I was there last year It's an amazing park And affordable I'll go back again It's so fun Jack rabbit Is the best read more

The fact that they have raised park tickets almost $30 per ticket within the last 4 years (50$ admission) just makes my mind up off the bat. I will never come here again. I could see if you have season passes. It would be worth coming here if you live in the area, but somebody like me wanting to enjoy nostalgic theme park trip to the place I grew up going to and my tickets were $50 a piece. Honestly, it makes me never want to bring my future kids here that pricing is just extremely disappointing and price gouging everybody. It's a tiny amusement park. It's not six flags... they have all of the same rides as they did when I grew up there. Nothing has been updated in at least 10 years other than the pricing The apparel they sell in shops are no less than $40 for stuff that obviously doesn't fit right. I washed my sweater once, and the sleeves are almost 8 inches smaller than they were when I bought them The food prices here are outrageous. And honestly, there's not many rides to choose from for the admission price if you really wanna look at it on a higher end scale. I understand that this is our small town amusement park, but the fees they charge, you might as well go to Six Flags or Darien Lake at that point. I live in Florida now and this was so expensive. I couldn't even believe it. These are not prices to charge for a tiny amusement park especially if you aren't adding new rides- realistically these are the same amount of admission to get into Disney than it is to get into here, and to me, I think that absolutely blows my mind. It's $20 cheaper to get into here than to Disney. I am 25 now -when I was 19 it was 17.00 a ticket whole day. It is now 50$ for adult admission I'm glad I got to stop by and see all of the nostalgia. Sincerely, nothing has changed in this amusement park since I was a kid, which is pretty cool, but the prices don't add up, especially because nothing has been updated I would really only recommend older adults coming here for nostalgia type thing, but if you want to take your kids here, you should spend your money elsewhere and get more/safer rides for the same price and a better value read more

Seabreeze Amusement Park - Small sweater after being washed sleeves aren't even long enough - Amusement Parks Near Me - Rochester, New York

A perfect trip for what we needed: a family-friendly theme park that had very reasonable lines for rides, decent food, and a fair price for admission alongside a water park that worked for the kids. I hadn't been to Sea breeze in maybe 30 years, so it was wild being back this week for the first time since I was a kid, but after even an hour, my kids want to go back. The rides were solid but not spectacular, with no real "thrill" rides but a bunch of above-average bits that got the kids excited. The price was higher than I was expecting for something in Rochester (about $40 per person), but we got our money's worth thanks to getting onto so many rides across a six-hour stay. Looking forward to coming back next year! read more

We took my 5 year old son here this summer for the first time and he loved it! He was tall enough to go on almost all of the rides. It's awesome that they have a water park that is in included in admission. It is relatively expensive to get in, but we'll be added this to our once a summer list. read more

Seabreeze Amusement Park - Jackrabbit - Amusement Parks Near Me - Rochester, New York

As a Rochester local, I've visited Seabreeze more times than I can count, but today (June 25, 2026) officially ended that. The level of carelessness from staff and the lack of concern for small children on school trips was unacceptable. Tickets were purchased weeks in advance through the schools, yet despite rides repeatedly closing--or never opening at all--Seabreeze refused to offer rain checks and simply pointed everyone to their policy. After spending hundreds of dollars, many families left unhappy, disappointed, and soaking wet. It's frustrating to feel like customer experience and fairness take a backseat to profits, especially when so many children were affected. After today, I'd strongly recommend taking your money elsewhere. A little compassion and accountability would have gone a long way. Seabreeze needs to do better. read more

A nice small amusement park in Rochester. Don't expect super aggressive rides like the top thrilling ones in Canada's Wonderland or some of the ones like in 6 flags. The rides are more tamer and can be enjoyed more widely for the family. Personally, I prefer my rides to have a bit more thrill and fear factor but I had a great time because there was hardly any wait. They also have a waterpark though we didn't check it out. Best thrill ride would be the Jackrabbit and the Whirlwind. Regular entrance is about $40 usd. However, we were lucky to attend during a special school day where lots of kids and schools were attending that day and performed and rates were like about $10 or so cheaper than what it normally is. Even despite a busier weekday, most rides don't have a wait. At most the wait was 15mins around so that's a definite plus. There's also no queue to get into the park when we came after breakfast. As an adult you can zoom through here in a half a day or even make it a full day out of it and enjoy the waterpark as well. Food wise, options are limited for healthy food and pretty basic, nothing really outstanding. Typical theme park food like fried chicken, burgers, pizza and fries and there is also funnel cake fries and fried dough too. read more

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We love Seabreeze. Season passes pay for themselves after 3 visits. You can come 20 times a year. There is stuff for all ages to do. The water park has kiddie slides and splash parks. read more

This is an amazing amusement park and water park. I love the Jack Rabbit; It still uses old-scool hand-operated lever brakes, as did every coaster back in the day. Train ride isn't bad either, but the operator should blow the whistle and the ride should have a crossing signal and a trackside signal to sort of give it a real feel like that of other miniature train rides. That's without mentioning the fact that their carousel was completely rebuilt from scratch after being completely destroyed by fire in the 1990s. Pity though, the park doesn't have a ferris wheel. I really wish it had a ferris wheel. It could offer breathtaking views of Irondequoit Bay and, of course, Lake Ontario. All in all, a park that I recommend. read more

Best amusement park west of Albany! Free parking! Reasonable admission which includes ALL RIDES! $40.99 Everything is clean, new and in perfect condition. Even on a busy Father's Day weekend, we did not have to wait in line for rides for more than 10 minutes each. We managed to hit all the rides in an afternoon. Make sure to try the Jackrabbit and the Carousel for a bit of time traveling. read more

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So fun! I loved going to hang out with my veteran friends and Seabreeze was much bigger than I expected from the outside.

Seabreeze is such a Rochester Gem! We went on the last open day, and there was a slight drizzle, but we made the best of it and it was SO worth it! We got to ride every single ride multiple times, and spent a reasonable $50 on lunch for 5 people. There is so much variety. Even my toddler got to ride the teacups, and enjoyed the little toddler park rides! We also rode the train several times! We will keep coming for a long time! read more

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Today was my school trip and I enjoyed it really like the bear trax and tilt and the musical one but didn't like that Jack rabbit I got scared but I had a great time read more

Security rocked it today. 'Helped a mother by bringing a cart so she didnt have to carry her sleeping child all over.

Seabreeze is an amazing amusement park for families and kids of all ages. It is the perfect size for a fun and stress-free amusement park day. It is easy to park, easy to get through in half of a day, with fun rides for little kids and even adults. Kiddie City is a small space with rides for toddlers/younger kids. The water park was perfect - loved that they had a splash pad at the bottom of each of the big slides, so little ones could play and the older kids or adults could go on the bigger slides while still being in the same space. I was most impressed by the friendliness of the staff and the dedication of the lifeguards. Lots of food options in the park. Highly recommend the park and water park for a day with family. read more

Seabreeze Amusement Park - Fun ride for families! - Amusement Parks Near Me - Rochester, New York

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This place is all nostalgia and fantastic day trip. The park has a policy where you can bring in food if you like but if you want to buy food there are plenty of options. The food is typical theme park food. A little pricey but you don't have to lug your food with you as if you brought it in. The staff are amazing. They are majority young teens but their service is top notch. I had asked for a cup for ice and water and the young man near the water park filled my bottle for me. It was so hot that day and I know for sure that water helped me tremendously. Seabreeze was definitely worth the visit read more

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Seabreeze is open! That's how you know summer in Rochester has begun. One of the saddest things about 2020 was them staying closed all season. They are now open and ready to help you make those warm weather memories! I went last weekend with family and had a great time. Buy tickets in advance online, as they cap the number of people allowed into the park per day. When I got there at 11:30ish, there was already a sign that said no same day tickets were being sold. This is a genius idea to help the park not be too crowded, or lines for rides too long. (Can we keep this business model forever please?) Most of the staff wore masks, and the eating patio tables have been spaced apart. I saw staff members disinfecting some of the smaller kid rides, but not every ride after every rider. Overall, we felt safe, it wasn't overloaded with crowds, and the kids had a blast (so did I) :) read more

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I have been coming to Seabreeze ever since I was a little kid and I was so excited to introduce some of my friends to it! Though it may not be as large as Darien Lake, it can be just as fun, if not more! Seabreeze has a variety of different rides, a water park, an arcade, a gift shop, as well as various small areas to get food. Even when the park is busy, the wait times are not nearly as long as other parks. At night when the ride lights come on, it's so fun to walk around and see the park from a completely different viewpoint. This is a great place to have a lot of fun with your friends at any age and I recommend everyone give Seabreeze a visit! read more

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This is one of the best amusement parks because the longest wait we had was 30 minutes. Most lines were 15-20 minutes. Waterpark is great too! The only reason that i took a star away is because the food was not even mediocre and the refillable souvenir cup isn't worth it because there are hardly any filling stations. Bring your own lunch and drinks instead. read more

Seabreeze Amusement Park - WhirlWind - Amusement Parks Near Me - Rochester, New York

Seabreeze, I'm over you. This is my favorite place to come during the summer, but they are clearly not capable of operating when it comes to large crowds. A couple key examples of this: 1. Parking is incredibly scarce, I had yo park on the grass 2. Since when does Seabreeze need metal detectors? I could swear I've been here at least a dozen times when I didn't have to go through them 3. Jack Rabbit only runs one train. Always. 4. The employees don't care in the slightest, and are terrible at getting people on rides, so when it's busy, be prepared to wait in line for most of your visit. 5. Food is terrible and way too expensive. Normally, this would just be standard for an amusement park, but waiting 30 minutes for a fucking hot dog the size of my hand? No thanks. I don't know if I'll be visitng again until this SMALL park can learn how to run a fucking park. read more

Took my first trip as an adult last summer to Seabreeze and don't know how I got this far without leaving a review?! We had the most amazing time riding the rides, eating the terrible amusement park eats, and people watching. This is a wonderful, family friendly amusement park that we are lucky to have. And I didn't even enjoy the water park! That'll have to wait until next summer, most likely. Staff here is well trained, albeit young. All I remember from childhood is the jack rabbit, as it was the first roller coaster I decided to try! There is so much history here and there are a great number of eateries nearby to enjoy a drink or some food after your visit. I can't wait until we're able to visit again, Seabreeze! read more

I'm not sure what the other reviewers expected or what days they went, but my family and I had a wonderful day at the park. We bought our tickets ahead of time online, and you can get a discount if you do so. Sometimes you can also find discount codes online. Parking is free (where can you park free these days?) and we went straight in with our digital tickets. We went on a Thursday and the park was pretty quiet and our max wait on a ride was maybe 10 mins. The park was super clean when we went and I think there choices of food are way more than you can expect at a normal fair/park food. My kids had sub sandwiches that were cheaper and bigger than delis by our house. The bathrooms were super clean when we went and girls were actively cleaning while there too. Sanitizers are located throughout the park for easy access. The views of the Lake from the rides are just lovely, and hard to beat. I love that there are enough varied rides for little kids and adults. We didn't hit the water park, but that was hopping and looked super refreshing. We did a lot of rides twice and maybe spent 3/4 hours. All and I my family had a fun afternoon and would definitely come back. read more

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Great family day at a local park. Arrived around opening time with plenty of simple parking available. Security was simple and quick. The park itself was so clean and orderly. Many rides are available for all ages including water rides. The park ticket includes both regular rides and the water park. You can easily make a full day of it. The adults, 9-year-olds and 3-year-old had a wonderful time. We had lunch at the Chicken and Fries location which had a long line that moved quickly. My nephew had the chicken fries for $9 and it was a huge potion, which could feed 3 kids! The Chicken and Fries location in our opinion had much better food than the Grill, which has basic hot dogs and hamburgers. The only concern we had were the lack of available locations to fill up a water bottle, it would be very nice if they could add a couple throughout the park. You can bring in outside food/drinks and they have picnic areas available, which is great! Overall, this is a great summer day for the family, very cost effective overall. read more

Whenever I reminisce about my recent visit to Seabreeze Amusement Park that opened to the public on August 5, 1879 there's only thing that comes to mind and that one thing is the one and only roller coast known as "The Jack Rabbit", a wooden roller coaster that was the fastest in the world at its opening in 1920, it is the oldest continuously-operating coaster in North America, this giant wood coaster features a modified out and back layout. The 2,150 feet of track includes a spectacular 75-foot drop, awesome dips, a wild last curve and a fantastic finale through a dark tunnel. Seabreeze is not by any mean the largest or most famous amusement park but it is the 4th oldest amusement park in the United States and the 12th oldest in the world. It is also the oldest family owned and operated park in the country. Other great rides from the past include - Time Machine - Whirlwind - Log Flume - Bobsleds - Music Express - Wave Swinger - Revolution 360 - Sea Dragon - Screamin' Eagle - Bumper Cars and of don't forget the Carousel You can save $5 off the $23.99 gate price of a Night Rider Pass any Monday - Thursday all summer. If you buy your tickets online you can save time at the gate as well and just walk on through no waiting although during my visit the park was nearly empty and no lines at any of the rides. What a great place to make memories.... read more

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Been here with my kids many years ago when my kids were younger ! Had a great time ! Kids did too !? read more

This old time favorite spot in Monroe County still has that old time charm with an updated look! I haven't been here since the 1990's with my kids. We were pleasantly surprised at all the improvements and the many water slides . This visit was with our grand daughter and her parents. It was a sunny,day with wonderful breezes from Lake Ontario! We had the best time! Pricing for Senior spectators came to just under $35 for us two grandparents. The admission for our son, daughter-in-law and grandchild came to $102.49 for the day. Not an inexpensive day but worth every penny. The only comment for improvement would be awnings or umbrellas over the side chairs for spectators so as to help shield us from the sun. And maybe some updates to the restrooms. Otherwise everything else was very nice! So glad we joined our son and his family today! What a great way to wind down this beautiful Summer we've had this year! read more

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Lines take waaaaaaaay too long for what you have to pay on order to get in. May be fun when the park is empty. But when you have to wait 40 minutes just to get ice cream, takes a bit of the fun outta of it. Unless you sign up for the line ride, then it's probably a blast. read more

Seabreeze has done a nice job with upgrades over the years. I had not been here in a very long time until my visit last week as part of our company's picnic. I was surprised at how much bigger the water park is compared to when I was last here. Also there are quite a few new rides like the Time Machine. Fortunately the best ride is still up and running - the Jack Rabbit. Always my favorite especially since I can no longer tolerate anything that spins in a circle... They even have a mini-Cirque du Soleil show - it is short but it provides some variety. The crew at Seabreeze did a very good job with the food for our group of nearly 600 people and the picnic area was perfect. A great piece of history that is a real asset to the community! read more

Seabreeze Amusement Park - Classic fun - Amusement Parks Near Me - Rochester, New York

Seabreeze is a very small yet incredibly charming park. When asked what my "home park" is, between this and Darien Lake, I will probably always think of Seabreeze first. The park has a nice variety of rides and a few roller coasters, though I dearly wish they had the room for even *one* new major coaster, as Jack Rabbit just doesn't do it for me. While we love this park, we have found the food options to be very lackluster. We always prefer to just hit up a restaurant before and/or after our visits to Seabreeze. read more

We just went Friday for a field trip. I recall growing up doing the same field trip several times but never did they overpack it like it was on Friday. There were a bunch of districts in attendance and the kids had to wait an hour for certain rides. The food lines were a 45 minute wait. When the busses arrived they wouldn't even let the kids out of the parking lot until they saw the tickets. Like districts are going to have bus loads of kids come to an amusement park with no tickets. When the kids walked past security they had to wave their tickets in the air so they could see each and every ticket prior to even allowing them out of the parking lot. Security could also work on their bed side manor with kids as well. And don't waste your money on any clothing in the gift shop! I paid over 30 dollars for a hoodie for my daughter that is about 2 sizes smaller than the same sized hoodies she currently wears. Then after one wash the letters are distressing. I am just so disappointed. Seabreeze was such a family establishment growing up and it is just so disappointing to see the extreme changes and in quality and how patrons are treated. read more

They want to charge my husband and I over $60 to come watch our daughter perform with her school for less than an half hour. We have been loyal customers and passport holders for many years, and we can't afford to buy them this year. They clearly don't care about families, just money. read more

I am from Irondequoit and have been to SeaBreeze dozens of times since my childhood. But I was so impressed during my visit today with our three visiting young grandchildren. The level of maintenance of the classic, dare I say vintage, kiddie rides really is world class. The park is clean. The rates are as expected. We felt safe. The water parks appeared clean. The ride attendants and food service helpers were polite and friendly. The potted flowers were appreciated. SeaBreeze is a treasure. One minor suggestion for the park management: hooks in the water park changing room stalls would be helpful. SeaBreeze DOES put smiles on our faces! read more

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I remember this park from my distant (very distant) past and while I think it's getting a bit dated, it has a lot going for it. Far less expensive than most parks and more convenient for Rochesterians. I didn't much like the parking but it was free. The Jackrabbit remains the show stopper even after all these years but the kids had to be dragged away from the water park. read more

This is a wonderful little amusement park. We spent a Saturday evening here in early June with some friends who live nearby. We took advantage of their after 5pm discounted ride pass. If it was just the two of us, we probably would have tried their handful of roller coasters and been done. But since we had a young child with us, we had so much fun that we ended up staying until closing time. I was surprised how much I enjoyed their coaster collection. Nothing spectacular but certainly a lot of fun. You have the Jack Rabbit, which is one of the oldest roller coasters in the country (1920). It's definitely the oldest coaster I've ever ridden. It's actually a pretty smooth ride thanks to the amount of work they've done to keep it up. Plus, it's always fascinating to see a ride where the operator has to stop the train with some manual brake levers. Another standout for me was the Bobsleds. In fact, this might be my favorite ride at the park. It's just such an unique roller coaster. Surprisingly smooth with some nice pops of airtime. There's also a huge tree right in the middle of the layout, which adds to the charm. Near the Bobsleds is the Whirlwind spinning coaster. Not at all unique because it's identical to the one we rode at Waldameer earlier in the week but it was just as much fun. Finally, their kiddie coaster is called Bear Trax. You can only ride if you have a kid with you. Luckily, our friends' son eventually decided that he'd go on with me. Up until that point, he basically rode the Tilt-A-Whirl over and over again! In exchange for riding Bear Trax with me, I agreed to go on the Tilt-A-Whirl. It was the least I could do. I usually skip spinning rides but it actually wasn't that bad. Like I said, just a wonderful traditional amusement park. If you're ever in the Rochester area, I highly recommend checking it out! read more

Being from Syracuse, it's nice to have a park like this within driving distance for a day trip. The park isn't too big and we were definitely able to do all the rides my daughters wanted to do. This is becoming an annual trip for us. The only negative is the food cost. $12.50 for 4 small chicken fingers and a handful of fries. read more

I try to go to Seabreeze once every few years and it always seems to somewhat disappoint. $40 gets you access to $15 chicken fingers, $4 bottles of soda, $8 Dip-n-Dots, $10 locker fees, and prizes hardly worth .25 cents. I remember my parents complaining about prices 20 years ago but they are glad not to go anymore. The average line was 15-20 minutes so not terrible, but some lines easily 45 minutes up. You will also love getting kicked in the wave pool and then get yelled at for being in the way, Constant line cutting or jumping, Everything you touch being sticky and wet, and lastly everyone seems to feel entitled to do what they want. The staff all seemed fine, they did their jobs and tried to control that circus of wild monkeys. read more

As a non-Rochester Native, this was my first time visiting the park as a chaperone with my high school freshmen. I think I had MORE fun than the kids did. Sea Breeze is AWESOME - the park is big enough to spend the day in, but not so large you fear getting lost. The ride lines are never too long and there's a ton of food options. I love that there's a kiddie section and the Water Park option is great too. HIGHLY SUGGEST for family fun! read more

Gosh! I have not been to Sea Breeze in like 5 years! So much has changed, yet, so many things haven't changed! This trip, I visited as just a "spectator" while the rest of my family enjoyed all the rides. Our Aunt pre purchased the tickets so I couldn't even comment on prices, etc but what I do know is that there is a discount when you buy ahead of time AND that kids under 2 are free. Since the day was fairly cool (being LATE July, this wasn't anticipated) we were not able to enjoy the water park. Boo! There are so many new rides! Since I get motion sickness, there is no way I would even attempt them! Our kids had a GREAT time!!!! read more

I love Seabreeze! It's very family friendly and something to do for everyone despite age. They're getting costly which I guess makes sense since they were closed last summer but goodness. The water and rides are all just great. It's just the right size so you can do a lot, take a lot of breaks and still have a lot of time. It's just a very very great time! Go!! read more

What a great day we had at Seabreeze! We have enjoyed many days at this park over the years with my children and now 35 years later with my grandchildren. Always a good time. I have to say oir entire group of all agre very impressed with everything. All rides were open and operated by friendly attemtitive staff. Many many security workers. All politely enforcing the rules. You don't feel like you're being taken advantage of financially. No charge for parking, and you can bring In a cooler. Everything wad clean and we loved all the updates and history . GREAT JOB EVERYONE WHO WENT THE EXTRA MILE TO KEEP THIS WONDERFUL LANDMARK read more

Was very disappointed visiting Seabreeze. Not enough places to sit except stone walls, stood in line for 20 minutes to purchase a large slushee in a reusable souvenir container, ran out when I got to front, purchased smaller container, filled with watery liquid. No ice in any of them. Went to drink liquid and the smell and taste of plastic was overwhelming. There went $7. A bottle of regular size soda was $4.00. Bathroom/ Changing room was disgusting. All in all day sucked. read more