Amazing park. So many fun coasters and rides to choose from. The themes of the rides are phenomenal and match perfectly with the park. The food is great and I recommend buying the day pass and the refillable water bottle, especially on the warmer days. The funnel cake at the entrance is to die for. Definitely one of the best, if not the best, funnel cakes I've ever had. Depending on the day and time, some rides may be an hour or more wait time. However, during the first couple hours after the park opens and before it closes, the ride times go down exponentially.

Best park I have ever been to. I got to race a car and then got my spine broken on a wooden coaster right after. Then I failed the riddlers riddle so I had to stand up on his ride then I wondered why the train wont stop on Wonder Women (seriously guys like, it dosent even stop at the loading station so you have to jump in and hope you lock in in time) but I rode it like 6 or 7 times anyways. Then Batman turned me upside down and in the procces I got kidnapped by Lex Luther and got dropped from 400 feet onto the biggest pendulum ride in the world. As I stumbled away I suddendly got a green cup that let me get a free refill. Idk what that ment so I stepped onto a orange coaster because I thought there would be some Fanta there but instead it made me Scream on Scream. After that I tried something else that was orange and instead got strapped onto a ride that used to hold the title for worlds tallest ride and into a tunnel on Goliath. Ready to give up hope I sit in a nice green colored seat... only to race a blue coaster train in Teisted Collosis. When I thought the ride was over it faked me out and went for a 2nd loop around the track. Then I spotted a coaster with a loop and I remembered something, "This is a great begginer coaster called the New Revolution, to get a good warmup in you should ride this ride to eliminate the fear of hights" (Random Youtuber). So I step on and instead i get a launch at 80 mph while hearing "Wait I forgot the shoulder straps" and got put into the worlds highest top hat loop on Full Throttle. I later found out what a top hat loop was when i went on top of the loop into a near vertical 160 ft drop at the end. By then I found a cool red coaster called Viper, after mistaking it for a Coca Cola (its an honest mistake anyone can make) I broke my neck in 12 deffrent locations (please dont ride it it will hurt, goos layout though a refurbishment would be great for it) It started to get dark so I got into line for something called Tangy since I thought it was a food center for tangy foods. Instead I got on a ride where I hung allmost 200ft above the air and went on the worlds biggest pretsal loop. Then I thought I found the exit. But then I got strapped into a ride. After all the rides I went on that day I knew this cant be much worse. My first tip off that it was worse was when the train started to move backwards out the station. After reaching the peak at around 200ft I go on the first drop backwards. After screaming my lungs out the train bobs up and turns out that was a 10 ft dip. Then music starts playing and I fall backwards at 200 ft while doing a backflip at a 90° straight down angle then forced into a 180ft tall raven loop and doing a turn to see the whole park lit up. Then I do a flip again and get blazed with flamethrowers on a smaller loop before flipping again and pulling into the station. It was so good I got everything in the store related to it (I dont have pictures of it right now but it wasent a lot just a patch and a shirt) and rode it again because that was the best experience in my life. Then I finally exited and I was sad because even though every ride sounded like some sort of extreme tourture you would go through for commiting a horrible crime... it was still fun in the end. 67/10, I will be coming back here as soon as possible to ride X2 again. Cant wait to see what else you guys cook up. Thanks :).

I’ve been to Magic Mountain twice now, and omg I love it so much. we started with x2, so we saved a lot on waiting in lines & were able to try every ride in the park. my fav rides here are x2, tatsu, twisted collusus & wonder woman. twisted collusus is so fun that we did it 4x a day. x2 at night is something i think everyone should experience because the views are actually immaculate🫶🏽 tatsu🐉 is INSANELY fun too. dueling on twisted is a-ma-zing🎢 all rides here are fun & there are so many options to choose from! the only ride i didn’t like was viper bc the loops are just not fun, but besides that, the park is amazing.

Six Flags Magic Mountain is an absolute blast from start to finish. The park is packed with energy, tons of rides, and plenty of spots to chill between thrills. The standout for me was Wonder Woman — easily the best ride of the day. Fast, smooth, and totally worth any wait. Whether you’re going with family or a group of friends, it makes for a perfect day trip. The mix of big coasters, fun themed areas, and general “let’s-just-have-a-good-time” vibes really comes together. If you’re looking for a full day of fun, this park delivers.

Forever a classic, BEST amusement park for thrills! My son's friends invited him to Six Flags for his birthday and I got to be the lucky parent to drive them there. My 9 year old daughter and I took advantage of making it a mommy and daughter date while the others had their own fun. The lines were surprisingly short. The most we waited was maybe 35 minutes. We were able to get on 15 rides! (Loved the app for wait time). The staff was attentive with thorough cart check, which made me feel safe in high speed roller coasters of its stature. For $32 and some change in got ALL my park pictures digitally. Which also included video clips of the coasters before the actual picture capture. One of my best experiences at Six Flags.

Major shout out to all the Six Flags magic mountain staff especially the ADA staff you guys are truly setting the bar for excellence when it comes to regards to the customer service our family had a lot of fun and your park was very accommodating with ADA passes shout out to the ADA department at Six Flags you guys are awesome absolutely setting the bar no breaking the bar for excellence with regards to customer service. I appreciate all the help that you offered my family and I as a disabled veteran I feel accommodated. Looking forward to many more visits at Six Flags, Magic Mountain and Valencia, California.

Major shout out to Six Flags Magic Mountain had a lot of fun with family there very grateful to the ADA staff members who went above and beyond to help me and our family. We greatly appreciate all of the service that they provided at the ADA accommodation building thank you Six Flags Magic Mountain for providing such an awesome experience looking forward to visiting again.

We had a great time at Hurricane Harbor! The park was clean and well maintained, and all the staff we interacted with were really friendly and helpful. There were lots of water attractions for all ages, and our favorite was the Lazy River (aka “River Cruise”) such a relaxing way to cool down! We went on a weekday, so it wasn’t too busy, which was perfect! It made everything more enjoyable with shorter lines and plenty of space to relax. A fun and refreshing day trip for the whole family. Highly recommended if you’re looking to enjoy some water fun in the sun!

Water and facilities are clean and well organized, maintained park! Love this place as 35year old adult too ! But the line of restaurant is kind of long and takes a lot of time to get terriyaki sandwitch. Love parking shade too! Shower room is also new. Love everything!

We had an awesome time at Hurricane Harbor LA. The facility was really clean, had a ton of seating options with shade for those hot summer days and a lot of different attractions that kept busy from open until close. The unlimited drinks option was fantastic as we were there all day and it was hot. My only complaint is the food prices and lack of options. Other than that I would highly recommend this place!

Oh, queues! They’re not my thing, especially when it’s hot like it was at the end of June. Hurricane was packed, and the queues were everywhere. If you want to slide down, you’ll spend ages getting up. Are you hungry? Sure, but what’s the point of staying in a queue for over an hour in a scorching summer? In total, you’ll spend half your time in the queues. Now, let’s compare this to some European aquaparks. They measure the time spent in queues in minutes. I wonder if they could suggest to the architects of these parks that customers who spend hours in queues only pay once. But they could also charge more if they had the option to buy a meal. Why aren’t there more food stands or windows to grab a bite? I’d happily spend tens of dollars more if I had that choice.

I came down from the Sacramento area to check out Hurricane Harbor as a Gold Season Pass member. I liked the amount of slides in the park, the lazy river, and the wave pull. However, it was shocking to see how few free inter-tubes the park had available at their rides. In order to shorten wait time in lines, by hours, and enjoy all of the rides before the park closes (6pm) you would almost have to rent one. For a single inter tube it is $18 and for a double, $25. Those prices are outrageous to me, so I opted not to do so. This left me only being able to enjoy the lazy river and the wave pool. Feels like a waste of time to travel from so far to check this place out.

The early you go, better the experience because of less wait time 😀 dead drop ride is my most favorite ride!!

-The lines for the slides were long due to slow employees. They had 1 employee managing 3 slides and if the next 3 people all wanted to ride the same slide they would just send 1 at a time and no one on the other 2 slides, instead of asking others in the line if they wanted to go down the other slides. I ended up doing the job for them and asked the others behind me if anyone wanted to go on the other open slides, there was always someone who wanted to go. All they needed to do is ask! -They were also slow because they would take way too long before sending the next set of people. The people at the bottom of the slide were long gone before they sent another person down. -Even the people in the food court were slow. It took me 50 minutes before I made it to the front and I was on a short line. -In 4.5 hours we got on 3 slides, we were done waiting after that and went home. The slides were fun, but not worth the wait. -My suggestions to management is to train their employees better!!! Make them more efficient at their jobs so people can enjoy their time there better!

Very interesting place for animal lovers. It is a nonprofit rescue and conservation center. The director gave us a tour for one hour and answered all of our questions about the gibbons. She was in no rush to end the tour, and was happy to spend her time talking with us all. They do good work and the gibbons seem very well taken care of and the breeding program is important to the species.

Such a fun experience. The guide was very knowledgeable and kind. The Gibons were so much fun to see and at the end of the tour they all broke into a Gibson song. Amazing time.

I had the chance to visit the Gibbons Conservation Center with my dad last Sunday, and it was such a memorable experience. The tour gave us a look at several species of gibbons, including infants with their mom. It was both fun and educational to learn more about these amazing animals who are quite vocal and social. What stood out most to me is the passion and dedication the staff puts into caring for these endangered primates and raising awareness about their conservation. It’s a small, intimate setting that makes the experience feel personal, and it left me with a deep appreciation for the work they’re doing to protect gibbons. I highly recommend a visit—it’s a wonderful way to spend an hour or two on the weekend, and you'll leave knowing your visit helps support an important cause.

Very informative, tour guide was knowledgeable. Kids enjoyed it! Be sure to bring water on hot days

We took a private tour of the Gibbon Conservation Center today with Jody and she was amazing!!! She exceeded our expectations with her knowledge, details, and tour. This is absolutely a MUST place to bring friends and family. I couldn't stop smiling in awe listening to the Gibbon's sing. I plan to take my family back for a tour over the holidays. Please support such an important place. There is nothing else like it in the USA!!!

This was a wonderful experience. The guided tour was excellent and we got to understand the plight of these beautiful creatures and come to understand how close in nature they are to us. It's a great family outing and one that I will always remember.

Flew in from Texas solely to come to this facility. Gabi gave us an incredibly and in depth tour despite the pouring rain! Really cemented my love for these little fellas to see the work they do there to play a vital role in conservation. It's a must see if you're ever in the greater LA area.

This place is freaking amazing, a sanctuary, a home, a mission for providing healing for loads of rescue animals that each have their own story. While the animals get their own therapy, you can come swing by for some much needed therapy through a hug or some belly rubs (with consent). Theres tons to do here and it’s a great spot for the entire family. They do accept walk-ins, but it’s a pretty limited size, so it’s better to make a reservation. Also, they do sell snacks on site, but everything is plant based if that matters to you. We tried some snacks and everything was yummy. The kiddos especially liked the chocolate chip cookies!

It was a neat experience to see farm animals up close and make physical contact with so many of them and give them love. My three kids (ages 4, 7, 9) enjoyed it a lot. Interacted with and viewed: horses, ponies, donkeys, cows, peacocks, llamas, emu, male and female turkeys, pigs, goats, sheep, chickens. The staff were friendly though their knowledge seemed mainly isolated to the animal(s) they were watching. They knew some about the other animals but not a lot. Street parking. Hand washing stations. Shaded place to eat food (which you can bring or purchase) - vegan only. The founder gave the introduction when we arrived. She seems legit in terms of being true to the mission of The Gentle Barn. My son, who was the one child not interested in this activity, chose to brush the cows. He really seemed to like that part. For me, hugging the cows was the best part of the activity. It's a neat experience to hug a 2500 pound animal.

The Gentle Barn is a place where compassion comes to life. Every animal has been through something, and seeing them safe, loved, and thriving is deeply moving. The staff’s kindness and the peaceful setting make this a truly healing experience — not just for the animals, but for the visitors too. ❤️🐮🐄🦃🐐🐓🐷🐖

I love The Gentle Barn so much. They have so much love and respect for all of their animals and seem to take such great care of them. They teach people how to read their body language, to be gentle, and respectful, which I have never seen anywhere else. 90% of the staff seem really nice, other seem annoyed by your existence, and others seem like they would rather not talk to anyone (which isn't great when you're supposed to speak to them about how to pet the animals etc). But the owners.... wow!! Absolute angels. Heros. I hope they never change. I would 100% recommend The Gentle Barn to everyone, and will definitely be back one day!

My friend wanted to hug a cow which we were able to do and so much more. The animals are so sweet and gentle and the staff and volunteers are everywhere and very helpful. I never imagined I’d pet an emu or gave a turkey fall asleep in my lap. Go early cause it can get hot and bring water. Also plan to get dirty because you’ll be walking and sometimes sitting in the dirt to get close to the animals. They’re doing very powerful work and being with the animals is really healing

Celebrated my fiances bday here with our kids. We all loved it. Learned a lot, got to hug some cows and feed some horses. You can tell they care a lot about their animals. All employees and volunteers were extremely sweet and informative.

My girlfriend and I had such a great and powerful experience here. It is unbelievable how well run this place is. All the animals (even the small ones) have their own volunteer to watch over them and provide information about them, and you can hang out with and pet the animals as long as they are comfortable with. We never felt rushed to move on from any animal, and we got to spend a lot of time with each and every one. It was very moving hearing about what they have been through, and so powerful to learn what this organization is able to do to provide them with a dignified life.

Great wine, mostly sourced from Paso Robles. Become a member and get tasting for you and a guest for free any day they are open. Their blends are excellent and you get great discounts being a member.

My sister and I brought our dad here for his 80th birthday; Amanda was very informative, kind and generous. We needed this time as a family to reconnect.

Great wines! We've been members for about a year and all of their releases are very good. Love their Viognier!

Ok, so I might be a bit biased considering my brother is one of the owners, and i have helped pick grapes, press, and bottle, but my wife and I love Pulchella Wine. They are two hard-working wine makers, Nate and Steve, and have dedicated well over ten years of their life to perfecting the craft. They are dedicated to the winery and have no backing but the hard work they put in. They are a true inspiration to the hard-working American pursuing a dream. Stop by and have a tasting. i'm sure you will love it.

I've been a member of the wine club for like 3 years now. The wine is incredible, I am personally more of a reds fan, City Slicker is my favorite. They have a great Rose if you prefer sweeter wines too. The wine tasting for $10 is a steal if you aren't a member. I love that you can bring food in with you or order from one of the neighboring restaurants. I take a group of friends whenever possible and it's a perfect date night. The staff are all so friendly and their dog that runs around is so sweet, Goalie is the man, so knowledgeable and fun to chat with. They are only open Thurs-Sun I believe it is so just call ahead to make sure they are open.

This is a great little winery in old town Newhall. We stopped in last Saturday night and I was pleasantly surprised how good the wine here is. We even picked up a couple of bottles. Many other tasting rooms in the are are average to below average, but not Pulchella. I would highly recommend visiting if you are in the area.

Great tasting room in downtown Newhall. Small area and a nice patio. The wines are excellent and the staff are friendly, knowledgeable and great to chat with while sipping some wines. Definitely worth a stop in. No food, but you can bring your own stuff or bring in stuffs from the near by restaurants.

So much to offer at a great venue in Santa Clarita, yet so many opportunities to improve. Dressed up for a memorable New Years celebration, we paid $68 each to have a table for the evening. After fees and taxes, it was more like $89 each. The view of the stage was excellent, only partially blocked by one support beam. The seats behind the control booth are all well positioned on a raised platform with a subtle stadium effect, each row 7in higher as you move to the back. Be sure to not sit right behind the control booth. Surprisingly, subwoofers are built into the back of the bench seating. So, If you lean back you can feel the bass pumping through your body. The flair of the eighties cover band was enhanced by good lighting and plenty of laser effects. CC TVs are mounted high throughout the room for extra perspectives. If you reserve a table you are obligated to purchase dinner for $30, $40, or $50 per plate. Every plate includes a small dinner salad drenched in dressing and over powered with onion flavor, mashed potatoes with a hint of garlic, sauteed vegetables, dessert, and a meat. The meat determines the price. They also offer a vegetarian lasagna. I ordered a medium ribeye, and my wife opted for salmon. The ribeye was cooked correctly, however, it was the toughest poorest piece of steak I have ever tried to eat. The salmon was tender and well flavored. I should mention I've eaten there once before and enjoyed the lemon chicken. BRING A COAT. On a cold December evening the Canyon ran their AC on high for 2 hours until the band started playing. It was like a wind storm and everyone was cold. Order all the drinks you'll want from your waiter before they go off duty, just before the performance starts. We made a mistake and wanted another drink later in the evening. I waited over 30 min in the bar line! Really! More hearty party goers paid general admission $35, but had to stand every minute. I like the venue. I'm grateful we have a Canyon Club in Santa Clarita. I just wish they could improve the food, air conditioning, and bar service so customers can fully enjoy the evening.

An awesome intimate atmosphere that can host some of the most rockinest good times. With two bars flanking each side of the stage and table/booth service you have multiple options to enjoy the variety of entertainment the venue offers. There is also a bar lounge across from the main club. The wait staff and bartenders are always helpful!

Fun time at the concert! No lighting on the tables when the lights go out for the show. We were not able to see the dinner on our plates, after the main attraction began. However, the food was well seasoned! Great food presentation! Oh and the servers stop serving food and drinks once the event begins. The bar remains open... you must stand in line (sadly) for drinks.

Saw Geoff Tate's 30th Anniversary of Operation: Mindcrime show. Great venue, amazing show. Pay the extra $10-$20 for a reserved seat, because the general admission areas are way off to either side of the stage. Seating is a bit tight, because they cram as many chairs as they can in there, which is why I didn't give 5 stars. We didn't eat there, so I can't comment on the food. Drinks are pricey, but they aren't stingy on their pour. I'm looking forward to seeing more shows there in the future.

Wow. This might be the worst service I have ever experienced in my 57 years of life. First we booked a “center table”. To be clear the tables are on the side and you are cramped so tight that the chairs touch and you have to coordinate with the people around you to get in and out. You are forced to purchase a dinner and pay up front including gratuity. It is not cheap. And now you wait. In our case they forgot us and we had to complain just to get a portion of the dinner which we paid up front. It is a racket. The bathrooms are in the outside and with covid you must have your mask, which is ridiculous since inside there are NO covid precautions or restrictions. It is most definitely a super spreader event for the unvaccinated. That would a on us of course as we should know that the city of Santa Clarita is not safety consciousness. The music was good and that is what we came for but I would pick any other venue to see your bands as these guys are terrible and it is a matter of time before someone gets seriously injured or sick , food poisoning most likely”. Please. Save yourself from going here. I know I will never be back, not like the management cares.

What see the stryper show, order the chicken fingers off the menu they came with steak fries never has been a favorite of mine but they made at the absolute best chicken fingers and steak fries I've ever had. The portions were generous, I did not leave hungry and broke like I do most places.

Outstanding service! Fabulous atmosphere! Fantastic acoustics .... incredible performance by Buckcherry! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love!!