to enter during Toddler Hour. Had I been informed, I would have planned differently. When we arrived, my daughter was told she could not participate because she was too old. She was understandably disappointed and confused about why she was being excluded. We accepted the rule and decided we would sit together and do crafts while the younger children played. Surprisingly, we were then told she could not even enter the space with us. What I find most frustrating is the lack of practical consideration. The younger children were sold tickets and are not allowed to be left unattended, yet my older child was not permitted to remain with us. The policies seemed to contradict one another and left us in an impossible situation. I completely understand having age based rules and designated toddler play times. My issue is not the policy itself. My issue is that it was never communicated when I specifically called ahead to ask, and there was no effort made to find a reasonable solution once we arrived. The result was a very disappointed child and a family celebration that quickly turned stressful. On principle, I found the experience unsupportive and unnecessarily rigid. I left feeling disappointed by the customer service and the lack of empathy shown in handling what could have been a simple situation.

It has really fun and playful things to do inside Get Air Trampoline Park in Huntington Beach,…read morewhere I visited with someone. The place feels lively and exciting in a way that teenagers would enjoy a lot, especially because I saw so many teenagers jumping around, laughing, and trying different activities. The big trampoline areas and foam pits didn't cost anything extra, and by my surprise, the different sections looked even bigger and more colorful once I walked around inside, which makes them perfect for teenagers who love being active and taking fun pictures. It is a new place to me, but I didn't realize how much there was to enjoy there until I explored the different jumping areas and watched teenagers flipping into the foam pits and playing dodgeball. I really appreciated how easy it was to have fun there without feeling rushed. I never doubted that the experience was going to turn out the way I hoped it would. I only visited Get Air Huntington Beach one time in my life before I made this review. It was one of the most enjoyable and energetic places I've been to in a long time, and I would highly recommend that even teenagers go there because it gives them a place to have fun, be active, take pictures, and feel creative.

The staff was kind and very helpful but my issue with this place is it is not clean like the other…read morelocations we have been to. There is a serious termite infestation. In the hour we have been here they have been climbing all over my husband, falling from the ceiling onto us and crawling all over the floor! There are also absolute no water fountains in this building. If your child needs water you have to purchase it or your SOL.

This is a nice family-friendly ride. Our most recent visit was this past July of this year…read more Many people can ride this ride at the same time. There are no thrills, though. So, if you have any health issues, this should be a ride you can enjoy. You just ride along (someone else is driving/operating the ride) the various scenes and enjoy seeing all of the Peanuts gang. It is one of the longer rides here. There are some really nice flowers in the beginning and also some other vegetation along the way. It's pretty neat to see, especially, if you are a Peanuts fan. But then again, Camp Snoopy is my FAVORITE part of the Knotts Berry Farm theme park.

They could do so much more with this ride. I know Knott's is on a different level than Disney. But…read morethere is so much wasted space on this ride and could have so much more interactive components to it. The figures that you get to see are so few and far between. Just wrote it again at night for Knotts Merry Farm. It feels like such a missed opportunity to do some Christmas lights and have like a real Christmas train experience and it's just completely dark. The kids think it's OK but for the most part it's a letdown I think.

Very cute and fun place for a bday party. We came here and the whole spot was reserved just for the…read moreparty of 40 and we were able to ride the train unlimited times. They took us on three different loops

Birthday party for 3 year old. All the kids were thrilled to ride the trains! Live music, REAL…read morefood! Friendly staff and free train rides the 3rd weekend of the month! We really enjoyed ourselves and were there from 1 to closing. Great for 10 and under age group, I think.

Charlie Brown's Kite Flyer, is a cute swing ride inside of Camp Snoopy at Knott's Berry Farm. The…read moreswing spins but also goes up and down. It is more manageable for the little ones versus the swings at Fiesta Village. Adults are able to hop on as well but be mindful it is still a kids' ride, so the bar may not be able come down where it needs to if you're thicker in the midsection and from what I read on the sign that I took a picture of, the weight limit per rider is max 275 lbs. I saw a good amount of adults that seemed to weigh less than the max but the mid-section was what stopped them. The line here was about 15 minutes for our turn. I think if they had two people working this ride, the line would go much quicker. You cannot unbuckle unless you have something like a pen to poke through the seatbelt. The worker has to go around and push every single one of these themselves. This takes some time. I like that though, so the kids cannot unbuckle without a contraption for safety reasons. I just wish there was a more efficient way of doing it. Overall, Charlie Brown's Kite Flyer, is a great ride at Camp Snoopy. Definitely a fun ride that makes you swing your feet and say "wheeeeee!"

Charlie Brown's Kite Flyer is located in Camp Snoopy at Knott's Berry Farm…read more Each two-person seat allows your feet to dangle as the kite-eating tree spins you and your little one around a few times. Not too fast. Not very high. We were there 4/18/22. I kind of wish it lasted a little longer. My 7 and 8-year-olds agreed, but they loved that feeling of seated flying. It's a popular ride - for little ones and single adults. Lol. Be prepared to wait at least 15 minutes if it's midday. I wish I had lived closer to Camp Snoopy when I was a wee one. It's really neat and the employees were very friendly and assistive.

fun ferris wheel that gives great views of the long beach waterfront. the carousel closed at least…read morean hour early on the night we went. i think $9 is a bit pricey for one ferris wheel ride