Parks

Are you searching for a serene outdoor environment to unwind and connect with nature? Look no further than Alexandra Park! Nestled in a tranquil setting, this park features a charming lake that is home to an array of waterfowl, including ducks, geese, and birds-eye. You can take a leisurely stroll around the park on the well-maintained walking loop, which also includes a couple of playgrounds for children to enjoy. For fitness enthusiasts, the park has an outdoor gym where you can work out while taking in the beautiful scenery. If you're in the mood for some refreshments, be sure to visit the delightful cafe situated in the heart of the park. The cafe offers a range of delicious treats and serves top-quality coffee that is sure to please your taste buds. In addition to the park's other amenities, there is also a small toddler library with a selection of books for the little ones to peruse. There are also a few toys available to keep them entertained. When visiting the park, you can usually find parking on the nearby side roads. However, please make sure to park responsibly, and be mindful of children playing nearby. Playground: There is a cricket pitch, football field, tennis court, and play area with swings for children. Restrooms: Available inside the park. Dog-friendliness: Dogs are permitted in the park as evidenced by the presence of people with their pets. Picnic area: Huge lawns with picnic tables for friends and families.

Great Place & Well Looked After by Leeds City Council. Clean & Tidy. Plenty of Stuff for Kids in The Kids Play Area. The Little Japanese Garden is a Cute Place Walk Around. Huge Park for Walking or Running. A Big Free Parking Area is Very Handy. Playground: Plenty of Rides and Playing Stuff for Kids to Get Around With. Dog-friendliness: Clean Wide Park to Walk with Dogs & The Bins Provided all around the Park are Very Useful.

It is a beautiful walk,I enjoy it everytime I go with the dog. You can amble along the river front for hours taking in the scenery across the water on to the Wirral side. You can gaze across to Birkenhead and Runcorn. Ships also use the waterway at high tides and it's nice to stand and watch them go by. It is a great area to de-stress and wind down. If it's a hot day don't forget your sun screen as the glare off the water can be intense. But overall once you get past the parking issues it's a lovely place to walk. Playground: There is the Otters play centre and across the road from it a children's swing and play area. Beware this does get busy on weekends. Restrooms: Facilities are not so great, toilets are in the pub at the millers end,but you have to be a patron. There are toilets at the Otters play centre but I also think the same applies there. There isn't a lot of rubbish receptacles on the walk so please be aware of that. The council encourages you to take your rubbish home with you. Dog-friendliness: Good place to walk your dog,but beware as there are bicycles and joggers using the promenade. They are cautious,but if your dog is off the lead you may have an accident. Families use the prom to have a lovely stroll along the River Mersey,to be honest it is lovely on a sunny day walking with the dog. Picnic area: Plenty of green areas to have a picnic or sit down and just browse the day away. There are benches along the way to sit down as well as some concrete loungers in some areas. There is the Millers pub at one end of the prom and Otters cafe and play area in the middle. If you plan a day there, I suggest you get there early on weekends and bank holidays as parking can be a big issue. Especially by the Otters play area and cafe as people tend to park on the kerb and it's an issue to get through as the place is popular.

One of the most exquisite lakes in the city is definitely worth a visit. It is an abode of majestic swans that gracefully swim in its tranquil waters. The picturesque view of the lake is nothing less than extraordinary, with breathtaking scenery that can take your breath away. The lake is surrounded by lush green trees, which provide a serene environment that is perfect for relaxing and rejuvenating. It's no wonder that this lake is a popular spot for nature lovers and tourists alike.

I’ve been here once awhile back but I thought it had a cool theme. If you’re a horror fan, you’ll have fun with all of the props on the mini golf course. They have something for everyone here. Inside they have arcade games, food, and a laser maze. Outside during the months of April-Oct, you have mini golf, go-karts, crazy cabs ride, junior rollercoaster, and batting cages. Staff was nice. Plenty of private parking. This is a good place for birthday parties for your kids. They have a lot of specials going on throughout the year, be sure to check out their website.

Great fun for all. Can be crowded during peak times, so go early or late for more space.

Cool lil spot to bring the kiddos there is 3 courses of miniature golf with 18 holes each. There are go karts single and double seaters. Bumper boats weather permitting, Batting cages and laser tag they have a snack bar and arcade as well.. pretty good deals as well price wasn’t too bad. Not the funnest place but my son enjoyed it especially the go karts

They announced the park was closed due to weather. Not even a thunderstorm yet, and when people went to the restrooms they were closed. There was not a single place to change your clothes. I arrived to the restrooms right when 2 associates were closing it, that had the key in their hands and when I asked them were to change clothes they said they were closed. I asked them about the key and they said that was the wrong key. There were people including myself changing clothes in front of everyone. I know it was closing because the weather, but really the restrooms? I am very disappointed and other guest that were changing around myself expressed their discomfort. To be honest, I don’t think I will come again, neither I will recommend it to anyone. I had to get almost naked to put on my clothes in front of everyone.

Brought the kiddos to Wake Island last week and it was SO MUCH FUN! My 7 and 5 year old were doing the Ninja course, aqua park, hamster wheel and zip lining. Even my one year old was able to enjoy the fine white sand on the beach. The cabana helps a lot of a sunny day. If you have little kids, definitely worth to get cabana. We were also surprised by the amazing food (kids were too hungry for me to take pictures). Didn’t expect water park food to be decent but it was good! Definitely come back another round of water park play before the summer ends!

( I saw some pictures on YouTube because I never went there)My daughter said her camp is going there on June 28th she goes to Boss summer camp in duncanville Monday is her first day she can't stop talking to me about it me and her have been there before is so much fun so where of course going on July 2nd because that is her birthday in water park if you seen this on June 28th at 9:00 please come to the benches where they eat the reason why you go to the benches is because they eat over there and I want you to meet you my daughter it is going to be her first time going to the water park well to your water park so what if you want to meet my daughter after water park at 9:00 on June 28th her name is Kaleigh it's going to be so much fun camp time 6:00-7:00 (wait at a church for the bus 8:00-9:00 (Bus arise and pick up the kids (10:00(get off the bus and eat lunch) fun fact: they eat lunch at 10:00 so it will take the 5 minutes to get in the water park 10:05! (They have lunch for 1 hour) 🍱🥡🍣🍔🌭🍔🇵🇸11:00-12 swim and have fun🌊 1:00-6:00 go home (if you don't get it they go home at 6:00) and guys most of this text is from my daughter but there's one problem with the water park every time my daughter's go there see fuss😠🙈 at a worker because she want to jump in the kiddie pool I hope the lifeguard said I'm sorry but you can only jump in the deep pools but she can't jump at all because she is only six she's turned 8 last year is she still 8😭

I went to the Roots Picnic June 1 & 2. I had a wonderful time. I give it a 5 because the 1st day you literally had to walk on top of people to manage your way through to the food truck and Beverage area. Also the other stages you had to navigate through the people again if you want to see an artist. They really should have somebody to design a format for people to place their blankets and have a seating arrangement.

Portajohns since the bathrooms are being fixed. Nice picnic tables. Only saw 2 homeless people the whole day. Nice farmers market on some Saturday mornings. Cool drum circle Tuesday evening at 7pm Playground: Nice covered play ground with slide Restrooms: Porta johns Picnic area: Several bench’s with awnings

I did not like the feel of this area. Part of the trail was closed and you had to follow detoured signs in some shady areas. It looks VERY dirty with tons of trash on the lower area by the water. I saw homeless people sleeping and didn't see any cameras for safety. I went for a run here hoping I would feel safe but I constantly had to look over my shoulder. There were a lot of cars with people sitting in them but not many people on the trail/lake area. Maybe I picked a bad day to go. I also hoped they would have workout areas (like pull up bars, etc) like in other parks but they did not. And I didn't feel like there were too many places for people to try and hide to hurt you so that's a plus but maybe it will be scarier when the trees fully bloom. They had playgrounds and a Pavillion. Lots of parking.

Beautiful park! Dog friendly, kids playground, many sport activities: paddle board rentals, tennis courts, basketball court, beach volleyball, picnic tables, restrooms, yoga and fitness classes on a weekend, beautiful view of the bay, nice and clean.

Really enjoyed the outdoor lunch at the park during the Snowflake Data Cloud Summit 2024. Saw several humming birds. It's a beautiful location.

Loved this park. Great place to bring your kids or to go by yourself. Seen lots of different critters. The soft walk way was great Restrooms: Restrooms were clean

This park is big and it has a lot of open space. It is the escape from the city without having to leave the city. I have had few negitave encounters throughout the years with some people who will probably be on hard time for a while, but those have all been overshadowed by the memories of wonderful moments that will last with me till the end. With three parking areas and three bathrooms near each area, it's already a good park if you have children. Plus, it has a good-sized playground for the kids without it being so big you'll lose them. The playground and basketball courts are closer to the west parking lot Wide open spaces allow you to play or picnic with a relaxed feel. My highlight is the two ponds. Ducks and sometimes Cranes frequent these ponds, but the park is well maintained and clean. The water has the smell of water and not that putrid smell some parks in Arizona get. There is a dog park and it is also usually we'll maintained with lots of shade. It is located closest to the east parking lot. It has a fenced in area and lots of people bring their dogs for the dog park as well as to walk around the park. That walkways are wide solid concrete paths that run throughout the entire park. From large get-togethers to people taking time for themselves, there is plenty of room and space for everyone. Events are held here throughout the year as well. There are some homeless and some users of unsavory substances that come here too of corse, but mostly stay towards the south side of the park where they keep to themselves and have a little more seclusion. If you have youngsters, I wouldn't let mine run off in that area alone. That being said i feel this park is very safe everywhere. My favorite spot tho is located in the southern part where there is a area that commemorates the native Americans from near and far with a message that is on a curved wall. It's a message that makes you feel connected to this park whether your native or not. I hope you'll go read it sometime and enjoy it as much as I do. Wether you come here to let your dog/s mingle, or ware out your kids with the playground, maybe even grab a blanket and picknit basket to enjoy some open space or just go for a nice relaxed stroll,whatever the reason for coming I hope that when you're here you enjoy it and and have that same wonderful relaxig feeling of being able to take a breath away from the pressures of the city. The real oasis of Arizona and its hot and harsh desert is Steele Indian School Park.

Vista Hermosa Natural Park holds a special place in my heart as one of my favorite spots in LA. The iconic view of downtown LA from the park is something you've likely seen in countless movies. I make it a point to visit as often as possible. The park boasts numerous beautiful spaces, ensuring you never feel crowded. Walking through, you'll encounter lovers, birthday parties, and adorable dogs, creating a vibrant and lively atmosphere. A word of advice: it's wise to leave the park as soon as the sun sets and darkness falls. Skunks make an appearance, and while they generally avoid people, it's a good idea not to disturb them. So, what you might mistake for kittens are, in fact, skunks. It's a natural park, and they have their place there. Just a heads up! Despite the skunk encounters, Vista Hermosa is an excellent place to spend the day. Whether you want to relax under the trees, enjoy quality time with a loved one, or have a paint party with your best friends, this park is the perfect setting. It encapsulates the quintessential LA scene you often see in movies – a true gem in the city.

This pretty park is located on the Georgetown Waterfront and offers many enjoyable activities. You can witness ducks swimming in the river, admire the abundance of trees and flowers during the spring and summer, relax on benches, and appreciate the natural beauty surrounding you. You can also enjoy the stunning views of the bridge, Rosslyn, and JFK Center. There are several restaurants nearby, occasional street performances on the weekends, and in the past, we have seen some art installations in the park. It's ideal for relaxation, taking in the views, and exercising by walking or jogging. The park is also conveniently located within walking distance from Georgetown Center.

Located within the park a renovated & converted multi use period building with a wealth of character. The property houses the a popular cafe with lots of inside & outside seating areas, a museum, the Calderstones (covered area outside), reading & activity rooms. There is also a large modern function room, with full width.by-fold doors over looking then gardens, with onside catering & a bar. The property seems well used & the staff/ volunteers we met during our visit where friendly & keen to help.

Small park with 2 playgrounds and sport infrastructure. Cozy and nice especially on Sundays with Jack‘s Coffee Van around. Could have more rubbish bins though and to be a bit cleaner consequently. Playground: One for toddlers and one for more active playing.

Had an absolutely gorgeous walk here on Sunday afternoon with some friends. What an absolute gem hidden so close to Leeds. The scenery was lovely, a perfect mixture of woodlands, expansive green fields and stunning water features (lakes and streams alike - although I personally had a preference for the stream - the calming sounds of the running water engulfed by beautiful woodland really created a magical atmosphere. I would definitely return to this location and if you are in the area I highly recommend here for a gorgeous stroll! Dog-friendliness: VERY dog friendly, almost every family we saw had a dog with them!

Growing up in Glasgow I came here every weekend with my pals and now as a 100% fully grown and mature adult I do the same. The park is a prime area for scenic and long walks all year round, the lovely park changing with the season. In summer also it offers a beautiful spot for picnics and if you’re a kid a great opportunity to play tag in the playgrounds or skate in the skate park. All round my favourite park in Glasgow. Playground: There are not one, but two really cool playgrounds and in addition to that a state of the art playground. Restrooms: There are a set of semi decent public toilets. Dog-friendliness: Dogs are super welcome here. Picnic area: This park is probably the most picnic friendly park in Glasgow. There is large areas of open grass just begging for you to have a picnic on top of.

It was very peaceful and beautiful park and you don’t need to walk too much parking is near to this park. All rides football ground and awsome lake is just near parking. Playground: There is very big play ground . Restrooms: Toilets are available but it will close after 5 o clock. Picnic area: This is wonderful picnic area.

We had a nice time. We came later in the day, so the lights were fun for the kids. I asked when they closed, and they advised between 10-10:30. Unfortunately, they didn't clarify that the smaller rides closed at 9 pm, so my kids missed out on a lot of rides that they were wanting to ride. Other than that, it was lots of fun! The line for the rollercoaster took about an hour during the busy time, but at the end of the night, the kids ran right on, which was great!

Staple philly park. Great for relaxing after a long day, picnics with friends, or a nice walk. You can pretty much guarantee there will be live music on a warm day especially if it’s the weekend. There are a lot of smokers at this park especially towards the center on weekday afternoons

This park is by far one of my favourite parks in Liverpool. It offers a huge variety of different nature beauties , several species of trees and flowers, you can enjoy the daffodils in bloom during spring time everywhere across the park. There is a huge lake with many different bird types, from swans to Canadian geese. Couple other smaller lakes and streams are also dotted round. There are a couple of Cafes in the park and bathrooms are also available. Parking areas are free and spread around the outside of the whole park. People enjoy running inside the park, if they fancy a different level of challenge, or just around it, which I believe is around 3 mile. Is the home of the palm house, a beautiful reception facility That hosts parties, receptions and art fairs. Dog-friendliness: The park is dog friendly, and it's so big that you can walk for ages before you find another dog, if you want

Love Meridian Hill! as a photographer I love taking my couples to shoot their portraits here. Coming here to check out the fountains and the drum circles are awesome as well.

My dog and I loved it! Clean place (except the poop some dog owners don't pick up 😡), plenty of space to walk, a lot of great views, and cute bridges, nice long lake with all kinds of ducks. A lot of private benches to pick nick at. Playground: A little enchanted island area with a carousel, train, and other games. Restrooms: Well taken care restrooms Dog-friendliness: Not too many dogs but allowed. Please clean up after your pets.

Very nice park. Lot of room to play and fun playgrounds for kids. If you come with kids bring a sheet of cardboard to slide down the grass hill. Also just a nice walking area after dinner or lunch. If you like to roller skating they have fun rink and skate rentals Playground: Safe and fun for kids

It reminds me of The summer of love San Francisco. Its one of the most colourful places in the whole of Bay Area. Bathed in the sun, enjoyed my cider, watched the sunset, cozy picnic with friends. Best day ever.

It's really huge. You can spend entire day just moving around. Lots of rides for children. I have visited few times, but Christmas was the best with breathtaking lights. There are multiple car parks with reasonable charges, a restaurant and few ice cream trucks. One can spend a good day outing with family in the park.

It's the kinda park everybody loves or could potentially fall in love with! It's a park that is home to several traditional activities that will make it a night worth reflecting on for years to come! It's a place that you can take a youngster to for some of the best times possible! There is also a MINI GOLF COURSE that will have you trying to perfect your putt game in your spare time (maybe that's just me)! The Fountain & Chinese Lantern Festival are two highlights of Franklin Square that draw a crowd & put on ONE SPECTACULAR SHOW (at various times of course 😉)...

I enjoy the different garden boxes being worked on. The diversity of flowers and growing herbs, and plants. Sometimes people don’t realize that I am deaf and they start talking to me. Most of time they are patient and will communicate with me. Once in a while I did have someone who was upset either because I didn’t hear and didn’t respond while I was untangling a hose or they thought I was pulling to hard so they gave a lecture with scolding look on their face. I remained calm and nodded ok. I comment here because I want to increase awareness that there are Deaf people who enjoy and use the gardens as part of the community. I see people care about the garden. Please be patient and ask if need to repeat for clarification.

This was a great place, plenty of different walking paths with awesome views, lots of free parking near the visitor centre, a cafe in the visitor centre with a seating area inside and outside. A couple of monuments to see, benches everywhere to sit down on and take in the lovely scenery and a play area for the children. A good place for couples, families and dog walkers. There are toilets too.

I think it's a great waterpark - brought 5 kids on my own and felt it was manageable and safe. There's a little kids play area, a zero depth pool with diving board/chute slide/lily pads, another play area with a dump bucket, water slides & lazy river. Free under 2 YO. What I learned: *Get there before it starts or be prepared to stand in line (no shade) *Parking is a limited and the main lot is a pretty decent walk; dropped my kids and had them wait in line while I parked *You can bring in all your own food and a cooler - snack shop is good but gets expensive (hot dog, pizza, mozzarella sticks, fries, snacks, water) *Bring your water plus MORE waters - everything sold/water fountains were all warm *People set up LEGIT PARTIES: like tents, blankets, umbrellas, sandwich trays, full pizzas, chairs. I wish I would have brought some of these items to 'claim my area': like a folding chair or 2 + blanket + shade umbrella - there is VERY LITTLE SHADE *Bring a wagon to carry all of the items listed above from the parking lot to the park

The Piedmont Park Was recommended by two friends and I am so glad that my husband and I did. There was a party going on at the Botanical Garden with great live music that I enjoyed during a large portion on the visit. Very well kept and safe place.

Millennium Park is an absolute gem in the heart of Chicago, offering a delightful escape from the bustling city life. My visit to Millennium Park was nothing short of exceptional, and I would wholeheartedly give it a glowing 5-star review. From the moment I stepped foot into the park, I was captivated by its beauty and tranquility. The lush greenery, stunning architecture, and vibrant art installations create a perfect harmony that is truly mesmerizing. The iconic Cloud Gate sculpture, affectionately known as "The Bean," is a must-see attraction that never fails to awe visitors with its reflective surface and unique design. The amenities at Millennium Park are top-notch, with clean restrooms, ample seating areas, and well-maintained walkways. The park is also wheelchair-accessible, making it inclusive for all visitors. The staff members I encountered were friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to assist with any questions or needs. One of the highlights of my visit was catching a live performance at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion. The acoustics were phenomenal, and the atmosphere was electric, creating a memorable experience that I will cherish for years to come. In conclusion, Millennium Park is a true urban oasis that offers a perfect blend of art, nature, and culture. Whether you're a local resident or a tourist visiting Chicago, a visit to Millennium Park is an absolute must-do. I cannot recommend this park highly enough and believe it deserves every bit of its 5-star rating. Restrooms: They have a few underground. Picnic area: Yes and no lots of opportunities.

The Meadows is one of the most favourite place in Edinburgh. Lovely green scenery before autumn make it perfect moment as I came. There are several playgrounds with quite a complete choice of rides. Equipped with super wide picnic area, it is a perfect place for family or community activities. I feel like bringing this place back to my hometown.

I took my daughters to this place this past Sunday and it really wasn’t worth it. The outside is super dirty and building can’t possibly be up to code. You can tell it was a nice place when it first opened but the current owners don’t care. In the arcade only a few games worked, the skating ring was the best part. They have rides that you can get on but they were outdated and there were no attendants. The place feels like a big ball of germs, touching anything makes you feel dirty. The bowling alley was nice but not it’s in a corner and is easily missed. I didn’t trust the food because the ordering counter was dirty, machines haven’t been cleaned or whipped down. It was a no for me. The staff want friendly, very nonchalant, poor hygiene/super musty and had attitudes. I will say except for the ticket lady at the front and the young men that ran the skating ring. I drive from Katy thinking to try a new place but that drive wasn’t worth it. Save your money because it is expensive and you can’t comfortably enjoy anything!!

A wonderful place. Take your children, your families, or your loved ones. Enjoy seeing the greenery, the beauty of nature, and the beautiful and distinctive highland Scottish cows. Consider the ancientness and greatness of the place. Take yourself on a journey centuries ago and beautiful ancient times. It tells you about the magnificence of the place and many of the stories, events, and people who lived in this place at that time and made history and left their beautiful mark.

Cannon Hill is a decent park that's well maintained and packs a lot into its grounds. Parking is via the Ring Go app (2.55 for 2 hours). Pity this isn't reimbursed if using the MAC or spending over a certain amount etc. With the tennis, crazy golf, wildlife centre, boating and funfair in the summer or simply picnicking and playing a few games, it's a pretty decent oasis in the middle of the city. Coffee at the MAC is good but we generally have cake from the cafe near the crazy golf which is an old school cafe offering decent portions at half decent prices. The MAC is a smashing art house though putting on courses, shows and exhibitions. Good walking trails and Selly Park tavern or Old Moseley Arms (excellent mixed grill after 5pm) nearby for a pint.

I visited Six Flags a few times this year. I will say getting a season pass is worth the value if you go more than once (even only twice). The pass includes parking, discounts on certain food and drinks in the park. Plus discounted tickets for friends and family. Six Flags offers many attractions for thrill seekers. I love the selection of Rollercoasters they have. The wait times weren't terrible, though I went on weekdays. I also brought my 8 and 6 year old children for Boo Fest recently and I was very impressed with how many attractions they had for little ones. The decorations were fun to look at and the rides kept them busy. There are dozens of food options and they do offer themed foods from time to time (Oktoberfest in September and October). The food can be pricey but, the quality is good. I bought a pass for next year, I used to go a lot when I was younger and it's still a great amusement park with plenty to do. The longest I waited for am attraction was about 50 minutes.

Went here for a walk with my family, it’s been years since our last week. It is very well maintained, you must visit when going to Dallas it is very close to the arts district so it never hurts to stop by. The fountain, ⛲️ holds music synchronized shows. The food trucks also have a variety of options of different culture and amazing desserts!! I will be bringing back my family the next chance I get with our dog as well.

Lovely yet small park with train and other rides. We waited for about 10 minutes to get on the train at Sunday afternoon. It’s around 15 minutes, costing $9.75 per person. The train stopped at a mini town where you can feed goat and llama. On the train ride, we experienced waterfalls, pools, bridge, tunnel and farm houses(all mini version; but planned and placed thoughtfully:) The Carousel🎠 is too small and a bit old without any music while running. I like the ‘Southern pacific train’ at the gate where you get inside to explore what a real train looks like and kids can climb to the higher seat through ladders. Much fun! Worth visiting if you’re nearby or want to stop by; but I may not recommend taking 1+ hour drive just for the train ride.

We went in late February! The weather was cool so there weren't many people around! We walked from Georgia Aquarium! It's a great place for walking, taking pictures, and potentially picnics! I will return again!!!

Enjoyed our ride New Year’s Eve. Felt like you got a decent amount of time for your turn. It was a little pricey bit a fund experience nonetheless. Walt wasn’t very long for a holiday. We were able to have our own car as I would not want to ride with others. Can fit a small group in cars.

Family friendly, something for the thrill seekers and the mosey around and chill. Never enough time to enjoy the variety of food options and various live attractions as well as the view from boardwalk. Recommend to check if there are any deals for wristbands. We truly enjoyed the evening and are looking forward to a future trip.

We came mid afternoon on a weekday for some putt putt golf. It was very fun! And pretty dang mellow. They have four different courses you can golf. Very classic feel. Also a fun arcade with some good classics. My wife hadn’t been since she was a teen and really felt like it held up!

This place is definitely a site to see. But it's a little pricey just to see it. At almost $13 per person just to walk around for maybe 10 minutes, I am not sure it's worth it. Even if you paid for the unlimited ride pass 3 or 4 of the rides were down. We also paid for the 4D experience, which is across the street. The underwater adventure was not worth $1 let alone $8 per person, but the underground adventure was AWESOME! The young lady that helped us at the pier also helped us at the 4D rides and was very kind and helpful. All in all a good few hours, but not worth the price.

Had such a great time with the kids. It's Oct! So lots of Halloween fun, candy, and great rides! Had an amazing time. The staff were well trained on the rides and made sure people followed the rules! Very clean has a private nursing station for moms nursing. The season passes are well worth the price if you can go a couple of times! So far we went 5 times this year with our new passes!! An especially great employee was DAMION he was working the hot air balloons near the slides and twister! He was very knowledgeable and friendly! Did a great job inspecting everything!

Beautiful Amusement Park! It was full of gorgeous Christmas decor. Festive and well-laid out. We visited on December 29; it was super crowded. The lines for the rides, restrooms and food were incredibly long; yet, we had a wonderful time. There were 21 in our group, and we had a blast. The park is ridiculously expensive. Bring your own food, drinks and snacks. They will check your bags thoroughly and take your photo upon entering. The crowds around the Christmas Season are huge; just grin and bear it. Make the most of it. Plenty of paid parking lots...$30 regular fee; $50 for preferred parking. Be ready to spend your $$$$ and have a great time; we did!!

Sesame Place Philadelphia is awsome & I absolutely love coming here throughout the season!! They have something for everyone from rides, shows, meet & greets & the parades which are awesome!!! Dine with Elmo & friends is such an amazing dinning experience!! While it's expensive: I believe it's absolutely worth it especially when it's an all-you can eat buffet plus the characters come see you at your table for close interactions as well put on a great show to entertain the guests & I would definitely recommend it when visiting!!! The meet & greets is wonderful! You're never too big or small for furry hugs & the Sesame Street friends are all spectacular!!! Lastly the Sesame Street parades: they're spectacular especially when the music is upbeat, fun & all your favorite Sesame Street friends come down the street spreading joy, fun & laughter to everyone!!

Went here during a camping trip in December of 2021. They had the park decorated for Christmas. Tons of lights. Lots of activities. They had seasonal foods and drinks. Only a fraction of the rides were operational during this time of year (cold). We had a blast. We saw Saint Nick, his reindeer, beautiful displays… we took a ride on their monorail which gives you a spectacular Birds Eye view of the park. This is all happening in the evening mind you. It was a great experience and got us in the Christmas spirit big time. Dressing in layers is a must. Make sure the kiddies are bundled up. PA is quite cold in December.

Our first time going in the winter. We went on black Friday. We were so happy we went then, it was not busy at all. At first I was upset because half the park was closed but after a little time we just loved it. One of the BEST things were the park decorations for Christmas. We wanted to go see the lights at Stone mountain but the price was crazy and we already had seasons passes to six flags. The Christmas were AMAZING, beautiful, delightful, so well done. Great job to the team there that design and decorated. My kids had a blast which is the most important thing. And I ended up walking much less and spending time in lines due to the lower crowd. We ended up riding Goliath 22 times that day. What a blast and a new family tradition!

A lovely place to stroll in any season but particularly wonderful at Christmas. Cutbacks have seen many activities curtailed but the fairground at Christmas benefits from the huge open space and the traditional carousel with beautiful hobby horses harks back to a bygone age. The old fountain looked spectacular tonight bathed in different glowing colours.It is quite a distance to walk the full garden circuit and at some points there are many steps which are problematic to those of us elderly people no longer in the full flush of fitness but taken slowly or possibly in part, still a wonderful experience .🎄😊

Alexander Deussen Park is a beautiful park on the brink of the picturesque Lake Houston. The park offers picnicking, walking, biking, birdwatching, fishing, kayaking, boating, etc. There are playgrounds to keep children entertained. The sunset view is mesmerizing. Visited there twice and found some part of the park always under construction. Facilities could be cleaner, and more shaded areas would enhance comfort. Playground: Playground on the premise Restrooms: Available restrooms, could be maintained more properly Picnic area: A lot of picnic area, picnic table, benches, grills, and shades available.

Good place to go on a hot summer day. Prices were reasonable. Parking was limited, but the facility did a good job directing people to park on the grass. It was a longer walk and wait than I wanted when the weather was 105°. The water park is located in a residential neighborhood. Family friendly and good for younger children and adults. Recommend bringing portable folding chairs, sunscreen, umbrella, and cooler on wheels with ice, drinks, snacks....and a wagon to pull it all. CONS: Limited seating... bring your own. Limited parking...pack your patience. PROS: Reasonable prices, able to bring cooler, separate area for toddlers, free to use life vest for all ages, and many staff and lifeguards around facility

This was from October 2023 visit. You cannot walk in to purchase tickets. You have to purchase online. The weird thing is, I tried several times to get tickets online but the thing is, the website is not accepting my card. They should do something about this and either accept payments upfront (what the hell are the terminals there for?). But they did make consideration for us when I explained to them that the site does not accept my card. So ⭐️ for that. Some employees were lazy… some were constantly checking the time and saying outloud that she’ll be out in 2 hours. I mean, come on, it was not a busy day.

There's action packed attractions around every corner. This is a great getaway from reality. You can immerse yourself in the magic of Hollywood. The park is clean and easy to navigate. The staff here was friendly and helpful. The newest attraction is Super Nintendo World. This is very popular. One can buy an electronic wristband for $40 to further interact with gaming activities here. Not only do you feel like you are stepping right into Mario World, but also stepping back in time. Download the app for more control over your visit. Plenty of info such as real-time maps, attraction wait times, and mobile food ordering. I found the food ordering on the app to be time-saving and easy to use. I visited the park with another adult. We arrived at open and stayed till close. We were able to enjoy all the attractions we wanted with the help of the app. There's also plenty of meet and greet opportunities of movie characters.

The owner/manager and staff there are so nice and very accommodating. My son and I drove over an hour to ride the new coaster and let me tell you it is AMAZING! So much fun and worth the drive. We will definitely be back!

I’m between 4 and 5 stars on this but decided on 5 just because my 4 year old daughter loved it and it was such a perfect day (Black Friday). Weather was nice and it wasn’t very busy. I think we could have easily done an all day pass for my daughter and I could have got a couple of single rides and it would have been fine, but we ended up getting two all day passes. My daughter definitely got a ton of rides in, for her there’s no better thing than being able to ride again and again. Her favorite was the dragon rollercoaster thing, she probably rode it 7 times!

You have to see it to believe it! A huge park space, relatively speaking for a park within LA. Most local parks can be seen from the entrance parking lot, whereas this one would take all day to walk around to see and experience, much less drive to the different parking lots and look around like separate parks in one! This park has it all, from parking, picnic areas, scenic pond with walks and waterfowl, sports fields and courts, fitness court, disc golf, playgrounds, hiking trails, view-spots, restrooms and a visitors center! I’ve been impressed with the awesome nature of this place, as it is a respite from the crowded urban world below, all without having to leave the city! As of this posting, there’s no admission charge per vehicle for weekday parking, though there’s a $7.00 charge for the weekends.

Wonderful place for relaxing!!😍😇