This reminds me so much of the Floor Is Lava game and is such a fun place for kids and adults…read morealike! They have 3 rooms to choose from depending on the difficulty level and the number of people in each group. We opted for Blue's Arena, which is best suited for 2-4 first-time players. There's a small locker area where you can store your belongings during the game. The hour we booked for was divided into 2 sessions. Each session features a different game with about 10-12 levels each. If you fail a level, no worries because you can always repeat it. You can also take a short break in between the sessions, which we definitely did because it was quite a good workout session.

This was super fun. Think Dance Dance revolution meets Floor is Lava...ultimately a lot of fun and…read morea good workout. I was gassed at the end. I thought I was good until I left and saw another group next door which were killing it. Note that it is a little hard to find with only a very small temporary signage on the street and needing to call through a security phone at which point they will buzz you in.

Very beautiful view! The Best view in the Central Park. I like it. You must see it. In eveningread more

Pre-booked my tickets online directly on their website and paid $20 for unlimited rides per person…read more(weekday was $15). Children under 36" are free and can get on rides with a full paying adult. Came here just before 11am and the place was half full. We were able to get on rides pretty much straight away. There are 11 rides in total, not all available to children under 36 inches. There are also games kids can play for $5 per go. We kept going from one ride to another. The rollercoaster takes picture as you on the ride and charges $6 for one picture or $10 for two. I bought two and realised upon paying there was a QR (digital download) option for $3 per picture. I asked the lady about it and she said "sometimes it does not work so we don't advertise it". Bought lunch in the venue as well. Chicken tenders and fries were $12.50. Also bought ice cream for $6. Not the cheapest but pretty convenient. There were also magic shows being run every couple of hours. The magician was pretty funny for the kids but after a couple of goes with the same content.. Apart from paying extra for the pictures, I had a great time and will come back again. It's a relatively cheap day out if you go on many rides. It is also a good alternative for the last two weeks of summer breaks when most camps are done for the season.

This is a fun indoor amusement park. They pack a ton of rides into a relatively small space,…read moreincluding several rollercoasters. You can walk around for free and purchase wristbands if you want to enjoy the rides. I came on a Thursday and lines were not too long. Most rides require kids to be 3 feet in height. There were not really any options for babies under 1, except for a play space with blocks and climbing. They have a good amount of seating and a small arcade inside as well. It's part of the American Dream mall with tons of other attractions, including a water park and an aquarium, so it's a great place to spend a full day.

We did bundle tickets with the water park. We visited on a Saturday. We arrived around 10:30am and…read morethere was a line already for the 11:00am opening. They had a character come out for pictures for some entertainment. I visited with a 48" kid and a 36" kid. The taller one could go on most things but they interpreted 48" as not tall enough to ride things that said "those 48" and under" must ride with an adult, so since I was unable to leave the smaller child, he couldn't ride those ones. The smaller kid was limited in rides though. No roller coasters for the little one which was disappointing for her. I loved the 90s Nickelodeon nostalgia. Still had a bunch of Paw Patrol for current littles. There's also an arcade but luckily I was able to avoid that. We went to the food court for lunch and returned after. There are also character appearances-we got pics with Marshall and Rafael. I'd love to return when my little is just a little bigger!

IMPORTANT: Luna Park and Deno's Wonder Wheel Amusement Park are NOT the same and require a…read moredifferent plastic card with ride credits. To make it even more confusing, Cyclone is part of Luna Park but sells a separate card for the Cyclone only (booth in front of the ride). Crazy. Deno's has the legendary Wonderwheel and a few other small rides. Luna Park has way more: Cyclone, SlingShot, Thunderbolt, ElectroSpin, etc. Also worth noting, there's no clear indication that you are walking around Deno's or Luna Park. Deno's is kinda embedded and Luna Park kinda surrounds Deno's. It's all VERY confusing. All that said, both offer an awesome time. Just do it.

I just went with my wife and 8-year old daughter and had a great time…read more I really liked the fact that you're not forced to buy a wristband, if you don't want to. We first strolled the place to see what we wanted to do (not busy at all at opening time and basically no lines until the afternoon). Then we decided to just buy a $100 card (with $15 bonus in it) and used it as a credit card to buy rides AND food. If you're planning to stay all day long and fit as many rides as you can, you should get a wristband. Otherwise, if you're just going low key just for 4-5 hours like we did, and are satisfied with a few rides, games and food, paying as you go will be cheaper. Rides are VERY well kept and look fairly new, and restrooms are available (with drinking water).

It's crazy to me that I've left Coney Island reviews sit idle in my draft folder for years. When I…read morelived in Pittsburgh, trips to NYC multiples times a year often meant visits to Coney Island. It's great because the Coney Island Beach as well as Brighton Beach are easily accessible. The boardwalk is almost three miles of STUFF! Nathan's Cyclone Luna Park Beach Steeplechase Pier Restaurants Entertainment It's all there! To me it's still a magical place to visit on and off season!

I cannot give this boardwalk all the stars. The views at the beach are always awesome no matter the…read moreweather...and sunsets are worth waiting for.. however the boardwalk itself is horrible..and there are rats. The bathrooms are SO HORRIBLE. Please clean them!! Not only does it stink but the toilets are always soiled and toilet paper is everywhere. During the week, towards end of September the bathrooms were HORRENDOUS...and almost none of them worked, and doors don't lock.

Hello Darlings,…read more We're in Halloween season now, and Disney Fan Boi (DFB) and Your Host decided to visit Great Adventure once again, to provide yet another contribution to my followers here in Yelpland. Things tend evolve over time, and doing trip reviews can bring upon an evolution of opinions. Case in point: Flash: Vertical Velocity. While my previous review graded the attraction a B-, the experience on Oct. 25, 2026, pushed it to a solid A. And we were sat in the same row (Row 1) as the previous experience. We were really impressed the second time around, and our planned visit for tomorrow might (with DFB) find us riding the back row. If anyone can elaborate what their experience is with said attraction, please feel free! Knowledge is power, darlings. The visit however was low key and we did very few rides. Many attractions were closed: Jersey Devil, Batman, Nitro, etc. Your Host did however attempt to get an adult bev, but foolishly left his ID in the car (oops) and apparently doesn't look 61 and had to settle for a Coke Zero. They must request ID for every single person buying alcohol, which IS responsible of them. Also, the pretzels sold at the pub are NOT included in the meal plan..nun uh...no way...no way son...ain't no. Howevs, the grub over at Mama Flores IS included and is pretty darn good. DFB and Your Host dined here (cheesesteak for DFB; falafel gyro for Your Host) and highly recommend this joint to the Yelpers and Yelpettes that happen upon these screeds. Of course, it goes without saying that you should have your current operating season drink bottle with you for your included bev. DFB sadly forgot his but the lovely cashier gave him a paper cup since his meal plan revealed that he was a bona fide drink cup holder. Score! Hopefully more attractions will be open through Halloween and Holidays in the Park. Oh, BTW, this may be somewhat blasphemous but the park needs more flat rides instead of adding more coasters...thrilling flat rides...you know, like those that spin you right 'round baby like a record baby, and upside-down, you turn me. If the Six Flags Powers-That-Be happen across this screed, please consider this, m'kay? Peace, love, and thrills, Your Host (and DFB)

My experience at Six Flags wasn't terrible, but it wasn't amazing either. Honestly, I'm shocked at…read morehow expensive everything has gotten! No wonder it took me almost 10 years to come back. Between admission, the additional Fright Fest pass during October, parking, food, and merchandise, the costs really add up quickly. It was definitely over $500 between my husband and I. One thing I HIGHLY recommend if you're planning to spend the entire day here is the Premium All Day Dining Pass that includes a drink. It was around $45, and since you can use it every 90 minutes, I definitely got more than my money's worth. Without it, I probably would've spent a fortune on food alone! As for the rides, the wait times were insane. We're talking over two hours for some rides on a cold Saturday! Speaking of the cold, the staff looked underdressed for the weather, and you could tell many were miserable. I can't blame them, but it definitely affected the overall experience. The food was actually not bad for an amusement park, and Johnny Rockets was one of my favorites. The Funnel Cake House was also a highlight because their funnel cakes were delicious! I definitely recommend checking it out, even though it's not included in the dining pass. Just skip the funnel cake included with the dining pass because it was disappointing. Overall, we still had a fun day, but between the prices, long lines, and long faces, I'm not in a rush to return. Maybe I'll see you again in another 10 years :)

I had a great experience. It had so many activities to choose from for a decent price. I thought it…read morewas clean enough for a place where kids are running around all day.

This location is fun for all ages; it has an arcade, rollerblading area and a climbing area…read more I have been here for trips and birthday parties. I recently went to a birthday party in January on one of the coldest days of the year. I honestly didn't get to enjoy it because the party room was unbearably freezing. They had the unit that blew out a b out of warm air but not enough to make the room warm. All of the guests had to be wear their jackets the whole time. We told the workers several times that it was freezing but nothing was ever fixed. I would warn parents to be mindful that if you are throwing a party in the winter, you might have a very cold room. I will return in the summer to see how the AC is and if it is comfortable.

We visited as guests for a birthday party. The facility is spacious with lots of fun activities,…read moreand the kids had a great time overall. However, I think the staff need better training and more consistent supervision. The ball pit is about 3 feet deep, which can be difficult for younger toddlers to climb out of. I witnessed a mother ask a staff member for help because her toddler was stuck. Instead of assisting, the staff member simply stepped into the ball pit and asked the toddler if they could climb out. The child was clearly unable to, which was the reason the mother had asked for help in the first place. In the end, the mother had to climb into the ball pit herself to get her child. Then at the race car track, staff allowed toddlers who were below the recommended height to ride. I personally didn't think this was a major safety concern since the cars have seat belts. However, after one toddler had started riding, the staff asked the child's mother to remove them because they couldn't drive properly. I understand that other children were waiting (including mine), but if staff decide to allow younger children to participate, they should let them enjoy the full experience unless the parent chooses to end it early. The most disappointing experience happened at the Sky Rider attraction. Children under the height requirement were being allowed to ride, but when it was my son's turn, he was stopped and told he was too small. The child in front of him was visibly shorter and had already been allowed to ride several times. Naturally, my son was very upset. I spoke with the staff member to understand why the rules were applied differently. His response was that after he made the comments, he let my son ride once, but "he got sour and ran away." That comment was unnecessary and unprofessional. My son is on the spectrum, and assumptions like that can be especially hurtful. More importantly, all children should be treated fairly. Overall, the playground itself is excellent and offers plenty for kids to enjoy. My biggest concern is the lack of professionalism in some staff interactions.

It was our first time visiting this indoor park. We came on…read morea Sunday right at 11 AM. The check-in area was very crowded due to the many birthday parties, and the long line was also confusing. At first, a staff member approached us and asked if we had completed the waiver. By the time we finished it, the line looked even more confusing. I had to stop another staff member to clarify whether we were in the right line. It turned out we weren't. The front desk staff responsible for check-in seemed overwhelmed and stepped away twice, so it was a little chaotic just trying to get in. The rest was fun, though. They have a spacious seating area for adults, and overall it felt pretty safe for kids.

American Dream 1 American Dream Way…read moreEast Rutherford, NJ 07073 Located only minutes away from MetLife Stadium is a mall that stands out from their competition in the area. In addition to selling apparel, this mall is also a massive entertainment complex with over 400 indoor attractions. Dream Rider has a wide variety of motorized safari animals for children to cruise the hallway. Get all abroad on Geoffrey's Express for a locomotive journey. If you are looking for more advanced thrill-seeking rides, Nickelodeon Universe takes the prize. This indoor amusement park has roller coasters including TMNT Shellraiser, The Shredder and Kraang Prime Pandemonium. There is an even a Double Dare human crane machine. Ninja Kidz is a martial arts inspired park with many obstacles such as trampolines and zip lining.  Get a suntan or go for a dip at DreamWorks Water Park. It's literally an indoor beach with water slides. There are also winter themed activities. Step into another season by skating in a rink with the same dimensions as a standard NHL rink. There is also a 4-acre ski hill with artificial snow and multiple slopes for all levels. Be sure to bundle up and dress warm! Multiple kiosks also have more relaxed entertainment such as full sized ferris wheel, Angry Birds themed miniature golf course, an arcade, and carnival style games. This is a perfect location, especially for families with children. Anyone can easily spend all day living the dream at American Dream. #americandream #americandreameastrutherford #americandreammall #visitamericandream #nickelodeonuniverse

An overwhelming experience and structure to boot. From the outside it looks like an airport…read more Parking is easy to navigate and costs a nominal fee. The mall has 4 stories and many sections to explore. Fast casual food is clustered in a food court together (Vanessa's dumplings, pizza, ect). Sit down restaurants are a floor above (Yard House. Hibachi, ect). Bubble tea and ice cream shops are sprinkled throughout. Place has a mix of luxury stores (Gucci, Tiffany & Co, Hermes) and budget options (Uniqlo, Gap). I also saw a self serve wine bar and a champagne bar. What makes this place stand out is the indoor water park, the Nickelodeon theme amusement park, indoor ski slope with artificial snow and live theater. An H-Mart supermarket and food hall claim residence. They also have a large arcade with claw machines, video games and interactive games. A fun place to just shop, or have fun at the attraction parks.

Great captain, clean and comfortable boat and very knowledgeable about local waters. Catching a lot…read moreof really nice striped bass in mid-August in local waters is pretty rare around here, but he got the job done. Will definitely be back.

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