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Throughout this section, I have offered quite a comprehensive list of what I would consider are some fun family memories waiting to happen, away from the usual advertised activities you see  these fun things with kids will have everyone entertained on some level. In addition, where possible I’ve provided details to make your planning easier, such as attraction locations, opening hours and ticket prices.  All pricing is in USD here and currently correct. I have preferred to offer USD pricing as the fluctuation in conversion will not be as stable as the USD prices. 

You will note that throughout my site, I often recommend you purchase your tickets in advance from Klook or  web links provided .  Yes, I will receive a small commission in some cases – but as you will see in most cases, you will save yourself a stack of cash if you book through them, I am a super thrifty traveller and hold my reputation to a high standard so you can feel confident that prices will always be of great value. 

Let's kick it off with something Fun, FREE and suitable for all weather! 

*** FUNKO HOLLYWOOD STORE, on the Blvd. ***

Location: 6201 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles

Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 12 pm to 6 pm | Saturday & Sundays 10 am – 6 pm

Price: Entry is free (If you make it out without buying a thing)

Calling all pop culture fans you need to be a visiting the Funko Hollywood Store!.. Find it just a short 4 minute walk from Hollywood walk of fame.

Just head straight to the photo op's located in each themed zones the excitement will have your photo opportunities enhanced without even needing the prompting to smile!  Choose from Star Wars, Jurassic Park, there's Marvel, Disney and many more!... A great place to start and loosen up for what could turn into an unexpected trip down memory lane for us parents, eg Lucille Ball... x

This Hollywood store is one of two stores this one here mentioned is located on Hollywood Blvd. the other in INGLEWOOD, CA - (Tha Dogg House.)

The store is said to be filled with new immersive sets and larger than life photo opportunities on a regular basis.  It needs to be on you're bucket list for next visit to LA with or without kids! 

These cute and not so cute pop cultures, all inspired by characters from movies and TV shows fill the Well thought out themed areas/ zones making this store very easy to navigate. 

Earlier I said this was a free activity ... while resting on my thoughts here I will add Yes, it's free, only if you manage to get in and out without buying anything! 

*** DID YOU KNOW...... you can actually create a pop of yourself? check out the website  and see if you can create and pick up when visiting in store?

*** Grammy Museum ***

Location:  800 W. Olympic Blvd, 

(on the corner on W. Olympic Blvd. and Figueroa St).
Opening Hours:  Sunday to Friday 11 am to 5 pm | Saturday 10 am to 6 pm | Closed Tuesdays
Price:  $18 per adult | $12 per child | Kids under 4 free

With plenty of interactive exhibits for the kids (and the kids at heart), including the opportunity to play a range of musical instruments and record your own music. It's just one for the whole family to enjoy and can be easily overlooked when weighing up the to do list - I get it there are only so many hours in the day right and so many weeks in the holiday......

 so let's take a peek at what's for Mum and Dad: A huge range of music exhibits, from rock and hip-hop to country, classical, Latin, R&B, and jazz. I believe although The Grammy Museum is a great hands-on kid’s museum and one of (in my opinion) the better Los Angeles has, Adults/parents can remain engaged as they explore the history and cultural significance of American music and see some amazing artifacts from music history such as precious manuscripts, costumes, ornaments, and commemorative short films, at this iconic museum.

It is also a Note to mention - with the exhibits; they do offer ‘special exhibits throughout the year, so check the website before you go as there could be one on when you’re in Los Angeles!

I honestly think for a family (ours is 4, with disability) you could easily spend 2 hours (or more) here, particularly if you all have a go at the various interactive exhibits, Thats pretty good bang for your buck I'd say! 

*** DISNEY CONCERT HALL ***

Location:  111 South Grand Avenue in downtown Los Angeles.
Opening Hours:  Check out The Music Centre Tour Schedule prior
Price:  Free

I'm just going to say Straight up here>>> Perhaps not one of the absolute best things to choose with kids, but it’s free, so keep this tucked away for a rainy day swap out!

Even if you don’t go to see a show at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, I highly recommend you stop by to check out this magnificent building!  The Hall’s exterior is an architectural masterpiece all of its own and you will be in awe of the metallic curves of the building.

Self-guided audio tours (maybe not the best with younger kids) and guided tours (an hour long) of Walt Disney Concert Hall are offered by the Music Centre most days and begin in the Grand Avenue Lobby of Walt Disney Concert Hall.

 *** Los Angeles Zoo ***

Location: 5333 Zoo Drive 

(across from the Autry Museum of Western Heritage, another you might want to check out while you are around)
Opening Hours: Daily 10 am to 5 pm ( Last entry is 3.45pm)
Price: $22 per adult | $17 per child | $19 per senior(62+)  Kids under 2 free

Who loves a Zoo... we do! .... It can be a big day especially if you have little ones and let's quietly consider any disability hurdles here also. I do still think it's a great stop to consider.... LA zoo stretches over 113 acres and is home to more than 1,100 birds, mammals, amphibians, and reptiles representing more than 250 different species including 29 endangered ones. 

This zoo is also well-known for its exciting special exhibits, events and evening programs that are ever changing throughout the seasons.

It is a relatively inexpensive attraction when in LA, kids will love it and aside food and a possible trinket, there is no additional spending once inside unless you choose to!

SIDE NOTE - Animals do tend to retreat around the 4pm mark as end of day routine begins for staff. 

 *** LA country Museum of Art ( LACMA)***

Location:  5905 Wilshire Boulevard
Opening Hours:opening Hours tend to vary.
Price:  $25 per adult | $10 per child | Kids under 2 free

Aside the obvious museum - the outdoor space stole our hearts and can be enjoyed free of charge with a cute courtyard (cafe also) and the beautiful Urban Light Display that is worthy of many selfie opportunities, and seemed to be enjoyed by our girls more than we could have imagined we spent a good 20 minutes (and they would have stayed longer) just playing between the lights. 

For the art lover it's huge volume and diversity of art with collections ranging from pre-history to contemporary art, you are covered.  It's said to be continuously changing with exhibitions stretched across more than 20 acres of land, I would recommend checking out the museum’s website prior to a visit to see what events are currently taking place. 

Parking directly under! 

*** California Adventure Park ***

Location: 1313 Disneyland Dr, Anaheim

Opening Hours: Daily, with hours being seasonal, 

Price: From $104 per day, children under 3 are free 

Straight across from Disneyland, you also have California Adventure Park where the kids will love all the exciting lands that bring Disney, Pixar and superhero stories to life.  

Our very fav thing to do here was to meet Ariel after our journey (ride) under the sea without even getting wet. A highlight my daughter still talks about. 

You’ll also have the chance to meet all your favourite Disney characters (at both parks), in addition to rides, experiences, and attractions from Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar Animation, and more!

If you are a coaster fan......>  Incredicoaster – an exhilarating ride around Pixar Pier is for you, 

Ever wanted to fly? Join Goofy’s Sky School for a lesson like no other. 

Whether you have toddlers, pre-teens or teenagers, there are rides to cater for absolutely everyone here!  The rides at California Adventure Park are just amazing. 

And after dark, the entertainment soars to life with a spectacular water and light show as scenes and music from beloved Disney and Pixar films are projected onto a grand fountain and heard park wide. 

 ***Knott's Berry Farm & Soak City  ***

Location:  8039 Beach Blvd, Buena Park, 

(near Anaheim.)
Opening Hours:  Check website for seasonal operating hours.
Price:  From $74.99 per person | under 3 FREE

Nothing will compare to Disneyland - so in addition to the well-known Disneyland and Universal Studios Hollywood, you have the family-friendly Knott’s Berry Farm. ( many locations)

With its new VIVA FIESTA VILLAGE launching late 2023 in Anaheim why not consider a visit?

A nice mixture of rides for younger kids, with high thrill roller-coasters and other fast exhilarating rides to keep the big kids entertained. The original Ghost Town hosts various live interactions with colourful historic characters, which is expanded in summer.

Featuring five Seasons of Fun - there are many fun events throughout the year, check website for all the shows and experiences on offer! The Seasons of Fun kick-off at the beginning of the year with the Knott’s PEANUTS Celebration, uniquely dedicated to celebrating the beloved PEANUTS characters in this snoopy themed park.

Also arriving late 2023 will be the FRESH FACE of the Knott's berry farm hotel , with transformations currently underway! This could make for a great overnight stay!

Visiting in Summer May-September... why not spend some time at Soak City, right next door to Knott's berry Farm separately gated though is this 15-acre water fun park 

 ( like our Dreamworld set up in Qld  separate entry fee must be purchased).

Soak City boasts 23 speed, tube and body slides including Shore Break featuring 6 different waterslide experiences and a thrilling family raft ride, The Wedge; the 750,000-gallon Tidal Wave Bay wavepool; a one‑third‑mile Sunset River; and the three‑story Beach House, featuring 200 water guns, nozzles, sprayers and other interactive surprises. With cabanas available to hire and food outlets onsite summer lovn' couldn't get much better for families.

 **Soak City is open mid-May through early-September. Separate admission required.**

While we are talking about things that are FREE ...... let me mention this iconic landmark >>

*** FAMOUS HOLLYWOOD SIGN, Mt Lee, LA ***

You can’t leave town without at least a glimpse of the Hollywood sign.   A trip to LA would not be complete without a photo with the famed Hollywood Sign. It's Iconic and I would bet your kids have already seen in without actually seeing it in real life..... So i think it's also a great way to offer a history lesson.  

Though it's  position on Mt Lee  offers visitors a glimpse from all over town, it can be hard to get a good angled, un-obstructed shot. Vantage points are located all over town but I would advise stopping by our VIP section to see where we best recommend your selfie snap should take place!  You may choose to take a guided tour if you are short on time as this would offer you the best opportunity to see the site with little time wasted. You could also consider a guided tour offering you additional vantage points  

*** Guinness World record Museum ***

Location:  6764 Hollywood Blvd 

Opening Hours: Daily 9 am to 12 am 

Price:  $25.99- 34.99 per adult | $15.99 per child (4-11) | Kids under 3 free

Just putting it out there Im sooo glad I have a pre teen right now, its our families excuse for visiting this fun Museum.....  anyone who love's their facts and perhaps even a bit of a challenge themselves – needs to take a visit to the Guinness World Records Museum  its one of our highly recommended must do's during your L.A visit.  The kids will love attempting records of their own and comparing themselves against the world’s tallest man ROBERT or perhaps they will try their weight against the world’s heaviest person...honestly a lot of fun and its super interactive. Bonus note - the Kids have no idea how educational this visit actually is its silently tucked away in all the fun!

*** Rodeo Drive ***

Location:  Rodeo Drive, Beverley Hills 

Opening Hours:  Individual store/restaurant opening times may vary.

 Price:  well lets just say ...... Window Shopping = Free, You can do it! ( I was very strategic here and visited on a public holiday) 

I'm in my 40's and this visit was a pretty women flash back just waiting to happen after being reminded by a close friend that this opportunity was not be missed ... it's all about Rodeo Drive Baby! 

Whilst I do not have the funds to fulfil this adventure to its full potential, I was very strategic in my choice of dates by electing a public holiday to stroll down the drive, and what a fantastic idea it was!Our family and a few others here and there allowed us for the perfect opportunity to Selfie like we owned the entire street ..... we had our choice of every single store window and took our time - this was honestly a beautiful experience for our Down Syndrome 7yr old she has a thing with Door ways and expected a selfie at each one we come across.... so BINGO!

A good hour and then some, snapping away made this a very unexpected and warmly welcomed activity to slow the pace down for the day.  Famous for its expensive cars such as Lamborghini’s, Rolls Royce’s, and Bentley’s parked out the front of the fancy upscale boutiques  – Rodeo Drive tends to be one of the must see LA tourist spots, particularly for Pretty Woman fans like myself and although it felt like it had been stripped bare of these jewels during our visit, we were super lucky in finding a sweet *TOUS signature charm on the side walk and caught of glimpse of J.Bieber zipping down the drive who would have thought! 

I was considering a guided city tour that included a stop here during the week but reconsidered that quickly when we seen there was a huge event taking place (still unsure what it was) Star studded they say! 

My point here is- think outside the box. 

*** Madame Tussauds Hollywood wax Museum ****

Location:  6933 Hollywood Blvd – right next door to the TCL Chinese Theatre on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. 

Opening Hours:  Monday to Wednesday 11 am to 6 pm | Thursday to Sunday 11 am to 8 pm Price:  $25.99 -29.99 per person| Children $15.99 |Kids under 2 years free


Since we are on Hollywood Blvd lets also mention Hollywood wax Museum, an all weather attraction full of celebrities for those fun famous selfies! A parenting  side note is - our Pre teen absolutely loves these museums.... ( I wouldn't have picked this as something she would enjoy but she did) so I suggest you check out this Madame Tussauds in Hollywood and get your picture taken with your favourite celebrity. Hand over the camera to the kids and let them enjoy all that this museum offers it's many meticulous figures, realistic prop works on display, there is over 125 incredibly life-like figures from the celebrity worlds of film, television and more! Here's hoping you bump into a real life Celeb whilst on your holiday, but just incase you don't these selfies have you covered! Find this attraction included in the LA attraction pass 

*** Griffith Park & Observatory - It's mostly FREE  ***

Location:  2800 East Observatory Rd 

Opening Hours:  Friday 12 pm to 10 pm | Saturday & Sunday 10 am to 10 pm | Monday to Thursday Closed 

Price:  Entry to the Observatory is free, but you must buy tickets to the Planetarium show 

 If you would like a guided tour of the Observatory 

Our Family Fun with Kids page next leads us to Griffith Park - to visit the Griffith Observatory.  I have to say this would have to be one of the top 5 things we recommend to do in Los Angeles with kids a visit of Griffith Park. Being the largest public park in the USA, it is not only a gorgeous setting for hiking and picnics, but it also has loads of LA attractions for kids. This park is truely huge, well over 4000 acres of a pure beauty, landscape features its all natural fields, covered with California oak trees, among other diverse flora and fauna. Here you can find space related exhibits and star shows in the planetarium (included in the LA attractions pass). The Observatory also has great views of downtown LA and the Hollywood sign. The best way to see and hear all about the Observatory is to book a guided tour, see link above.

*** Santa Monica Pier & Pacific Park  ***

Location:  380 Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica
Opening Hours:  Check Pacific Park’s scheduled operating hours (post covid)
Price:  Entry to Santa Monica Pier and Pacific Park is free;

( rides and Amusements are charged accordingly) 

It's another one of those go to land marks that we all have to see once. We did, I have to say visiting post covid I did keep a very open mind after what feedback i had  heard and seen - Yet I was still fulfilled! 

another fun family thing to do with Kids in LA would have to be a visit to Santa Monica Pier.  This landmark is very popular tourists & the locals alike, it also hosts many small stallas and eateries and the famous Pacific Park amusement park. This iconic amusement park is not at all huge but it is a great size to build into a day trip here without causing any exhaustion. Outside the rides there is the beautiful stroll along the pier that has you exploring many small local stalls, artists, street performers, ice cream stalls, a visitors center, and of cause it needs to be mentioned it is the END of the route 66 trail that is celebrated in a teeny store full  its legend and celebrates fine American-made goods. Stop by, it’s not the end, it’s just the beginning. 

For the history seeking travellers the opportunity to learn about the pier is located in various points allowing for some time to appreciate the pier and its vast history. Pop down to the beach and take some time off your feet while the kids play on the equipment.... then once you have topped  the energy levels  You can  ride or walk to Venice Beach..... Yes you can stroll all the way from Santa Monica Pier to Venice fishing pier in around 15minutes on bike or 1/2 hour by foot. 

*** Venice Beach ***

Location:  Venice Boulevard
Opening Hours:  Always open. 

 vendors have different opening and closing times.
Price:  Free

Although you missed out on the filming of Barbie  - VB is such a fun place to just hang out and people watch... With many eateries stop and flop i suggest a lunch at a  more lavish roof top bar or restaurant for the opportunity to soak up the magnificent views of the ocean and surrounds.... once the belly is full... its time to hit the boardwalk and take the trip all the way up to Santa Monica beach, ( as previously mentioned above) again you are offered  various stalls and buskers along the way that will slow your trip up to SMP as you stop and enjoy things... but lets say without stopping (not possible with so much to gawk at), the walk will take around 30 minutes.

*** Shane's Inspiration Playground ***

Location:  4730 Crystal Springs Road (mid park)
Opening Hours:  Daily 5 am to 10.30 pm
Price:  Free

It's Griffith Park again, and yes it's free!  Being a disability mum I find this space ticks all my daughters needs and ours... its completed with Sensory play elements, provides suitable physical & creative play spaces, and allows us the piece of mind that we can relax and watch her enjoy some play time while we unwind. This playground Sitting on a huge 2 acres, features several fantastic play elements and is designed to be accessible to kids of all abilities. Opened since 2000 children of all abilities have been able to enjoy full access to this safe play space, and in return meet some fun friends while enjoying time with here. High on our list of things to do, especially if you are travelling with a disability in the family. 

If you’re visiting Griffith Park, we highly recommend stopping in at Shane’s Inspiration playground for a play with the kids. Side note - there are many parks like this in the USA 

Take a peek here >>>https://inclusionmatters.org/

*** DISNEYLAND ***

Location: 1313 Disneyland Dr, Anaheim

Opening Hours: Daily, with hours being seasonal, 

Price: From $104 per day, children under 3 are free 

Purposely leaving this option of Family Fun with kids further down my list is because really It Won’t get much better than this, when it comes to the most fun ever!!  There’s not much I can say that you don’t already know about the most famous theme park in the world 

Disneyland California… except I will say it is pretty much one of the best things to do in 

Los Angeles with kids - (and is possibly the most expensive for travelling families)..... No more so than now, POST COVID!!  I am still in shock at the costs of our recent USA trip ( our 3rd USA trip since 2016) I can honestly say prices are quite high but they are still on par with the worlds living costs post Covid, its the new norm that we all need to adapt to. Don't let this frighten you. Budget well, shop away from Disney if designer tags are not essential and you ca save a load of cash.  ( most stores around Disney stock ears and attire for under $10.00 USD, so be sure to set yourself a firm budget ) 

Back to Disney......> Full of the traditional Disney charm and attention to detail, your visit here will create an abundance of family memories to last a lifetime! ( our girls1st visit was 2016 ( 16 months & 4yrs old) and we still talk about it all the time ... The magic is in our blood ... there is just something super special about a trip to Disneyland that really cannot be put into words. 

With the help of the perfect Disney cast and staff who make sure your visit runs smoothly. DisneyLand is about experiencing the fairytale and watching the famous cartoon characters of Walt Disney come to life. Albeit in the many themed lands offering relatable foods and rides - to shows and photo opportunities the magic is cast all over the land.

Its a promise you will enjoy this place as much as your children.  

Many people spend multiple days at Disneyland, although one day per park is more than enough for those short on time.  Having visited only in off peak season my advice is based on lines at the time of our visit ...  for those who are particularly tight on time you may opt to use the Genie Pass (additional costs) or you can also buy park hopper tickets to jump between parks within the one day if you prefer.( this is a good idea if your super strapped for time and wanting to stay for the nigh time festivities - you can finish up in time at one park to dash to the other for the final firework display) Customer care will look after families travelling with disability so be sure to contact them prior to visiting to be guided how they are best able to cater to you're needs. 

All in all the day should be about the experience of feeling the  true magic that is Disney! 

Lets not forget the Sensational Themed events created during the changing seasons Celebrating all things Christmas, Halloween and more. Plan strategically and enjoy both halloween and Christmas if time allows!  

As night fall settles in for the parade and fireworks you take may like to take the final opportunity to hug your kids tight and pray you can afford to feed them tomorrow ( I'm joking). 

The night parade in all its glitz and Glamour allows for some time to reflect on what being a parent is all about and to really except these little humans are the only reason you breath. With Fireworks reflecting in thier eyes of excitement, faces beaming without a care in the world its a beautiful moment to imagine life through their eyes. Even if for just a few short moments we imagine living without judgement and enjoying all life's innocence before the reality of Adulthood quickly snaps you back with the sting of purchasing a final requested treat or trinket! 

It really is the most magical place on earth!    

*** Paramount Studio Tours ***

Location:  5515 Melrose Ave, 

Opening Hours: 9.00 am to 3.30 pm  Studio tours are 2 hours VIP Tours are 4.5 hours 

Price: from $63 per person
TV buffs rejoice! This one is for you - explore and see the sets where many well-known movies and TV shows are made. How cool! Perhaps not one for the younger kids but i would say o.k for those heading into teen years. As one of the longest operating and in fact the only remaining major studio in Hollywood, Paramount Pictures ( over 110yrs old) is definitely one must do attraction in Hollywood.Gaining insight into Hollywood history and insider knowledge from your tour guide, I'm expecting you will never watch these shows the same way again!  

*** National History Museum of  LA country ****

Location:  900 Exposition Blvd. in Exposition Park, (between Vermont Avenue and Figueroa Street) 

Opening Hours:  Daily 9.30 am to 5 pm | Closed Tuesdays

 Price:  $15 per adult | $7 per child (3-12) | Kids under 3 free
This museum is the largest natural and historical museum in the western United States, home to over 35 million specimens that go back billions of years. I was hoping to make it over for the bug fair this year it looks really cool.In the Dinosaur exhibit, the kids will love seeing fascinating pre-historic creatures and checking out the T. Rex Growth Series inside the Dino lab where they can see paleontologists work behind the scenes. Another option to consider with its price point being reasonably fair; Kids  will love it and again its an all weather day out!  

*** UNIVERSAL STUDIOS HOLLYWOOD ***

Location: 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City

Opening Hours:  Open every day of the year. With seasonal opening hours

Price: From $189 per person – Kids under 3 FREE  

Pre Teens and Teens we have you covered! If you are looking for Fun things to do with kids that are age appropriate, older kids will enjoy the "VIBE" of Universal Studios compared to Disneyland.I visited Universal Studios last year for the 1st time with my girls and we all loved it!  It’s a great day for the entire family and has a range of rides and shows also suitable for the entire family. 

Disability is highly compensated here and I suggest you head straight to guest services 

( YES! wait in the line it will be worth it) to address your families needs, I have NEVER ever felt so seen as a family catering to a disabled child. This is why I would put this at the top of my list of family fun with kids.  

With loads of  movie rides here to feed the adrenaline rush, from Revenge of the Mummy to Jurassic park and Transformers naming a few. There are cartoon characters, There's studio tours,  something a little less crazy for those of us who prefer to skip the thrill seeking adventure.

I also need to mention the variety of foods available are vast from French Crapes 

(my favourite ever) to American loaded burgers and all delights in between something to tease all taste buds.

SIDE NOTE - Don't forget to set aside time for the studio tour ( aprox 1hr once on board) Again, I would personally suggest 1 day at the park to be plenty.

*** Travel Town Museum ***

Location:  5200 Zoo Dr (North West corner of Griffith Park) 

Opening Hours:  Daily 10 am to 5 pm | Closed Wednesdays 

Price:  Free entry. Train Rides are $3.50 per adult | $3.00 per child 
Once again we are excited to mention this attraction is FREE! ...and another fab opportunity to fill in a visit to Griffith Park.  Guaranteed smiles all round with a ride onboard  the miniature train. Let the kids explore various travel-themed experiences, They have regular events and workshops throughout the year like passenger car tours and engineer play days. Check out their events to find out more.As another free family activity in Los Angeles, this one is a great way to help stretch the budget and really should be considered as a place of interest. SIDE NOTE - last train ride is 4.30pm | gift shop closes 4.45pm

*** Shore Line Village  ***

Location:  429 Shoreline Village Drive, Long Beach, CA 

Opening Hours: Daily 9 am to 12 am vendors have varied times

Price:  FREE

Need to slow down the pace a little and fresh in the outdoors, Let's talk about shore line Village. 

It's fun, has offering for the kids that are cost free, has dining options from quick snacks to often fully booked Fancy Seafood establishment **PARKERS** with expansive views over the marina and lighthouse. You will find bars & cafe's to suit any traveler this hidden Gem is Located on the scenic Long Beach waterfront, named "Shoreline Village" and offers a variety of activities and attractions for visitors of all ages, it’s the perfect spot to spend an afternoon or evening. We hired the flagship 4-wheel Surrey and had a blast with the kids also taking turns at the wheel along the marina.  Another highlight For FREE was walking around catching glimpses of the seals popping up around the boats this was personally my fav! Shopping is also an option here too, a variety of unique shops and boutiques  across the village, where you can browse for

 one-of-a-kind gifts and souvenirs. Whether you’re looking for artisanal chocolates or handmade pottery , there’s something for everyone. All in all between kids park areas, beach access and picnics on the lighthouse hill you really can enjoy a day here with little dint in the budget. 

** SIX FLAGS - MAGIC MOUNTAIN ** (extreme amusement park)

Location:   26101 Magic Mountain Parkway, in Valencia. 

Opening Hours: Open daily, times are seasonal  

Price:  From $64.99 per person. | Under 3 FREE
Six Flags Magic Mountain is a 262-acre amusement park in Valencia and frankly you would have to be freakn' nuts to want to visit here for fun! My heart from a distance, races at just the thought of all these heart stopping rollercoasters. Its a serious "I can't look so don't ask me to watch" kinda park!  Not a park for me if we talk rides ... but you do you - knock yourself out! 100% suited for courageous teens and adults who love extremely fast rides, I'm talking like super speed out of this world crazy fast kinda rides. You know now you see me now you don't kinda fast! ... You get the vibe I'm offering here right....  It's due to the number of thrill rides here, it is LA’s most extreme amusement park and it’s no wonder why fans of fast scary rides flock here daily.for those of us who are faint hearted or with younger children ...we are supported with rides like the always fun roaring rapids (seasonal), whistle stop train, swinging chairs and loads of entertainment, park experiences & seasonable celebrations.