I was actually impressed for the first half of our visit…read more The place is surprisingly clean. No sticky tables or odd marks on the rides. For being outside everything seems taken care of and well maintained. It's absolutely worth it to get points over a single day package if you live locally. The points never expire! We did $100 worth of points, shared it between 5 of us going on rides multiple times and we still had 200 points left for the arcade. The single day package is like $35 per person but is only good for the day. The rides are the best part! The racetrack: Slow, very slow. It was only us on the track which made it fun but my 4 year old was the first one to say it was too slow lol. The bumper boats: Loads of fun!! Never ending water to squirt at your friends and family, how can you say no? You will smell like chlorine for the rest of the day but it was worth it. Michael Jackson Slide: Still not sure on the name and I wish they had instructions or staff to explain but we figured it out. It's a really high start but fun once you get past the height. Thor's Chariot: You see this ride at fairs. Similar to Tea Cups that spin but one sided and you can't control the spin as much. You have to lean your weight at just the right moment. Fun! Twisted Torso: My 4 year olds favorite ride!! It goes up, spins around a little and comes back down a bit fast. It's not too bad so little kids can ride it but my 15 year old was not a fan lol. We had to leave after some time in the arcade so we didn't get to try the other rides. Now the reason for 3 stars: Arcade & Snack bar. Snack bar: Good food but the line took forever! They had only 2 people working the prize counter, snacks, and the line where you purchase points and passes. So anytime we needed to get something, standing in line. Arcade: Honestly pointless. Most of the games were broken and didn't even have a sign on them. You'd swipe your card and nothing would happen. There was no one around to help. Many games had no sound or the buttons didn't respond correctly. It just made the arcade a bit of a joke. Overall lots of fun and worth the cost. We've got left over points that never expire so we'll be back to use them!

Been to this scandia a few times over the years and it's still has the same fun go kart racing and…read morethe miniature golf which is still fun to play along with a few other activities to do. The arcade machines seem to always be out of order but that's kind of what you have to expect when coming here overall if you want to come to a place to kill sometime at or do some go kart racing or miniature golf then this is the place for you

Got to come here again with friends and had such a fun time! I love how all the mini golf courses…read moreare themed around famous landmarks from around the world And the glow-in-the-dark concept always adds that extra touch of challenge and excitement haha There are about 27 courses total, which I think is a really good amount and makes the whole experience feel worth it. The only thing to keep in mind is that if you visit during a busy time, you might end up waiting a bit behind the group ahead of you before starting the next hole. But overall, still such a fun spot to come to with friends!

This is our second time here for both mini golf & arcade. This is located next to the mall. Same…read morebuilding but no connecting doors to the mall. The entry to the venue are between JCPenney and Macys parking lot area. When you enter the doors, you walk down the set of stairs to enter the play area. Prices are listed and easy to follow for everything they offer. They have a worker there to assist with payment for whatever you decide. Arcade game cards are purchased at a kiosk. Mini golf prices are reasonable per person. Escape rooms are for 6th & up based on information I was provided when I last went Saturday since my kids wanted to do it and we needed to know what ages were allowed for their rooms. (Our kids are 2nd & 4th grade so we weren't able to do it) There are 27 holes for the mini golf. Each course is short but fun for small kids and themed differently. Only downsize is that if there's a huge group ahead of you, it takes a while to wait there for them to finish before you can head onto that course. So that's the only negative of each course when it's busy even though we went as slow as possible and played the same course multiple times while waiting for the group ahead of us to finish. There's only so much you can do while waiting before another group comes up behind yours. The arcade is small but they have some fun games. The kids had fun playing them. Pricing is a bit high & credits needed to play the games are kind of high as well compared to other arcade places but the games allow tickets to be won so it was worth it for us since kids had fun.

Our first time visiting, our family suggested coming here instead of our usual knotts berry farm. I…read morehad venti day, on a Sunday, it wasn't busy but well staffed! We went on as many rides as we can, my son is too short for the bigger rides and unfortunately my nephew is too tall for the kid rides. I couldn't believe how much fun it was when there isn't so many people crowding! A few rides weren't working at the time or they said it's been closed such as the gravity one, sawmill, and a boat one that was covered with a tarp. We had so much fun at the arcade, the prizes are the same as any ticket prize location, lots of games and on a hot day it's such a nice place to sit and relax. We didn't try the mini golf or the buccaneer water play area, it wasn't crowded so we definitely could've gone but we stayed at the rides and the arcade. The only downside is we cannot bring any outside drinks or food, we weren't sure if they would allow us to bring dietary restricted foods if we mentioned allergies or intolerances, but we were fine without our snacks.

Unprofessional and I don't want to say this, maybe racist worker…read more My son is 38 inches tall. When we entered the park, we double checked with everyone if there are rides open for his height and we were told there were plenty. Especially for the bumper car because that's what he's really looking forward to first time at an amusement park. So we spent $100+ to get in. When we got bumper car place, there were people in there already playing. We were the only one waiting there, and i asked that staff lady if my son was tall enough to ride the car. She glanced at me and yelled, 'I'll check later'. Even when the ruler was hided next to her, even when there's no one else in the line, even when she's doing nothing just standing there looking at the adults driving bumper cars... she just had us waited and got my son hope so high. When their turn was done, she slowly pushed the car to the side, took out the ruler behind her stand and told us oh he's not tall enough. I held it in, and asked politely if my son can sit at the passenger seat and I'll drive since there were seat belts. She said no way. Only because my 4 years old was so excited to get in there, I tried again, asking ' There's no one here yet, you don't need to turn on the machine, can he just sit on it and feel the bumper car for one minute?' Again, she said 'no way'. We understand you may have a rule to follow, but you could have tell us the second we ask you if we our height meet your requirement instead of getting a kid's expectations so high, letting him watch others playing and having fun, then turn him down while you are not even doing anything except watching bunch white adults riding the bumper car. Castle park could have a ruler showing at front saying below 42" are not gonna have any rides, instead, they charge full price for kids over 36" while have nothing preparing for them. Our first amusement park experience leaving with tears and upset, my son was crying he said 'I waited. Why can't I play bumper car?' I told him, 'sorry baby, to make sure you are safe, you need to be tall enough to ride that.' And he cried, 'but I waited...'

Super cute family place. Went here for my son's kindergarten graduation. They really enjoyed the…read moreminiature golf and the laser tag.

Had a big group here for a birthday. We did Lazer tag, escape room and bowling. Brian who was in…read morecharge of Lazer tag was a super fun host. Definitely recommend.

It's fun and affordable:) but prepare for lady bugs!!! Courses were diverse but not to advancedread more

This place is amazing it's a very fun little course that is easy to play I had a great time with my…read morefamily and even somehow managed to get a hole in 1 on hole number 11!! If you ever come to Big Bear you need to check this place out it's fun affordable and family friendly!! I highly recommend trying this out even if you're an avid or amateur mini golfer!! It's 100% worth it and you won't regret it!!

Went to Portals to play mini-golf for a family birthday. Three of us between the ages of 52 and 79…read moreplayed and had so much fun! PIRATES AND DINOSAURS MINI-GOLF We paid for the two 9-hole courses (pirates and dinosaurs themes). You simply retrieve another ball at the counter between plays as you lose your ball down the last hole. We thought the pirate course was the better of the two, having some animated screens and was also less busy the day we went. Both courses are indoor and glow-in-the-dark. VISUALLY STUNNING, SLIGHTLY UNINTERESTING HOLES Visually, this is one of the better mini-golf courses we've done, especially because it's neon glow-in-the-dark, although the actual holes were slightly straightforward. Many of them just had concrete obstacles in the way in different formations. Still worth doing though, especially if you're mini-golf fans like us. NOT JUST MINI-GOLF The restrooms were in the back. They have two party rooms that were both busy the day we went. There are arcade machines and laser tag and food and drink available at 'Portal 19' (21+) PRICING The price for 2 mini-golf courses was $17 each. (Spring 2026) PARKING Plenty of free parking out front. A fun place to go for children and adults of all ages! Helpful?

What a great experience, my family and I just discovered this place we had such a great time and to…read morefind out they will be closing soon. We tried their mini golf and laser tag it was a lot of fun.

I grew up coming to Boomers with my dad and my sister. After my dad recently passed away, bringing…read moremy own kids here for the very first time was a deeply special trip for our family--and the experience couldn't have been better. A huge shoutout to Deon, who provided the best customer service we've experienced anywhere in a long time. Our kids had an absolute blast, and Deon was fantastic with them. He was super helpful, patient, and attentive while getting them set up and safely having fun on the go-karts and bumper boats. Stepping back onto the track brought back so many cherished childhood memories of my dad, and Deon helped ensure my kids walked away with those exact same happy memories today. Thank you, Deon, for making a meaningful day so incredible for our family. We will definitely be back!

I used to come here 20+ years ago when it was Palace Park, and I swear the mini golf course hasn't…read morechanged since then...except it's aged about as well as a forgotten carpet. The turf is ripped, full of holes, and in rough shape on pretty much every hole. We honestly considered turning around and asking for a refund, but our kids were so excited to play that we stuck it out rather than crush their little mini-golf dreams. The staff was genuinely friendly, so no complaints there--they were the best part of the experience. I can't speak for the other attractions, but if you're coming for mini golf, I'd recommend spending the extra few bucks and heading to Holy Moly at the Spectrum instead. At least there, the biggest obstacle is the course--not whether the carpet will survive another round.