Adventure city is my go to spot for my young son! Not overpriced, free parking, toddler friendly…read morerides and short wait times for the rides. I attended their spooktacular event this year for the first time and it did not disappoint! Same rides but a lot of additional activities for the kiddos!! I will definitely attend any special events they have moving forward!

This place has been around since I was a little kid so I was really excited to be able to take my…read moreown kids here. It was definitely a lot smaller than I remembered now that I am an adult, but it was truly the perfect size theme park for toddlers. It's nice that pretty much everything is included, just a couple of things that cost extra, like food to feed the animals, souvenirs, arcade games, but mostly everything we wanted to check out was included. Our kids are 3 1/2 and 5 and pretty much enjoyed all the rides! The roller coaster is a little rough, but I think it just depends on your kid, since my younger one really enjoyed it. They have food available to buy in the center of the park and tables all around, making it really easy to just take a break to eat something. I like that everything is really close to each other, so you don't feel like you're walking around a maze to get around. I wouldn't even bother with a stroller because everything is so close to each other. The tickets are the same price for anyone above one year old. I do wish the kids tickets were a little bit cheaper, but other than that, I thought it was a pretty fair price, considering you'd probably pay the same amount for a similar type wristband for rides at a fair for example, and at least younger kids can ride all of these ones. You probably wouldn't be able to spend a whole day here because of the size but an afternoon or a morning is plenty, especially for this age range.

Another great visit to Knotts! I brought my grandson and kids for Knotts spooky farm and we had a…read moreblast! It was very crowded and unusually warm for a late October day. But it was a great time. I will say it does keep getting more expensive Every time we come and the cost of food and drinks is more than Disneyland. Either way I had such an amazing time. I'm looking forward to coming back again.

Former Johnny rickets now called Crafty's Kitchen.. it's all about the fried chicken …read more Sandwich, platter or wings with sides of French fries/mac&cheese or Cole slaw. All platters were about $21 The chicken sandwich tasted a bit dry. It was pulled from the oven pre-assembled. The brioche was warm. The wings were tasty, you get 3 drumsticks and 3 flats. The fries were ok. Nothing special. Overall, the restaurant is clean but the music is a bit loud m, hard to have a conversation.

Tips for parents of toddlers:…read more Have one additional person (in our case an auntie) to take precious photos and overall help! Arrive at 7:30am to get parking and take tram to entrance. They let you in at 8am. Have an itinerary. We researched which rides that seemed toddler friendly and was able to go on 90% of them before noon. Rides we went on: It's A Small World, Alice in Wonderland, Casey Jr's Carnival Train, Jungle Cruise, Pirate's, Winnie the Pooh, Haunted Mansion, Mickey and Mini's, Finding Nemo. She loved all of them! Wasn't scared! There's a baby area on Main Street by Plaza Inn with changing stations and area to nurse your baby. Add colorful ribbon to your stroller to help quickly locate it from the stroller parking areas. Nearly every other stroller is black. Use the Disneyland app to see how long the wait for each ride is and plan accordingly.

World class. Unsurprisingly, Disneyland continues to be one of the best theme parks I have ever…read morevisited. Not only for their rides and the beautiful park, but the variety of entertainment options, disability accommodations, family friendly environment, and the professionalism of every single cast member and support crew. It is truly mind blowing. While it is not the most financially accessible park with continuously rising costs for admission, food, and merch, I have not found a comparable park in terms of value and experience. Of course, they could always improve - but I think it's important to acknowledge that you're paying for consistency, maintenance/safety (or at least a bit more accountability), and convenience, much like any other luxury experience.

We come here every year to celebrate our anniversary at Carthay Circle Restaurant!…read more Today we had the most wonderful time!! There are plenty shops and restaurants! Staff are amazing and helpful! Thank you Disney CA Adventure Park! Until next time!

Went for Oogie Boogie and I loved it! The treat trail was nice, I just wish they would give more…read morevariety of candy. A lot of us got lots of 3 musketeers/raisins/goldfish.. but the details of some of the trails was so much fun! The rides weren't a long wait which was a huge plus! Also the lines for food weren't bad at all.

It's a good value. Hotel covered the cost of water park if you don't fall for all the expensive…read morestuff here. I will say tho I could make this place so much cleaner with a residential grade swiffer duster... like apparently it's some unspoken rule to throw your hair tie (and a fat gross chunk of your hair) on certain ledges again on spots I could easily hit with a duster. Also somehow it gets super busy even on a random Tuesday I feel like they could crank people through faster. The light is green for 2 mins sometimes and the attendants don't do anything

This was our family's second visit to Great Wolf Lodge, and overall, we had a wonderful time…read moretogether celebrating our daughter's birthday! Booking: We originally booked a two-day, one-night stay in the spring but had to cancel due to an emergency. Thankfully, we were able to keep our payment as a credit to use within a year. When we decided to rebook, I had to call to use the credit. The phone wait was extremely long, so my advice is to call as soon as they open. Also, check their website for discounts before calling because the reservation representatives won't necessarily look for those deals for you. Arrival and Parking: Parking was easy in the large garage. You pay for parking based on the number of nights you're staying, and then you're free to come and go. We arrived around 10 a.m. and completed pre-check-in. They let us know we'd receive a text when our room was ready. There wasn't anywhere to store our luggage, so we left everything in the car. Thankfully, luggage carts were available near the garage elevators. Our Room: We reserved the Wolf Den suite, which has a queen bed and a separate bunk-bed area for the kids. We loved that the girls had their own little space! The queen bed felt small since we're used to a king at home, but the bigger issue was how loudly it creaked on my husband's side. Every time he moved during the night, it woke me up. The room was also surprisingly dark. There were a few lamps and lights near the beds and sink, but they didn't provide much overall lighting. We were close to the elevators, which was convenient because we didn't have to walk down those long hallways. However, we could hear people talking and making noise in the hallway. Thankfully, we brought our sound machine, which helped us sleep. We also discovered that our TV remote was missing a battery. We tried calling the front desk several times without an answer, so my husband had to walk downstairs. Once he spoke to someone, they came up to help within minutes. Water Park and Activities: The water park was a lot of fun! I highly recommend visiting when schools aren't on break because the crowds and wait times are much more manageable. Most of the water attractions are fairly tame, although there's a four-person raft slide that's pretty intense. Only two of the four of us enjoyed that one! There were renovations happening during our visit, but we also noticed some new activities, including mini golf and a ropes course. My husband and the girls spent about an hour on the ropes course and absolutely loved it. We also decided to check out the bowling alley, and a kind stranger surprised us by giving us free tokens. Bless her heart! We were able to play a round before heading to the water park. The bowling balls are smaller and easy for kids to handle, and the lanes have bumpers, which makes it a great family activity. We had a lot of fun! Of course, we also stopped by the arcade, which is always a hit with our family. Towels are provided at the water park, but you need to return them before leaving. There's also a shop selling swimsuits, water shoes, goggles, and other essentials. We forgot our girls' goggles and bought the least expensive ones there, but unfortunately, they broke almost immediately. Food: We ate at several restaurants during our stay. Hungry as a Wolf continues to be a favorite! We ordered pizza and wings through the Great Wolf Lodge app while enjoying the water park. The food was ready quickly, and we received a text when it was ready for pickup. We were able to bring it into the water park, which was very convenient. For dinner, we tried the Timbers Table & Kitchen buffet because the girls really wanted to eat there. The food was okay, but I didn't feel it was worth the price. The main benefit was not having to leave the resort. On Saturday, we had lunch at Buckets Burgers & Bites on the upper level of the water park. We ordered using the nearby touchscreen, and the food came out quickly. We had a burger, kids' chicken nugget meals, and chicken tenders with fries. Everything tasted good! Seating was somewhat limited, but we managed to find spots near the bar. Before leaving, we stopped at Wood's End Creamery for ice cream. My daughter and I had vanilla soft serve, and our other daughter chose birthday cake. My vanilla wasn't particularly good, but it was a nice final treat before heading home. Overall: Great Wolf Lodge is a fun place for a family getaway, especially if your kids enjoy water activities. We loved spending time together, and the girls had a wonderful time. There are definitely areas that could use improvement, particularly the room comfort, lighting, reaching the front desk, and the value of some dining options. But despite those frustrations, we made some great memories and enjoyed our stay!

This is my second time having my son's party at Urban Air Fullerton, and both times the entire…read morestaff was overly accommodating and professional. This year I reserved a party room, and Montze was our Host, she was excellent. By far the absolute best service I've ever gotten. Attentive, patient, accommodating & caring, she was great! The kids really loved being able to use the TV the way that they wanted to in order to entertain all 10 kids Wish I would've left a bigger tip Thx again Montze!!

Peter was an awesome host! He worked well with the kids and was very attentive to the group.read more

First time coming to this location and my family & I were very pleased. First off it wasn't that…read morebusy so that was definitely a plus on a Sunday afternoon. When we arrived we got something to eat before doing some of the activities. We ordered a kids chicken tenders and a kids hotdog meal. The food was good better than I expected. After that, we headed over to the bumper boats and the gentlemen working was so nice and helpful. I believe his name was Deon! That was a really fun experience and definitely nice on a hot day. After that, we did some go karts, I think you get a pretty decent amount of time to drive them. Then we went to the arcade played some games before heading on out. Overall, it was a nice time! They also have alcohol for the adults, which is pretty cool.

What would you do if your child were on an amusement park ride, screaming that her seat belt wasn't…read morebuckled--and the operator wasn't stopping it? That happened to my 12-year-old daughter on the Flamethrower at Boomers. She had just finished riding and asked to go again. The attendant said yes, then started the ride without checking her seat belt. She immediately began screaming that she wasn't buckled in. The operator showed no sense of urgency. I started yelling, "Please stop the ride! She's not buckled in!" During the roughly two-minute ordeal, the only explanation I heard from him was, "I tried. I don't know what to do." I called across to other employees: "Do you know how to stop this ride? He doesn't know how!" Another employee said he did--and casually walked over. Walked. While my daughter was screaming that she wasn't secured. Where was the urgency? The ride continued through its entire cycle while she screamed. Once it stopped, I got her off and spoke with a manager, but I left without confidence that the seriousness of what happened had been addressed. How can parents trust a ride when the employees operating it appear unable to stop it in an emergency? This was one of the most frightening experiences I've had as a parent. Based on what we experienced, I would not bring my daughter back.

We game during the late morning, so it was very hot. There were shady spots near all the holes…read more Towards the end we realized there were other options for paths. Hopefully next time, we'll try one of those out! Aside from that, we had a snack of nachos and something else. It was okay- seemed all prepackaged, which makes sense for when school busses show up with kids.

So we go here for mini golf, stop by the snack / cafe area. I order a soda, they have a sign that…read moresays no refills, understandable, I've managed restaurants before, you need to help costs but it is not that much of a loss that you can still offer 50/75 cents for a refill. Covers cost of syrup and co2 etc. - BUT FOR THIS ESTABLISHMENT to make you buy a whole another drink at 4+ dollars is RIDICULOUS! Then the audacity of the casher saying, "well i can fill it in the same cup". Excuse me?, you want to charge me a whole drink then offer to use the same cup? No, if you want to charge me your full mark up on a refill, then i am going to take the new cup and diminish more of the profit margin which is already outrageous. What a fkn joke.

Who doesn't love corny jokes? Well, the Jungle Cruise is your place…read more Let's start, shall we? Looks like we are going on for Nile after Nile and after Nile, and if you don't think so, you're in denial. On your right, you'll see our limestone formations. Most people take it for granite.........That joke rocks! Now you don't see that every day, but I do....Every seven minutes. No need to worry, ladies; these are MAN-eating piranhas! This is the Britney Tribe. I sure hope they don't hit me one more time with their Britney Spears. Now we will take an unnecessary right, followed by an unnecessary left; also on the left, you'll see where Walt ran out of money. Don't worry, I'll scare him off (The Hippos). I LOVE YOU! Yup, works on all the men in my life. Here we see the natives celebrating the solstice; let me see if I can translate.... You put your left foot in. You put your left foot out. You put your left foot in. IDK folks, sounds like a lot of hokey pokey to me. Hey! On your right is Indiana Jones and the Temple of the Four-Hour-Line The cool jungle mist is home to more than 10,000 forms of bacteria .......the backside of water is home to more than 10K forms of bacteria Oh look, everyone! That family of lions is protecting that exhausted zebra! Can you feel the love tonight? I sure can. He's dead.........Tired! Dead Tired! And here we have an unfortunate scene which demonstrates the first rule of survival in the jungle: Don't be the zebra. MY FAVOURITE ONE BEFORE I LEAVE YOU! These hippos are only dangerous when they are wiggling their ears and blowing bubbles, but Bubbles isn't here tonight, so I think we are safe! NOW FOR THE END OF THESE JUNGLE JOKES. On behalf of myself and the CA Prison Work Release Program, thank you. It's not a job. It's a second chance As you leave, watch your head and watch your step; if you miss your step and hit your head, watch your mouth. "Well folks, we've reached the end of our journey. I'd tell you to get out... but Disney prefers I say, 'Please watch your step as you exit the boat.' Thanks for being such a wild crew, and remember--if you liked my jokes, my name is Skipper Eric. If you didn't... my name is Skipper Jim. Have a wild day!"

This was not at the top of my favorite things to do at Disney. It was a fun way to kill a bit of…read moretime but, in the future I might skip. You can feel the age on this as there seem to be bits not working. Would be a good time for a refresh!

as a native and lifetime resident of the gateway cities, Golf n Stuff is a staple of family…read morefriendly fun at an affordable price. You might know it from Karate Kid, where Daniel with an L meets up with Ali with an I- but for me it's always been Golf n Stuff, that place off the freeway where fun happens. Having visited again last night, I can happily report Golf n Stuff is still a great family-friendly place to have some fun. The mini-golf courses are very well kept, highly exceeding what you might expect from someplace that opened back in '69. With 4 courses there is plenty of fun to be had in mini-golf alone. The arcade is a great size, not too big to be overwhelming and with a great mix of classic and more modern arcade games. Plenty of ways to earn some tickets and walk out with a fun little prize. Bumper boats and indie cars are still going strong- please note if your hair is past shoulder length you'll be asked to tie it up into a bun for the rides. They'll give you a hair tie if you need one. This is also applicable on the little train near the mini-golf. I can't speak for the food as we had a private party, but the pizza and salad we had were great- nothing fancy and exactly what you want at a joint like this. At our private party the staff actually served us our food and drinks which was so different than a lot of places you go today. I think this speaks to the old-school values and culture of Golf n stuff- and I was happy to see so many young men and women working diligently in a place like this. Whether it's a group event, date night, family outing or you just want to catch up with a friend- heck I even saw a guy just reading a book- Golf N Stuff is for you.

Let me preface my reface my review, I am a professional mini…read moregolfer, I've been to hundreds if not thousands of courses over the years, in every area I've ever traveled in, in most of America. And this takes the cake as my all time favorite. The courses have great holes, with a large variety of simple classic style holes. But the place really shines in decor and atmosphere. It really leans into a more vintage vibe, considering this place is nearly 60 years old the grounds are immaculate, which is unheard of anywhere near LA. Amazing buildings and hedge arches dot the real turfed landscape. Vintage music plays out of old megaphones. Did I mention the place is massive? The parking lot holds maybe 400 cars, but expect it to be nearly full. It has vintage bumper boats, an arcade and 4 18 hole courses. Pricing is fair, 16.50 a person, and parking prices can vary but are usually free. Whoever maintains the grounds needs a serious raise, everything here is just perfect! COME AT NIGHT. This place really shines at night, when everything is lit up it is truly magical. One of the best in the nation, don't miss.