Castles-n-Coasters

This place is awesome.I loved the splash down and my children enjoyed the patriot coaster.Although the food was a little expensive.But other than that,my family loved it.Overall we spent about 72.00 dollars for three people and they were all day passes!Pretty good deal don't you think?We are definately going back.This was the best place we ever went to.

I was really disappointed, and I didn't have very high expectations. I figured it'd be a place with a few fun rides where I could spend a while riding. The place was so filthy it was disgusting, the coasters were short and disapppointing, and I wanted to leave soon after I got there. The arcade, though, is actually good. I would return for that.

This was an awful experience for the kids especially since we planned this as a family trip during my sons mid-tour from Iraq. This was a total waste of time for the smaller childern in the family due the minimum rides avaliable. This park is geared more towards those childern outside the five year old range but this isn't expressed before tickets are purchased. The roller coaster, Desert Storm, had so many shut downs no one felt comfortable getting on the ride, it closed down three times while we were there. We Observed a family get on the bumper carts with a small child that was even shorter and smaller than my two three year old granddaughters but we were told they couldn't ride even accompanied by adults. This was a double standard and this was also discrimmination by the operator. We even followed the family and spoke with them to confirm that they just got off the ride and they said yes. The father asked why didn't they let your two girls get on the ride with you, I said that I had no idea. There were really only three rides for the children to get on and and we were really upset at the amount of money spent for this terrible experience. They could have told us at the entrance, your smaller children will not be able to get on but three rides and then we would not have paid $20.00 dollars for each child and myself that couldnt ride anything due to my military disability after serving 24 years. The important questions were never asked and there were no customer service representatives nearby in the area to deal with these types of issues on the spot. I reported a safety issue when two young boys were jumping up and down on the bridge which was clearly marked no jumping or running. The staff didn't really seem to care and sent them off to continue spreading their havoc among those that paid hard earned money to have fun. This event was awful for our family and my son has to depart back to Iraq on the 4th of April with this being the final nad most upsetting part of his vacation home with the family, thanks for teaching us a valuable lesson.

The overall experience we had at Castles and Coasters was good; although, they did charge us more than the site advertises and with the coupon it was still a little overpriced on a scale with other amusement parks. My wife was riding the go carts and the kids working the ride were playing around and not watching what was going on and she was hit from behind by another cart. They still didnt take the fact that she was injured seriously. Overall the experience was good and compared to some of the other phoenix attractions, like football games, the food and drinks were fairly priced.

This park is like a retirement home for old carnival rides. It's relatively cheap but hey you get what you pay for. Be prepared for long lines, even for a sip of water.

Liked the miniture golf courses. Disliked spending money and THEN being told that only bumper boats, go-carts, and miniture golf was open. We had a coupon so it "only" cost $21.00 a person. The arcade attracts a lot of kids standing around doing nothing. My son put his camera down to play a game and when he turned around again it was gone! Some of the workers were rude and couldn't be bothered with customers. Save your money...do not be ripped off by this place!

The rides are not open on week days it sucks because when family comes down on a week day you want to go and have fun and ride the rides.

This is the best place in the world! Phoenix, AZ,you rock!!! All the rides were fun! The arcade was fantastic! Golfing was awesome! Everyone should enjoy some time there!

Whenever Spring Breaks or for other occasions around winter, we take our children to Phoenix for a day at CastlesNCoasters. The older children enjoy the big rides, but the little ones usually get bored riding the same ones over. They need more new kiddie rides. The cards they issue to get into rides are too much hassle. They should give out bracelets like other parks do. We will continue to take our children there in the future since they are the closest.

At first glance, this park looked kind of small and cheesy. But once inside, what a surprise! My husband pronounced the indoor arcade "pinball heaven", while my son and I preferred the Robin Hood shooting gallery. Outside, the roller coaster and free-fall ride were on par with those at any Six Flags park. And there are 4 mini-golf courses, very well designed and landscaped. The only thing we didn't try was the food! We would enjoy going back for a visit anytime. The three of us spent nearly 3 hours there for only $40.00. We purchased rides and golf separately - not all-day passes.