Great experience on the Catalina Express! Parking was easy, lots of seats to wait, lines were efficiently split, the boat itself is really nice and quiet and smooth, the staff are very friendly, and we left almost on time (lol). My only complaint is that there is ZERO signage in Avalon for a Long Beach return. I don't understand this at all. I don't understand how the other ports have signage, but not Long Beach. We almost missed our return boat because of it.

The ferry does exactly what it is supposed to do, it gets you there. Tickets are pricey though, and do not even think about changing your ticket time unless you want to cough up extra cash. Staff on board were nice, no complaints there. The real knocks for me are the cost and the circus of people on the ferry. About twenty minutes before docking, it turns into a nut-to-butt crowd of passengers fighting to be the first ones off. Relax folks, you are only saving maybe five minutes at best. So I sit patiently while everyone else is standing around me like sardines, and it happened both going and coming back. On the way back, after a full day of sun, sand, and saltwater, let’s just say the smells were less than pleasant. Snacks and drinks are available, but like everything else on board, they are expensive. Overall, solid way to get to Catalina, just be ready to pay for it and bring your patience.

Fast, comfortable, friendly service, and a smooth ride! For our anniversary, we went to Catalina Island, and we got there on the Catalina Express. This was my second visit to the island via the Catalina Express - it’s comfy, on time, and provides a smooth ride. The time I selected from Long Beach to Avalon didn’t have the Commodore Lounge, but that’s no big deal - like I said, the seats are comfortable! The time I selected on the way back had the Commodore Lounge, so I booked it for the first time, and loved it! It was the perfect way to end our trip to the island. Be sure to book your tickets in advance, as the ferries fill up. The ferry station is nice and spacious too. The staff on land and on the ferry was friendly and helpful. I look forward to returning to Avalon on the Catalina Express!!

Ferry will get you there, but they pack you in like sardines. Slow to load slow to disembark. Build in an extra 45 mins from arrival time to the time you get off the boat. Interior rooms need a serious cleaning— smells like a hockey locker room inside. But the boat itself handled 5-6 foot swells without issue, so a sturdy ride.

We had an excellent time on the Catalina express! We upgraded to the commodore lounge and got drinks and snacks and larger more comfortable seats. The boat was clean and the service was great!

It was a nice experience. Took Catalina express ferry from Long Beach to Catalina island. The ride was smooth, you might spot dolphins on the way depending on the weather. There are multiple routes so you can go in the morning and come back in the evening. Overall it was nice!!!

Good service. Book your tickets in advance. They have a convenient place to store your luggage during the trip. $25 per day for parking.

Great experience on the Catalina Express! Parking was easy, lots of seats to wait, lines were efficiently split, the boat itself is really nice and quiet and smooth, the staff are very friendly, and we left almost on time (lol). My only complaint is that there is ZERO signage in Avalon for a Long Beach return. I don't understand this at all. I don't understand how the other ports have signage, but not Long Beach. We almost missed our return boat because of it.

The ferry does exactly what it is supposed to do, it gets you there. Tickets are pricey though, and do not even think about changing your ticket time unless you want to cough up extra cash. Staff on board were nice, no complaints there. The real knocks for me are the cost and the circus of people on the ferry. About twenty minutes before docking, it turns into a nut-to-butt crowd of passengers fighting to be the first ones off. Relax folks, you are only saving maybe five minutes at best. So I sit patiently while everyone else is standing around me like sardines, and it happened both going and coming back. On the way back, after a full day of sun, sand, and saltwater, let’s just say the smells were less than pleasant. Snacks and drinks are available, but like everything else on board, they are expensive. Overall, solid way to get to Catalina, just be ready to pay for it and bring your patience.

Fast, comfortable, friendly service, and a smooth ride! For our anniversary, we went to Catalina Island, and we got there on the Catalina Express. This was my second visit to the island via the Catalina Express - it’s comfy, on time, and provides a smooth ride. The time I selected from Long Beach to Avalon didn’t have the Commodore Lounge, but that’s no big deal - like I said, the seats are comfortable! The time I selected on the way back had the Commodore Lounge, so I booked it for the first time, and loved it! It was the perfect way to end our trip to the island. Be sure to book your tickets in advance, as the ferries fill up. The ferry station is nice and spacious too. The staff on land and on the ferry was friendly and helpful. I look forward to returning to Avalon on the Catalina Express!!

Ferry will get you there, but they pack you in like sardines. Slow to load slow to disembark. Build in an extra 45 mins from arrival time to the time you get off the boat. Interior rooms need a serious cleaning— smells like a hockey locker room inside. But the boat itself handled 5-6 foot swells without issue, so a sturdy ride.

We had an excellent time on the Catalina express! We upgraded to the commodore lounge and got drinks and snacks and larger more comfortable seats. The boat was clean and the service was great!

It was a nice experience. Took Catalina express ferry from Long Beach to Catalina island. The ride was smooth, you might spot dolphins on the way depending on the weather. There are multiple routes so you can go in the morning and come back in the evening. Overall it was nice!!!

Good service. Book your tickets in advance. They have a convenient place to store your luggage during the trip. $25 per day for parking.

I had a great experience here. I visited on a weekend and everything was smooth, no wait to get in, and the staff were friendly and organized. The exhibits are beautiful, especially the large tanks with sharks, rays, and colorful tropical fish. The lighting and layout really make the underwater scenes feel alive. I’m also proud to support my local aquarium. Buying a ticket here isn’t just admission, it helps fund research, rescues, rehabilitation, and release programs for animals from the tropical rainforest all the way to the deep sea. Knowing my visit plays a small part in protecting and caring for marine life makes the experience even more meaningful. This is an amazing place for families, kids, and anyone who loves nature and ocean life. It’s relaxing, educational, and easy to explore at your own pace. I definitely recommend buying tickets in advance to make the trip smooth and stress-free. Overall, a fun, memorable, and purposeful visit. I’d happily come back again.

Spent around 3 to 4 hours to soak in all the highlights without feeling rushed or overwhelmed. Interactive experiences like the touch tanks and the Lorikeet Forest made the day memorable—actually getting to feed birds and feel sea creatures up close was hands-down awesome. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming, and staff are always happy to chat and share fun facts about the animals

I’d like to thank some staff members specifically for their dedication to education and incredible service skills. Manny and America at the sea otters show did an incredible job! Sue and Sue’s partner (I’m sorry I forgot her name) in the sea lion-seal show also did a really nice job educating and entertaining us. One staff member that deserves extra recognition is David. David stood next to me for about 20 minutes at one of the touch areas and took me around - giving facts on animals and finding the best ones to touch. He was so kind and even told me about the sea otter show. Clearly the staff is passionate about the work they do. This aquarium is accredited AND the shows are just during feeding time (what a good way to give people a show while respecting the animals). I wish I lived her cuz I would come all the time. Try to get in as soon as it opens to avoid the large crowds from field trips if you go during the week.

Amazing beautiful aquarium, bring good shoes it's a lot of walking. I loved not just the beauty of the place but how welcoming it is to kids. My son loved the coloring, the lights and all the different touch tanks. 10/10 would come back again!

A delightful experience for about the third of the face value of a ticket to Sea World. You have touch pools for sting rays, sharks, starfish, and even jelly fish. There's a sea lion show that's actually pretty good. Parking is only $8 with validation. If your kids are 'young' enough or you just want to see another aquarium, you can totally go here. Sea World is obviously bigger and has more stuff to see, but it's a few hours south and costs more.

The tickets were a bit pricey (~ $45/adult) and I spent almost $8 on a single can of diet coke, but it was still a fun time. Lots to see, but very busy on the weekend. The parking garage was $8 and we had to go to the 4th floor to find a spot. It took us (2 people) about 2.5 hours to get through everything (leisurely taking pictures along the way). There's a cafe of you feel like getting something to eat (we didn't, so I don't know if the foods any good). My favorite part was seeing to the jellies and the big Zebra Sharks. Never seen a Zebra shark before, but man are they cool! Apparently, they breed them there as there was a tank full of eggs. Definitely recommend going and supporting them.

I've recently got myself a membership and the Aquarium has been my place to go whenever I want to distract myself for a little. I tend to go on weekday mornings as there isn't much people in the first hour. It's an excellent place to see and learn about marine life. I've even gone as far as downloading the app and learn more about the aquatic and non-aquatic creatures. It's also a great place to relax and just enjoy the cold, aquatic ambient (whenever it's not too busy.)

My husband and I stopped at the Queen Mary for the Glory Days Tour. The tour was wonderful; we enjoyed seeing parts of the ship that would've been off limits without the tour. Our tour guide Bill was so great that we decided to stay the night. Bill was friendly and incredibly knowledgeable. He made the whole trip worthwhile. Our stay on the Queen Mary was a lot of fun. You can walk around the ship, exploring, almost like you are on a historical cruise. We ate at the restaurant on the ship - the food was amazing. We thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience.

I stayed here for 1 night before my cruise. I chose the Queen Mary because I could walk to the cruise port. Honestly, the ship is beautiful but there are a couple of reasons why I wouldn’t stay here again… 1. The room was FREEZING! I had to triple up on blankets. The rooms are not individually temperature controlled so whatever temp the ship is, that’s what your room will be. 2. I question the cleanliness of the room, quite a bit of debris and hair on bathroom floor and I was told the bottled water was complimentary but one was half gone, so maybe there’s not a lot of attention to detail? 3. Bed was extremely hard and pillow lumpy. 4. Walls are so thin I could hear the person next door who wanted to watch tv and talk ALL. NIGHT. LONG. I did eat dinner in the cafe and the food was good and hotel staff are very friendly. I do feel like the stay and food were pricey. If I cruise out of Long Beach in the future I will probably stay elsewhere. But I won’t knock the experience because again, the ship is beautiful, there’s lots to see, staff is friendly and food was tasty.

I love history and all things nautical--- and this ship completely surpassed my expectations. I could tell from the website that it was going to be an accurate depiction of an ocean liner in the heyday of transatlantic sea travel, but I had no idea how much history, architectural elegance (including some really interesting artistic details), and impressive engineering was a part of the Queen Mary before my visit. I found that one night at the hotel wasn't enough... I'm going to stay longer next time because there are several tours I want to try. On top of all that, the staff/tour guides were very knowledgeable (you can tell they love the ship), helpful, and friendly. I only had two disappointments... and both are understandable, so I'm not going to take off stars for those. #1 - the walls are thin (it's a 90 year-old ship and normally there would be engines humming), but I was pleased to find earplugs in the room (I'm a light sleeper). And #2 - you can't always get into some of the larger spaces (such as the Royal Salon) on your own. BUT I discovered that many of the tours will take you into those spaces. The tours do cost money (I get it, they need to be able to maintain the ship somehow)... but I was pleased to find out that if you stay at the hotel, general admission to the ship is taken care of. One final note... if you are looking for current-day cruise life, do NOT board this ship expecting the same experience. It really is more like sleeping overnight in a beautiful museum (which is what I loved about it!).

History Nerds will love it! Yuppies and Trust Fund Kids will hate it... I got some sort of deal for $235 for a weekday night, and a $50 breakfast credit...not too bad! PROS: -An almost authentic historic experience stay aboard a somewhat "Titantic" cruise ship. -Well restored sections of the ship throughout -Observation Bar and the Semi Secret Speakeasy with live music were both fun. -Historic First Class Cabins are actually quite roomy and comfy. Loved the ambience and time travel! -We were here for a Swing Dancing/Lindy Hop event...so fun! -Excellent Breakfast Buffet we used the $50 credit for. -Friendly staff all around. CONS: -It's an almost 100 year old boat! It's going have some quirks, creaks, aches, noises...all of which are expected, even on a modern cruise ship. Fun Fact: RMS Queen Mary was significantly bigger than the RMS Titanic in terms of length, beam, and gross tonnage. The Queen Mary was over 130 feet longer and its gross tonnage was nearly double that of the Titanic. That said, this is probably the closest thing to a Titanic Experience.

This is one of the best experiences I’ve ever had on a boat in general it might’ve not moved but for a few days I felt as if I was on the Titanic in the best way possible. From the service in the restaurant which was exquisite by the way to the room is feeling like they were straight out of the 1920s. The entire field of the boat was nothing more than beautiful including the ghost tour where you were able to feel and learn how everything happened. Would 10 out of 10 recommend coming to the ship for anybody who loves history cruise ships or ocean liners in general. So beautiful it could make you shed a tear. Oh and by the way the swimming pool area is one of my favorite areas of the whole ship it really is a spectacle to see.

If you are looking for an historical experience, the Queen Mary should probably be on your bucket list. Our room was large, clean, and fairly comfortable. Keep in mind that this is an OLD ship that has been preserved as much as possible. Because of its historical standing, you cannot adjust room temperature. You can get a fan or an extra blanket. It was fine for us. It was nice to have a place to stay so close to the Carnival Cruise Terminal. We dined on property and enjoyed a delicious seafood dinner. We did not participate in any of the tours, but would consider it for another time. Lastly, I want to mention the great staff. The front desk staff were very nice, but the Bell Boys were fabulous!

My husband and I stayed at The Queen Mary for 1 night. We like History and are interested in the supernatural so when we decided to visit LA The Queen Mary was at the top of our list! The ship itself is AMAZING!!! The history it holds is mind blowing and it is beautiful. The rooms are as expected for a historic hotel trying to keep the esthetic alive. Overall it was comfortable and the staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. We would definitely recommend it to others.

Fun vibes. Different types of eateries to satisfy everyone's wants and even a few treats like ice cream and funnel cakes. We ate water view and chose the outdoor seating. It was a beautiful day and evening. Ate at Gladstones and had dessert at the funnel cake place. It was a nice stroll over there to help walk off our dinner. We got to people watch,see the sunset and enjoy our view. So much to do even outside the area, the street had fun vibes and its a must do again.

One of my favorite places to visit........I especially like to bring out of town visitors here........beautiful view, especially when you can catch the Sunset! Great views of the Harbor and Queen Mary as well as the beautiful lighthouse.......Restaurant row has alot of greats eats as well as variety! Be prepared to wait especially on weekends, as it can be quite crowded!

Great place for a walk, a ride, and food. I did not get to check out the other places unfortunately as time was limited but I did get to eat some funnel cake and take a walk. The funnel cake was decent enough and the walk was great. It was slightly windy and everyone around me seemed to be having a nice time out.

Shoreline Village has it all — from great weekend vibes with live music to a solid selection of restaurants. Whether you’re in the mood for a romantic dinner or just want a relaxing walk by the water, this is the perfect spot to unwind. The view of the Queen Mary is a bonus, especially at sunset. It’s one of those places where you can chill, eat, drink, and just enjoy the atmosphere. Highly recommend for a laid-back weekend!

Tequila Jacks. Service and food both on par. Excellent. The whole atmosphere and vibe at Shoreline Village is fun, cool, and overall fantastic time. You cannot be disappointed here. You will have a great time.

Very lively place with lots of of food options, shopping mall nearby. Also Long Beach Aquarium in walking distance. Family friendly place and a very nice weekend place.

Shoreline Village is a charming place to spend a few hours, especially around sunset. It has a laid-back, colorful vibe with a good mix of souvenir shops, coffee spots, and casual restaurants. The views of the marina are beautiful, and it’s a nice area to just stroll around and take in the scenery. You’ll find everything from local crafts to sweet treats while wandering through. Parking can be a bit pricey, but the overall experience and views make it worth a visit.

My family and I went recently to Knotts Scary Farm. We had a blast on the rides and watching the shows. Arrive early to see the opening ceremonies. We bought the Boo-ffet tickets and spent the night at the Knotts Hotel. Highly recommend doing that. The dinner was amazing, fun and delicious. We loved all the haunted houses especially The Zoo. Make sure to visit that one after 10:30 pm.

We had such a blast! We arrived when it opened and the e parking was straight forward. We walked with a fairly sizable crowd into the park. Security was quick and only my daughter’s backpack was flagged. Once we got into the park it was a very cool atmosphere! I loved the old miner/western feel. We hiked to the closest roller coaster which was the Silver Bullet, which is a feet hanging one. My kids had not really been on a roller coaster - this was their first one… and what a first! It was a blast; hardly any line! We continued through the park and went on a bunch of rides with minimal wait times. So much more relaxing than Disneyland… and can’t beat the affordable price especially with a family of seven. We opted for the meal plan and even with that it was a fraction of Disneyland. Thank you Knott’s Berry Farm for a great day filled with a fun, safe and exciting atmosphere!

They're very nice to us here at the front gate. I had a prestige past. My son had a gold pass. But the gold pass was not purchased from here. So it didn't work for him to enter. They helped us out for the day because we were only visiting for a few hours. I don't know what the lines were like because we didn't go any rides, but it didn't look like the place was too packed on this weekday. Lots of of food options in the decorations were very nice for halloween.

Season passes are worth every penny. Make sure to also purchase the parking pass. Halloween is Super fun, kids get to Trick or Treat. Whenever we go we always are able to ride a bunch of rides. You are able to bring in your own food and drinks. The lines are not very long. Bring your Flip Flops or Crocks for the Water rides. There is something for all ages to enjoy. Go there make Memories, time is fleeting.

Knott's is a fun little park. It has a few rides for all thrill levels. The decorations for Knott's Scary Farm for Halloween were cool. The food there is pretty good; just buy the meal pass, it's worth it.

Family fun day was a success! Got there around 1 pm, parking was a breeze. The preferred parking is just ridiculous now, $50?!? DISNEYLAND IS ONLY 40. other than that, everything else was great! The crowds were tame, not many people. The staff was fantastic and kind! I accidentally left my phone behind, after taking a little breather, and one of the employees ran after me to bring it back! Every interaction I had with a staff member was delightful! Whoever is training these employees are doing it right! My daughter was sad she couldn't get on most of the kid rides, so my wife took her to get ice cream. The employee saw my crying daughter and gave her a hefty scoop of ice cream to cheer her up! Thats what I call costumer service, Genuine people doing genuine acts of kindness. I truly wish, that who ever owns Knotts would invest on a "face lift" of the park. Feels worn down a bit (cosmetically) but it didnt take away from the experience :)

Knott’s Scary Farm Review Knott’s Scary Farm delivered a thrilling and chilling experience that lived up to its reputation as a premier Halloween event, though it had its highs and lows. The maze lines moved surprisingly fast, which was a huge plus. I was able to dive into the heart-pounding mazes without much waiting, each one packed with eerie theming and jump scares that kept my adrenaline pumping. The scare actors roaming the park were a highlight—popping out of the shadows and startling guests with perfect timing. Their energy added to the spooky atmosphere, and it was both exciting and terrifying to watch them in action. However, the ride lines were a different story. They dragged on much longer, testing my patience at times, especially for popular attractions. It was a bit of a buzzkill after the quick-moving maze lines. The park’s ambiance was delightfully creepy, with dim lighting and foggy corners that made every step a little unnerving—sometimes too dark, which added to the fright factor but could feel disorienting. I was hyped to try the much-talked-about Final Cake, hoping for a unique treat to cap off the night. Unfortunately, it was a letdown. For $18, it wasn’t worth it—lacking in flavor and not nearly as exciting as the event itself. I’d recommend skipping it and spending your money on some of the better food options available, like a hearty meal to fuel you through the scares. Overall, Knott’s Scary Farm was a blast for its mazes, scare zones, and creepy vibe, but the long ride lines and overpriced Final Cake were drawbacks. If you’re going for the scares, you won’t be disappointed—just plan your time wisely and maybe grab a burger instead of the dessert!

The ambiance is colorful and contemporary. The gardens are gorgeous, and they have fun decorations for holidays. There are a lot of places to sit. It is nice to have so many places to eat with varying price points outside of the park. Most are on the expensive side. I loved the Salted Straw ice cream parlor, and they had mobile ordering. We watched a jazz trio perform that was so good! There are Disney related stores so you can find a lot of things that are in the park here. Wish there was a Bath and Body Works and some more quick service, less expensive places to eat. More bathrooms would be good too. It makes the walk to and from the park long, but you can catch a monorail.

The downtown area is very clean and there are lots of places to shop and eat. It's best to go here in the morning when the crowds aren't so thick. You can buy Disney souvenirs, pins, shirts, jackets and toys here as well as food. There is also a green turf space for kids to explore and parents to sit. The wide walk ways are appreciated but it would be nice to see more shaded seating and benches along the path.

You don’t need Disneyland tickets to enjoy Downtown Disney — it’s open to everyone, and it’s such a fun, vibrant spot to spend a few hours. There’s a quick security check as you enter, which actually makes the whole place feel safer. Once inside, it feels surprisingly global — lots of hotels around, people from everywhere, and a big open lawn area that often has live concerts and events. There’s something for everyone here — from the LEGO store and family-friendly food spots to cool bars and date-night restaurants. I spotted Din Tai Fung, a bowling alley, plenty of outdoor seating, and even a stage for live music. If you stay past 8 PM, you can catch the Disneyland fireworks from right there, which is a nice bonus. Parking is right outside and easy, but make sure to get your ticket validated when you dine or shop; otherwise, it’s pricey. We paid $10 after validation. I’d recommend making dinner reservations on weekends because it does get busy, especially Friday and Saturday nights. It’s about 15–20 minutes from Knott’s Berry Farm, so if you’re nearby or just want a fun evening out without going into the Disney park, Downtown Disney is a great option.

Downtown Disney District has had many new changes since my last visit and it looks great now with added restaurants and shops, and a lawn area to relax or let the kids play. One of the best changes I’ve seen here is they now have a security clearance area to be able to access the park. The only downside is there’s a line. They have a larger parking lot now, too, with some rows of EV chargers. You can also validate parking with a purchase at Downtown Disney District. Nice area to stroll through if you don’t mind the crowds.

This is a free entry area, so perfect for the last day before you heading back to the airport after checking out from the hotel. There are free leaflets with good information about what you can get and where to find them. Don't forget to get your Lego passport stamped at their Lego store. There are plenty of beautiful spots for selfies, nice shops, and easy diner/lunch. The chicken wings from Black Tap was amazing and don't forget to grab beigniet from the beigniet express near Jaz kitchen.

This is always a fun time to spend a couple hours doing shopping or just grabbing a bite to eat. They have plenty of Disney shops, memorabilia and different rest types of restaurants. The only thing you have to pay is to park, but some businesses do validate. Whether you’re going to Disneyland or not, this is a fun stop.

We came to celebrate my birthday here in Downtown Disney. I had a blast! The weather was perfect!! There was live music celebrating Hispanic heritage month. Adults and kids were enjoying the music and dancing. There are a lot of restaurants and gift shops. Pandora had some really great items you can only purchase at a Disney park. Some of the restaurants will validated your parking. It is free to enter into downtown Disney. Restrooms are located throughout the area. You will need to have your bags checked before entering the area.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolutely Magical Experience! Disneyland California never disappoints — every visit feels like stepping into another world! The park is spotless, the staff is friendly, and the attention to detail in every attraction is unmatched. I went during the Oogie Boogie Bash at Disney California Adventure, and it was incredible! The decorations, the spooky atmosphere, and all the Halloween-themed shows and character meet-and-greets made it an unforgettable night. The trick-or-treat trails were so much fun (yes, even for adults!), and the special parade was the perfect mix of spooky and spectacular. If you plan to visit during Halloween season, get your Oogie Boogie Bash tickets early — they sell out fast! Totally worth it for the unique costumes, shorter lines, and exclusive entertainment. Can’t wait to go back! 🎃👻✨

next door to the happiest place on earth. prices of foods seems kinda reasonable surprisingly and hey there is ice and water available at the pasta/pizza place that was nice surprise I found! lots of cool shaded tree areas there along with music performances. Nice ambience and overall environment. Even if you don't get on all the rides, soak up the beauty of the park. Remember to keep yourself hydrated frequently and some bathrooms are much more crowded especially near high traffic and popular attractions. When the park closes at 9pm, take a stroll to downtown disney and with all restaurants book, reserve get on waiting list at least 3 hours in advance, you'll be glad you did! Lots of walking, and don't pay for preferred parking- it's actually doesn't feel that much closer. Ride single rider lines whenever it is offered and you won't complain about long waits in lines. They allow snacks as long as they are not requiring re heating and don't have pungent odors. They allow your own drinks so long as they are not glass bottles, they will make you dump at the entrance.

Absolutely amazing!!!!! There’s no happier place on earth Every one you encounter is fantastic Rides are fantastic, great way to teach children patience. Rides move smoothly Park is spotless and organised well. We even hired a disability scooter for the days and it was a god send. Fits every where makes using the rides easy too

Adventure! 🎢 The park was clean, lively, and full of great energy. The Spider-Man ride was new to me!! super fun and interactive! 🕸️ The Toy Story Midway Mania is still one of my absolute favorites; it never gets old. 🎯 Unfortunately, Radiator Springs Racers was closed for repair, which was a bit disappointing, but there were still plenty of other great attractions to enjoy. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the overall atmosphere was cheerful and well-organized. Definitely a great place to spend the day, and I’m already looking forward to coming back when everything’s open!

I was in town for a conference and played hookey. I got there just at sunset, and have regrets. There is a lot more to see and do that I hadn't anticipated. The Cars Land is a standout! I only got to do the Luigi ride, which was adorable! At first, I was confused by the SanFranTokyo land because I keep sleeping on Big Hero Six. I went to go to the Avengers Campus, and I did manage to meet Spider-Man (who was just the sweetest) and do the web slinger ride. WHOO!! That was a workout! As someone who has been to WDW dozens of times, California Adventure was trippy to me because it really feels fake. I think it's the scale that I find off-putting. But that vanishes once you move into the other lands. The Halloween decor was so fun! I've never been at this time of year, so Oogie Boogie's and the not-so-spooky costumes everywhere were a treat! I will definitely be back!

This was my first visit—mostly to check it off the list—and it’ll also be my last. The park is undeniably exciting for kids, but for adults the value just isn’t there. Lines were packed all day, and the paid “flash pass” didn’t meaningfully reduce wait times; it felt like an expensive detour into another long queue. Between the ticket price and add-ons, it’s overrated and overpriced. If you’re going with young kids, they’ll likely love the characters and theming, but as an adult-only visit, I can’t recommend it.

Awesome experiences as expected, the fountain show was amazing, the rides were great, the employees and the cast were friendly and helpful. You will need more than a day to explore everything. You can only use 1 lightning Lane at once, but after a couple hours you can use another one (even if you don't redeem the first one yet). So keep an eye out for that. You can bring small backpack to put everything inside when you take rides. Take off your hat and Disney eat headband during ride or you may lost it like I did. You can put the backpack on the floor and tangled it to your foot to secure it. Everything with buckles will be expected shaky. Food recommendation; cheap quick breakfast at Pym, and our favourite ever the turkey legs from street vendors! Do an online order to save the line, bring bottles for water, and keep your Disney paper cups for unlimited soda refill. Spend some time at the garden of avenger campus, you can meet some of the avenger heroes there to chat and take pictures with.

Magical from start to finish! My recent visit to Disneyland was absolutely incredible. We spent the whole day for both parks and it was worth every penny! Two parks were clean, the atmosphere was electric, and you could just feel the happiness everywhere. The highlights for me were definitely the Guardians of Galaxy and Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance – the technology and detail on those rides are mind-blowing. What really makes Disneyland special, though, are the Cast Members. Everyone from the ride operators to the food service staff was so friendly and helpful, really adding to that "Happiest Place on Earth" magic. Yes, it can be crowded and yes, it's expensive, but it's a classic for a reason. It’s a place where you can truly feel like a kid again. Can't wait to come back!

Worth every penny! Disneyland and California Adventure are a must-visit. We celebrated my daughter's fifth birthday here, and we rode 99% of the rides over 3 days. She is 42 inches tall. Our top 5 favorite rides were: 1. Tiana's Bayou Adventure 2. Radiator Springs Racers 3. Matterhorn Bobsleds (my daughter's least favorite) 4. Guardians of the Galaxy: Monsters After Dark 5. Haunted Mansion I highly recommend getting the Lightning Pass; you'll regret it if you don't! The fireworks show is only on weekends. Wear comfortable shoes—there's lots of walking!

Amazing experience! A magical place where real magic happens. We booked a one-day pass for one park, and then realized that McQueen — my little boy’s favorite — was in the other park. We went to customer service and got magical free passes for the second park. My boy loved the night show with all the characters. A beautiful and unforgettable place!

It's a very beautiful and entertaining place. Very fun to visit and the attractions are amazing. If you're expecting sort of extreme attractions, you might get disappointed. This park is more for family in general. If you hate walking, you might not like it. You have to walk A LOT, and I mean A LOT. Also, if you think about buying a tickets for both parks for ONE day, I wouldn't recommend it that much. I bought a ticket for only one, and I wasn't able to get on all rides and explore the whole park. I got there like at 10am and left until 9pm. The park is very big. Overall, is was a great experience, definitely good for small or younger children! I do think teenagers and adults can enjoy it a lot, but I it was more directed to children.

I absolutely LOVE Disneyland! Had a great time at this park. I went offseason when it was raining, which really helped with crowd control! There are a ton of rides in this park and something for everyone! Usually go to WDW, but happy that I got to try out Disneyland! It was awesome seeing Walt's vision for the park. Space Mountain and Pirates were my favorite rides here. I want to visit again in the future!

Took the adult kids and their children as a family trip. Bought the bundle tickets months ago thru Costco and so loved the adventures we had. Not a frequent visitor so, absolutely love asking questions and so grateful for the plethora of cast members that can answer those questions. Must make reservations months before trip. Food reservations are 60+days or more. Fireworks or parades prepare at least 2 hrs before (if you want great seats). Shopping prices increased this year, $2-4 more for pins and small trinket items. Def use the app. Tells you about characters (where they will be) and events or special surprises! Oh and prepare to spend money. If your a fan, you will soon find out why you will spend more. Lol.

Just magical. Can't say much more.. but I'll try. We decided to travel to Disney from Idaho for the oogie boogie bash. My wife and daughters were massively excited. I wasn't entirely sure but ended up having such an amazing time. Of course, waiting in the line for rides was always a thing but that's what you get. It really wasn't that bad. Loved every minute of it. The food was great. The rides were great. Every experience at Disney was amazing.

Amazing place to visit and very cool concept. Disappointed with the quality of food at the Mediterranean restaurant and I’m sure each spot has its own quality and service. You will find mostly Asian and Mexican food here along with bars. We visited Blind Rabbit speakeasy and was the highlight of our visit. Lots of families on the weekend and parking near impossible so we used valet.

Loved the vibe inside. So many options inside, Mexican, Japanese, American, Brazilian, Indian cuisine - had a hard time choosing! Ordered a drink from the 1st floor and it was like a liter of juice 😅 but it was a killer! We ordered a variety of food and had a great time tasting everything. A band was playing too, but if you were there to chika you probably would have a hard time talking to one another.

Vibrant and fun atmosphere - lots of restaurants with indoor and outdoor seating as well. Fun decor outside. Lively music! Upon entry, there are some small, business vendors with beautiful handmade items to peruse. Could easily spend a lot of time here with family friends and just relax. Parking is very crowded near the very front of the Packing House. Don’t even try it. Save yourself the hassle and go to the parking structures on either Center Street Promenade, the City Hall, or the Community Center on East Center Street and Olive street. Walking to the Packing House is only 2-3 minutes. Real easy.

We've come here a few times and it's my daughter's favorite! It's like Christmas for your stomach! Every type of food, drinks and atmosphere! If you haven't come here, you must come check it out!

I absolutely loved this place! It’s housed in a huge warehouse-style building, a vibrant, modern food hall—it reminded me a lot of the lively food courts you find in Europe. Inside, there’s an amazing variety of options—small businesses offering everything from Indian, Asian, and Mexican food to fish and chips, ramen, and more. The choices can be overwhelming (in the best way), but the great thing is, if you don’t love your first pick, you can always try something else from a different business. Once you place your order, you can either grab a table or split up—someone in your group can hold a spot while others order. Parking is free on the street, though it may take a few loops to find a spot. We got lucky and found one right away. Service was friendly and efficient at every business I tried. I had the ramen and the floating noodles, and both were absolutely delicious. Highly recommend checking this place out if you’re in the area—great food, great vibe, and a fun way to support local vendors all under one roof!

The Anaheim Packing District is one of my favorite spots to hang out, eat, and just enjoy the vibe. The moment you walk in, you’re greeted with this cool, laid-back atmosphere that feels both historic and trendy. It’s built inside a beautifully restored citrus packing house, and they’ve really kept the charm while making it modern. What I love most is the variety—so many different food stalls with everything from Asian fusion and gourmet grilled cheese to artisan desserts and cocktails. There’s literally something for everyone, and it’s perfect for groups or families because everyone can pick what they want. My personal favorite? The fish tacos and the mochi donuts. And if you like drinks, you’ll find some great craft options too. The place is lively but not overwhelming. You’ve got live music sometimes, indoor and outdoor seating, and even a cute little bar in a train car outside. Parking can be a bit tricky during peak hours, but it’s worth it. Overall, it’s a fun and unique spot with great energy, good food, and a chill crowd. It's definitely a must-visit if you're in the Anaheim area. I keep coming back—and always discover something new.

This place was nice, had comfortable feeling. I only went to one part of it. Apparently the Packing District has alot of different stores in each building, restaurants people saling items. I went to two different restaurants. I ended up chosing the fish and chip restaurants which almost everyone had it at their table. I also had a steak sandwich with pesto. They both were delicious. If your in Anaheim you need visits this place. The atmosphere is very quite and just really lovely.

Condensed high-end fashion. A lot of high-end stores like Apple Store, Macy’s, Nordstrom‘s Lululemon, etc., and many small boutique stores I’ve never heard of. Restaurants and fast food for different price levels. Like five guys Chick-fil-A, panda express, etc.. Was there on a Saturday afternoon. Found parking but It took a little time. A nice food court area and some nice restaurants spread around shopping area. Check the Google site to see the list of great restaurants.

Nice views, some cool architecture, and the koi pond is very pretty and peaceful. Good place for people watching and strolling. I mostly get in some good walking/move goals - more so than actually buying anything.

Fashion Island is a lovely outdoor shopping destination! The stunning fountain displays are a real highlight, creating a beautiful and relaxing centerpiece. Adding to the charm are the adorable koi fish swimming in the surrounding ponds – they're delightful to watch. Plus, with its wide selection of great brand shops, it offers a truly enjoyable and stylish shopping experience

Not only a normal mall 🥹 first time seeing the architecture like this. Visited outdoor mall before Irvine spectrum but I think this place is 💯💯💯 love walking and sitting around here. Other people in the store also nice and helpful too. It's close to the beach if anyone want to combine short trip here

Such a nice mall! Great to hang out with friends and family. They have a cute little Koi pond to hang out around. I saw a lot of kids enjoying their time watching the fishes swim.

Fashion Island Mall has many of the big names in fashion along with two large department stores. Aside from a very pretty koi pond, the place doesn't have any character. The worst part is that the ladies' facilities have only 2 stalls. There was a line of 15 women waiting. For a mall that presents itself as upscale, it really didn't make me feel like coming back or to recommend it to visitors.

Fashion Island is a premier open-air shopping destination in the heart of Newport Beach, blending coastal California charm with a luxury retail experience. The center features a well-curated mix of high-end brands like Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, and Bloomingdale’s, along with designer boutiques, lifestyle stores, and popular fashion retailers. Beautifully landscaped with ocean views in select spots, the atmosphere is relaxed, walkable, and distinctly upscale. Dining options range from casual cafés to elevated restaurants like R+D Kitchen and Canaletto, making it easy to spend an entire day shopping, dining, and enjoying the coastal breeze. With its mix of fashion, food, and scenery, Fashion Island is more than a shopping center—it’s a refined destination for locals and visitors alike.

Went to Angels Stadium to see the Angels v Diamond Backs. I was a nice experience. The staff were helpful the stadium was clean the atmosphere was energetic. It was hectic in and out of the park the parking lot. Getting through security at the gate was very slow but understandable so that everyone was able to enjoy the evening safely. The game was exciting and the Angels won. Highly recommend if you are in the Orange County area. Fans were great and respectful.

Angel Stadium is always an amazing experience. There’s so much to enjoy—from the food to the atmosphere to the game itself. The ice cream with sprinkles and whipped cream is a must-try, and it even comes in a souvenir helmet bowl that makes it extra fun. The nachos can be hit or miss: sometimes they’re loaded and delicious, other times by the time you get back to your seat they’ve gone soggy and aren’t worth eating. On the plus side, they also come in a souvenir plastic helmet, which is a cool keepsake. Food options around the stadium are plentiful and generally very good. Beyond food, there are also stores throughout the park with exclusive team merchandise you can’t find anywhere else. It’s not cheap, but it’s rare and worth it for collectors and fans. The staff are very helpful, always making sure guests find their seats and areas without confusion. The stadium is huge, so expect a lot of walking, but the layout and support make it manageable. Parking is linear and straightforward, but traffic can get hectic before and after games. The best advice: don’t leave with the crowd—either head out a little early or hang back for a while after the game to avoid the rush. Overall, Angel Stadium is easily one of the best stadiums in California—in fact, I’d rank it my #2 favorite in the state. Which one I think is #1? Well, I’ll let you decide that. Either way, if you’re a baseball fan, this stadium delivers a fantastic experience.

Great stadium to watch a game. Went almost end of season with two lousy teams playing (LAA and KC). Went here as a kid but wanted to see it with the renovations they did years back. Looked great. Plenty of food options. Nice outdoor vibe. Great weather. And parking was a breeze. Got there 10 mins before game started and parked within like 3 mins of getting to parking gate. Easy peasy in and out.

We attended a game on July 29. The staff was absolutely fantastic. I had recent knee surgery. They were very helpful. They secured me a wheelchair and driver. The usher paid attention to my needs. Everyone went above and beyond. I appreciate it

So much fun! Great price for tickets that were right next to the field. Loved the experience and great food! The fireworks were fun and enjoyed all of the customer service from the workers at the stadium. Go angels!

Great stadium for viewing the Great Game of Baseball. Not a bad seat in the place. The field is manicured, clean, Great scoreboard with the roar of the fans making it shake. Thanks to a new friend I made on my first visit invited my friend Oscar and I to enter the Diamond Club which is very exclusive. I can't even guess how much it costs to enter. Having a seat there is watching the game behind home plate. Huge selection of Alcoholic Beverages. I know they also have food but, at a Baseball game I ordered a Hot Dog w/mustard n onions. Our original seats were on the first base side with a spectacular view. I can honestly say it was a memorable visit that I hope to visit again in the future. Play Ball!😀⚾️🤘

The stadium itself is gorgeous, the parking is decent going in and getting out (not much of a hassle), the food is delicious, but the environment inside the stadium, during game play, was lacking. I will give it that they have pyrotechnics and a big flame, but it was lacking presence, it felt boring. Maybe because it was a Thursday game, against the Kansas City Royals, but everything else is great.

Of all the places I’ve ever been with my grandsons, this is by far, my absolute, absolute, absolute favorite! The ingenuity, imagination, touch, ability, accessibility, interaction, there are just not enough words to describe all the types of play that Pretend City encourages and allows! I wish we could duplicate this place in every major city, I saw so many toddlers and young children working and playing together, no screens, no fancy electronic devices, just clean, imaginative, fun! If I could give a suggestion, just one suggestion, have a great place to take your toddler to Southern California families this would be the place I would recommend! Bravo to the amazing builders planners and workers here!!! I hope that other communities have a chance to visit and find a way to replicate this beautiful world in their world!!

We took our class on a field trip to Pretend City, and it was an absolute hit from start to finish! Every child found something they loved—from the grocery store and post office to the construction zone and art studio. It’s like a mini city built just for kids, and they had the freedom to explore, learn, and play all at once. The staff were welcoming, organized, and great with kids. Everything was clean and well-maintained, and the exhibits encouraged creativity and cooperation. It was amazing to watch the kids fully engaged—working together in the restaurant, checking out books in the library, and even learning about traffic safety. Perfect for preschool and early elementary ages—both educational and just plain fun. We’ll definitely be back!

Tip: get there early, because your pass allows you to re-entry for the day before 4pm. Tip: there is a water play section, bring a change of clothes for the kids POV: great place for children to learn and pretend play. But I feel they force the message of diversity a bit. The "Diversity" bridge was a bit much.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Pretend City Review Overall, a great experience! The pricing is on the higher side, but it’s definitely worth visiting once in a while for the unique learning-through-play opportunities it offers. Pretend City has almost every real-life scenario for kids to explore — from changing a tire, grocery shopping and checkout, farming, and performing in a theater, to working in a mechanic shop, delivering packages at UPS, being a police officer, doctor, or librarian. There’s even a fun water play area to cool off and splash around. It’s a fantastic way for kids to pretend, play, and learn practical skills in a safe and engaging environment. My only wish? That they open a branch in the South Bay Area near San Jose or Fremont — it would be a huge hit here!

This place is sooooo awesome!! If this place was close to my home, I'd be here with my daughter at least once a week. That's how much my daughter had The staff, the environment and the vibe were all great

We came for a birthday party and had a good time. Definitely a place that toddlers will enjoy. The staff were very courteous and helpful. The play area is clean and tidy. There is an infant play area but I couldn't use it because parents were letting their older children use it without taking off shoes or cleaning up after. The rest of the play areas are nicely designed, though I observed that children older than 6 or 7 may get bored with the areas and turn rowdy. Overall it was a good experience.

Kid Heaven! We recently visited Pretend City in Irvine with our kids and their cousins for the first time, and it was awesome! The kids were all about it. Every new thing they stumbled upon, their eyes lit up. Pretend City is like this mini wonderland where the kids can let loose with their imagination. We had a blast at the farm area – super detailed, felt like the real deal. The fire station was a hit, and the grocery store was like a tiny shopping spree. But the water area stole the show – lots of splashing. For us parents, it was chill. The interactive stuff kept the kids busy, and we got to kick back and watch the fun unfold. Only downside? The hours of operation are limited and it does get busy plus they shut down at 4 pm, which is a bit of a bummer if you're trying to swing by after work during the week. But honestly, the good times made up for it. We're already planning a weekend comeback. So, if you're on the lookout for a spot for some family fun and learning, Pretend City is where it's at. Our crew had a blast, and we're definitely making it a regular thing

I wanted to share with you my recent experience at the LA County Fair, particularly the Mother's Day visit with my daughter. I must say, the fair exceeded my expectations in many ways. From the wide array of exhilarating rides to the diverse food vendors and charming bars, the fair had something for everyone. The cleanliness and family-friendly atmosphere were particularly impressive, making it stand out from the fairs I've visited in the past. One aspect that stood out to me was the apparent sense of safety at the fairgrounds. Despite the absence of a noticeable police or security presence, I felt secure and at ease throughout my visit, which speaks volumes about the overall security measures in place. However, I couldn't help but notice the high prices of food and beverages, which I found to be a downside to an otherwise enjoyable experience. The steep costs took away some of the charm for me, prompting me to reconsider my spending choices while there. In conclusion, I would rate my LA County Fair experience a solid 7 out of 10. If you're in search of a lively and family-oriented outing that offers a wide range of activities, the fair is definitely worth a visit. Just be prepared for the higher-than-average costs that come with the territory.

This is a place where one must visit to enjoy the great attractions,food,rides, exhibitions and animals. The park is a large area to walk around so be prepared to walk in good shoes. Overall nice fair to come and enjoy with the whole family and friends.

Had a good time at the Fair today. We learned about the Queen Bee & honey, fed goats & lambs & got some great jewelry from Lety, the sweet vendor of Creations by Lety at the blue umbrellas by the Lagoon Stage, go check out her booth. I ate a bacon wrapped pork belly & garlic fries from Biggy's, while my friend had a good slice of pizza next door. It was great weather to hang out, catch up, and shop.

This was a amazing event today was surprised how amazing having the fair only for families with disabilities early access to avoid all the people and letting my son enjoy this day even more only reason this wasn't a 5 star even tho am giving them a 5 star due to the fact that it wasn't the fairs fault that because of the bird flu we didn't get to see chicken and cows my son's favorite and also a lot less animals this year the food was amazing if you go the watermelon lemonade is 💯 and am a sucker for pins and tee shirts with Godzilla so they got me this is a must every year Please please please go to the art museum appreciate the beautiful art it's not just eating and rides the fair offers everything you want in one place a lot of the areas aren't explored enough everyone stays to the middle of the fair grounds go up the hill if you know you know

Well it's the LA fair. It got smaller and more expensive. There were a few people, it wasn't as crowded as past years and it was pretty expensive. I noticed people weren't buying them turkey legs cause they were $20. Drinks started at $15 for beer and $18 for mixed drinks. We took an ice chest with food and water so we didn't spend money inside except for a $9 corn in a cob. They didn't have as many art expositions as past years, it was mostly vendors.still it was enjoyable.

Drinks are super expensive, but we knew this! We enjoyed a great evening with my sister and friends! It was definitely a nice evening. I recommend you eat before you come and pre-game if you can. 😉 10/10 at night!

THE LA COUNTY FAIR IS THE BEST 🎢🚡!! I went with my family and we had so much fun, May 15 2025 was a warm and fun day at the fair. Love the rides and games! The barn is also really nice with many animals! The sky ride during the sunset 🌅 and night is amazing! Thank you for the experience! Living 5 min away from the fair is a true blessing, I liked the theme this year, “ART UNLEASHED!” 🎨🖌️ Had so much fun! 🤩

Awesome museum and quite a find while I was at the fair last week! So many dragsters, funny cars in roadsters from the nineteen fifties through the early nineteen eighties, I would say, brought back so many memories of when I was a young lad building, racing motors and drag racing. Employees and volunteers are very friendly and willing to talk "shop talk" the exhibits are well organized and well cared for. Highly recommend!

Great car racing museum, a lot of old car's that used to race. A lot of history that can be picked up there. Plenty of pictures and article's explaining the history of the NHRA. Staff is very helpful and friendly. There are some beautiful hot rod's, there is on display a 1908 Ford model T in fantastic condition it's a beautiful car. Nice place to spend about an hour or hour and a half looking around. Climate controlled, very comfortable. Nice piece of history and knowledge.

Amazing collection of historic vehicles. Great for family and any race enthusiasts. I love visiting and seeing the variety of race cars, customs and historic hot rods. What a treasure! The staff is friendly and helpful.

NHRA Motorsports Museum is an automobile museum located in Pomona, CA. It showcase a massive collection of memorabilia, automobiles, and motorcycles related to the sport of hot-rodding. Among the exhibits is one of A. J. Foyt's Coyote Indy Cars, Kenny Bernstein's first dragster to reach speeds in excess of 300 mph. I have been eyeing this automobile museum for days, I am glad I was able to visit it today. If you like racing cars, this museum is for you. Admission ticket is affordable. Parking lot is massive. Overall, I enjoyed my visit. I highly recommend it.

Lots of history of the southern California origins of horrifying and hot rodding and racing throughout time. Drag cars, land speed cars, and endurance cars. The banks diesel exhibit was my favorite.

Wow, this was a great place. I could have spent all day there. The price was $10 from memory which was great value. They have a great selection of top fuel drag cars to funny cars (one you can sit in) as well as more vintage drag racing cars, bikes, Bonneville speed racers and motors on display.

A must see if your interested in racing. Kid friendly and no cost

This place was amazingly beautiful the architecture was stunning. The people there were very welcoming. I was a little nervous because I only have a superficial knowledge of Hinduism and my interest in the religion stems from watching the history channel Ancient Aliens. But no need to worry if you’re curious about the religion or just want to see an amazing building. Everyone treats everyone with respect here and it was a very spiritual experience even if you’re not necessarily religious. So thank you BAPS for being accepting of all people we certainly appreciated the visit.

An amazing oasis of awe-inspiring craftsmanship shepherded by a friendly and attentive staff. I highly recommend visiting. Be ready to : - take off your shoes in certain areas - be respectful of those there to worship - not take photos in certain areas Also, don't forget about the museum beneath the main temple. There's is an elevator that will take you there.

Amazing aura once stepped in. What a sculpture of divine Indian Religion! Only Earthquake proof temple in world on 20 acre land. Made of Italian marble and Indian pink sandstone, with two large domes, five pinnacles,122 pillars and 129 archways, 6600 hand carved images. Parking available. No entry fee. At reception polite volunteers guide about guidelines. No shoes and photography inside temple. One can click pictures and videos outside. Cleanliness attracts. Restroom facilities and drinking water are available “Premvati”restaurant serves Indian food and snacks, both dine in and take away, with a plenty of dishes.

This is one of the most stunning and beautiful temples I've seen outside of India! Conveniently located in Chino Hills right off the highway, it offers free entry and plenty of parking. Upon arrival, you'll go through the visitor center for check-in and instructions before you're free to explore. The temple itself is a marvel, showcasing incredible craftsmanship in its construction. Inside the visitor center, you'll find wood carvings strikingly similar to those in India's havelis. Remember to remove your shoes before entering the temple, and no photos are allowed inside. You can, however, take pictures outside with your phone. The interior is truly majestic, with white marble floors, columns, and ceilings all intricately carved. Each column and wall features a unique design, making it a truly special experience. It's a must-see temple; the inside is just as breathtaking as the outside. Restrooms, a gift shop, and an eatery are also on-site. This is a great place to meditate and disconnect from the world for a few hours. Highly recommend it!

An incredibly beautiful Hundu temple. Free parking. If you are vising on a non-event day, enter the parking lot gate on Fairfield Ranch Rd. Pull in and you will be greeted by the gate security and give a map. The place is extremely clean. Follow and read directions if you are not familiar with the area and ask questions. The employees are very nice and welcoming. The views of the structures are very beautiful. You can explore certain areas and it is very photogenic. There are bathrooms here which you can find on the map given to you. Overall, a very nice and very well maintained, beautiful temple.

Absolutely stunning, I have no words for the beauty of this place. The employees are all so very nice and informative and the fact that you can park and visit this incredible location for free is an added bonus. Do your self a favor and experience this.

Beautiful place, breathtaking architecture. The staff was so kind and welcoming. A cultural spot to learn more about other religious practices ✨

It is a hit and miss - I had a friend that liked his tour. But, for me, it was unforgettable in a bad way. I went to the tour in 2016. The tour guide (I wish I remember his name, but he can be seen in one of the pics, wearing a olive green shirt) was terrible! It looked like he hated that job, or he was replacing someone else. There is a wall with some historic guitars (including some early days Fenders), he didn't allow us to stop and see it. He was constantly ironic, sometimes impolite at people. He mocked my accent (I'm Brazilian) in front of people when I asked a question. He was rushing people. Despite that, I saw a Limited Edition guitar what was about to be launched and I asked if I could buy that guitar. But the purchase experience (with the same guy) wasn't nice, so I gave up. Also, when you enter the main tour hall, there is the ModShop room (place where you can assemble your own guitar, putting different parts together) and the professional on the charge of that room was also rude. Factory-wise: it's just a factory. Nothing different from other regular guitar factories. The pics I'm posting here can prove my point. Something good: at that time, there was a room with most guitar amps made by Fender, and anyone could give them a spin. On the other hand, there wasn't a lot of guitars to be played. Anyway, I used to be a Fender fanboy when I was a kid, and that tour was the last straw, shaking my relationship with the brand. This is my experience and I wish I had written it immediately after my visit. PS: the smile in one of the pics was taken before the tour, when I arrived at the facility.

Drove all the way from San Diego, Visitor Center closed. They should have listed it on their website CLEARLY. WE ARE CLOSED DUE TO COVID !!! The security guard that met us at the entrance said “I keep telling Maria to change that “ Very inconsiderate

My 2015 Fender American Standard Stratocaster (olympic white) has aged nicely, however the polyurethane paint is starting to show through and I can clearly see that it has 4 pieces of wood glued together. IS THIS WHAT FENDER HAS BECOME??? Anyway it looks terrible, not the quality you would expect from Fender.

Even with covid restrictions lifted fender does not want the public to tour. I don't want to buy from them then. No where was it listed they are closed to the public and they don't offer a phone number to call.

Awesome! Amazing to see the dedication and hard work that goes into every guitar and amp.

When you see the craftsmanship, it is impressive. My fellow Americans should see made in America at work.

(Translated by Google) A sacred place for guitar lovers. I think the tours were every Thursday. Be sure to make a reservation. Occasionally, a Japanese guide will be provided, but in general the tour will be guided by factory staff. Please note that you cannot enter with sandals. (Original) ギター好きには聖地そのもの。 見学は毎週木曜だったかな。かならず予約して行きましょう。 たまに日本人のガイドがつく事もあるそうですが、基本的には工場のスタッフがガイドしてくれます。 サンダルでは入れないのでご注意を。

Love this mall which is mostly outdoors. The stores have cold cold A/C and the grounds were very clean for as many people were there visiting. We enjoyed our experience and found even the large parking lots accommodating and convenient.

Pretty awesome place. Youve got the Library to study at, the gym to workout. Then there's my favorite bar at dog house with a good bite to eat. The bass pro isn't far away and the movie theater is always an option too. Plenty of parking and plenty of stores to visit.

On a visit to nearby Express for men we visited a Chinese food restaurant called Seven Grams. The food was so good, you can taste the fine ingredients. The staff is very attentive and their smiles seemed genuine. The price was just right for the taste and quality and quantity.

We always love to come and shop at Victoria Gardens shopping mall. It's more upscale compared to other outlets. Many stores and food courts. Some cars cruise by with high speed! Make sure you look around before crossing.

Good place to walk and shop with family. During the Christmas season they dispense fake snow in the central plaza and place a ginormous Christmas tree with lights all around. Open late good selection of restaurants and fun activities around.

This is a fantastic outdoor mall location. Well placed with a great mix of classic well known shops, great eats and mom and pop shops. There is a theater and plenty of sitting areas, parking and fun things to see. There are surrounding stores and restaurants to visit as well. Ample parking and close to freeway.

This a Truly, amazing experience at Victoria Gardens, very very captivating during the Christmas season, with the trees and lights shinning in the night, songs Caroling, Shops busy and bustling with people, as we're approaching to the end of the year 2025. Time does fly, but in the end, it's a really good memory you and all of you will never forget, and "*Most wonderful time of the year*"

Love Tom’s Farm. We’ve been going once a year ever since everything opened after the pandemic. Halloween is the best and your not going to break the wallet either

This place is wonderful beautiful farm with lots of shops and souvenirs. Great place to take the little one's. They have an area that has carnival like rides for children. Food, wine, and beer. They also have a candy shop. You can also feed the fish, quarters are needed. They have a machine to provide change. There's also a Petting zoo. Also included a photo with pricing for tickets and entrance.

It's not quite what I remember when I brought our children. It seems a bit paired back. The produce store, not nearly the amount of fresh produce replaced with a great deal of packaged foods. If your lookong for a burger, get there before 3pm Mon - Fri. The General Stote is pretty much what I remembered with a hot food 'deli' in the back. I had the meatball sandwich and ordered the 12ct mozzarella sticks for th table. Delicious! The fresh (still warm) french bread, Delicious! We didn't go into the furniture store. The staff so very nice. I would recommend bringing the family!

Amazing place to visit during the holidays! Family and dog friendly. Had an amazing lunch and walked all the little shops and there were local vendors! Worth checking out you can also pick up amazing farm fresh ingredients and also pies and beer and wine for holiday parties!

Whatever you do, don't go in there, hungry.Everything looks so good.I ended up getting the white sharp.Cheddar cheese and oh my god, it's to die for!!!

We stopped for breakfast and ended up spending a few hours at the wine and cheese shop as well as the fresh produce and furniture shops. We sat by the pond and watched some kids pet the turtles. We brought some unique Christmas decorations, wine, and condiments. Very fun time in a relaxed, friendly environment!

This place has the best pizza , subs, wings .... that's all I've tried. The rest of this place is so cool. From the candy store to the furniture shop there is something for everyone. Do not pass on the food here my hats off to the kitchen staff.

Amazing NASCAR Experience!!! The NASCAR Racing Experience is one of the best NASCAR schools in America! For anyone who wants speed and thrills, come to this experience! The team is really awesome and nice, and the drivers are great! And the experience itself is really awesome!! For anyone who wants speed, come to this experience! It’s a ton of fun!

The roar of the engines is defending and the gush of wind that follows is tremendous while more than you can count race cars go flying across the track at 180, 190+ mph miles per hr. It's hardcore entertainment.

Have you ever dreamed of getting behind the wheel of a real NASCAR race car? Well, believe it or not, this is a dream that can come true with a visit to the Richard Petty Driving Experience in nearby Fontana. During this incredible experience, you’ll drive an authentic NASCAR race car. These cars have been driven by NASCAR greats, and you never know, you may end up driving one that was driven by one of your racing heroes.

So much fun

Never go here. Horrendous service with shady last minute cancellations and no refunds. Crazy that a place like this is allowed to operate a business.

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This is no longer here regularly , try rusty wallce racing instead

Lots of fun! We took my son for his birthday and they shouted him out for a small donation. Seats were clean and the employees do a great job of entertaining the crowd throughout the game.

Nice stadium. It was a more enjoyable experience than at a MLB ballpark. Wished there were more people working the concession stands but it was the closing night at the stadium. We'll be back next season!

$10 tickets Lotsa parking $10 and $30 on the weekends. Fun game Woof Wednesday bring your dog Got 3 fly balls behind home plate Shaded seats Night games Brownie dessert was awesome

Pretty cool lil stadium! They have a Taproom with a full Restaurant as well as a BBQ place, Taco place, Coldstone, Bakery/Sweets, and your standard stadium concessions. Not a bad seat in the place!

Nice stadium. Enjoyed the ballgame. Hate the tipping requirement at concession stand

My wife wanted to see the Mariachi so we went and other than the brawl, it was somewhat pleasurable. The presentation was excellent, the beer prices were exorbitant and I think they could have done a better job with their accommodations. We'll be back. Hopefully the people attending will be significantly more civilized.

The stadium is great but the cleaning crew suck, especially in the restrooms. They ran out of paper towels & toilet paper & then when they finally serviced the restrooms they just put the rolls on top of the dispensers not even in their proper places. The toilets were backed up and the floors were a complete mess & all feminine product trash cans were over flowing, how disgusting. Very disappointed ☹️

My Father is here and the entire property is so beautiful. The office managers and those that manage the grounds are simply wonderful and keep the entire area the way in which one could only imagine. Heavenly blessings to us all

BEAUTIFUL to see how our Beloved MILITARY are honored. I can't visit my Grandpa's cemetery right now so coming here I can pray for him and all our Loved ones. GOD bless our Country and thank U to ALL our Soldiers! 🤗🩵✝️🇺🇲

A beautiful cemetery. Well-kept and beautiful landscape, waterfalls and the employees are very helpful, kind amd respectful. We had our family members ceremony here and the entire process was amazing. I love how its huge and right next to the museum as well.

It is "closed" after sunset, but that's because the cemetery is largely unlit by any man made sources of light (except around the buildings and on the flags which are lit). Just stars, the moon, and any ambient light from the main streets outside the cemetery. We left after twilight and the gates were still open for people to enter and visit their loved ones. No one was chasing people out. At least not too quickly.

Beautiful place. Full of history. Full of Hero’s. I understand this place has 320,000 veterans resting here with capacity to hold 2 million. Their Medal of Honor Memorial is simple and very humbling. The names of every Medal of Honor recipient etched into their marble walls. My uncles name is on the wall and my father and father in law are buried here. This place is humbling. The aircraft from March Air Force Base next door fly over this place and adds to the pageantry. When the flags are placed on all the grave sites on Veterans Day, it is a site to behold. I get overwhelmed with the feeling of pride. There is history here everyone should visit and experience regardless of having family placed here or not. I hope you will visit. On weekdays there is plenty of help and the place is well organized. They have a 6 staging areas for services. The guard at the guard shack will direct you. BUT, On the weekends the offices are closed. If you don’t know where the gravesite is you are visiting, the best bet is to go to the offices. They will be closed but there is a kiosk next to the front entrance that can direct you to the gravesite. They will direct you to a “section”. But the sections are not clearly market out. And It is a large place so patience is a nessesary. After you find out the section you Then download a map on your phone from the official website to find the area. I have run across a few people who were frustrated trying to find their family grave sites. So try to find out all the information you can before you get there on the weekends. Or best bet is to plan on going during the week when the offices are open. Good luck.

Absolutely gorgeous grounds, very peaceful and serene. It would be nice if location (section) markers were a little bit more visible, but I understand they are trying to maintain the natural beauty of the land.

The Riverside National Cemetary,located in Riverside, California is a terrific visit for the family,patriots,families and tourists to the area! Riverside National cemetery is home of the Medal of Honor Memorial and one of four sites recognized as a National Medal of Honor Memorial Site. The Medal of Honor Memorial, whose walls feature the names of all medal recipients, is located at the third traffic circle in the cemetery. It was dedicated in 1999. The Fallen Soldier/Veterans' Memorial, erected in 2000, is dedicated to all service members who gave the ultimate sacrifice for their country. The dramatic bronze structure topped by a lifeless soldier is located near the lake at the entrance to the cemetery. #riverside #riversidenationalcemetery #usa #fallensoldiers #seetheusa #historic #airforce #army #coastgaurd #navy #marines #spaceforce #redwhiteandblue #medalofhonor #militarycemetery

Such a neat place. Worth the visit if you’re in the area. Brings back lots of memories of my childhood. Many original artifacts as well as toys from around the world. There are items inside and outside so be sure to go all around the building.

First time visiting this McDonald museum! This is the reason why the McDonald went all over the world!!! Quite a historical location and got to learn about it a lot! You can take photos and videos as it’s permitted! There’s nothing you can eat but the entrance is free to check around the store! Come check it out. Cheers 🥂

Interesting stop. Museum has all sorts of memorabilia from decades through time and different countries. Stopped in walked around and bought a shirt. Something different to do if you’re in the area but wouldn’t make it a dedicated trip.

Great stop on a busy day. Memory lane here what was the toys you had as a kid. All of them. Happy meal toys live on. The guide at the door knows all!! And a few languages. And geocaching heaven too, now only because we leave happy meal toys in geocaching but there are three here!! One inside just ask for it. Virtual too.

Such happy memories bubbled up as I looked at their collection of happy meal toys organized by year they came out. All the history of where McDonald's got it's start. This is a non-profit. So they do take donations but you are free to look around and take pictures. Get a smooshed penny or 2 for a souvenir. The exterior of the building is covered in the "World's Most Detailed" mural. Also, a few fun things standing about like the Hamburglar, Bugs Bunny, The Mystery Machine. Just a neat stop.

This is a place to see if you have ever wondered about the company and how it grew to a world restaurant chain with locations in almost every country. This a worth seeing admission is free you can make a donation.

So cool to visit such a great piece of history Awesome displays and bought back sooooo many childhood memories

We took our 2yo grandson to the museum and were pleasantly surprised on how engaged he was with the exhibits. We arrived at 10am and there wasn’t a wait to enter. Their main museum area is a huge hangar! Don’t hesitate to go through the hallways (AC was great!) for additional displays. We liked that the glassed collections were from floor to ceiling to allow little ones to view items. For viewing the outdoor planes & helicopters we wore comfortable shoes. Due to the warm weather we brought hats and bottled water.

Great museum! Many many aircraft, way more than I anticipated. Google didn't do it justice so I've added more pics. If you are into short wave radio, TV, and electronics check out their display devoted to their history. The SR-71 was really awsome. Many displays you can experience. Also displays of space hardware, U.S. and Russia.

All I can say is go and check this place out. If you love planes and military artifacts it’s a must see. The guys who work here are some of the nicest people I have met! Took my son who is 14 and we had a great time! The amount of things they have at this museum is unbelievable!! I would highly recommend a visit!! Thank you gentleman it was a pleasure!

The March Field Air Museum is by far one of the best museums I have ever visited. It's been almost 30 years since I last visited and they have definitely put a lot of love, dedication and pride into this place. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in our Air Force and military defenses. It's a great place to bring kids and learn invaluable history. 10/10 would recommend.

My daughter, her son and I visited on 9/27/2025 about 11:13a.m., they opened at 9:00. The man at the entry, taking payment, was super friendly. After we stepped out of the ticket area we were greeted by Fred, (maybe his title is docent?) He had a lot to tell about areas we don't want to miss, and a small, more personal, story, too. He was fun to listen to. He had a great sense of humor. My grandson is almost 4, so he was interested in different things than I was. His mom took him about, but we reunited in different areas. So much history in there! Then we took the tiny bus, $5 per rider. This man was amazing! He took us past each airplane on the field, describing the vitals & history of each plane, while adding a bit of humor on occasion. Great touring voice and so filled with info! It was a great tour! If you are a plane buff, but maybe don't know about ALL of these planes, it's a great guided tour. The bonus was no walking! 😉 Enjoy!!!

This has been a hidden gem of a museum. Went here on a whim,but I never expected to see so many and such big aircrafts up close. Could have spend days if I wanted to thoroughly see it all. I saw most of my favourite planes on display here, absolutely beyond my wildest dreams. (SR-71,B-17,B-25J) But the collection is far greater than that. On the outside of the museum there's more planes than I have ever seen together, and the bus tour is a recommendation. Have a chat with the staff and volunteers, they have great stories to tell, and real life experiences. The nearby active airbase also has some interesting activity. Inside there's a lot of history on display from all kinds of era's of aviation, from uniforms to replicas to actual spaceshuttle parts! Must see for any aircraft enthusiast.

Took my son over fall break and there's so much to see. The staff and volunteers were very knowledgeable and helpful. They have a little 45 min. tram tour around the outside planes for a small extra fee, but it was well worth it as the gentleman that provided the tour gave us so much information about each plane and it happen to be raining quite a bit outside. Its much bigger on the inside than you anticipate, with a NASA section, military outfits and so much more. There are flight simulators and even an old war plane where we had a gentleman by the name of Max who used to be a pilot for that type of plane instruct him how they would have taken off in that fighter plane. They also had a scavenger hunt that my son was quite invested in. It also looks like you can rent parts of the facility out for events. I would recommend taking the time to visit this treasure.

Lets See If My Freedom of Speech is Respected! Believe it or not, Freedom of Speech is under major duress in the United States and if one lives in California and one is using Google or some other politically progressive liberal tech. company technology (besides Elon Musk's 'X' S.M. platform) it seems to be a lot worse. In California, it's like were living in a California Iron Curtain Dome and we have China like controls and monitors on our every word spoken on the computer etc. I've seen and experienced the censoring for political reasons but they'll lie and claim it's for other reasons. I've already received a lot of persecution for speaking up freely for my beliefs. I started my freedom crusade by exercising my constitutional freedoms back in 2011 and I was witch-hunted by all kinds of malicious actors who abuse their power. A really good example that is relevant to the Inland Empire Library Network is that if those with land and real estate make complaints on Google and Yelp about "the homeless" and in their own words " Undesirables hanging around the library" OR " Security at the library needs to do what they're paid to do and chase away the homeless and undesirables" their comments are respected as freedom of speech and are allowed to stay for the public to read (because maybe the system sees their social economic status) but when others complain about the snobbish people--those who don't want their tax resources spent on helping these people to get a job using the computers and books--these same social media companies censor and erase the comments of those who speak up for fairness of these people. So freedom of speech is not equally applied to everyone, and these companies are in America--not in China, Although they act like they are in China. Freedom of speech must be equally applied to everyone. Not just left and right who fight but are usually on the same social economic level. It needs to be applied equally to those that the system knows owns no real estate and have very little assets, many of whom are just trying to use resources they don't have to find a job. They don't have running water, electricity, computers or internet yet the middle class want to complain about the 1% not paying their fair share of taxes yet most of them bully (beyond indifferent towards: hostile) those just trying to get a job using the public library computer resources.

I don't like how the computers shut down fifteen minutes before closing time.. They should shut off either right at closing or two minutes before not cool

They are so loud! Screaming kids and the behind the desk ladies wont stop talking and laughing loudly…I couldn’t focus and neither could my daughter who was trying to study for an important exam…Ive been in a school library thats better and quieter than this one…don’t go to this library.

This library is always nice and quiet. I use the computers and printers often and they're always available and easy to use. The staff is friendly and helpful. They keep the bathrooms nice and clean. A nice, quiet place.

RUN! Go to any other branch but stay away from this cast of _Mean Girls_! They are absolutely horrible.... snotty for no damned reason, and the manager is just as bad. We were trying to get help with very minor things--one needed a new library card, a couple needed info on making a copy, and one needed help printing something from the computer. These asinine women were so unbelievable. I will never come to this place again. They all acted as though the interruption by the unwashed masses was just too much for them to bear, like they are so much better than everyone. And then the "manager" walked by the group and said (much too loudly for a library setting), "Is there a problem here?" Wow. Way to offer to help a situation, right? Nasty, mean, ignorant employees.... and again, NO REASON FOR IT.

Clean space with nice book selections. I haven't had any encounters with library staff to rate them (I see some reviews are not favorable....that's unfortunate...they are service providers to our community...) It would be great if they could expand their hours. The one negative is the bathroom always smells awful.....serious sewage problem Im guessing...should be attended to.

Great place good Smart well informed staff willing to teach you basic computer skills. Glad to see the computer's were finally wired to the printer. I felt bad for a few folks that thought the memory stick would remember their information. I would recommend, tell them they won't work. Buy and bring your own. I've witnessed a few transients using the restrooms for drug injections and cleaning themselves up. I'm concerned about the spread/transfer of hep A & C on the keyboard and mouse, not to mention the restrooms. Security seems to be aware. The grounds are clean and clear of homeless. There still is the infestation of religious folk sitting out front and bus stops within reach. Otherwise Sun City Library Rocks. The remodel is awesome with lots of new programs worth a look.

I mostly love the Tukut. I love all the servers, DJ's, entertainers, and everyone who works there. One reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the price for the tables is exuberant (imo). $75 for a table for two is not reasonable. Friday nights feel different now. It's not terrible, and they do have some really good cumbia bands, BUT the atmosphere is not as vibing. Some ppl go upstairs to the Chingon because its free cover charge, and it's free seating. Maybe they don't care? Same management? At the end of the day, it's a business to make money. That's understandable; I just don't think that upper mgmt thought about how some of the loyal regulars would interpret their price hikes... I probably will always still visit, but Tukut does not offer more than other casinos. For example, the Saboba and the Pechanga both have dance places that offer free cover charges and free seating so if I can, I'll drive there instead. As a matter of fact, the dance floors at other venues are bigger and roomier. That being said, overall the Tukut is still a good place, especially the ppl who work there. I find everyone to be polite and helpful. You'll also find forever dance friends that go often. Just be prepared if you tire easily, because you'll have to fish out money just to sit. As a side note, it's also hard to contact them and they don't always respond to email. I'm now giving Tukut 5 stars because they recently stopped charging for their bottom tables and to me, that says a lot. Thank you mgmt. I appreciate that very much! Much love to Tukut!!

Never met a man who’s so disrespectful and impolite and Ignore me just because I have 15 mins before close time. His name is James . Super disgusting and disrespectful. I had the guys that fix the beers Sergio before him . They called him and he walked up and said I’m not serving you. What kind of employee does this: he hid behind the bar after asking his name multiple times .

Great service and atmosphere will be going back

We were there Saturday September 28th, 2019. 10 dollar cover charge with players card. Limited seating and the BOE (Best of everything Band) was great. DJ Gary is one of the better old school DJ's that you will find. We had an Excellent night out! Will be back to visit soon.

I love the Tukut Lounge!! Please bring back The Reel Band on Saturdays!! And the DJ that was there when they performed on Saturday, May 20, 2023! Great Band! Should be on the rotation for Saturdays and not just for Karaoke, What a waste! The 2 solo/leads were OFF THE CHAIN!! May I also request The BIG BAND ON SATURDAYS AS WELL. They were there in 2022, about a year ago and haven’t been back since. Thank you, 347806, Diamond

Horrible. Went for what I thought was a free concert then found out we had to pay a fee. Super Small area. I was willing to pay the fee but then was told that I was not allowed in because the dress code doesn’t allow sandals without a heel strap… RIDICULOUS!!! It doesn’t even say anything about their dress code on their website OR at the place!!!!

Nice lounge, dancing music - mix of Latin music and r&b. (Went on a saturday night 1130 to 130) Drinks are very weak. Go to rock and brews first, they have strong, good drinks.

The Redlands bowl is very historical to Redlands. I was born and raised here in Tedlands and have many memories with my grandparents and family going to watch plays and live music. It's a great community place. Located down town near the historical library and Lincoln shrine.

Amazing experience. This was my first visit to the Redlands Bowl. The performances are free. The grounds are clean and seating is awesome. Parking can be found in the surrounding neighborhoods. Restrooms are clean and well stocked. Snacks are available for purchase. Very peaceful and lively crowds. Come early, for best parking and seating.

First time at the bowl since we moved to the area and it was great . It was full but everyone was polite and we found seating. Next time I know to arrive early. The music and visuals were lovely and relaxing since it was the perfect temperature to be outside.

Feeling so grateful for the magic of the historical Redlands Bowl—bringing world-class entertainment to our community and reminding us of the power of shared experiences. In times like these, gathering under the stars with music and connection feels like a true gift. 🎶✨ #RedlandsBowl #CommunityJoy

Bring friends and family along with a picnic or buy snacks from event vendors (and seat cushion as the benches are wood) and enjoy an outstanding venue under the stars with exceptional music/performances. A delight for all ages and one of Redlands many charming delights.

Fantastic. We enjoyed our dinner and a drink in the park. Great evening dinner picnic.

FREE LIVE SHOWS! Yes, you heard that right, The Redlands Bowl is home to a long-running summer festival that hosts live entertainment at no cost! Voluntary donations are highly suggested as this amphitheater has NEVER charged since its opening and it's been around for over a century! Donations are excepted in cash (a bucket is passed around) or through dip (tap). I love the quality entertainment and magical performances I get to experience here each year! I've seen The Texas Tenors, Mariachi Divas, Broadway and AGT talent and so much more on this stage! The musicians that show up are wonderful! It's recommended to come early as some shows fill up fast. You can opt to sit on the lawn but it's limited. The benches are a bit tough so I would recommend bringing a seat cushion. The Bowl is very strict about NOT saving seats for others, please be courteous and don't do it. The Redlands bowl is now a part of my yearly summer activities! It's a good place to come with friends or even by yourself! The ambiance is kind of rocky as a lot of patrons are older, white folks with entitlement issues. However, I've noticed more young people are coming so hopefully the vibes improve! Some of the staff are hit-or-miss especially the info desk peeps, they need to be more welcoming! Parking is available at the mall on Citrus or the lot across from the mall (also on Citrus). Parking is FREE. If you're craving a snack, the Redlands Bowl partners with some people called the Optimus Club who sell popcorn, ice cream and drinks if you're interested. Restrooms are available by the Gables House. Overall, I highly suggest visiting, some of the shows are a bit old-fashioned but most are good!