Imaginarium

I thought Imaginaruim really fun for a family event! My kids are age 6, 7 and 12 and they all said they want to go back next year. The lights are beautiful and fun to walk-through and take photos. They had lots of interactive things for the kids. The ice skating rink wasn't worth it in my opinion but everything else was. They had food trucks, but not as many at the fair. There were a lot more in the back, but you have to walk to get to them and not just stop at the ones right in front that have a really long lines. Same with the carnival rides and games. There is a decent amount, but not as much as the fair. I would compare it to a mini state fair. It worth the trip if you're looking for some family fun in winter!

So much fun for a dates or a family outing! I've been twice and this year it was far more updated than two years ago. They have sooo many lights to see. There's rooms with different vibes and photo opportunities. There's gardens to walk through, different seating and giant sculptures. There's also a room with chalk to color! They also have food trucks available for pizza, thai food, sweet treats and other fair-type food. There's also a small market to purchase backpacks, blankets, jewelry, pillows and my favorite was a little gem, rocks and minerals shop. There are carnival rides and games to play. I took away one star because the rides and games are quite ridiculous in price. They also have some shows to watch, like a motorcycle show where they ride around inside a tiny ball upside down and such. Pretty cool! I paid $18 to get in, and about $50 on drinks and food. It was a lot of fun! Definitely great for some pictures.

This is a great experience my fiancé and I like to do every year. They always have a huge light displays that are different themed every year. Games, rides, carnival food, different food vendors, live performances, ice skating, and more. They have a discounted price if you buy a 4 pack of tickets. I always have fun when I come here :)

Came here with our 3 year old kiddo in tow. The rear of the park had the carni rides, games and food concessions. We weren't terribly interested in that but rather all of the light displays. Our kid seemed to enjoy all of the visual light stimulation and lit up displays. Highly recommended for families.

Had a good time seeing the lights at Cal Expo. They had some very nice lights around Cal Expo. Loved watching the pirate show. They have some carnival rides. Managed to get some good photos of the lights.

I came here with my family who were visiting from out of town. They have two young children and we thought that the Imaginarium would be a nice diversion for the kids and a source of entertainment. I had been to this light show at Cal Expo a few years back with Joe K. when it was called Global Winter Wonderland. We always enjoyed going every year when it was happening on a seasonal basis. This time, they made a lot of changes from touring the world to a more whimsical and fantasy theme. I liked how they devoted areas of lit flowers and wheat fields, making it fun for children to explore. I kind of missed the previous "under the sea" theme, but they also had a falling snow section, a lighted maze, ice skating rink and a building reserved for plenty of photo opportunities, including a professional for hire. They offered several clever display rooms of different designer backgrounds for people to model and act silly during picture taking (which were free to utilize). There was also the usual fair rides and fair food sections. My brother-in-law purchased a hot pretzel with garlic flavoring and was charged a whopping $13.00! It was good, but the price was a bit of a shock! In my opinion, the previous Global Winter Wonderland had more sights to see and more detail connected with each display. But even so, I couldn't help but appreciate all the work, artistry, creativity and beauty that went into each unique light scene! I'm pretty sure a lot of time and effort was put into each and every display! As you look closer, you can see that metal is welded, structured and molded into an art piece. Then, a special type of colored or painted opaque fabric is skillfully applied, turning something into a special character, a background, or environment, enhanced by special glowing lights from within! It was kind of magical in my eyes and I felt like the kids who were running around were having a great time!All in all, my family had a nice time being together, and it was worth exploring the eye catching lay of the land. This is definitely an event that children and adults of all ages would enjoy!

Imaginarium is a fun holiday activity for families, kids, couples, anyone! It's better than driving to see Christmas lights because there is more to do here - tons of beautiful lights and photo opportunities, carnival food and food trucks, circus performances, a small vendor area, and carnival games and rides. Highly recommend the gourmet pretzel stand, they are pricey but there are so many flavor options! Doors open at 5pm right when it gets dark which is perfect for families that need to get home by bedtime. Weekday prices are a bit cheaper but I still thought it was reasonable for a weekend. You can get a bit of a discount if you buy family 4-packs also, and kids under 3 are free. Parking is $10 and they will accept cash or card. I thought it might be super crowded for a Sunday evening but it wasn't too bad at all. We didn't wait too long in any lines and got parking easily when we arrived around 4:50. We stayed for 2.5 hours so there is plenty to see and makes the ticket price worth it!

A fun place for my kids to play. They were intrigued with all the lights, the fake snow, and the rides. This place is quite pricey. However, visiting annually and seeing the laughter and smiles were priceless.

I visited Imaginarium last weekend with family for the first time and it was a nice kick off to the Christmas season.Did it blow me away? No, but they did have a few cool features such as the tent full of photo ops. We could have spent all night in there just taking pictures and playing. I heard that it is a new additional this year.The lights and displays were very pretty, but it was kind of chaotic especially as more people started arriving and we weren't really sure where to go or begin without missing anything.They do have a beer garden that also serves hot chocolate and hot butter beer plus some fair treats like deep fried Oreos.Overall, it's mostly just a small fair vibe with lots of lights. The large moving gargoyle and dragon animatronics didn't make sense to me. Neither did the giant Wizard of Oz display. I expected a more Christmasy vibe.Not sure if I'll be back next year considering all of this plus the price.

As a mom of four boys, I'm always looking for fun, family-friendly adventures, and Imaginarium at Superstition Springs Center was absolutely magical! From the moment we walked in, we were surrounded by millions of twinkling lights, enchanted forests, and glowing dragons--perfect for unforgettable photos. What We Loved:The Free Circus! My boys were mesmerized by the acrobats and performers.The Attractions! Infinity mirror rooms, glowing tunnels, and a giant ball pit--so much to explore!The Magical Atmosphere! Snowflakes, illuminated stars, and "snow" play made it feel like a winter wonderland. A Heads-Up for Parents: Food inside was pricey, so we ate before we arrived (heard from a friend that visited several days before). Parking's $10 for Cal Expo. We know this review's a bit late, but it's super fun and so worth the price.