Pixieland Amusement Park

I actually really liked this place. Free parking and no admission fee. U just pay for ride tickets which is a little expensive but they have more staff than traintown which I truly appreciate. There were also no lines for the rides. I wish I would have known that shoes are required before buying the ride tickets. One lady at the cashier said it was ok because my babies feet were covered. Also fyi my baby doesn't walk so she was wearing socks. We rode the little car and the merry go round. We tried to ride the train and teacup but were told we couldn't because she doesn't have shoes. Then we tried to ride the carousel again and this time it's not that she doesn't have shoes but she can't ride this time because she doesn't sit up on her own even though last time we rode five min ago my husband and I were both Holding her on each side. I'm not sure why those rules were made just when we came. It's confusing and not all staff were on the same page. I feel like the rules were made after meeting us. I understand it's a safety issue but then we should have just been told that we can't ride anything from the very beginning and not sold me any tickets.

What an adorable little amusement park! My son was invited here for a birthday party, and this was the first time we've visited. There are enough areas for multiple parties, and the park is a good size for kindergarteners. Each ride uses tickets, which can be purchased at the building along with food. I saw some kids with wristbands, but the wristbands weren't listed on the price sheet on the window, so I'm not sure how much they cost. Our favorite ride was the roller coaster--be aware: there's a turn that whips around kind of fast! The day we were there, there weren't enough staff to cover each ride, so the staff member had to take turns going and running different rides at different times. I would come back if we are in the area.

Finally took a stop here during spring break.They only open during certain times in a season so check their hours online. We came on a Wednesday during spring break and it wasn't so crowded that we couldn't get on rides or had to wait long. It also got more crowded towards 11/11:30.PARKING - free parking, easy to find, good amount of spaces.COST - it's free to enter, you just have to buy tickets for each ride.TICKETS - depending on which ride you go on you might need 2 or 3 tickets. Also, if your child is shorter you may have to go on the rides with them which means you would also need a ticket. My son is 3 and on the shorter side so I had to go with him on the windy grove cars ride.If you buy tickets in bulk you save, so I would plan to calculate ahead of time how many tickets you think you'll use and get that many. Also if you use cash you save even more. I got about 26 tickets and used them all in the 1 1/2 hours I was there and we got to go on almost every ride and some multiple times.The tickets never expire so if you have some leftover you can reuse them next time.ATTRACTIONS - this is definitely a really small "amusement park" which is more of a park with little carnival type rides. The inside is small enough you don't even need a stroller for a walking child. The rides are fairly well maintained although a little jenky looking compared to disneyland of course. Also if you've been to adventure city in anaheim/buena park this is not as nice. However, for a 3 year old it was perfect. My son was able to go on all the rides (except roller coaster and frog since he was scared) and he got to go on multiple times. At most we waited 5 minutes for rides. The people that work there are very friendly, helpful and nice. We barely made it on for the train ride and the worker asked someone to move so we could fit on.Train - one main attraction is the train ride but note that it runs every 30 minutes so be sure to get in line when it's about to board. Also, the first ride is 30 minutes after the park opens. It goes around the park, near the duck pond and out near the road. It's not that scenic but for anyone who loves trains it's nice.Otherwise, some favorite were the windy grove cars (we went 3 times) although a very short ride, you basically just pretend to drive a car around a track. The helicopters is your typical dumbo type ride. Then, the merry go round is also standard. Tea cups is also standard.FOOD - we also ate lunch there and their food was pretty good! The corndog is hand dipped and fresh, my son enjoyed his. The hot dog was good, I liked the bun which has a costco-like chewy bun.Overall, for a morning with a 3 year old I can't complain. Although in the end I spent almost $30/person if you count how many tickets I got. It's not that cheap but my son had a good time. It's probably a good spot for 3-6 year olds.

Our two year old and her toddler crew had an amazing time! She ran from ride to ride for two full hours- favoring the planes, teacups and carousel for multiple rides! Mom followed tickets in tow. It's big enough for Littles to spend some real time and small enough for parents to chase after them and still be able to hold a conversation! Staff was all kind and actually checked their heights- appreciated that attention to safety. We will definitely be back!

This is a cute and small park aimed at toddler age groups. Overall I liked the place, some cute rides and not too crowded. The prices were a little high so I am not sure I would come back often because there aren't that many options for rides too. I am giving less stars because of an unsafe ride. We went on the dragon coaster and there was one turn that literally threw my head all the way backwards and gave me very bad whiplash. It is operating at a dangerous speed and needs to be checked. ASAP.

Don't come here if you are a single parent with 2 kids under 2. They WILL NOT allow you to go on any rides with your toddler if you are ergoing your baby. Even for rides such as the Carousel and the train! So disappointing! Accommodations need to be made! Even Disney allows you to ergo your baby while taking a younger child on a ride.

This is such a fun place for the younger/little kids. It's basically as if they took Legoland and wound up all the rides for younger kids and put them in Pixieland. Parking is free here and you'll probably end up spending $35+ on ride tickets. It'll all be worth it because your kid would have had a blast!

We visited for the first time over the Easter weekend and my 2 year old son loved this place! Definitely coming back.

Bought tickets, were told our sons shoes would suffice for their rules. Went on a ride( underwhelming--a ride around a public park essentially) , then in the second ride they tell us that his shoes aren't hard bottomed enough so he can't ride. They weren't interested in giving us a refund. I put my adult shoes on him, ridiculously, so they would at least let him ride the merry go round as it's his fav. Somehow an infant wearing a size 11 women's ugg boot increases his safety on the ride... It should be noted that i have not bought hard soled shoes for my son because he only 8 months old and HE CANT WALK YET ( they aren't actually recommended for medical reasons in kids that young as it can change foot shape). They also play a Disney soundtrack of some kind which I'm suprised they get away with from a copyright standpoint, cuz let me tell you if I were Disney I wouldn't want to be associated with this place. At more than 5 dollars per person for most rides it's a rip off in my book. I was willing to spend it to have a happy day with my kid but just left angry after fighting with the one staff member who felt the need to enforce policy without any logic at all. ( again... he can't walk, I carry him everywhere...)

We had a fun day. It had been 35 years since going. My grandson enjoyed the rides especially the planes.