Storyland

Kids had fun. My family was enjoying themselves until an employee made fun of my autistic son and kind of killed our mood. Security found the manager and informed him of this. He did apologize on behalf of the employee! We left after the conversation.

Great staff and magical experience! We had such a great time at StoryLand this past weekend! Robin P was so helpful during our visit. She answered all of my questions, gave directions and was so nice! Great employees and such a fun park. Us adults had just as much fun as the kids! Thank you Robin and StoryLand for making our dreams come true! Absolute magical experience 💫❤️

SO DANG CHARMING. I just loved it. I love how they persevere the charm of the past and are also working to update and make it more interactive. We loved the fairy gardens. The magic key was a very unique touch that we haven’t seen at other places. There were characters walking around the park which was so special. My 7 year old only spent an hour here but I think it was because she was anxious to get over to the rides at Playland haha. Definitely do both parks in the same day.

My sister had my nephew's 3rd bday party there on July 9. We all had a horrible experience with the staff. When we got there the tables or chairs were not set up. The lady that was "coordinating" the party had a horrible attitude. All she said about that was that she was having a bad day. We asked to talk to a manager. An older lady came and my sister tried to explain to her the situation she said she didn't want to hear it. I asked for a key to hear the stories she said your sister should have picked it up when she got there. I said how was she supposed to know? She replied, "I don't want to go there with you". She just wanted us out! We are a Hispanic family and I felt she was being very prejudiced against us. I have never felt that way before. It's supposed to be a fun safe place for families. We paid to have a private event for 3 hours and they were already being rude since the first minute. I don't think they want people to go there.

It's seen better days but the concept is solid and my daughter loved it. Would recommend. It's pretty cheap and won't take all day to get through.

This place is great for kids around ages 3 to 9. Older kids aren't too impressed as it's small houses and stories being read aloud. On some days characters will walk around and kids can take pics with them. Little red riding hood and Jack and Jill came out while we were there.
The price range is fair, $4 for kids up to age 10 and $6 for 11 and older. I do think all kids should be $4, honestly the older kids don't care for it but cost more, same for adults. Either way the price isn't bad. A season pass is $50, that gets 2 kids in and 2 adults, unlimited for a year.
They could use some remodeling, but overall it's cute and small kids love it. Watch out on those slides though they are old school metal slides and they go fast. I love the shaded areas and the patches of flowers, we saw a lot of butterflies, hummingbirds and dragon flies when we were there.

Took my daughter here and we had such a great time. She had fun running around playing and hearing the stories that she’s learned over the time. We only spent about an hour or an hour and a half there but we did enjoy it and played for a bit.

Took my girls here for the nostalgia, this place has been around since my father was a child and I loved it as a kid, it’s a fun little park for kids ages 1-5, not a whole lot to do but walk around and explore, some of the attractions were closed or under construction, but it’s something for the toddlers to do.