What's up Flavor Budz!!…read more So, it's been a minute since I've been to Six Flags. I was feeling the burn, seriously, walked for hours! But anything for my niece, she wanted to be there for her birthday, so there we were. The family showed up and showed out for my baby girl. She and her closest girlfriends had a blast. The park wasn't crowded, so they got through lines pretty quick. The park is still in good shape, most rides are running, I just didn't realize how hilly it was! Eh! Good thing I had my cute walking shoes on, auntie was cute! Ok! My hubby upgraded our day pass, so Six Flags, I'll be back! P.S. If you're interested, upgrade your day pass inside the park for $50 a ticket. You get access to all four parks: Knott's Soak City, Six Flags, and Hurricane Harbor! - You're welcome

I lived in California for almost 7 years and I've been to Six Flags all of two times. And there's…read moredefinitely a reason for that! Came Memorial Weekend '26 and yes I assumed it would be busy, I expect that. A few issues that I've encountered while in the park. 1. Rollercoaster rides operating with empty seats! I was in line for Full Throttle and saw it being operated with 10 empty seats, yes 10, as others were on the ride as well. A waste of time for the people waiting in line for an even longer period of time. What happened to calling out "Is there anyone available to ride in this car"? Made no sense. 2. Batman ride had NO AIR while waiting in line before getting on. I felt like I was in hell and could've passed out before actually getting on the ride. Was there no vent for the air?? 3. Fast Pass needs to be regulated for weekdays only and/or specific times for weekends/holidays. I stood in line as at least 20-30 fast pass people just came right along. On top of that, I've seen a bunch of high school kids just enter the line and it was a known fact they didn't pay for that pass (was at least 12 kids at the time). 4. Employees need to learn to open their mouths. Had employee come through the Wonder Woman line with a trash grabber on hand and didn't say one word, just used the grabber in our face as a way of saying excuse me. If I wasn't so close to the front of the line he would've gotten slapped into next week. Overall, Six Flags is not that great of an amusement park. Rides are old and food is overpriced.

The automatic doors parted before me like the gates to a forbidden arena. My heart pounded--not…read morefrom fear, but from anticipation. The smell hit me first: burning rubber mixed with ozone, a bouquet that spoke of countless battles fought on these very tracks. I approached the counter, signed the waiver with trembling hands. This was it. My initiation into the world of electric velocity. The safety briefing washed over me. Speed limits. Racing lines. Flags. But my mind was already elsewhere, imagining the perfect lap, the flawless execution of every turn. Then I saw it: the kart. Sleek. Silent. Deadly. I lowered myself into the molded seat, gripped the steering wheel. The moment my foot touched the accelerator, everything changed. The instant torque slammed me back into my seat! No engine roar, no warming up--just pure, unadulterated acceleration that felt like being shot from a cannon! The first corner approached rapidly. I braked--perhaps too hard--and felt the rear end slide ever so slightly. My pupils dilated. This was it. This was the dance. Turn two. I remembered the instructor's words. Brake early. Apex late. Accelerate through. My body moved on instinct, finding the rhythm, becoming one with the machine. By lap three, everything crystallized. The track revealed its secrets to me. That slight banking in corner four. The deceptive tightness of the chicane. Each revelation was a flavor explosion on my palate--bitter defeat transformed into sweet victory! Other racers surrounded me. I could feel their presence, their fighting spirit! We weaved through corners in formation, each seeking that perfect line, that extra tenth of a second. When I finally executed a flawless outside pass on the long straight, my entire body surged with electricity! The laps blurred together in a symphony of speed. Left, right, brake, accelerate--a recipe perfected through repetition, each iteration bringing me closer to nirvana. And then, too soon, the checkered flag. My final time flashed on the screen. I stumbled from the kart, legs shaking, heart racing, a massive grin splitting my face. The other racers gathered around the timing board, comparing battle scars and bragging rights. This wasn't just fun. This was transcendent. This was speed distilled to its purest essence, served at precisely the right temperature to ignite the soul! K1 Speed had delivered a five-star experience that left me hungry for more.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

This place takes zero accountability. They don't take the time to ask questions. They just get…read moredefensive. Just realize that when you go, you are really rolling the dice. The experience isn't consistent, the employees act like they don't want to be there and somehow, this is just how it goes. Cool then I won't be back. I asked the manager onsite first but just got defensive and said it was normal just a few spin outs . Is it normal for our carts to be shut off and barked at non stop and not have a clue as to why or who they are yelling at? I said my experience was trash but maybe it's just the organization. Have fun stealing someone else's money.

Knott's Berry Farm Ghost Town Bakery : Zulema is super nice!…read moreProfessional and kind! Never been here before but the park and Soak City yes

Fun shows! Cool ghost town activations For the rides line…read morecutting is pretty rampant on longer and more popular rides. Like rediculous amount of cutting. Is the rides worth it? Probably if you fast pass it or it's only 30 minutes, otherwise you might wait over two hours per ride. The times given were definitely wrong, because of the amount of line cutting

This spot is tucked behind the park and was difficult to find in the beginning. It's a small…read moresection that only one would find if they wander around the large parking lot. It's super cute and probably an activity that parents and their small children would enjoy. For some adults, maybe it could be a cute activity to remind them of their childhood. It's a slow ride around. Think Disneyland but much shorter. Great for locals if they are already in the area. Not always open, so check ahead of time. The best part, the ride is free!

My grandson loved this place. I've lived in the Southbay all my life and just recently learned of…read morethis place. I've passed it many times but never really knew what it was until I became a grandmother.. He loved riding the train.. Thank you to all the dedicated volunteers who run the place 2 times a month !!!

First time visitor Open parking lot however appears fees on…read morethe weekend but goes towards purchase of activities? Miniature golf 4 courses 16 holes? Water Bumper cars Go kart 2 to 3 rides rollercoaster Arcades Specials with unlimited play Small snacks and drinks Service was friendly and simple Family friendly, date night, friends outing Clean and well taken of space Everything appeared to operating Fun upbeat environment Would return back

Gold n' Stuff is a great place for kids and teens. Some adults like to play miniature golf, but we…read morehave only seen them on rides with their kids. The place has been around quite some time and kids do tend to make a mess, but they keep up after it. Parking is for a fee, but sometimes you get a game card that comes with the parking. It can get crowded in the summer and on weekends. We go on week days and have been several times. Now, the prices in here add up fast so be mindful of that, but it is the same as other similar places. Miniature golf is about 16$, a go kart is about 12$, the arcade can really add up so get a card that you can use for the wide variety of games they have. The bumper boats and Disk Thrill Ride are about 12$ per person. We love their little train and that is about 5$. You can get a two hour wrist band and we do that and save a lot that way. All in all the prices are fair. The service there is nice and the place has a lot to offer, you don't have to do it all. There is a lot to do. They also have Birthday Parties there and that is great. It is super fun.

Great place to bring the family. Great rides, games and food. All sorts of different food. They…read morealso have vendors if you would like to buy all sorts of items. From clothes, decorative orchids, and a lot of other things. Get the value tickets. 30 tickets for $20. Nice way to spend the afternoon or night. This fair comes around once a year. Usually after Labor Day (Friday, Saturday & Sunday).

This is a great place to visit.. they usually hold this the weekend after labor day.. they have…read morecarnival rides, carnival games, vendors, entertainment and the best part.. food! And for being a fair the prices are all reasonable, $5 for 3 delicious carne asada tacos or funnel cake, $8.50 for a plate of 2 ribs, quarter chicken, baked beans and corn on the cob? You can't beat it! I will definitely be back next year.. it is a great place to go to and the attendees and employees are all extremely nice and friendly!

I've been here twice now and would say I enjoyed them. The second time around was way more…read moreenjoyable to me than the first time. We recently went here mid May for their fan fest nights. We got the "early bird" ticket where we can enter the park starting at 2 pm. The fan fest night starts at 7 pm so we got to enter early to enjoy the park along with the public before the rest of the fan fest ticket holders. This experience was great and I would do it again. In between the transition, there was barely any wait for the most popular rides and I never waited more than 15 minutes for rides that normally would take 2 hours. They are building the fast and furious: Hollywood Drift ride here, which is a new roller coaster. It's supposed to open summer 2026, so we just missed it's opening. For fan fest, they had the Harry Potter theme, one piece, Mario/Nintendo theme, and a few others. The concept was pretty good and Nintendo Land had Mario characters, including Yoshi's, Mario, Luigi and toad. I didn't get to enjoy the one piece themed foods since we brought lunch in from the outside. Hogsmeade had a scavenger hunt also, but we did not participate. The butter beer always hits, and one of my faves. It's like cream soda on steroids. The rest of the park was normal. I liked walking around at night with less of a crowd. Best part was I did not have a panic attack this time. I also bought a robe, which I look forward to using.

ONE of the LAST AUTHENTIC THEME PARKS! Unlike Disneyland who has sold out and chosen the way of…read morecorporate greed, Universal hasn't lost its admiration for its fans/patrons. Universal isn't cheap, by far. However, it's not gut-wrenchingly expensive and is high-quality when it comes to attractions and entertainment. Most of my thoughts during this visit are surrounding FanFest so I'll add the details on THAT review later. Overall, my experience was amazing. The decorations, friendly service, and sheer awe of being in a movie studio while also enjoying rides is something unique to behold. The theme park was transformed for FanFest and here's to hoping it gets even better next year! The park wasn't deathly crowded, we got to enjoy our evening and reflect on how big USH has gotten. The merch was absolutely fantastic, I was so tempted to buy the whole store at some of the shops. I'm a huge movie/pop culture fan! I noticed the park was clean and still carries a retro Hollywood flair. I'd highly recommend visiting, I'm even thinking of getting a pass! Parking was meh, it's pricey but we felt our car was safe in the lot. Note, the parking garages are quite a walk away as you have to cross through CityWalk to make it back to base.