We had a wonderful time here. Just enough attractions to keep the kids busy. Open Wednesday-Sunday. We went on a Wednesday right when they opened. There was a small line to get in at this time. Big open areas. They are going by the honor system when it comes to mask. Most rides you have to be 48inches or be accompanied by an adult. They have a small concession stand where you can purchase food and beverages. Multiple picnic areas where you can have lunch or reserve for birthday parties. Bathrooms are located outside the park. Establishment is well kept and the staff was friendly.

Nice place to bring little kids. Rides cater to smaller ages. Fun experience for toddlers/kids under the age of 6yrs. Friendly staff. Pricing is high to get inside the park but u don't pay for rides, its included in the admission. Some rides are a bit dated, over-all the kids enjoyed it.

This was a cute place. Mainly for kids 5 and under. There were about 8-10 rides total. Very small place but great for a few hours out with the kiddos. Downfall is the bathroom's are located outside of the park and there was no toilet paper, seat covers, or hand soap. Luckily, we always carry some with us.

Fun for all ages! Rides, carnival food, and lots of shade for picnics. Entry fee includes unlimited rides, and we appreciated the staff closing rides temporarily so they can be sanitized. Bring your own water since bottled water is $3 each. There is a small train that travels around the park which is a family favorite. We highly recommend Funderland.

Small ride park. I think they have 11 rides with only one not working. Funnel cakes and other snacks are available. They have a good amount of shade in the parking area but not so much around the park. A bit pricy and in need of a face lift.

Fantastic Fun for the whole family. A little pricey. $22 per person 5 and over $10 for over 60 even if you just watch. But unlimited rides. so if you go 22 times it’s just $1 per ride! Face painting by Magic Dragon was Great! Only $15. Those were strollers can bring in food, which is nice, and you can stay all day. Enjoy‼️🥳

Went today with our kids ages 2 and 4. Staff were rude, only 5 rides were operational.our son really liked the cars ride, we went on it about 5 times and then it came time for the operators to switch. The associate Katelynn let on some guests in front of us and when it came time for my son and I to get onto the car, she looked down at my stomach and said “the weight limit is 200lbs.” I replied with okay, well I’m not even close to that weight and we have already been on it quite a bit.. she then told me as long as I promise that I’m not over the 200lbs than it’s fine.. I walked past her and took my son on the ride.. my husband was in line behind us waiting, not once did she bring up the weight to him or to any other guest in the line. Only me. We got our money back from the manager but he didn’t apologize for her behavior at all.. if I wanted to be insulted I would have just paid someone off the street 80$ to do so not from a place that was supposed to be fun for my family. I am highly disappointed and will NEVER go back!

My sister and I just took our three littles (2, 3, and 4 years old) here and had THE BEST time. We've been here many times before with our older kids, but they've made some really nice changes. Everything looked freshly painted, there was a really fun new swing ride and monkey zoo ride, the unlimited ride wrist band was so much easier than buying individual ride tickets (and good value for the price), and the workers were SO friendly and helpful. One worker in particular named Lucy took so much care and kindness with our 2 year old when she got scared on the monkey zoo climbing "ride" and wouldn't come back down. We couldn't believe how calm and patient Lucy was! We stayed all day and keep talking about going back! The rides were the perfect amount of thrill for our kiddos ages.

I hadn't been here in 2 years before entrence was free and you just had to buy tickets for your children rides. Now you have to pay i believe $17 for each adult and $22 for children. Infant under 2 are free. Parents can ride with the children. There are only like 7 rides. Make sure to bring your water and snacks they have a stand but food there is really expensive $4 for a water bottle. My children had a good time. Pice for adults i believe are a bit high. In my case my family and i were in Sac for my sister's graduation and wanted something to do on Sunday with my kids. I only have 3 kids and my group was big, parents, 4 sisters and my husband and I. We ended up paying so much and we didn't all wanted to ride the rides. Keep that in mind if you go with friends or family.

had to wait 10-20 mins in line. We went early in the morning so that the kids can have all the fun. The place surrounding it is actually so big. You can jump from park to park (if you have the energy to). Parking is a little hard because of all those who want to eat at the picnic ground and those who are park jumping with their kids.

Had a lot of fun here today. I have three kids between 8months and 8 years old. Though there isn't anything for the baby he loved watching the big girls ride. The girls enjoyed all the fun rides. The dragon and the tea cups are a must. There is also an obstacle course with a tall slide they liked. One concession stand with a few carnival food items like corn dogs, cotton candy and funnel cakes. Overall a great experience. The prices are set now for certain age ranges so the kids can have unlimited rides all day. I like this a lot better than the tickets they used to have. There was a face painter set up there today. Not sure how often they have that available. We saw two different birthday parties going on when we visited so that is an option. Thanks Funderland!

I didn't even know this was next to the zoo. It's like mini amusement park for young kids. The price is awesome. You pay just to get in, than you can ride unlimited or until the close. My son rode on everything except 1 ride because he was to short. Both me and my husband were able to get on a couple rides with him as well. We went on Sunday and surprisingly the lines were not that long. We will be going back next chance we get.

I was fat shamed today for the first time in my life! A person has to weigh no more than 175 lbs to ride the carousel🎠 because apparently, if you're 176.4, you're a FATTY! Which is exactly what I cried out as I was escorted off the wooden stallion I had just mounted. Don't they know I "IDENTFY" as 175? The audacity!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Please note the sarcasm. We had a wonderful time. I felt the food was overpriced, but other than that, no complaints.

Perfect amusement park for little kids. My 4 year old loves it. It's usually not too crowded. We like that it's a smaller park, not too overwhelming. Also thankful they don't use tickets so you don't have to count them out and such, one price to enter the park and you're good to go on as many rides as you want.

Great place for a family with young children, My son really enjoyed a lot with small rides n train ride ,there is a small food stand too ladies are soo friendly , n all the rides are running n seemed to be in good condition best part is parent can ride with kid. children's really enjoy this place. Very friendly environment with friendly staff😌.

I think for kids 4 to 10 this is a great little amusement park. There are several rides. It’s like a little carnival. Our five year old twins had a great time. It’s pricey. $80 for two adults and two kids. $8 to $10 for food items but the kids loved it and the rides and size of the place are perfect so your kids have a good time and your not exhausted from running all around a huge park.

Where do I start from? Funderland is a very cool place to go as a family. It wasn’t crowded which was one of my fears, the staff were hospitable and made sure you’re safe. They would always double check belts before any ride and give instructions concerning each ride. Really enjoyed it and should visit again. I recommend! Oh! And it’s affordable and you get value for your money!

Went for our Grandson's seventh birthday. It was a lot of fun. The wait for the rides was short. This is a park for younger children. My Grandson was too tall for one of the rides. I don't like that the only bathrooms are Honey Buckets. They were kind of gross.

Really small park, but it's pretty fun for kids 2-6. Bring your toddlers in. My kiddo loved it and it's nxt to the zoo and fairy town.

Fun little amusement park for little kids up to maybe 11 years old, but more for the younger kids between 4 and 8

Wonderful place for the kids. Parking can be tough, but be mindful about parallel parking if this isn't your strong point. Dropping family off at the curb might be your best choice if you can't park close. Admission will grant you acceptance on any ride. One food place inside for the basics, fries, nuggets, funnel cake, drinks. It's really good and simple for the time you're there. It can get crowded but going early is good before the afternoon rush. Just remember, this is a kid playground, essentially, so a little humility and mindfulness with children is needed. Kids over 11 might be too old. Perfect age is 3-9 in my opinion.

Outstanding little amusement park, packed with a delightful variety of rides within 30 seconds walk of each other. The park is not large, and that's the beauty: no long waits or walks from one ride to another. Yummy deserts available when taking a break.

Extreme fun for my little guys. Unlimited rides with paid entry. There are plenty of rides they can go on. Lots of fun for the adults in the group as well. Highly recommended. Fun for the whole family.

This little amusement is perfect for young children (probably 10<). One price for all the rides and you can just walk around and ride them over and over again. The staff is typically pretty friendly and helpful. The day we went was on a weekend around 2pm and while the lines felt pretty long we got to try all the rides out to our hearts’ content. One thing that super duper sucks is that the bathrooms are outside the park and extremely dirty and no toilet paper or soap and no changing station. Just a really weird choice for a place that is catering to young families. The hand sanitizer stations located around the park were empty so you have to do without soap or hand sanitizer. Kinda gross when little kids are involved. Make sure to bring your own hand sanitizer!

I've been coming here since my children were small. How I get to experience it with my grandchildren. This particular day the ride operator was doing a bit of favoritism. The ride said a certain height and age. He would let my husband and grandchild get on the ride because he wasn't 3. Ok, understandable., but when he let 3 other families go on with children that wasn't the height or age. I now felt discriminated against. So I asked the people how old was their child after the got off and back on again and they told me the same age as my grandchild. We then as the operator why is it that he allowed all of these under height under age riders, but didn't allow us to ride. He gave a lame excuse. So we did go get a refund after explaining what happened. My thought are treat people fairly.

This place is great for the toddler in your life! The rides are in good condition, and very appropriate in nature. A little pricey for chaperones, but that's where they make their money. They would be smart to offer a season pass that made more sense for adults and seniors who don't actually ride on the rides!