Kids loved it!!!! We enjoyed it as parents!!!! Fun arcade games and rides outside! Food stand…read morewasn't great but we were hungry lol. The outside ticket booth wasn't sailing tickets. Spent a good 3 hours there. Small prizes for tickets was candy... which was kind of sad... Plan to go again

Great place to take your children and enjoy an outside activity. It has changed a lot since I was…read morehere when I was young.

Complete rip off!! My family and I decided to go because we could do zip line and paddle boats…read more Upon arrival at 3:30pm we were told we had time to do both until 6pm with a $55 day pass. We were finished zip lining at 5:21, we went to paddle boats and was told it closed at 5pm. Huh?! We have until 6pm! As stop by the entry office to ask for a partial refund since we were lied to about the activity being available to ride. No help whatsoever! Yeah we understand but we can't refund. I ask for the manager, who is no more than 18, and she said we had 30 minutes to cancel. Girl bye! They are so wrong not to tell me the ride closed early so I could have done that first. I would NEVER go back! Ruined our spring break.

Great time and extremely clean. Pool camping and trails clean. Restroom and shower always cleanedread more

Belmont Park sits along the Mission Beach boardwalk, close to everything, with parking lots nearby…read more It's a fun tourist attraction, and we especially enjoy the mini golf and pineapple Dole Whip. The rides can feel rough and jerky, but the kids love them. An all-day pass is usually the best value, since individual tickets add up; some attractions cost extra. Other activities include an elevated harnessed obstacle course, rock-climbing wall, roller coaster, laser tag, arcade, food, and a large indoor pool. Overall, it's a fun spot, though the area can feel sketchy at night due to reports of gang fights and shootings.

I will be honest about why this stood out. Good service has felt rare lately. We have sat through…read moreplenty of counters and plenty of meals where people barely looked up, where the smile was forced, and where the tip went out anyway. Ronan was the opposite of that. He was helpful, patient, and genuinely glad to be helping a family get their day started right. He put a smile on my daughter's face, my son's face, my wife's face, and mine. That is not a small thing. To the management at Belmont Park: Ronan deserves recognition, and he deserves a real shot at interviewing for whatever position he is aiming for. Whatever his vision is here, I believe he will excel at it. People like Ronan are the reason a family comes back. Thank you, Ronan. We appreciated it.

Do yourself a favor. Do not order the pizza. Worse than frozen supermarket pizza. Almost like…read moreeating cardboard. Dry like no other. Pepperoni stiff af. The jump experience for is decent.

Fui a FLYERS la semana pasada y me la pase muy padre. Mis sobrinos nunca se habias divertido tanto…read more Tienen trampolines por todos lados hasta en parte de las paredes. Lo que mas me gusto fueron la canchas de basketball con los trampolines, y el area donde puedes brincar hacia una bolsa gigante de haire. los empleados son muy amables y profecionales. la verdad si me hicieron sentir que los ninos estan en buenas manos. Si lleguan a visitar flyers no quedaran decepcionados. Muy buen lugar para toda la familia.

Where can you find the best service in the Galaxy? Look no further than Coyote's Flying Saucer…read moreRetrievals and Repairs Service in the KO-PAH Mountains of Southern California outside of San Diego. When rolling up you may jokingly remark that the dry, rocky landscape looks quite Martian. Straight out of a scene with say "Captain Kirk fighting the Gorn Commander in Star Trek". Then you pass through Ocotillo, California, and spot saucers with colorful lights on them, traffic cones covered in alien sketches, and a man named Coyote sitting outside on a lawn chair in front of a vessel with a plastic bubble above his head. This is Coyote's Flying Saucer Retrievals and Repairs Service, a UFO junkyard featuring several life-size saucers, many of which can actually be driven around once Coyote is finished with his handiwork. To make the scene even more extraterrestrial, Coyote has decorated the lot with signs reading "Landing Zone," a van and some old RVs with an alien dummies inside. Add skeletons half vaporized in the backs of trucks. This is needless to say not for everyone, but there are a lot of people into this stuff. Coyote loves to share his passion for flying saucers with visitors and will typically allow his new friends to take a spin in his cart. He also occasionally screens drive-in movies like ET and the X-Files, projected onto an "asteroid" Well its actually a huge boulder that he says the aliens "dropped off" for him. Beyond a doubt Coyote believes the desert sky has visitors at night. If they happen to crash, or their hover craft Ionic compensators get reverse charged, he's got them covered. Yeah this place is nuts!

We were driving home from Arizona and suddenly our car was beamed up off the highway and…read moretransported to Coyote's. We were greeted by some very quiet aliens (I think they were shy) and got to take a peak at their unique collection of retrieved flying saucers and other items. They were kind enough to let us use their phone booth to make a quick call and even let us take a photo in one of their saucers! Really nice aliens. If your flying saucer just won't fly anymore or you got it stuck in some other dimension, I would definitely recommend Coyote's. Looks like they know what they're doing!

A fun spot for the kids (and grown ups too)! We were visiting from Los Angeles and looking for some…read morekid friendly fun in Ensenada. This was exactly what we were looking for. The place was clean, the equipment was new, the employees were nice. This is a great place for families looking for some active fun. Our 7 and 3 year olds loved it. I especially liked the balancing tower-staircase. I've never seen anything like it.

This place is awesome for kids. Highly recommend this place especially if you have little ones to…read moretire them out. The maps on iPhone will lead you to some other address but it's on the Main Street next to Sam's Club.

My best friend and I brought both our toddlers to this park, and we had a fantastic time!…read more We found the grounds to be generally pretty clean and inviting. Absolutely loved the character experiences, the babies were so excited! They can take photos on your phone or you can pay for the ones they take as well. There are some rides that cater to younger ones as well as taller kids. I would definitely say this park overall is towards younger kids, I don't know if older kids would find it as fun. The rides aren't that big. Majority of the rides require toddlers to be capable of walking. I will say that the policy on this is a bit weird, Disneyland for example doesn't require this for a lot of similarish rides. There is a wave pool, water slides, lazy river, and splash pad. We loved the castle splash pad area and the smaller slides. Although, they want your little one to be independent going down the slide and that's tough if you're the only parent there (hard to walk them up and run down to catch them etc). My only complaint about the lazy river was it was a little dirty. That is bound to happen with young kids. Chairs seem to get taken quite quickly, however, they did have a nursing room here which was very nice in my case! They also have spacious changing rooms in the park as well. I found the bathrooms a bit dirty, in the way they should've been cleaned throughout the day. I also didn't notice any toilet seat covers which was interesting. So overall, yes we'd come back! But my complaint would be the bathrooms and maybe someone with kids should review the safety policies lol!

BUCKLE UP!!! Sesame Place: quite possibly the world's worst…read morewater park. I genuinely cannot understand how this place is being operated this poorly. I first came a few weeks ago with my 3-year-old son. He is exactly 42 inches tall and appeared to meet the posted height requirement at the entrance to one of the slide towers. Because only ONE of six slides was operating, we waited over 1.5 hours to get to the top--only to be told he was too short to ride. So after the signage at the bottom indicated he was tall enough, we wasted nearly two hours in line just to be turned away at the top. The line was made even worse by kids continuously entering the Quick Queue/Fast Pass line without actually having Quick Queue. Employees weren't verifying anything, so the regular line barely moved. We tried another tube slide: again, one slide operating and another 1.5+ hour wait. I asked a supervisor if more slides would open and was told they were waiting for employees to return from lunch. They never did. Season passholders we spoke with said this apparently happens all the time. Then the children's water play area closed for maintenance for over an hour, which pushed everyone into the lazy river. They ran out of tubes, multiple other attractions were closed, and we spent most of our "water park" day standing around waiting. I contacted Guest Services afterward. Their automated response said I'd hear back within 5-7 business days. Nobody ever contacted me. I eventually called, waited on hold for 30 minutes, and was promised four replacement tickets and a parking pass within 20 minutes, plus a follow-up call. Neither happened. I called AGAIN, waited another 30 minutes, and finally received the tickets. So yesterday we decided to give Sesame Place another chance. THE REPLACEMENT TICKETS THEY SENT ME DIDN'T WORK. I literally had to purchase tickets on Groupon to get into the park. And somehow, visit #2 was even worse. The park wasn't crowded, yet ALL WATER ACTIVITIES WERE CLOSED. At a WATER PARK. We tried to stay patient and went on the few dry rides. After about an hour, it was hot and my 3-year-old was understandably begging to go in the water while lifeguards stood in front of completely blocked-off water attractions. Eventually they opened ONE tiny toddler water area--for basically the entire park. You can imagine how packed that became. It wasn't until the afternoon that the wave pool and Count's Splash Castle finally opened. The other waterslides never opened at all. When the lazy river finally opened, they were allowing a maximum of 10 people at a time, everyone had to remain together in a group led by a lifeguard, and you were allowed ONE lap. We waited over 30 minutes, reached the front, and were told my boyfriend couldn't join me and my son because he was person #11. So after even more waiting, we finally got our turn. And honestly? The lazy river was DISGUSTING. Trash. Dirty Band-Aids. Plant debris everywhere. A nasty film on the water. It genuinely looked like a bacteria-infested cesspool. Count's Splash Castle wasn't much better--we literally saw Modelo beer cans floating in the water. I repeatedly asked lifeguards when the remaining attractions would open and was assured they should open later. They never did. One employee told me attractions were closed because of poor water quality--which, after seeing the water, certainly seemed believable. But considering how attractions were being staffed, it also appeared there may have been a significant staffing shortage. Tickets here can run around $100 per person, plus $36 for parking. For those prices, families should not arrive at a WATER PARK to discover virtually every water attraction closed with no meaningful communication beforehand. I understand water parks are seasonal businesses and many employees are teenagers. That is exactly why competent adult leadership and operational oversight are necessary. The teenagers working there aren't the problem. The complete lack of management, staffing, communication, cleanliness, queue control, and consistency is. Two visits. Two absolute disasters. The first time, nearly everything was closed. I complained and was given replacement tickets. The replacement tickets didn't work. I paid AGAIN to return. And on the second visit, THE WATER PARK HAD NO WATER ATTRACTIONS OPEN. You genuinely couldn't make this up. One star only because Yelp doesn't allow zero.

Worth the price of admission…read more Located towards the rear of the San Diego Fair it's ideal for families. They offer smaller scale rides that are cheaper to get into. More space and space dining tables to sit and relax. Mini ferris wheels and a bible class!

Fun per usual. The all day food pass is good for all day dining and it only costs $50 bucks for…read morefood every 90minutes, with caveat that the food isn't the best (fried chicken, barbecue, fries, cupcakes, soda, etc. but it is a killer deal. Favorite ride was Atlantis. Favorite show was the orca show. It can get quite pricey with parking and everything. They have dog kennels for $25 for the whole day which is useful.

I went this past week and had a free ticket. This place is the epitome of mediocrity and I'm…read moresurprised anyone even still goes. The entire facility looks completely run down and outdated. Several of the rides were closed when I went. Also for the rides they do not allow a bag so you have to pay for a locker. Knotts berry farm gives free lockers for 2 hrs nearby. The stingray feeding food is over $11 and I heard someone complain about how it was 5 dollars at one point. I also laughed when I saw there is a stand-up dryer section whee you have to pay $7 to dry off after a water ride. The whole place just came off as a dump that nickel and dimes the customer. I think the gouging on parking is a good strategy though bc there isn't a free option nearby. My suggestion is to jack up the parking bc it is guaranteed money. The electric eel was really fun. I rode it twice and I enjoyed it. The rest of the experience was garbage though and just was a contribution to a jobs program known as SeaWorld located in San Diego. Even free it was still a waste of time when you factor in parking costs. ​​​