By AnnieH at Citysearch July 06, 2009
This doesn't seem to be the same Puzzles Fun Dome I'm reading about. My kids were so excited to go to a place that looked great on the Internet. When we got there, we paid $6.99 per kid. For what? That included 5 inflatables. One was in disrepair and difficult for the kids to walk through. It included an art studio which consisted of some pages printed off of a computer to color. It consisted of DVD movies in a theater which was not running at the time. That was it. If they wanted to play basketball or climb the rock wall it cost extra. If they wanted to play the 9-hole golf that had pretty boring looking holes, it costs another $3.50. The arcade was one of the most expensive ones around with most games costing 4 tokens ($1). The kids stretched out the inflatables out for about 30 minutes just trying to get something that we paid for. Then we paid a lot to play in the arcade. We finally left after only an hour when we planned to be there longer. The kids were very disappointed and said they will stay at Gattiland from now on. ...read more
By Natalie March 26, 2009
Me and my friends go in the summer time and this year a lot of us are going one day during Spring Break. it is such a fun place where you'll always have a fantastic time :D ...read more
By MichaelA1484 at Citysearch January 21, 2009
After returning to puzzles after year or so absence I now realize why I fell in love with the facility. The facility was clean and well maintained still. The lady at the front desk was workin multiple counters and still I felt number one as a customer. My kids were throughly entertained not only by the bouncers but by the staff working and may have wore them out more than the bouncers, The staff was neat, nice and very visible. I will be back and very soon. Also I happy to see the improvements on the price now that the adults were free. ...read more
Spending the day at an amusement park can be a fun way to enjoy family time. In order to make the most of you day, a little advanced planning can help. Regardless of the size of the amusement park you are visiting, with the right planning you can save time, possibly money and increase the chance... ...read more
Have you ever dreamt of controlling the roller coaster or watching guests get dizzy on the ferris wheel? Would you like to draw caricatures or sell cotton candy? Working at an amusement park can be full of excitement and fun. Employees learn how to operate the rides, dress up in cart... ...read more
