Will Enigma Rooms win an escape room award for the most genius puzzles and story? No, but we did…read moreenjoy it for what it's worth. It was the perfect intro to an escape room for our eight-year-old daughter. For around $20 a person, we booked the room where everything is hobbit-sized since it was more kid-friendly. Staff explained the rules in English and the clues were in English as well as Spanish. Nothing was too complicated, but we did need to ask for a few clues. We solved the puzzle within an hour and had a blast!

Worst escape room ever, no one should should ever come here I've done over 50 all around the world…read moreand never had an experience like this. They spent 15 minutes explaining stupid rules and then told us our time had already started and we get less time. Never experienced this. Avoid at all costs.

This is one of the few parks in the city with actual trashcans. The park itself is separated into…read moreseveral sections. The main section is more common and less focused on a specific type of group. There are an abundance of trees, beautiful plants, and flowers. There are also several park benches but not as many as some other parks. There is also a dog park area, that includes two enclosed sections. There were probably ten dogs there with their owners, and luckily I didn't witness any dog fights. Nevertheless, when I came there, there were dogs dogs everywhere in the park. The skaters area is also a park highlight. There were actually more skaters in that area, than there were other people in the park. The entire park is clean and they do a great job of maintaining it.

I've been here probably at least a dozen times and I can never seem to leave without buying a new…read morepiece of art. There must be 100 artists here on Sundays, from about 10 AM - 4 PM. Their work is amazing. Everything is negotiable. If you buy a piece that isn't framed and you want it framed, there are plenty of framers around the perimeter of the park. Street parking or garages nearby.

This is the spirit airlines of zoos. It's free to get in, but then you have to pay to pee. The…read moretoilets are horrendous - no toilet paper and puke on the floor. We visited around 2:30 pm and none of the animals were out. We saw a glimpse of the pandas in a very dark room. It was also very crowded and dirty.

This zoo is big and pretty busy! We visited on a Saturday afternoon but we were short on time. We…read moremade it a priority to stop by the panda exhibit first and so we did. The panda was lonely and inside a dark room. It was hard to look into the dark glass and we could faintly see her silhouette. A lot of exhibits were already closed for the day so we didn't get too see much. The zoo was free so it was a nicely walk of fresh air for us. Worth checking out!

This is fun to bring your little ones because they are playing and also they are working in…read moredifferent type of stores it's a city inside and they are the workers. The only thing is it has change now some stores you need to pay for them to make what they will be making. ( McDonald's, Sushi, Domino's, and other ones)

Visiting from Los Angeles with my family and this place is overwhelming for my 6 year old who…read moredoesn't know Spanish--but the concept is amazing. I wish we had something like this at home to help kids understand the value of money and business math. We will be back on our next trip! Be sure your child has pants and shoes before you come. A lot of activities require pants and shoes. Luckily we are in a mall so we purchased pants right away. The passport with their photo is a nice souvenir!

I would not recommend to go to this park. I had an employee of the park swear words to me and…read moretreated me without any respect.

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