It's a landmark for Santa Ana…read more There's not much to it, really. However, it's cool to see. I wouldn't go out of my way to go see this spot. It's just a water tower at the end of the day. You can see the tower driving on the streets and from the freeway. I don't think you can get super close to it. Although, candidly I did not try to get out and walk up to it lol

holy shit it really happened, i got to see the real santa ana fucking water tower. it's so much…read moremore beautiful in person, i had dreamed about seeing it for a while now and my expectations were so clearly met. i can't believe i got to see it oh my gosh. Honestly better then the birth of my first born child, even watching his first steps won't compare. It's an ABSOLUTE must see!!!

Location location location for perfect 360 views. Plenty of room for family gathering!read more

We stayed here and it was musty and the windows were leaking at the time and they had plastic…read morearound them to help with the issue. It was very expensive and the hot tub smelled really bad and had sand in it. We had to empty our trash and do chores upon leaving. For the price we paid, you think a housekeeper could handle that? It was a one a done. Good experience, not worth the money. The view was gorgeous though

This courthouse is so beautiful! The security is professional and helpful. Be prepared to remove…read moreshoes when you enter this federal building. The mural in the front is really lovely. There is the image of President Regan and the artist's own wife and child in his art.

I used to work over by here near the Federal Building years ago, and it was pretty interesting. I…read morehave taken care of certain matters of helping out a friend in a situation at this courthouse as well. There is always construction going on here. Now, i think they are going to create more space at this courthouse, and revamp the whole center here. As usual be careful where you park here. They still use parking meters you have to check up on. All in all, this is a intense place to have a court case.

The City Hall is always very well staffed. They do a pretty thorough security check at the front…read moredoor, which seems a little excessive, but I'm not complaining about it. It's just odd to see in City Hall. The building department and the different department in that section move a little slow even though they are well staffed so you might be waiting for a while if you need to go to the department. Overall, it's very nice and people seem to be pretty helpful.

Jose and Ruben at the Business License department were SUPER helpful and informative. Not only was…read moreJose thorough, but he also followed up with me as soon as he had an answer for me. Ruben went above and beyond when he was processing my license and made sure that I knew what forms I needed before I left so that I only had to return once. This made my application process go so quick and smooth! Thank you both for all of your hard work! It was much appreciated!

The Vietnam War Memorial is located in Sid Goldstein Freedom Park, near the Westminster Public…read moreLibrary and across the street from the Westminster PD. It features statues of an American and a South Vietnamese soldier, honoring those who fought and died in the war, and commemorates the fall of Saigon. It also features a bronze urn with an eternal flame. Black April is celebrated by Vietnamese people on April 30th every year in remembrance of the Fall of Saigon and honoring the lives lost. The memorial was dedicated in 2003. Yelp Review #17- 2026

It was a bit underwhelming. I thought it would be a bit more impressive, have more to say, have…read morestatistics, a recap or something other than a statue, flags, some water to memorialize the carnage suffered by both sides of this tragic war. Westminster is a city I grew up in during the Viet Nam war and I am happy to say that the refugees that came to America in the late 70s that settled in Westminster have made a remarkable life for themselves and revitalized this city. Congrats and thank you to this hard working, loyal and patriotic community for building a vibrant business section in Westminster and Garden Grove.

I've been a member of Newport Beach Chamber, I'm not sure how many years at least 20. The guys are…read moregreat there. I love Pam Smith and Steve, my go to people. Sheldon Singleton and Marie Case are incredible ambassadors, they treat me like family I feel like one of their members ha ha ha ha Great place to join

8/3/26 - 8/7/26 - an easy 2 hour drive with tolls from San Diego to here. First, once you get into…read morethe perimeter of the parking lot in the outside. Take the first exit for parking. If you miss it, you are taking the whole circuit around like I did and you will see the USS Iowa. Park inside. Before you enter. They will take a credit card to scan. This time stamps you entry, no cash, and no receipt. When you leave, use the same credit card to exit. The charge is $23 per day. My total was $92 entering Monday and leaving Friday. They don't have a physical receipt. Take a photo of the machine before you leave. We took the RCL Quantum of the Seas. Easy 5-10 minute walk to the terminal to check in the bags and enter for the ship after they que you up. Plenty of parking. See photos. 5 stars! They have a shuttle, if you are disabled or can't walk it. I didn't use the porter for bags since I just placed my bags into the drop off area. Do not forgot to place your homemade cabin luggage is in each bag!!!! Rooms on board were ready at 1pm. They opened the doors for the entrance to the rooms at 1:05pm.

It looks intimidating but it's a really easy port to get in and out of…read more This review is based on the drop off and pick up experience I had a couple of weeks ago. Mom and friend were meeting their crew for a three day cruise to Mexico via Royal Caribbean. I was their personal Uber/Lyft/ride share for the trip. We arrived via 110SB Harbor Blvd exit and it was definitely hard to miss: there's a huge sign up front to direct you to the cruise terminals. That route also takes you to the parking lots (if that's your chosen option.) There are guides to show you exactly where you need to go whether it's for picking up or dropping off passengers. There are also waiting areas along that route in case you came through too early. It was a lot easier than I expected. It'll be an easy drive for all them next times.

A Long Beach landmark and Los Angeles County, must!…read more The Lions Lighthouse is apart of the Shoreline Aquatic Park off the beaten path from Shoreline Drive by the Aquarium of the Pacific (where I had my high school prom) and a few nice skips away from the Pike Outlets. It's a big silo that is more lively at night as it glows/lights up. Built in the late 1850s, this tourist attraction is along the L.A. river and has a nice view of the Queen Mary and lots of Long Beach as it's slightly uphill. It's not a fully functional lighthouse so you aren't able to enter it, but can enjoy it's beauty day and night in the LBC. Lots of attractions, eateries, sitting spots, shops and fun nearby. It could use a little tlc, but I'm sure it's due to the weather and normal aging. Paid parking nearby. Make sure you grab some photo-worthy keepsakes of this iconic lighthouse.

This local attraction serves as a memorial for my girlfriend as for that weekend we spent on the…read morewater. Just enjoying the scenery we became curious and wandered jokingly onto its location