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    2.5 (103 reviews)

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    Orca show
    Crystal P.

    The Good: The orca and dolphin show were the best part of the park. The shark and turtle exhibits were also great. Although the shark tunnel was closed during the afternoon, which my younger kids didn't get a chance to view. We paid $100 for each ticket including the food pass, which was well worth the $30 considering a soda is $7 by itself. The taco place and the pizza place were the only places my kids actually ate the food. The Bad: The food was terrible at most places. Stay away from The Shipwreck cafe, it was terrible. Also, the Chicken Shack was really bad. The Ugly: I was soooooooooo disappointed in the SkyTower. We waited 90 mins to pay for a ride that we couldn't even see out of the windows because they were so dirty. The employee was rude when they heard us talking about the dirty windows and poor view. I don't recommend at all. Also, my kids waited 90 mins to ride one of the roller coasters because the staff let fast pass riders through at a 20 to 1 ratio. Seemed like Wait time estimates were off due to this. Recommendations: The park should have outdoor heaters or places to go for people to heat up during the winter season. My kids were freezing but there was no place to warm up except going back out to the car. Overall the trip was good, highly recommend the animal shows as that was the best part of the park.

    Cuong P.

    It was a great experience. My friend and I were really enjoying it. Remember to bring alot of water! The Dolphin show would probably the top on my list.

    Beluga Whale
    Rochelle V.

    My daughter (three years old) still can't stop talking about our visit, back in January! She had so much fun. What I appreciate about SeaWorld (it took a lot for us to come visit, after watching Black Fish), is their notice, appreciation, and accommodation of military personnel and families. Military service members and families sacrifice more than people can imagine in order to serve and protect our country. SeaWorld made it possible for our family to visit due to my husband's service. Our girls very much enjoyed the Orca and Dolphin shows; the information was interesting and educational, and they have not stopped singing the music from the dolphin show. We love, love, loved the Arctic exhibit (with beautiful Beluga Whales) and the penguin area was a hit, as well. The play zone and mini-rides were a blast too. Thank you, SeaWorld for helping our tiny one have an unforgettable birthday!

    Car park
    Sawyer Y.

    How stupid was I bought this for unlimited tickets with all day eating. Not too much facilities were open that day and there were no clear signs that you can skip the line. Food were... you will know it once you get there! Never came back again. The top management should go out the door to checkout other theme park in the rest of the world! Two stars for the animals and trainers only!

    The Orca show was epic... and these whales are fascinating

    My daughter had a great time at the Sea World Rescue Jr play area... we spent abt 5 hours at the park and still did not see the entire park... highly recommend the Orca showing!! we look forward to visiting again and are glad we took advantage of the flash sale, buy a day get a discounted 2025. I would encourage the Black Friday presale prices... that is even cheaper than what we paid and well worth the value. Great outing for young families... thank you to "Juan" at the Sea World Store who was friendly and offered great customer service upon checkout.

    Killer whales with their dorsal fins flopped over. THEIR FINS ARE MEANT TO BE STRAIGHT! Look it up for yourself!!

    I wish I would've watched BlackFish sooner before I was gifted tickets to go here. I felt disgusted when I saw the whales with their fins flopped over. The whole park is smeared with quotes of supposed "rescue efforts" & "your visit today helps the animals", total fluffy crap to keep people fooled & their true reputation hidden. This park is completely falling apart & we all saw through their patched cracks. Cafeteria food & rude employees that clearly hate working there. My family & I will NEVER go back to this place again & I hope more people become more aware of the true reality of this place before considering going here.

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    Must go their everyone was so nice I loved it including their new rides. My favorite part would be seeing the orcas.

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    Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Garden - New animal! Tasmanian devil - right across the kangaroo!

    Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Garden

    3.3(2.1k reviews)
    11.9 mi•Griffith Park

    First time here with my family in the summer heat!…read more Parking is plentiful when we arrived right before opening! The entrance is a short walk from the lot. On your way to the entrance , there are lots of vendors: food, aqua Fresca, clothing, hats, umbrellas, etc! So if you forget something at home, You'll be fine! Note/ there are people who protest at the front gate but they didn't bother anyone. Inside the zoo, there's a coffee bean truck, dippin dots, ice cream trucks , plenty of spots to purchase food , drinks, snacks, and refreshments. I saw a few grills and cafes as well. Overall look of the zoo echos many reviews left on Yelp, of it being run down and looking old and needing some maintenance. One thing to point out, the staff at ticketing gate didn't check my purse or diaper bag.... I would think just for security measures they would check pockets and bags. There is an area for kids / playground. There's also a small area where you can get up close with Vietnamese pigs and brush goats! There were no horses, elephants, or lions. I liked the how the zoo created an environment where it felt like we were traveling to Africa or North America , or Asia! I really like the Asian themed bamboos, and temple like structure! It was my favorite part! We purchased pictures taken by the photographer at the end of the trip for memories! It was nice to enjoy this time with my family. Thanks LA ZOO!

    We went on a Tuesday, which was nice there wasn't a crowd. It was nice and peaceful. I have not…read morebeen back to this Zoo for a very long time. A lot of the exhibits and animals were not available. They don't have elephants anymore. We didn't see the tiger come out. Maybe it was a hot day that a lot of animals are in hiding. It did get as hot as the 90's around noon. We went at 10am right when it opened. Out of the animals we saw we liked the flamingos, rhino, monkeys and giraffes. They had a carousel at Tree Top, it was $5 a ride. It was cute. Also they had a few photo booths that we took advantage of. It was a cute souvenir for memories. It was $10. They had a playground towards the back of the park, it was nicely shaded but omg infested with mosquitoes. It wasn't just at the playground that we got bit, there is a lot of trees and plants. Plus standing water around the zoo for the animals and that housed a lot of bugs and mosquitoes. Once I noticed I got bit I didn't enjoy my experience there. I wanted to just head towards the exit because I was itching all over. Definitely recommend bringing sunscreen, hat, neck fans (this heat & all this walking is no joke), plenty of water, mosquitos repellent, a lot of snacks and your own food. A lot of the cafes and food stalls were closed. We were smart enough to bring food cause they had nothing opened on a Tuesday. Won't be back for awhile. The SD Zoo is much nicer.

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    The Old Zoo - I see an inhabitant

    The Old Zoo

    4.2(362 reviews)
    11.2 mi•Griffith Park

    How cool is it to live somewhere where you can just visit the old zoo while taking a stroll through…read morethe park? Pretty cool if you ask me. After living in LA for just under two years my wife and I figured it was about time we actually checked this place out. We came here with all three of our dogs on a Sunday morning and it was a really cool experience. When you arrive to Griffith Park all you really have to do is follow the signs and it'll lead you right to a small parking lot, usually also loaded with man-made signs for kids birthday parties and such. Once you park, you have to follow a trail and walk up a slight hill for like two minutes before you are suddenly staring at some old enclosures and such. These enclosures are fully open, meaning you can walk right up to them, inside of them, and check them out yourself. If you follow the path a little more you are able to go up a hill and explore behind the bigger exhibits (which I was unable to do this day thanks to some recent lung issues). I have no idea how big the actual old zoo area is, but the area we saw was really freaking cool and definitely has me itching to come back when I'm 100% in order to see everything. Overall, The Old Zoo is cool chance to go back in time for free and experience old some Los Angeles. The park is free, parking is free, and guess what? Checking out the old zoo is free too. You really can't go wrong with some slight exploration and cool photo opportunities. I look forward to coming back soon and exploring some more.

    Not anything huge to see, but something unique if you're wanting to do a hiking trail anyway.read more

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    Natural History Museum Of Los Angeles County - The Rotunda at NHM

    Natural History Museum Of Los Angeles County

    4.4(1.5k reviews)
    3.5 mi•Exposition Park
    Free WiFi
    Wheelchair accessible

    In a world increasingly dominated by sedentary virtual activities, the Los Angeles Natural History…read moreMuseum is the antidote to many of our problems, issues, and ailments. What I mean is, on about 200 acres in the heart of the city is a storied and exquisite tribute to earth's almost infinite wonders and the role of millions of species in making this planet a paradise in a somewhat sterile universe. A visit to the website as well as an in-person trip and tour of the grounds and the vaulted spaces inside can restore the soul. It does that for me each time I go. I have hundreds of photos taken during these visits, but I have selected a few from my Nikon full frame to illustrate the marvel and treasure that this museum represents. Among the best and most curated and cared for archives in the world, the Natural History Museum seeks to inspire and educate visitors, patrons, old and young alike, by showcasing the earth's cultural and natural beauty. These are troubling times all over the globe. This institution can revive our faith in civilization and our terrestrial mother in just a few brief hours. It is not be be missed.

    We had a pretty fun experience at the Natural History Museum with our 3 year old toddlers! We only…read morewent through the lower ground and first floor because we didn't think the second floor would be as appealing for them. Overall, it was a fun experience and a nice place to explore with little ones. I'd definitely recommend it if you're looking for something different to do with young kids. I would avoid the dinosaur show at all cost. It was not worth it not one bit! I also don't think a membership is worth it. This was kind of like a one year kind of experience in my opinion.

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    Elephants roam the African Mammal Hall

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    Barnyard Buddies - Hercules

    Barnyard Buddies

    4.3(214 reviews)
    13.5 mi

    This review is long overdue. I took my god-daughter here back in February and she absolutely loved…read moreit. It's right off of Carson Street across the street from the Town Center more so across from Sam's Club. It is hidden and it's a perfect hidden gem for little ones. It seems that you are able to have picnics and parties here of course with reservations ahead of time. The animals and the petting zoo were so sweet and the staff was very friendly. The highlight of the trip was the pony rides.

    I smell like a barnyard? Of course, because I was feeding goats & sheep at Barnyard Buddies…read more For $6 admission (at the time)(Groupon deals, as well), visitors to Barnyard Buddies can feed goats & sheep, and pet various animals. Buying a medium sized container of feed was more than enough, IMHO. Visitors are required to feed only the goats & sheep from the other side of the enclosure. Without feed, visitors can enter the closure & pet/brush the animals. Besides the goats & sheep, there are 2 pigs, chickens, and in a separate enclosure, emus & a cow. No access allowed to those, however. Pony rides are an option for little kids. The ride is around an oval track. There is also a playground area to burn up some energy. A few handwashing stations on premises to stay hygienic during your visit. Barnyard Buddies is an accessible nearby barnyard experience. I was lucky enough to grow up around chickens, so I'm not new to livestock. It's my firm belief kids should be around animals, and know where their food comes from, whether it be eggs, milk and/or meat. While not a place I'd recommend traveling large distances to visit, for those nearby or whom happen to be in the area, Barnyard Buddies is a wonderful opportunity to feed enthusiastically hungry goats & sheep, and brush plump piggies. Highly recommend!

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    Aquarium Of The Pacific - Entrance

    Aquarium Of The Pacific

    4.1(3.4k reviews)
    15.3 mi

    Super disappointed on the lack of customer service flexibility, it leaves such bad/sad taste in my…read moremouth. I was just at the aquarium and when I checked in we realized my membership was expired I was there with my daughter and I had 1 more parking pass, I thought my membership expired on the last day of the month since my parking pass expires next month. I'm not the type to ever ask for an exception, so I asked for a curtesy, there was no exception made. There was only a few hours left before the aquarium closes, and I didn't want to disappoint my daughter after we already drove down here and parked I asked if they could make the exception, they said no but that I could buy a ticket for today at the membership price (which wouldn't make sense because the aquarium closes soon). And with this economy it's just not feasible to buy a whole new ticket esp if my membership just recently expired. And we can't renew because we can't make it down here as often as we would like due to logistics. Sad there's no curtesy, my daughter was really excited to go and we supported the aquarium by initially buying the membership to see but now to see the lack of flexibility when asking for a curtesy of a few hours is really disappointing my daughter was really sad and cried. Sad that the aquarium can't provide a curtesy when the membership expire that same month it doesn't cost anything to let a child be there who already paid through a membership for a few hours esp if they are already there in person. Most people who visit the aquarium are kids, they are your main customer m

    ​I was torn between visiting the zoo or the aquarium, and I am so glad we chose the aquarium!…read more​Staff: Incredible! Everyone was so genuinely nice, welcoming, and clearly passionate about what they do. ​Exhibits: Impressive and beautifully maintained. The habitats are spotless and naturalistic, housing a fantastic diversity of marine life--including several species I had never seen in person before. ​Parking: Super easy and accessible at just $8 for the entire day, which is a fantastic deal. Ticket prices are very good considering the cost to keep such a huge conservative effort running. ​Highly recommended! There is plenty to see and do for all ages.

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    Montebello Barnyard Zoo - They don't have any live giraffes.

    Montebello Barnyard Zoo

    3.3(305 reviews)
    9.6 mi

    Overall I'd say this place is very cute. I have visited here a few times with loved ones and each…read moretime we have left feeling good. On the positive side it's located next to a spacious park so as soon as you're done here you can take the kiddos to the park and now that summer is here the Splash Pad is open too so this is a win win. The downside is that the pricing here isn't the best given so many options for things to do, but I love that not just kids but we adults also get to enjoy interacting with the animals. I find coming here therapeutic (at least when it's not too packed, filled with screaming kids) I held back a star because the pricing could be better so that those with multiple children can enjoy this place without having to spend $100+ because realistically many kids are going to want to get on the tractor, pony ride, mine for stones, & feed the animals and every single thing comes with a price. There's specials on the weekend but forget that, it gets too crowded that you can't even really enjoy the place. Overall though this is a nice place to bring the kiddos to enjoy spending time with some beautiful animals. 4 stars for the location itself, the cute animals, & mostly friendly staff.

    A really fun experience at this petting zoo. I don't know if a lot of people know about this place…read more Price to get in is reasonable and the cost for feeding the animals is a steal. The family had a really great time. I highly recommend people visiting this small petting zoo.

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