Fun things to do in Santa Ana: 23 fun attractions and activities

Attended the orchid show. Incredible! Never seen so many beautiful flowers. The zoo is going through a lot of construction and going down a path and then having it closed was a little bit disappointing and so many closed exhibits. However, we stumbled across the butterfly aviary. Oh my gosh it was incredible. So many butterflies. It totally made the visit worthwhile. That part was wonderful. Seeing what they are changing will be good for the zoo. It just still has a while before it is complete.

Absolutely NOT — Santa Ana Zoo, never again! We spent a total of just 24 minutes on the grounds, and it was one of the most disappointing zoo experiences we’ve ever had — and we’ve visited around 17 zoos across the U.S. The frustration started right at the ticket booth. Lisa, who was working alone, struggled to manage both the line and phone calls. She took a lengthy phone inquiry while guests waited, causing a 10-minute delay before I even reached the counter — despite being second in line. When I politely asked if she could place the call on hold to assist waiting guests, she replied that she was alone. I understand being short-staffed, but a simple “please hold” would have made a big difference. She appeared stressed and disengaged — not exactly the warm welcome you’d hope for at a family attraction. Inside, the disappointment continued: • At least 12 empty enclosures, including the main waterfall habitat, which was completely vacant. • Three large green gates were blocked off. • The Halloween inflatables were deflated and neglected (and it was already 10:36 AM). • The butterfly exhibit and all rides were closed. In total, we paid $25 for less than half an hour — that’s $1.04 per minute — to see three small monkey exhibits, a sloth, some birds, and a few frogs. That was it. This zoo charged the most we’ve ever paid and for the least value by far. We left feeling disappointed, frustrated, and honestly, misled. I strongly believe a refund is warranted. If you’re considering visiting, read the reviews first — we wish we had.

in not sure why people are complaining about the Santa Ana zoo on the reviews here? It’s a small zoo & the people working there are very knowledgeable, helpful and friendly! It’s a small zoo. You cant expect San Diego zoo from a local zoo, that’s just easy to expect do not come here with extremely high expectations, come here just to stroll around and have a good time. I walked around and it took me about an hour, I was actually observing the animals. Some of the enclosures are indeed empty, but it has signs saying there will be a new friend there soon. Butterfly enclosure is for springtime only and the website states online that the rides are open weekends only. It’s not hard to deep dive and research before coming. The waterfall/new area is empty because if you read, there’s a sign that says it’s not put together yet and will be done soon. I enjoyed seeing various types of monkeys, anteater, birds, goats, horses & more. I also enjoyed the goat petting section. I would definitely come here again $14 per person (adult) is extremely reasonable, you’re supporting the zoo with the ticket purchase.

A really great small zoo. Our grandkids aged 3 and 7 thoroughly enjoyed our time there. The butterfly experience was probably the highlight. It is a very nice zoo and well kept. All the staff were very helpful and friendly. I would highly recommend this zoo for any age keeping in mind it is small.

Not very many choices of animals to see but it was still a good experience for us. Traveling from Hawaii, this was our fist encounter with camels and the excitement still lingers for me. And the monkey with the beard was just too cute for me. The vegetation was more than I expected in a zoo. It kept the park cool, shady, and beautiful. We even got a flower for our hair. The cost was affordable enough that my college child was able to buy our tickets.

It is not crowded on a weekday afternoon. Even though many constructions are happening inside the zoo and quite a few empty habitats, we had a wonderful time. The entry fee is $13 for adults and $10 for children. The butterfly garden is delightful, with lots of beautiful butterflies and you can spend as much time inside as you please and the electric queue system is good too similar to something a restaurant used. Note. The zoo closes for entry at 4pm but you can stay till 5pm.

It’s a small zoo. Don’t except the LA zoo or San Diego zoo excitement. It’s a small zoo. We went here because of the butterfly exhibit they have (till the end of September 2025) my 6yr old loves butterflies so we went here for the butterflies. Honestly if it weren’t for them having the butterfly exhibit the price of admission would not be worth it. Hardly any animals. The cages said they had animals but almost all the animals were sleeping or put away. So I don’t think it’s worth the price of admission also half the zoo seems to be under construction and so they have very limited food items or places to eat so either eat before or bring your own food.

What an amazing collection this museum has. I was not aware of it until the I vote for an after hours event landed in my email. I highly recommend giving them several hours of your day to have a chance to see everything. I will be back.

Recently went to see the Terracotta Warriors exhibit. Well curated and not too crowded. We went on a day where there was a separate festival in the courtyard. The permanent exhibits are also enjoyable. Parking can be tricky, especially on weekends where there are other activities going on; however, there were other additional overflow lots and street parking. Street parking may be free or metered and may be less than the on-site parking fees. Ate at the Tabata restaurant and the food was good. The hostess did a great job accommodating our large party as a walk-in request.

Took the family here during the Terracotta Warriors exhibit. After exploring that, we checked out the other parts. We were there for six hours and still haven't seen everything. It's definitely a place to come back to over and over. Staff was friendly and professional. The facility was clean and modern. Highly recommended for visitors of all ages.

Great ambience. Interesting artifacts (I was especially fascinated by the Oceania exhibit). The crown jewel was without a doubt the teracotta warriors special exhibit, and there were free guided tours. One can easily spend three or more hours there.

The entry price is reasonable, lots of parking including several handicapped. The exhibits are interesting, from different regions and countries and special exhibits are always interesting (Right now, it's the Chinese terracotta soldiers.) It is on the smaller side so people should have no problem viewing everything. The employees are pleasant and helpful. The atmosphere is quiet and leisure.

I’ve visited the bowers twice now. They have amazing Hindu art, and indigenous Taiwanese style works. I loved the American Impressionism as well. The second time we had gone for the terracotta warriors in china. It seems that the bowers receives some rare exhibits every now and then so it’s worth checking in multiple times especially if you are local to the area.

Generally, I am not a fan of art museums. But Bowers Museum isn't like a lot of art museums. Today they have a special exhibit on the Terracotta Warriors. Permanent exhibit include Sacred Realms which is Buddhist painting. Masters of Silver, Arts of the Pacific Islands and more. All items and their history were all explained well. They even offered tours but we didn't take it. Even if you don't care for Art Museums this one is worth a look

The Downtown Santa Ana Historic District offers a unique blend of old and new. The historic architecture is a highlight, housing an evolving arts scene and some solid dining options. It maintains an authentic, somewhat gritty character, which is a departure from more polished districts. While it has its charms and is clearly on an upswing, navigating the area can feel inconsistent. It's an interesting place to explore with really nice old architecture and the city is trying with its revitalization efforts.

So many cool places to vibe to. Good food also at reasonable price. Lots to do. Live it up and enjoy life.

Cool area with bars, live music, restaurants and great graffiti art.

Cool part of town with colourful graffiti.

A beautiful downtown! We visited on a Sunday morning. While taking photographs of the many interesting and amazing murals we looked for a breakfast place. Many places did not open till 10 or 11 am but luckily we did find a Taquaria that was open for business. I definitely want to come back and check out the nightlife. Looks like a lot of construction and revitalizing is going on but the murals and old charm are being preserved and it is worth the visit now.

Nice place for family and the night screen has a verity

It was ok, just filled with dress shops in every other store front. I appreciated the little bit of street art that I saw and I loved the restaurant Eat Chow!

We had a great time running around! Definitely recommend for ages 3-7. We had a good 2 hours of activities and fun in all the different sections of the cube! My favorite was the dinosaur section. You can go on missions and scavenger hunts!

Me and my family went here over the weekend and had quite a bit of fun. There's multiple floors and many different exhibits that my little sister had a blast doing the ocean and sea themed exhibits. The only problem we had was that it was a little pricey with tickets being $20+, but other than that it was a great experience all around that thought everyone new things.

The personal dessert pizzas are really elaborate cookies 🍪 and they are 😋 yummy. The cafe is nut free so they have sunflower butter instead of peanut butter. If you have a child with allergies this is a good place to visit. There are two locations, the other is in LA. If you get a membership it's 180 annually for two adults and up to four children. (This might be good for play dates.) Also, you can get discounted tickets for companions if you have adult friends who are bringing their children. Parking is 10$. All in all I think it's a good value.

A really really great time. Our grandkids aged 3 and 7 had plenty to do and hold their attention. Plenty of hands on activities and is really a destination for all ages.

My 2 year old niece loves dinosaurs, so after googling "dinasaur park near me" we headed to Discovery Cube. It was THE BEST! Her favorites were the dinosaurs & the sea lab. I was worried that she may be too young for this experience, but she was able to engage with so much and I whole-heartedly recommend Discovery Cube.

Really fun place for kids to learn and engage in stem activities, however if you are going during the week ( we are homeschool)there are school fields trips every single day and it causes such a chaotic environment. I think i was over stimulated by the end. After about 2pm when the field trips leave it is very slow and you are able to fly enjoy all activities

They support teachers with one free ticket a year! Thank you. More places need to hook teachers up. My 5 and 9 year old were very entertained. We stayed like 4 hours. Worth the drive up from SD.

Hosts a number of special themed events. I went to Twisted Tales 1:Wonderland last night. The site has classic old homes, wagons and other things from the past. If you're interested in the supernatural, the place is said to contain a number of spirits.

This place is so cool. I've been here twice for two different events. Saturday we went to Creep it Real and it was lots of fun. Lot's of cool Halloween vendors live music, kid and pet friendly. The old houses are amazing and hold a lot of history.

Had an amazing time joining the OC Haunts tour of the Kellogg house last night. What a beautiful home and Darcy was a great ghost guide. Really going to visit there again and hopingbto do more of these tours.

First and foremost let me start off by saying this..wow!!!! I was absolutely amazed by the staff. Highly recommend 10/10. My partner and I went to attend the ghost tour and let me say this. I am a believer in the paranormal and supernatural and my partner is some what of skeptic and I must say out of all the places we been to I was so excited. The spirits that reside here are very welcoming. We were greeted by Kaitlyn and the wonderful Darcy. These two dynamic duo made the experience so much fun. We arrived 20 minutes early and we were allowed to roam the grounds with a few rules. I was impressed by the knowledge these amazing ladies had. They were astonishing and so kind. I honestly felt welcomed especially in the presence of Mrs. Helen herself. I would love to talk about more of my experience I've had here but I would like to say this. If you are looking for some ghostly encounter this is the spot your guranteed to meet some spooky friends. Thank you so much Darcy and Kaitlyn were going to come back for our wedding these dynamic duo need a raise. Make sure you guys don't disrespect mrs. Helen cause she will def kick you out. I can't wait to come back and bring some of my friends

Great place to wall around and enjoy the beautiful garden, and orchards. The Kellogg house museum was the Cherry on top.

Stunning wedding venue! The lush lawns, orange groves, and vintage buildings create a romantic, timeless ambiance. Staff were helpful and organized. Only downside: limited vendor options. Still, great place for an outdoor celebration.

I have been to this place before. I toured the historian Kellogg's house. I attended a Pow Wow just recently that took place on the grounds of heritage museum.

Went here to get our marriage license and it was very quick and easy to do so. The building is very beautiful and I would get married here if we had not already planned for a church wedding.

Beautiful building with free admission. The building consists of 3 floors, the first floor (which is more like a basement) consists of the county’s archives and historic memorabilia. The second floor was jam packed with people taking wedding pictures or waiting for passport appointments (you can get your passport done here btw. The third floor was where the historic courthouse was. Overall, beautiful architecture and plenty of OC history. Just be aware it will be filled with people getting their wedding pics taken.

The museum was empty because they have not placed displays out yet during the reopening from COVID. Not sure when that happens with the timeline. Beautiful building! Luckily, I had a OC Parks pamphlet from before COVID that provided a lot of information that I might have missed. It might be a better trip to wait for when things fully reopen? UPDATE! Don't miss downstairs! All of the history is there...

I love this old court house. I have photographed many a civil marriage here. It never get's old....see what I did there?

Business is back to "usual" at the Old OC Courthouse. - Couples can have 0-2 witnesses sign their marriage license. - Couples can bring guests for their onsite ceremony, which takes place in front of an altar again (room A or B) or at the superior courtroom if you pay the additional fee (highly recommended if you have a larger group). - If you get married during a busy day (Friday or the one Saturday a month they are open), allow extra time in case you need to park at the nearby parking lots or structures since the little courthouse lot does get full quickly. - The city contracted a third party, and parking tickets *are* being issued. - You can pay with coins or credit card but need to be careful about the expiration time. - You can use the convenient phone app, but you will pay 20 cents extra per hour (whyyy). - Also, allow time for construction traffic. Many streets are either half closed or one way. In summary, it is the most practical, affordable, and beautiful venue to get married in OC. Best wishes!

This past Friday 2/5 was my first time photographing a ceremony at this beautiful courthouse. While still under Covid guidelines, we (couple + myself) make the most with our surroundings. I was able to capture a first look, gorgeous portraits on the staircase, and we even did a petal toss. If you're wanting to capture your moment, I can be there for you! ~Maria, Owner/Photographer of Pink Heart Photography by Maria Evins

I got married here way back in 2014. Decided to walk thru on my lunch break when I was serving jury duty. It really brought back many memories and the place looks just like it did then. Also, fun fact this is one of the filming spots for legally blonde

Very hard to find place. The streets are very confusing around there but it is quite an experience to drive around since there are so many interesting historical homes.

4/5 since it was a mostly positive mix! Our tour went longer than we planned (we dropped out around the 90min mark, looked like 2hrs total) and was focused on clothing and the building history more than the medical side - which was a bummer since this is the only permanent medical museum in southern California we could find. But overall everyone was very kind, they even set out tea and cookies for the end of the tour, and were dressed lovely. Would go again, but with a very different set of expectations and goals. Victorian historians looking for a low key tour will really enjoy it, doctors with tight schedules might instead make plans to leave southern California for a more serious medicine museum.

Great tour if you're into history.

Amazing to see a historic home so well maintained. The authentic furnishings, which are all donated, make for an interesting tour when you realize you are viewing and touching items which are over 100 years old. Dr Waffle's medical equipment was educational. Best part of our tour with Tina was learning about the fundraising events throughout the year. What fun and all for a good cause. Preserving history~

Awesome treat for the whole family!!! Will definitely make this a Christmas tradition. I have always driven by this place, but it has never been open to go in. I took my spouse and two boys. We were merrily greeted by the society volunteers dressed as nutcrackers!!! It was so eloquently decorated. The food served looked fake it was so beautiful and precisely arranged. They also passed out a Christmas keepsake for our tree! So much history and scandal! My children loved the attic steps that of course they couldn't go up and the speak tube used by patients to speak to the Doctor through. Being a nurse, I really loved the medical aspect. We will be sure to make this a Christmas tradition and donate to it's future preservation fo generations to come.

So interesting seeing the home where this courageous, trailblazing obstetrician lived. This December marked their first Christmas decorated tours that included decorating gingerbread men and making woven cloth star ornaments. Each room was decorated by a local community group like the Ebell Society of Santa Ana, the police department, Historic French Park, Wilshire Park, etc. What fun it was!!

Very interesting, lovely and extensive collection. Very knowledgeable volunteers that obviously love what they do. It was a very large group so may have flowed easier and faster if split into 2 groups like upstairs/downstairs.

We have seen two concerts here: Glass Beams and Covet. The facility is very well laid out inside. There is a big bar and swag table. We have always been able to get a good place to stand in General Admission. The prepaid parking is convenient. The sound system can be very good, but it is quite variable, depending on the concert. It's loud, bring ear plugs.

Such a great venue! Saw Yung gravy there last night. Sound was on point. Intimate but not small. Two venues at one place which is interesting. I like the outdoor area as well. Highly recommend checking out a show here.

The Observatory in Santa Ana is hands-down one of the best live music venues in Southern California! From the moment you step in, you can feel the energy and excitement in the air, and the team running the show makes the entire experience seamless and enjoyable. Security & Entry Process: The security team is professional, efficient, and ensures a smooth entry while keeping everyone safe. Even with a large crowd, they manage to move people through quickly while maintaining order. Fast Lane Processing: No one wants to stand in line forever, and The Observatory does a fantastic job of getting fans inside quickly. Their streamlined ticketing and ID check process means you spend more time enjoying the show and less time waiting outside. Merchandise Sales: If you're looking to grab a shirt, poster, or vinyl from your favorite band, the merch stands here are well-organized and stocked with awesome selections. Checkout is fast and hassle-free, so you can secure your gear without missing out on the main event. Cleanliness: Despite the high-energy crowds, the venue stays impressively clean. The bathrooms are well-maintained, the floors aren’t sticky, and even the bar area is kept in great shape. Crowd Management: The staff does an excellent job of ensuring everyone gets a great experience. Whether you're at the front rocking out or enjoying the vibes from the back, the crowd flow feels natural and never overwhelming. Bar Experience: The bartenders here are friendly and efficient, serving up drinks quickly with solid quality. The prices are reasonable for a concert venue, and the variety of options means there’s something for everyone. Overall, The Observatory delivers an unforgettable concert experience with top-tier management, a welcoming atmosphere, and a commitment to making every show enjoyable for all attendees. Whether you’re a regular or a first-timer, this venue guarantees a night to remember!

1st time here at this concert, I must say the sound system is quite better than other big concert halls. We really enjoy the bar, food, MERCH stand, and friendly staff. Small parking lot but more parking across the building but will require some walking.

My daughter's had a blast. Nice place to take ur teen for their first concert. . Not to large. Comfortable enough to leave them. Very hospitable

Brian Jonestown Massacre 11/2/25. Well behaved, polite audience willing to space out and vibe to some heavy psych drone. Excellent venue. Great sound. No bad view of the stage. Felt much closer than photo looks!

Went in to see Powerman 5000! Awesome experience and the venue was incredibly clean and laid out well. Love the multi layer standing as well as the huge array of seating options. Side note: The sound mixing for this event was perfect, even in the pit I could hear the vocals very clearly which really added to the experience!

I love to go during artwalk which is the first Saturday of every month. There is a lot of cool art to see and there is always something new to see.

Best art institution / gallery in Santa Ana. Exhibitions are very well curated. Worth the visit.

Love seeing local art alive and well in Santa Ana!

My main reason for coming here was to see the Yayoi Kusama mirrored room. We ordered tickets online and didn't have to wait long. You only get about 1 minute in the room so I was trying to appreciate it, yet was in a frenzy to try and get a good picture. It was gorgeous though.

The Den was so fun! We went to see Rocky Angelini and the Sauce, it was the best time. Great food, yummy drinks. We cant wait to go back. Fantastic service with a smile.

Such a beautiful building. CSUF houses artists in residence (literally, they live above the building) upstairs from across the world. I just discovered this gem and I will be back!!

Came here for an improv show from Best Coast, they were fantastic! It was a great show, cheap price!

A great park and a great day! Went on a Monday and still really busy! If the cars ride is open go there first! It gets busy but it worth the wait. The fast past is not worth the extra as it’s a reservation fast past that you have to reserve a spot ahead of time, most of the time this was 3-4 hours in the future. It’s better just the wait in line and plan your day from whichever ride has the shortest weight time!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 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.

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!

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.

Our family had a wonderful time here. Our 9 year old granddaughter lived the raft ride. My favorite is the Cars Racers. My 12 year old grandson liked the Guardians of the Galaxy tower (formerly Tower of Terror). Don't miss California Soaring.

Pretty cool, even for an adult that was there with buddies who have kids. They really did a good job for Halloween.. of course the tickets cost waaaay too much, but you cant take the money with you when you die, so whatever.

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.

Able to enjoy the Disney atmosphere without paying the high cost of attractions tickets. This town is well organized and full with many professional Disney shops and fancy restaurants. Recommend visiting at the night time

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.

They are doing construction now, so just be aware. If you love Disney, you won't be disappointed in the shopping experience. Parking fills up, so go early. I also ate at one of thee restaurants, it was good.

Downtown disney has been changed so much. Most of stores, restaurants were gone, new ones have come. Even though I was not so well off 15 years ago, we used to roam around (couldn't buy, eat anything because it's so expensive.) I still miss those old days when my dream was flying over that downtown street. Yesterday, Monday night, so many people, so different scenery. I was searching for any memoirs that still could be remained, but in fail...

First the good. The customer service team for the Ducks game were fantastic, very friendly and helpful. All staff around the arena, including the security staff couldn't have been more friendly. Got to sit in the lower bowl and everything was good. The view of the ice and the overall atmosphere. The venue feels like a cross between a hotel and a sports venue walking the outer corridors. It's an odd mix but it works. The bad has to be the concession stand. You queue to place an order on a screen. You add a name and phone number to be given a number. The number makes no difference as they just shout your name. Also it looks like a mess behind the counter of random items being placed and then moved to try to make whole orders. I ordered a fountain drink and watched orders placed after mine get delivered. Also there's no option to customise an order. Whoever implemented this system should try using it sometime as it doesn't seem to save time. Spent the whole intermission waiting.

Home of the Anaheim Ducks. First time visiting the Honda Center for a concert. Went to see the Jonas Brothers with my girls! Parking: Just like any stadium, finding a spot is a nightmare and getting in n out is even worse. Highly recommend getting dropped off and picked up down the street. Just walk a couple blocks down. Otherwise you’ll be stuck in unnecessary traffic. Food and drinks: They offered the usual beer, alcohol drinks, and some food. I didn’t eat or drink anything because prices were ridiculous. There’s a plaza a few blocks down that has Chipotle, Dave’s Hot Chicken, Panda Express, Carl’s Jr, etc. Seats: We sat in section 434, row R. Row R is the very top row. Seats are cushioned and comfy. This section has a clear view of the stage, and we saw all the screens. You can definitely feel the base vibrating throughout the stadium. The sound systems, lights, and pyro worked very well.

I'm a Penguins fan so brought myself to Anaheim Ducks' home opener. It was a beautiful sight. The Ducks organization and Honda Center expertly managed a sell out crowd; from pre opening events/giveaways outside, managing lines for security (their new efficient/no touch/effective system is wonderful!!) entry and then the show! The rink doused in an orange glow, Duck masks lining every seat in a sold out arena, multiple fierce Ducks flying overhead with glowing eyes ... the crowd was energized! Shoutout to the new garages with parking included (outstanding signage throughout for easy navigation) in the ticket! My team lost but I was thrilled for the home team. Rockstars managed this event!

A wonderful venue for an adventure of great hockey. Fun crowds, great amenities (concessions, team Store and staff). Would recommend for anyone who is local or visiting to go support our NHL. PS, wear your favorite jersey too.

I am so happy that my hockey team has such an awesome building!! New parking garage is awesome!! Seats are comfy! Food isn’t egregiously priced! I love the Honda center for concerts and hockey! To me it will always be the pond!

Go ducks! Great home opener ducks won and we got awesome duck mask! Always a blast. Getting in and thru security is always efficient and fast. Everything is where you need it to be.

Been here multiple times for different events. The latest one was WWE Monday Raw. It was my son's first WWE event so he had a blast. The one thing I love about the Honda Center is that there is no seating too far to enjoy the events. The uprights feel like you're mid level at a bigger stadium. My only complaint has been the same throughout the years, the parking. However, its cool to see that they invested in what seems to be a 3-4 level parking structure next to the stadium that will eliminate all the parking headaches. Prices for chips and sodas should be lowered a bit to make it more inviting for families considering everything is so damm expensive every where else. We shouldn't have to spend close to $40 dollars for 2 sodas, nachos and a bag of doritos!!!

This place has an amazing and innovative amphitheater with moving panels that can change the sound of the hall. They have some amazing performances here as well that will make you want to come back again and again. Not to mention that it is a beautiful building inside and out!

This is just an amazing theater and puts on some really incredible shows. It’s super comfortable and fun. I’ve been here a number of times and the sound is just incredible as well. Do yourself a favor and see the Nutcracker here at the end of the year if you can! It’s just the most beautiful thing. Really is one of my favorite theaters in Los Angeles and really worth checking out if you’re into any of the performance arts and especially musicals!

Segerstrom Center for the Arts never fails to impress! Saturday’s show was absolutely outstanding—especially the performance featuring Joulit, which was truly unforgettable. A huge thank you to the entire team for their hard work, dedication, and passion. The attention to detail, the energy, and the seamless experience they create for the audience is something I deeply appreciate every time I visit. Can’t wait for the next performance!

Beautiful modern complex in Costa Mesa with a stunning theatre, art museum, open art plaza, and so much more. The recent production of "Some Like It Hot" was a real crowd pleaser with an amazing cast and orchestra. The seating is very spacious and comfortable and they offer interior and exterior spaces on all levels to enjoy a drink or snack at intermission. The venue is very safe, well managed, and spotless so there are no worries and you can just enjoy the performance. Overall a delightful venue that is very easy to navigate and visit.

So grateful for the top-notch performing arts available at Segerstrom right here in Costa Mesa. I've enjoyed every show seen there. Most recently Alexander Shelley and the PSO were absolutely amazing!! Some probably park at the mall nearby, but I didn't want to risk a ticket and parked at the paid garage within view of the center (only $15 for event parking).

I have been to this place twice because of Naruto: symphony experience. And now to celebrate 20th anniversary of avatar the last airbender. The place is very clean and simple-- i am not sure for ADA part but I did see wheelchair users coming to see avatar the last Airbender. I hope their experience is champ as mine. I did see an elevator so i hope their navigation went wonderful and less or no hassle

This is a beautiful building, the stage and seating IMO is just right. Great place to go see a musical, play, or any other show, it will not disappoint,

We’ve been coming to this amusement park for my kids’ birthdays, and it’s become a family tradition we all look forward to! It’s the perfect size—not overwhelming like the huge theme parks, but still packed with fun. The ride lines are usually short, so the kids get to go on their favorites over and over again, which they love. One of the best parts is the small petting farm. It’s such a sweet touch and a great break from the rides—my kids enjoy petting the animals every time. It really adds to the charm of the park. Overall, it’s a fun, affordable, and family-friendly place that’s perfect for birthdays or just a weekend outing. Highly recommend for families with young kids!

Absolutely LUVVED IT!!!It's a hidden gem for ALLKIDZ & ADULTS to enjoy together. Had my son's 4th birthday party here & it was AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL..Great job to tha beautiful staff working hard.

I honestly did not have any good expectations for this place, but I was impressed! I always see the place driving by and didn't think it was even open anymore. It was actually my sister in law that wanted to bring the kids here. They state they're usually only open on the weekends and open all week during the summer. The place is much bigger than it looks. It has more than 10 rides. This is more kid friendly and a good place to introduce them to rides. They have a roller coaster that reverses. Prices were affordable. Food options are not bad. We got pizza and it was okay but not disgusting. If you want to eat food from home, you'd have to step outside, but you can come inside after. They even have Starbucks shop inside the park with an ice cream shop attached. Hope this place stays open for a long time!!

Lots of fun for the little ones!! I’ve come before when the park is packed with various summer camps, and when the park was empty like today.. and I definitely recommend coming on off days.. no lines, no crowds.

Small place but tons of fun for young kids. Lines are short. Wasn't too busy on a Sunday afternoon. Food is pretty good, we had chicken tenders, fries, curly fries, apple slices, cherry icy, coke, apple juice, chips and mini corn dogs. Spent about 4 hours here and repeated the rides a few times. Overall, great fun! Will be back soon!

Adventure city was great Took my 16yrs, 12yrs, 2yrs, and 8 month baby. Typically my son cries when the place is crowded. Forst time going and he loved it. Due to summer camp, there were several schools there and the wait time was not bad. The longes we waited was 15 min. If you have older kids or if you would like to play in the arcade, it is better to purchase the card online vs. at the park. Staff is kind and very helpful. Take your own water and food if you are ina budget. The park is not that budget frindly if you have a big family.

Halloween event was so much fun for the littles , candy, lights and rides

Haven't been here in about 13 years, ... Somehow it's still just as much fun! This time we were here for a corporate function, and it was great time just like when we've come in the past with family. The only feedback I can share would be regarding the drinks and drink voucher system, but it's minor and thankfully the girl was fun enough to humor me and exchange my two tickets for a bottled water. I don't drink beer or soda so my options were a bit limited. But that's on me not them, I understand they are catering to their demographics 👍 Pro tip, bunch your groups together based on ability, its a lot more fun when the ones who are still learning are at a comfortable speed to learn and for the ones who can go fast... Well, bump up the speed baby and you get to go faster! Lol

Took the family on a Wednesday at 1PM and had an excellent time. The staff was courteous, professional and informative. We plan on going back very soon!

Experience was really great with a little bit of stress. My son's birthday party (6 friends) was held there and there was initially trouble getting us checked in because the machine that puts money on arcade game cards was not working. We fell behind some other groups and at one point we thought we may be turned away. One of the managers resolved the issue. The kids were able to play arcade games, get in two races, have pizza and sliders, exchange gifts all in the 2.5 hours timeline that we were hoping for. The staff, despite having some technical issues, were friendly and worked to give us a good time. If I was to do it again, I would definitely invite enough kids that you work with their party planner and have your races locked in.

Lots of fun. Nice facility and with fairly good food and a bar. Getting in the carts definitely gets the adrenaline going. The staff are very helpful and very nice and understanding. They keep the drivers very safe, saw them limit the car one teenager was driving who ran into the back of several other carts. Slowed the cart down by remote. I understand if you have 8 drivers or more, they will let your group dive the track without others. We went on a Sunday morning and practically had the whole place to ourselves. So much fun.

The staff are very nice and helpful. They weren't very busy mid-day on a Wednesday, so we could take our time. The track is very fast. Played some arcade games too. Overall, very fun! I will be back.

We were in town visiting family and decided to try this out. 1st time experience. Was loads of fun! Carts are quick and it is so nice to not smell gas engines. Our daughters (13 & 15) got a hang of it quickly. Will definitely visit again!

First timer at any K1 location. The staff was awesome, each employee came across like they really enjoyed their job. My son and I were treated exemplary. My only issue was having a bad car during a couple of the races.

My experience at the House of Blues in Anaheim was disappointing. To begin with, it would be extremely helpful if the venue clearly communicated the actual concert start time. As it stands, the lack of clarity makes guests feel rushed and unsure about when to arrive. For example, the doors opened at 7 p.m., but the concert did not begin until 9 p.m. A long and frustrating wait that could have been avoided with clearer communication. The food options were mediocre at best. I regretted eating at the venue and would have preferred dining elsewhere, though I would have gladly purchased drinks on-site. In addition, the sound quality during the concert was poor, and the space felt oversold, which made the experience crowded and uncomfortable. The seating situation was also disappointing. The venue is standing-room only unless you pay an additional $115 per person (starting rate) for a reserved seat. While that option comes with a server and a 15% discount on food, it felt insulting and exploitative given the already low-quality and overpriced food. Parking at GardenWalk initially seemed convenient, with an option to pre-pay $4 for upfront validation. However, at the end of the night, I was surprised to see attendants simply waving cars out of the structure without charging anything. It felt like another unnecessary expense that only added to the frustration. Overall, I left disappointed with the entire experience. That said, I could see the House of Blues being a better fit for smaller, local bands where the crowd is more manageable, the sound system doesn’t have to carry as much, and the standing-room environment might feel more intimate rather than overcrowded. For bigger concerts, however, the quality and value simply don’t measure up.

This place is extremely intimate any where you sit you feel up close and personal to the performer! It a lot bigger inside. There’s many bar areas for you to grab a drink or two or maybe even three 😉 I was able to see Joey McIntyre #solojoe from New kids on the block he did back to back songs for 2 hours and I sat on the floor right next to the sound booth! Drinks are priced well for house of blues and there were plenty of space to walk around especially in front, bathrooms were clean and staff were extremely helping me fine my seat!

I realize you don't go to event venues for food, but it was a wonderful part of a fantastic evening and thought it worthwhile to share. A friend and I had VIP tickets to see Bilmuri, John Harvie and an opener, and figured we'd grab food on the way - but ran out of time due to traffic. Unsure what to expect, we arrived at the venue and enjoyed the VIP treatment. If you're a bit older, and prefer sitting for a show you're excited to see, the HOB does VIP RIGHT. A private lounge, multiple bars, FANTASTIC service crew (who kept our waters topped off throughout the night - #Hydration!), and a very comfortable elevated seating area rounded out the wonderful experience. Now, the food. My concert buddy ordered chicken tenders, which looked great, and I ended up getting the fried cauliflower bites and was delightfully surprised! While they were a touch greasier than I would've preferred, they were still tasty, crunchy and definitely satisfying. If you too are ever running late for a concert at this venue, I'd encourage you to give their restaurant a try. It was an experience I truly enjoyed and would happily visit and support again!

Wonderful music venue and very good customer service all the way. We saw Howard Jones and Haircut 100. The sound quality was fantastic and a great crowd that evening was an unexpected joy. Definitely we'll return the next time we're near one.

Really enjoyed the venue. Went for the first night of The Used 25th Anniversary Tour. The art on the walls coming in is beautiful. Everything is easily accessible. Had a blast!

Ok! We went all the way from LA to Anaheim to watch Mr Marilyn Manson. We got at the House of Blues and OMG…there was NO space to stand…after spending almost $300 on merch (2 T-shirt, 1 patch, and 1 hoodie, and 1 hat) we spent $300 per ticket to “upgrade” to the “VIP” tickets - and you can see the “upgraded” tickets in the review pics! OMG! I wish I could take it “back”! This venue is a JOKE! Maybe might be cheaper to hire mister MM for a private concert than to go watch at the HORRID House of Blues…witch I’ve left feeling kindy blue…makes sense I guess…HORRIBLE VENUE! AVOID!!!!!!!

Been here twice to watch concerts and we love how close you could be to the stage if you arrive early, you can also find a seat to eat and drink while watching. They validate parking, charges $4 for all day parking at Garden Walk parking.

The food was delicious! I got a red pepper, onion, and mushroom omelette/scramble with goat cheese and avocado crema, side of sourdough toast, and fresh fruit. Everything was fresh! The honeydew melon was super satisfying. They also make this amazing strawberry jam, in house, that pairs nicely with the toast or anything you want to dip into it. We will be back!

A hidden, delightful cafe experience in the OC area. The atmosphere and decor combined to create a relaxing dine in. The food was stunning and made for a delicious meal that we didn't want to cut into! The flavors had depth and provided a welcome, comforting taste. I had the chicken pesto sandwich with the fried potatoes. The combination of the marinated chicken with the pesto created a well balanced bite. We all ended up getting coffee or tea during our stay. I enjoyed a hot Mayan mocha. Overall a thoroughly pleasant afternoon at the Den Cafe.

We stopped by this place on a Sunday morning for brunch. They have very cute and aesthetic decorations inside, but it was also very nice to sit outside on a sunny day. The food came out very tasty. Definitely a place to for good coffee, good food and good time.

I love the den I’ve been coming here since I was about 7 years old when it was still the Gypsy Den. They have different variety of foods to try and they have great customer service.

From the moment you step into this delightful brunch spot, you're greeted by an ambiance that's both **cozy and vibrant**. The high ceilings and abundant windows invite a flood of natural light, creating an atmosphere that's perfect for a leisurely meal. Whether you choose to sit outdoors and soak up the sun or enjoy the airy indoor seating, you're in for a treat. The menu is a testament to the **culinary creativity** that this place prides itself on. Each dish is not only a feast for the eyes but also a symphony of flavors that dance on the palate. The brunch offerings are particularly noteworthy, with each ingredient shining through in a harmonious blend. And let's not forget about the bar – a treasure trove of **exquisite beers** that are as unique as they are refreshing. It's the perfect complement to the delectable food, ensuring that your brunch experience is nothing short of exceptional. In summary, if you're looking for a spot that promises **good food, great beers, and an unforgettable experience**, look no further. This place has it all, and then some.

Absolutely incredible! So cute, old style cafe. So surprised it was not packed, because honestly it is must try. Waffles are to die for, banana pudding french toast was not as i was hoping but overall this place is incredible

The food and atmosphere were amazing! A beautiful spot to stop in and have a nice brunch and coffee! The breakfast Sandwich on croissant and breakfast burrito were great! Service was a little slow.

This placecis super cool I had pizza and wings that were pretty Damn good. The Mexican food however was very Lackluster. They did the old bait and switch on the Tacos since it was to go or maybe the person that was preparing them had never cooked before. But all in all had a good time and played some pinball upstairs

So far no vegan food available. Especially at night when the nightlife is most active! Why not have options to ALL peoples?! This is so discouraging I would not come back nor recommend to anyone I know. I’d also like to add the arcade eats your tokens and you can’t play 2 player games because they don’t work. Gen Z gets drunk and ruins the vibes. I stayed for the countdown and left immediately after. Wish it was a better experience.

Found this gem this week. Got to try Mama musubi. They have some of the best musubi in Santa Ana. Honestly some of the Best Hawaiian Food in Orange County. Had some of their beer from Harland Brewery. Super refreshing. The staff is super friendly as well. Definitely coming back

The McFadden Public Market doesn't offer as big a selection of vendors as the 4th Street Market or the Anaheim Packing House, but if you're a fan of vintage arcade games you'll love this place. Rooster Republic does a good version of Nashville Hot chicken and Tacos En Tu Boca has a nice fusion of Filipino and Mexican cuisine. Mission Control has full bar service downstairs and upstairs. They also have pinball and videogames upstairs.

Ever since Casual Encounters Live Band Karaoke has been at this venue, a group of us singers attend every Tuesday night from 7:30-10:30. Now that Munchies Vegan Diner is open, there is even more reason to go! Great music, delicious food, and even an arcade and full bar upstairs. There also are other food options, and they are good too. As a vegan, Munchies is my personal favorite.

Had the traditional fried chicken and ut was crispy, hot and juicy. They have spicy honey and that is so awesome in the hot chicken. You can also or ice cream from Milk Man at the same register. My son said that the sundae was heaven.

Great little hip spot Went before an Angels game on a Saturday evening. Plenty of street parking. Looks like the are just opening up. Great things to come

Came in for a hangout with my group and Justyn & Nicole really took care of us. Drinks were 🔥🔥🔥 and food decent. Loved the service, even though we were a big party.

This is an outstanding local bar. The food is great the bottomless mimosas are decent price and the ambiance is really good. Plus they have pool tables, outdoor patio and lots of women's lingerie hanging from the Chandeliers and mounted deer heads. It's quite entertaining. 😊

This place is a local gem. The service is always great. Ask for Jake the bartender he’s awesome. They have a huge selection of drinks. Also Taco Tuesdays $1.50 tacos, $6 dollar margaritas, $8 caddy, 1.50 for chips and salsa and delicious burritos too!

Great date spot ‐ they used to have more of a local club feel, but now it feels more like a ... spacious sports bar? They have good drinks and decent seating seating though

I’ve come during the week when it’s not very busy. I’ve come for Taco Tuesday. I’ve come Friday-Sunday. I love when they have DJ’s. It’s usually a younger college crowd. I usually sit at one of their booths or dance if I am feeling the music. They have a jukebox when they don’t have a DJ. They have a pretty big bar and seating along the bar. They remove tables from the middle in busy nights to have more room for a dance floor.

Great drinks great place to dance this place has a real Buffalo head above the bar love it it. Very cool, nearby a bunch of other places where you can hang out. Actually ate at the Cuban place nearby, but I'm sure their food is good here too. Bartenders were very knowledgeable, helpful, and had a great memory. Never was waiting for a drink. Highly recommended. There are also pool tables before the place turns into a dance hall.

Better than I expected it to be, been in OTO for close ti 2 decades but first time visit. Clean and nice

This place is way out of touch with current entertainment venues. Sound systems are low performing. I gave it another try and was the same waste of time and money. Bar tenter was good, had a great tasting cucumber Paloma.

We went and saw Combichrist at this venue, it was a very small and intimate show at this location. I have been attending metal and industrial/aggrotech shows for 20+ years and this was easily top 3 due to both the small venue and performance from the band. The staff was friendly enough and there were places to sit and chill, it is very very tiny so plan accordingly.

Kitsche venue to see niche bands. However, I recently went and the sound system sucked. Too loud. Sooo much base you couldn't hear anything else, not even singing, so we left without seeing full concert. Hurt ears even wearing earplugs.

My review is based on the experience me and my friends had last night. This is the worst place I’ve ever been and I’m being specific to the lower lever. The place was extremely overcrowded no ventilation it was hard to breathe walking around was a mission the place fell unsafe. The securities were rude I will never on my life attend an event in this venue even if I was paid for it. It was so hot inside you could see the walls sweating and leaking all the humidity and sweat from all the attendees. On my video you can see the artist completely wet like if he was under the rain. Horrible the worst venue ever.

Great music, great sound, huge screen that plays the videos of songs played, clean place and good crown. Nothing but good vibes. Saw Zinórbita, Tribute to Heroes del Silencio. It was fantastic

Celebrate my daughter's birthday on Valentines Day. Place was beautiful and the staff was great!

Attended the basement venue last night. I hr wait to get in , 1 hr for the band to come out. People were agitated , very tight and stuffy. Didn’t feel very safe after a guy started leaning back on me, I told him to get off and he didn’t so I had to push him off and he wouldn’t budge. He started to elbow me in the ribs so I told security what was happening and he sided with the man doing this to me. The security then rewards this guy that did this to me by taking him to the vip instead of putting me in a safer place, I talked to the manager and told him how the security guard handled the situation by siding with the man that did this to me. I didn’t feel like I was very safe in this establishment as a woman. Thank God the band was good. But it’s a big pass to return where the security for safety as a woman is an issue.

Pretty good park. Some slides and playground equipment.

Small playground with some slides, swings, small climbing walls and nearby picnic tables.

Good for children

(Translated by Google) It's nice to play Parker (Original) Es bonito el jugar del Parker

(Translated by Google) A place for all ages (Original) Un lugar para todas las edades

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) Excelente

Hosted our daughters 9th birthday. Our party host, Kyler, was amazing! Super attentive and on top of things. Couldn't even turn around before he was back with refills with drinks. He asked if we had any requested songs for the birthday girl and played them a few times for her.

🌟 The ULTIMATE Fun Spot! Sky Zone is Beyond Amazing! 🌟 I rarely leave reviews, but my experience at Sky Zone—especially during the Night Glow event—was so incredible, I had to share. This isn't just a trampoline park; it's an absolute energy factory and a must-do for anyone looking for unforgettable fun! Night Glow: The Party of the Week! If you haven't been to Night Glow, stop what you are doing and book a session now. The moment the main lights go down and the blacklights fire up, the whole park transforms into an epic neon dance party. The combination of the pulsing music, the vibrant glow-in-the-dark gear, and the sheer energy of everyone jumping is truly electric. It felt less like an outing and more like a club, but for all ages! My friends and I were absolutely exhausted in the best way possible. It's the perfect mix of high-energy fun and a unique visual experience. The Staff Makes the Difference Honestly, the energy of the park is only rivaled by the positive attitude of the people who work there. From the moment we walked in, every single employee was genuinely friendly, welcoming, and helpful. The court monitors are not just there for safety (though they are excellent at that); they engage with the guests, encourage high-fives, and keep the vibe incredibly positive. Every interaction—from checking in at the front desk to grabbing a drink—was smooth and pleasant. Big shout-out to the whole team for making us feel like valued guests! Membership: Incredible Value and Zero Regrets If you plan on going even semi-regularly, the membership is the way to go. It’s easily one of the best entertainment investments I’ve made. The pricing is fantastic for how much access you get, including discounts and, most importantly, consistent access to Night Glow and other special events. It takes the stress out of planning—we just show up whenever we want, and it always feels like we're getting a huge deal. It's the kind of value that makes Sky Zone feel like a second home. In summary: Sky Zone is a clean, safe, high-energy environment staffed by genuinely great people, and the Night Glow event alone is worth the trip. If you're on the fence about the membership, jump in—you won't regret it! Shoutout to Bella and Tony we’re making this experience unforgettable

Super nice staff. Tony & Lea were very helpful. The facility is clean and looks new. My 8 year old had an amazing party with all of his friends here!

I took my kids and their friends to celebrate freedom…basically, just to have fun. The check in counter was nice to us and accommodating to our needs. The girl who helped us named Maggie was extremely helpful!! We liked how she handled the group of kids I hauled over there. She was very patient, polite and displayed great professionalism!! Maggie also walked me over to the section where I can sit and relax while having a close eye of all the kids. She definitely made me feel self assured. Overall, we all had an amazing time!! We’re thinking of booking a party soon!! Please recognize this employee for her outstanding customer service!!!

My son loves this location, compared to other jump parks in surrounding areas. We recently had his birthday party here and the staff was very helpful! Maggie and Jaden were attentive and kept our older guests comfortable while the kids jumped and helped keep the kids entertained and fed in the party room after all the jumping. We appreciated the teams effort and will definitely request these two members next party we book!

Had an awesome time at Sky Zone! The place is always fun, but Maggie seriously made our visit even better. She was super nice, super helpful, and just had the best attitude. She went out of her way to make sure we were taken care of and having fun. Big shoutout to Maggie — she’s amazing!

We had a great experience at Sky Zone! The staff was friendly and the place was clean and well organized. Special shout out to Tony, who went above and beyond to track down a child’s missing shoes. He was so patient and helpful—really appreciated his kindness and effort!