We had a great day at waldameer. They are a process of upgrading so a lot of the things that I like…read moreto do are closed such as a lazy river and one of the adult pools. The waterpark is amazing, but you're not allowed to bring any food in which can be problematic. Prices are comparable to other amusement parks.

Fun amusement park I…read moreenjoyed that the park has free admission and you just pay for the rides you want to enjoy. Although navigating the points for each ride can be difficult. My children are not big on rides so it was nice that we could enjoy the park without having to pay a lot to see what it offered. We came in the evening and walked around to check it out. We rode the bumper cars, carousel, and little kids coaster. If the weather was nicer we want to come back for the full day to enjoy the waterpark and rides. Food was decently priced with lots of choice through the park. You can also bring your own food and eat picnic style.

This was a really fun and unique roller coaster. It features a twist on the conventional wild mouse…read moretype ride in that the cars fit two people facing forward and two people facing backward. The line went fairly fast, we were there on a Friday afternoon. The ride wasn't as smooth as I wished it was, but it was a wild mouse so I guess I should have expected it to jerk around a little.

Hope ya like riding backwards! The Steel Dragon is a variation on the wild mouse and spinning mouse…read morerollercoasters. If you're wondering what wild mouse coasters are, these coasters consist of single mouse-shaped cars seating four. They ride on top of the track, taking tight, flat turns at modest speeds, yet producing high lateral G-forces. Spinning mouses are similar in that the cars, well, spin! I used to think that those coasters spun in a preset pattern, but no they're random. The Steel Dragon differs in two key areas. First of all instead of flat turns, this ride features some high banked turns and semi-inversions. Second of all, the riders sit four to a car, back to back! So what's riding the Steel Dragon like? Well I recommend you ride it twice--once facing forwards and once facing backwards. Because you can get a little queasy riding it, I strongly recommend you ride BEFORE you eat. But anyway, back to that whole forwards/backwards thing. My second trip on it, I sat facing backwards and it's strange, even a little jarring to see where you've been while going up the lift hill. The car stays in a fixed position, going down the first drop (remember, wild mouse coasters don't have high hills) and into a banked s-curve. Then the spinning starts! Mostly it's counter clockwise, but always unpredictable! I'll give the Steel Dragon 3.5 stars. It's a fun ride, true, but when it comes to coasters, I'm more of a traditionalist babe. Give me high drops and airtime hills any day!

Still a good time considering there is a pandemic. Some rides only open for small portions of the…read moreday. Understaffed but getting by. We were happy we decided to visit regardless but we skipped the water park. Water Park looks expanded and fun - maybe next time. One surprise was the gifts shops were very affordable. Didn't eat at Park but played a couple games with kids. Certain games kids are guaranteed to win - thank goodness.

Waldameer is a great amusement park for the young and the young at heart! Admission is free to…read morewalk around, you can either buy a day pass or pay for each ride ($3-5 per ride) individually. They even let you bring in your own food, and have plenty of picnic tables and pavilions! Great place to have a birthday party!

Great family fun! Here for family reunion and it was perfect. This place has changed and…read moredefinitely for the better. The rides and waterpark are very reasonably priced. The girls truly enjoyed the whole park. You are not waiting very long to get on the ride and that's what they loved. Facility is very clean with great views of the lake. Definitely will return. Any size family would enjoy this with any age of child in mind.

Haven't been here in years and I will never come back. The beach was moved and so small. It was…read moreright where boats were docked. The beach itself was full of garbage and geese poop everywhere. They really ruined a quaint place.

This is an amusement park, small ,but takes you back to simple times. The park is mainly geared…read moretoward families with smaller children. Free parking and admission. They do have a few adult rides train, gokarts, bumper cars ferris wheeel, and giant slide. Smaller style arcade, clean bathrooms, gift shop, little museum , golf course and food. Reasonable ticket pricing for rides. I remember coming here both as a young child , and adult. I stopped in, honestly after the Beamus 6k, over at Long State Park. The main reason was to just check out park, neat mini golf and get pizza. Yes, I get they were not even quite open an hour when I arrived a little after noon. My reasoning for the 4 star review, no menu or anything listed on pricing for what was sold, or in my case if it was cheese or pepperoni. The young employee, when asked regarding Do you sell pizza, yes, cheese, pepperoni and I asked how much he said $5. A menu of items offered with pricing, would have been helpful.

Perfect if you have any small children, ideally ages six or under. This wouldn't be a good spot if…read moreyou were going with teens or just adults. I had never been here before in in spite of frequenting the Chautauqua area, my whole life. But, I finally had an occasion because my tiny niece was the perfect age for this place. There were a ton of rides that were perfect for her as a three year-old. Also, they had rides that were good for ages 4 to 6 as well. She really enjoyed the little roller coaster. Watch out that it is actually a little rough for the adults to ride on because it does jerk a little. Also, there were some really cute little boat rides, including one that took took the children around in a circle. There was very little that she was too small to ride on, so it was completely fantastic. Also, we were able to get her a wristband that gave her all inclusive access to rides. For a few rides that do require adult accompaniment for littles, the adult gets to ride free. There's a food spot towards the bottom of the hill and I highly recommend it. I was able to get platters of fries and corn, dogs and pizza, for not too much money. This is a clutch when it came to reducing the chance of overstimulated little kid meltdowns. Also, it was very sunny, and there was very little shade, so bring the sunscreen. Also, they have free boat parking. So, boating over and walking in is a great option if you happen to have or be renting a boat.

Today, was our first time at Clovermead. It has been recommended to us by multiple friends. We were…read morethere from 11am to closing with kids ages 4,8,10 and nobody at any point said they were bored or wanted to go home, this is a first! We have been to many farms around Ontario and even as adults we enjoyed ourselves! Before we came I reached out to them as my youngest one is a full-time wheelchair user and they were super kind by email and informed me they accept Access 2 card. That helped! As this meant that we only had to pay for 4 admissions and I was free as my daughter's caretaker. We decided to keep the wheelchair at home after seeing some photos online of the roads, we took the wagon instead. I highly recommend taking a wagon or a stroller! This is a big farm. You will do a lot of walking. Some of the things about this place : - Lots of shade, lots of benches and seating areas to rest in the shade for anyone. - Lots of bathrooms can be found around the farm, including a small house that was made for privacy for anyone wanting to breastfeed their baby or change a diaper. The little house had two chairs, a change table and a nice size bench by the window if you had a oldest child you needed to change. I thought that was a nice touch to the farm. It is labelled on the map! - The staff were very friendly and helpful. - The food we grabbed for lunch, service was quick and everyone was happy with their meal. Kids meals were under $10.00( they had chicken strips and burger option), Adult meals were $10+ ( burgers, chicken wrap, chicken sandwich). The kids loved the honey lemonade with the Popsicle inside. - We also got some ice cream at the end of the day and had funnel cake that was $8.00 each. - They had a splash pad, pretty decent size. We did not end up using it as it was too cold out and our kids found they were too occupied with everything else. They had nice size private individual change rooms right next to the splash pad. Also saw a change table in the biggest one. - They had many animals through out the farm to visit and feed. - They took debit or credit only! There was no cash option! -The gift shop was a nice size, you can sample 3 of your choice of honey flavours, that was a fun experience for the kids. - Lots of other cool mazes, climbing things, games and things I never seen at other farms that you just need to discover for yourself! Totally worth the drive! We recommend it! Many hours of fun!

My family came here during August long weekend and got more then we bargained for (in a good way!)…read more When you arrive there is plenty of parking but its all on gravel or grass, so everything is unmarked so please be courteous to your neighbors. When we arrived it was already quite quaint looking and social media worthy. At the front desk to buy tickets I was greeted warmly and just before I was about to pay I asked if there was a discount when buying tickets online which there was! So when buying tickets buy in advance! I quickly told them to give me a few minutes while i hopped on my phone to buy the tickets but thanks to Koodo I had no data! I asked the front desk if i could maybe borrow their wifi and they said dont worry about it and just gave me the tickets at the price of online which was much appreciated! Now upon entering the entire thing was jam packed full of things to do. My daughter was enthralled with all the different animals and activities. Mind you things did get busy so we did have to patiently wait to be "next" when doing something but of course not every child has learned how to share properly so just make sure to pack your patience! There is food on site for purchase that was pretty decent and the price was not outrageous. Rides are only at specific times through out the day and runs for about 30 minutes roughly at the set times. So by the time we made it to the rides we just missed one I believe around 2pm, so had to wait for the next set of rides at 4pm. I was planning on only being here for maybe half a day from 9-12 but as you can tell we ended up being here well beyond and basically up to closing! So plan accordingly that this is a full day activity. Sunscreen, hat, fans, snacks, extra change of clothes (they have a splash pad!) and again make sure to pack LOTS OF EXTRA PATIENCE with your little ones. Super fun, jam packed full day. A touch pricey but worth the price of admission. I would definitely recommend and go again if in the area.

It was ok we had fun but over half of the rides were closed but there is really fun things too like…read morethe bumper boats or the grand prix go karts

This was my first time a Fun 'N Stuff -- and I was pleasantly surprised. They were running a…read morespecial the day I went, and had $18.95 unlimited passes for that day (versus I think $38-ish for an unlimited day pass). My 7 year old nephew had a blast. Some of the highlights from a grownup included laser tag, the lost tomb of Osiris laser obstacle, roller skating, and bumper cars. I do wish the bumper car area was a tad bigger, as you couldn't get too much momentum going from the smaller space. I also wish some of the things like bowling were included. I will say, it seems like you get your most bang for the buck in the summer. There were many things outside such as putt-putt, go-karts & bumper boats that were all closed for the season. For fairly high regular cost of admission, I wish the had a few more free things to do. There was soooo many arcade games for kids to do, but after you'd spent $38/person to get in, who wants to spend even more???