SkyPark at Santa's Village

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• Mamaof1★★★★★

  Truly I went on a non holiday day. There's was no electricity the power company was trying to fix it. They still charged full price. That is just wreckless. I paid it but that doesn't sit well with me. The business is greed a discounted price being honored would be fine but now That I've sat down to think about it I can't believe it spent $50(2entries) and $15 in parking. Every family was taken advantage of.

  6 months ago

• Zan Lee★★★★★

  I grew up in San Diego and I’ve lived in LA for many years and a year after year I keep telling myself that I have to check this place out. For this most recent long three-day weekend in Lake Arrowhead we decided to finally give this place a try. We are two adults in our 30s with no kids. It is important to note that because honestly, this place is for children 10 and under. It is not for teens or adults. It is honestly pretty underwhelming if you are an adult, but it can be quite charming if you are a child. It is also $55 per person and $15 for parking which is a bit expensive, but I understand the inflated price due to the location and having to staff it. One thing about this place that is nice is they don’t have a bunch of add-ons once you get inside, so you really do just pay one price unless you decide to get food as well. The other part of this park is specifically designed for people into mountain biking. They have six different trails ranging in difficulty from easy to difficult and about half of the visitors seemed to be doing that which we would go back specifically for. The activities for adults are pretty limited, so the main ones that we did were the bike in the air that goes around the rim of the property. This is the ride that you see in all the marketing and is the most popular. It was probably the most fun we had but it was honestly a bit scary once you get to the steepest point. It’s about 50 feet above the ground so it would be quite a fall down. After that, we tried some archery and ax throwing which was surprisingly fun. After that, there was honestly nothing else that we could really do given our age and size so we headed out after that. This would be a great place to visit during December with children 10 and under because they do have Santa Claus and people in costumes and what not and each of the buildings is alpine themed and is very quaint. They also have a very large area that serves as a wedding location so I’m sure that is also another part of this place. There is a large free parking lot attached in front with EV charging available as well.

  6 months ago

• Amber Jones★★★★★

  Fun place for the kids, but I definitely think it is overpriced if you are not utilizing the bike park. It is open late in the day, but if you plan on coming in the afternoon, many things were already closed, and the zip line wasn’t working, so pretty disappointing for the price we paid. My husband and older kids LOVED the bike park, but there definitely wasn’t enough to do for the rest of us if not riding.

  a month ago

• Diana Reyes★★★★★

  Our friends and family had a great experience, we will definitely be back for a few more visits this year. You can easily purchase your admission, parking and sign their waiver online. If you are using your phone make sure you are in desktop mode

  7 months ago

• Tina★★★★★

  Santa's Village has a variety of kid friendly activities, such as ice skating, driving kid cars, Zipline, etc. and performances such as puppet show, magic show, etc. My kids had a good time in the Santa's village. The park is well decorated with Christmas theme decorations and buildings. Food dining shops available onsite. The only thing is that ticket prices are too high. We would probably go again if the kids feel like going again in the future!

  8 months ago

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