Storybook Land

Amazing time at storybook land. They have lockers, so take advantage. Today’s event was Santa was the special guest so all visitors received free snow cones, which was really cool. My little ones had a great time and were able to enjoy their selves. Not only are there several rides of all ages but you are able to feed the goat, duck, deer and lamb. You can dine in at their sit in or grab a hotdog and popcorn while walking in the park. Several benches to sit and reasonably priced all around.

Great place for Kids. My family with 5 kids age 1-6 year & 6 adults enjoyed Full day 11-5 PM. Rides are very good & soft. Entire place has lots of shade by trees, So on a hot sunny day, it’s perfect for a day trip.

Not only is this little park perfect for toddlers, but my 13yr old came with us and she had such a great time with her 3yr old sister. The park is very clean, extremely well kept with friendly employees all around. We spent the entire day and packed a lunch. Definitely recommend!

Great place for young kids. You can spend 3-4 hours or the whole day with the kids here. The rides are kid-friendly but adults can accompany the kids if required. They have many small rides and many attractions related to children stories / rhythms. They have couple of places to buy food/snacks and also has shaded picnic area.

Enjoyed this place as a child, as a mother with my daughter, and now I got to enjoy it with my 3 and 4 year old grand daughters. We had so much fun! We enjoyed the rides and the staff, everyone was so nice!

Storybook Land is a great place for kids. It's similar to Dutch Wonderland, but had free parking and hardly any wait time for rides. The staff ride and diner staff were very friendly and patient with kids. The food prices for a kids meal wereba little higher than I expected, but I inderstand as it is a family run park. You are able to bring your own food, which can cut down on costs.

Have yourself a fun time at this park! I visited "Storybook Land" with my mother, and 5-year old nephew on a Saturday afternoon. It cost $104.97 for three PreSeason discount tickets. We drove almost two hours from Newark to Egg Harbor Township because we heard great things about this place. It's known for having a fairytale-themed park with lots of creative statues and interactive sets that represent popular fables like "Mother Goose" and "Goldilocks and The Three Bears." The location is smaller than most parks I've been to, which is good for little kids who want to run to every ride. In a span of two hours, my family and I got on everything minus a couple attractions. There is ample parking for cars, and the entrance is bold with its large sign and white and red castle. The park played Disney music, which was soo cute! I remember hearing soundtracks from Mulan, Cinderella, and The Little Mermaid. None of the rides felt too scary for kids, even the roller coasters weren't extreme. There's also rides where kids can feel like they're driving a car, and a train that shows you the entire park. My favorite ride was "Bubbles the Coaster" and "The Rockin' Tug." The only issue with this park are the food selections. The lunch that my family had here wasn't good- at least from the cafe right next to the exit/gift shop; everything from the cheeseburger, french fries, and cookies tasted stale and more on the cold side than the hot side. I wouldn't recommend ordering food here, but everything else was great. I don't think I'll visit again only because it's so far from where I live, but this was a good one-time experience that I was able to have with my family. If you're in the area, I would encourage you to stop by and feel like you're in a magical world!

Imagine a world filled with enchanting tales and heartwarming characters. Sharing stories in a whimsical land sounds like a truly memorable experience. Creating those memories with loved ones makes the adventure even more special. Picture the joy and laughter as you explore this magical place together. It's a wonderful opportunity to connect and bond over captivating narratives.

Beautiful park. I went last night with my daughter and grandchildren. Plenty of rides, and the lights were fantastic. Staff were friendly and helpful, but the young lady at the teacups was our favorite! Super kind and her smile was contagious. Definitely will be back next Christmas season!

I'm very disappointed that I never got a call back from the OWNER like I requested. If you're going to change your policies from no expiration dates on your tickets to not only having expiration dates, but on top of it, making it very restrictive, with black out dates etc then expect that there will be some unhappy customers, and come up with something to make them happy. That is if you care about Customer Service. Please don't talk to me about it not being fair to make exceptions for people. You ultimately want your patrons to return and you want to have high customer satisfaction. In order to do that, you need to find ways to appease unsatisfied customers. Turning a deaf ear to issues that are brought up by many, will inevitably harm you as a business. You should never be okay hearing from a patron that they will never come back to your park!! I respect rules, but if rules create families having negative experiences at your facility and will probably never return, then it's time to reevaluate your rules.

What a fun place for little kids! We came on a rainy/cloudy day so the park was completely empty and we had no lines. I think the kids need to be 2-5 to really enjoy this place. Many of the rides had 36" height requirements. With that said, our 1.5 yo toddlers found a bunch of rides they liked. The food is bad. They have a ton of options for kids but for adults, i would recommend packing your own picnic/lunch. They have ice cream, funnel cake, etc if you're looking for a treat. Overall, had a great time here! They host birthday parties - looked super cute.

Storybook Land had been on my radar for over a year, but we just didn't have time to prioritize it. Then, a friend gave us a ticket for my son's birthday gift, so we finally visited this September. The park is very clean, safe, and kid-friendly. I appreciate the greenery and it was incredible how many hanging baskets of impatients they had! It added such floral color and cheeriness to the park, but what work and expense to buy and maintain (for those unfamiliar, impatients are annuals so they need to be re-bought each year). Anyway, my mom friend and I admired and were impressed by this thoughtful detail. I was angry to be misled at the snack shop when told the fries are NOT batter dipped before paying $8 for them, only to be given BATTER DIPPED fries! They honestly deserve to lose a star for this but above mentioned flowers canceled out this perturbance. But BEWARE THEY SELL BATTER DIPPED FRIES and we had a gluten-intolerant child in our party so that's dangerous and a liability to misinform customers! The rides were all animals, cartoons, or other kinds of kid themes, bright colors, and eye-catching. The rides entertained our party of 4 kids, age 5-12, and they went on all of them as a group. Even the most intense rides (and I was a little surprised at the drop tower type ride, and the speed of the roller coaster) were fun for our younger ones, thrilling, frankly. As part of admission in the fall, we got to do a hay maze, and decorate a free pumpkin with face stickers, a nice touch. All the staff I encountered were friendly (though food service was misinformed), and the roller coaster guy let the kids ride consecutively a few rounds as long as no one new wanted to get on. Pretty sweet! All in all a great day with friends in a fun place!

There are so many great things to say about this place. Parking is free! Admission is affordable! The park is the cleanest park you will ever go to. The landscaping makes me jealous that my yard isn't as beautiful. Food prices are a little high for what you get but still way cheaper than the other amusement parks. We also don't come for the food and there is the option to bring your own. The staff is friendly and well organized. The lines for the rides move really fast. All the rides feel safe and are also very clean. I'm beyond impressed with Storybook Land. The whole park seems to be shaded so you're not roasting in the sun. Even the bathrooms were spotless. I can't say enough about how much we enjoyed it here. It's my second time here this year and our sons 5th. Season passes for us next year is a no brainer. What a pleasant day at a pleasant place surrounded by pleasant people.

I went there with my 2 daughters and 5 nephews and they loved it. They were able to experience everything even my one year old got the chance to ride and be part of it.

We went back to Story Book Land this past weekend. My oldest Grandchild is now 4 and the youngest is only 1. The older Grandchild had a fantastic time. She is at the age now that she absolutely loves all the rides and had a fantastic time. The 1 year old liked the carousel and one or two other rides. They have a small water area for the kids. It consists of small water fountains that the kids like, and perfect on a hot day. So bring a towel. You can also have birthday parties there and bring in coolers with food, drinks and have a picnic if you want. Tickets are cheaper if you buy them online, but if you want a discount for senior citizens, military, police, EMT then you need to purchase at the door. I think you save $ 3.00 per ticket so I would suggest to compare prices online and at door with discount to see which is cheaper, but it is reasonably priced I think. Parking is free. I would recommend this and have to anyone with smaller children, I would say under 10 maybe as the rides and activities are geared for a younger crowd. The park is shady, extremely well maintained and staff is very friendly. We did go to their Christmas event two years ago and it was beautiful. Halloween is supposed to be excellent too but we have not done that but will I'm sure we will at some point. Hope this review helps. Have an amazing time

I always thought Storybook land was one of those off-brand, knock off type of Amusement parks; somewhere between a pop up carnival/fair and something like Sesame Place, but I was actually really pleasantly surprised by the bang for our buck. If you've happened to read my review on Six Flags Great Adventure, or as I call it, WAIT for Adventure, you'd know that I am NOT a fan of amusement parks, by and large. The prices, the lines, the outrageous prices, the parking, THE JAW DROPPING PRICES...but Storybook land actually delivered some actual fun for the price of admission. Full disclosure, I have a 3 year old, and she loved every second, as this park is definitely skewed more toward the younger crowd. We went on a Sunday, mid afternoon, and were able to get on EVERY SINGLE RIDE, and even my daughters favorite rides (Bubbles The Dragon rollercoaster!) MULTIPLE times. Most of the rides have a height limit of 36 inches, which is right about the size of your average 3-4 year old, and there are a few rides for slightly older kids, so I'd say you're good to go here if you've got anyone from 3-10. There were plenty of rides; some decent, some pretty lame, but like I mentioned, if your kids do find a handful that they like, they shouldn't have a problem riding them again and again. Parking is free in the attached lot, so that's a bonus as well. The only knocks are the "attractions;" like the Sleeping Beauty house, or the Alice in Wonderland maze, or the 3 bears cottage....they were just super lame, OLD animatronic crap. They couldn't even keep my 3 years old attention for 5 seconds. The food, while you can order ahead of time on an app, is severely overpriced junk. I think a hotdog was like $6. That's insane. We decided to skip eating overpriced, reheated concession crap, and just hit one of the many spots along the main drag as we were leaving. We will definitely be back, as I would go to this place 1 billion times before I'd go to Six Flags

A wonderful amusement park for kids under 8ish (depending on your kid!) My 6 and 8 year olds still love it because of its attention to detail! Storybookland is always well shaded in the summer, and the rides are adorable. There are also stations with different nursery rhyme dioramas. The food game here is a bit weaker than the traditional amusement park, so most people bring in their own food and eat on one of the many picnic tables. The employees are very friendly. Don't forget to bring quarters to get food for the goats and deer! Free parking out front.

If there's a textbook type of amusement park that's perfect for little ones/toddlers, this is it. First off, this place is manageable - meaning it's not too big and not too small. You don't feel like your feet are going to fall apart when you walk around even on a scorching hot day. Second, this place is quaint and well landscaped. That means a reasonable amount of shade, seating and also well managed so that everything feels logical. It's not like some parks that are overly focused on the action oriented rides, they take care to keep to the nursery tale theme and do a great job with it. Third, the experience is always fun in that you don't spend so much time waiting on long lines or dealing with oppressive crowds. Lastly, the staff here is very friendly and professional. They also do a good job of keeping things moving quickly. They do have some fun experiences and even the one little roller coaster is pretty good for little kids. I would absolutely recommend this park for those between 3-6 years old especially. It's about as good of a park as you can ask for both the little ones and parents alike. There's a good reason why this place gets so many good reviews ... this clean and well-kept park deserves every compliment it gets!

This park was perfect for my 2 year old son! It was clean and beautifully landscaped. Shockingly, parking is free! All of the workers we encountered were helpful and friendly! My son had a wonderful time on the rides with no wait times! Our only regret is that we arrived on a very hot day, and therefore cut our visit short due to the heat. We look forward to returning soon'

An amazing park! Very clean, great staff, and something for everyone. We had so much fun. Definitely worth the trip!

What a great place! Clean, fun and well worth the money! My granddaughters and I had the time of our life!

The park was immaculate, the staff friendly and kind to all and especially the kids in our group! The young lady inthe caboose was w onderful as she had to deal with a problem hotdog appliance. Reasonable in price and well worth the cost. A great day was had by all. Thank you jimO'Rourke and Kathy O'Rourke

This little spot is AMAZING!!!! Beautiful grounds, super clean and loads of fun for the entire family!!! The kids aged 3 and 5 are having the best time and the parents are enjoying all of the shade and benches. The rides are so much fun! No long long lines. We will definitely be returning!!!!!

I'm remiss that I didn't know about this place all the times we took our little one to AC or down to the shore. Storybook Land is seriously a gem and a dream for a toddler parent who can be assured that their toddler can have space to run around safely and ride every single attraction! We even achieved a milestone of having her ride her first amusement park ride by herself! While yes the characters and displays are completely outdated and borderline racially and ethnically offensive and I don't know if PETA would approve the well-being of some of the animals, the place has been kept impeccably clean and well preserved. We visited during COVID and the staff were meticulous in spraying down every seat used and having riders alternate sitting every other seat to ensure the disinfectant had time to dry. I would recommend this place to any families with toddlers 100%!

One of the last bastions of innocence for kids and their parents. This is an affordable amusement park based on the classic Grimm fairy tales. It has a sweetness and charm about it. Best for kids aged 7 and under. Started sometime in the 1950s this local favorite feels more like a homegrown project started by a loving father that grew into a proper amusement park. It's not as big as Disney where you need to plan for days to do everything. It's doesn't have the cramped chaos of Chuck E Cheese or Dave and Buster where there is a money grab around every corner. The people that work there were all friendly, polite and happy. For one set price you can ride all the rides. Plenty of trees shield you from the sun. Lines are short if any. All rides are kid-sized so kids can ride everything. There are also vending machines for drinks and one restaurant for a snack or lunch with kid favorites like mac and cheese and chicken tenders. The gift shop is also reasonably priced. My friend's 6-year old twins from out of town rode every ride twice and absolutely loved it. They told us this was the best day they've ever had despite having been to Orlando, Six Flags and Disney cruises. Excellent place to spend a day. Kids will be satisfied, parents won't be overly tired, and you'll have money leftover to grab a nice bottle of wine on your way home.

Family owned. Been here since I was a kid during the Kennedy administration (and before). Living nearby, when my daughter was young, I'd get a season pass each year. I have a stack of about 12 of them. We would stop by for an hour or for a day. With little kids you can easily spend a whole day trying all the rides, having lunch, snacks, ice cream, and not be bored. You might be tired though. The place has plenty of attractions and rides for all young ages. From very simple fascinating scenes like the Three Little Pigs House, to Sleeping Beauty, to the long time Shoe House. My daughter loved to ride the "flower pots" (small Ferris wheel), the Olde Cars (Model T cars on a track), the roller coaster (kid size), the big slide, and all the other attractions. I honestly just loved to walk along with her on the sidewalk paths beneath the tall shade trees. The place is immaculate and the grounds are kept in beautiful condition. Even on hot days, it was a nice walk in the shade. And if it is really super hot, there is now a water play area with a soft outdoor floor. My daughter is grown now and I really miss being able to take her to "Book Land" and she called it. However she will still go with me to see the millions of Christmas lights there on December nights. That's also a great, but dress warm for that.

Awesome day today at Storybook Land, hot weather and all! We love the park's theme, and the kids love the rides and the little water section they have to get cooled off in. Not to mention touching the North Pole! It is a really fun park for kids under ten or anyone who still loves the fairy tales/children stories we all love and remember. The pizza and waffle fries were hot and delicious, and the chicken tenders were tasty, too. If you are in NJ, I highly recommend this gem :0)

Our 1.5 year old loved it, we went mid week in August and it wasn't overly crowded. He loved the train ride. We didn't use the water play area but it didn't seem like there was a lot to do there anyway. I felt bad for the animals they have on display, it was hot and they just looked unhappy. Overall I would recommend it for young children.

We loved the place. It was our first time to visit this park, and I'm glad we did. Most of the rides are for younger kids, but there were rides that are comfortable enough for adults to ride with their kids. The place was magical. All the staff we've encountered were very nice. The food needs a lot of improvement. However, the funnel cake was really good! Too bad they didn't sell cotton candy. Would love to come back to this place again.

This place is a really cute place to take the kids. My daughter who is 3 really enjoyed herself and had a blast. The rides cater more towards older children which was a little bit of a downer but she was easily distracted by running into the little houses and hearing the stories and running through the card maze. The food was absolutely delicious. Normally food at these types of places are just meh but not here. We had pulled pork sandwiches that were yummy. This place is an hour and a half away from me so I wouldn't drive that distance just for here but if in the area I'd definitely stop by again. I was over charged in the gift shop. I was charged for something I didn't purchase and didn't notice until I got home. I called and they were very nice and professional and refunded me the amount. I definitely recommend trying this place if you are in the area.

Way overpriced,very brief park,for the prices they charge it should more elaborate than this place!

Storybook land was clean and not crowded. We were able to do every ride in 4 hours. Great for ages 3 to 8 years old. We will return

Love Storybook Land. I can remember coming here on my class trip in kindergarten. Things have not changed much since my visit. I only gave three stars because they offer no discounts for adults. Even those who do not rise must pay the full price to enter. The park is a fun, wholesome way to spend the day with your kids. I went with my seven year old daughter, her friend and my friend. We went from open to close as it was $100 for the four of us. We did pack our own lunch which saved us a few dollars. The kids had a ton of fun and there were a few rides for the adults. We purchased out tickets on line so $100 was the discount price. Nice, clean park with storybook themed rides. Mostly for children under ten years old. We enjoyed ourselves and so did the kids. We just wish it was more affordable so we could visit more then once per year.

I grew up in Ventnor and I vividly remember coming here all the time from my childhood.. I took my niece here for the very first time and she loved it as much as I did back then so special to share that with her.

My first FIVE STAR REVIEW EVER. Yes that's right. FIVE STARS for Storybook Land! What an amazing, wonderful, fantastic experience here! First off - I have to talk about the staff. These kids (yes I sound like I am 90 years old - but they are high school and college age and I am over 40 so I can call them "kids") are the absolute nicest, kindest, most professional staff I have ever been around. Hats off to whomever hires and trains them - so polite and professional and helpful. I cannot say enough about all of the staff here. Second - the park itself is immaculate - so clean and well kept. It is mind blowing how clean it is - no trash anywhere - everything scrubbed down and completely sanitized and freshly taken care of. Really shows how much time and effort they spend on cleaning and maintaining the park. Third - it is adorable. The rides, the park, the attractions - perfect for the little ones. We had a 6, a 4 and a 3 and they were the perfect ages. Everything is tailored for the little guys - and ours enjoyed every ride! Fourth - it is just a FANTASTIC hidden gem. Free parking, $30 admission, great food options, super fun rides, a splash pad and just so much fun. I cannot say enough about it and we will absolutely be back!!!!!!

I had booked my four year old daughters birthday party here without visiting in person and took a chance based on the photos and reviews. I was looking for an outdoor party with tons of things for kids to do, a splash pad area and a nice place to share a good meal with family and friends. I am so happy to say that the birthday party far exceeded my expectations. The atmosphere is amazing. The artwork and some statues are of yesteryear but they are stunning and charming works of art. The trees are mature and almost feel like they're hugging you, it's so friendly. It's great having lots of shaded area so that your not baking in the sun. The grounds are beautifully kept and maintained, greenery and flowers everywhere, everything is painted and polished. The garbages are clean and not overflowing like other kids places. The bathrooms were IMMACULATE and right across from the Birthday area which was perfect. The birthday cake area is the most charming little nook that was perfect for 9 kids and friends and family. Who doesn't want to have a party under a giant birthday cake! There are 3 round tables, plenty of seating and other white tables available for food and cake set up. I feel like parties with about 15 children would be perfect for this size area. The area is also fenced off so toddlers don't have the opportunity to wander off and everyone stays together. Our host Elaina was excellent. She hustled when I asked for things, helped get our stuff out the car, helped the stuff back in the car, took our food orders, ran back and forth for drinks and was pleasant the entire time. She gave TOP NOTCH customer service. She was super friendly and by the end of it she made it seem like we were FAMILY. The pizzas were great, thin crust and yummy. They were made fresh at a pizzeria and kept hot and yummy for the kids. Once the party time was over we enjoyed all the attractions. There was so many areas the kids enjoyed. The splash pad was their favorite and the mist under the lighthouse was refreshing. There was so much to do and we didn't even get to everything. My 4 year old and 9 year old had a blast! We drove 2 1/2 hrs and it was well worth it! We can't wait to go back for their special events. The price was very reasonable as far as birthday parties go. Near NY the price for something similar is nearly double! I kinda don't want anyone else to know how amazing this place was. It definitely my new best kept secret! You can tell the place is run by a family for families. Thank you storybook land for keeping a little piece of magic alive for my family. BEST DAY EVER!

We were vacationing in Long Beach Island and needed something to do. You can only go to the beach a few days with a 4 year old and 1 year old. We were told about this place and decided to check it out. I was concerned there would be nothing to do for my 1 year old. I was definitely wrong in that assumption. The park is immaculate and little kid friendly. Plenty of tree coverings so the kids don't get sun burned and there's plenty of shade! Thumbs up! The place is so clean and well kept. The staff is friendly and so helpful!! My older daughter tripped and skinned her elbow. The wonderful woman at the first aid station gave me a choice of band aid sizes and neosporin! Truly a save for this mama who didn't have bandaids in her bag. The park is the perfect size for kids to explore without being too overwhelming. You can bring your own lunch but there's plenty of options for kids and adults while not breaking the bank. The admission is so reasonable! $30 and kids under 2 are free. My 1 year old went on the Ferris wheel, carousel and car ride. My 4 year old was running from ride to ride. I would highly recommend going here! We will definitely be back for next trip!

I've been trying to find a outdoor kiddie playground(neighborhood parks are always crowded on sunny days cause is free) that's not overly crowded for quite some times now. Somehow I saw Storybook Land on FB during their early bird specials. Unfortunately, at that time, I wasn't considering going because it is a 2 hour and 10 minutes drive for round trip from where I live. After reading reviews on Yelp, I decided to go since it says toddler friendly. I purchase 3 tickets online: me, hubby, and our 2 year old(1 and under is free) daughter. It is a little cheaper online and you don't need to print, just bring in your smart phone, and you are good to go. Oh yeah, free parking is definitely a BONUS. Oh boy, the reviews definitely didn't disappoint! When we push through the gate, children music welcome us to the park. As we walk to the Ferris wheel, we saw lots of cartoon characters, even the trash cans and the water fountain are cartoon too. We tried the dino ride, the elephant ride, J&J railroad, candycane express, teacup twirl, feed the goats, etc. There are a few rides that she is not tall enough to get on. But there is still plenty of fun for our 2 year old. We try to get on as many rides as possible but since we got there at 3 and the park closes at 5, we didn't try everything.

This was my first time back to the park since I was a child about 30 years ago. This time I got to be the parent who gets to see their kids absolutely fall in love with this place. I can't believe how well this place is maintained, and how similar yet different it looks. Completely surpassed all expectations and my kids loved it so much we will have to go back next year. Keep up the good work.

Wow, Storybook Land will always bring up sweet, sweet memories of my son growing up. A wonderful, enchanting place to bring anyone actually young & old. Just the other day I was looking @ photos of my son & my best friends children enjoying Storybook Land. Watching the dad's squeezing into the kiddie rides along with the kids especially funny. But the most magical & delightful time to visit is Christmas time visiting with santa, mrs claus & the elves!! ‍

Storybook land is a great theme park for little kids. It's not much money, and you don't have to pay for every ride it self.

This place exceeded our expectations. It was well maintained and clean. The rides were fun for our two and four year olds. It's well shaded and there are water bottle refilling stations inside the dining hall. The staff were all friendly and kind. We would go again. The food was expensive but it's nice that they allow you to bring your own food into the park. But if you do purchase food, get the chicken strips - they were delicious! This place was great!

I have been bring my son here since he was 2, now 7 and loves it. Park has lots of trees that provide shady during hot summer days. Small water feature is best for younger children. Christmas lights are also a must.

My mother and I took my two year old goddaughter to Storybook Land today. This amusement park is completely catered to children (likely under the age of 10). It is family friendly and quaint (no smoking, small rides, short lines, etc.). Cute decorations for the holidays. For two and under, admittance is free. Otherwise, it is 27.50 dollars per person. This is fine--I am happy to pay for the upkeep of the rides, a good environment for the animals who live there, and for working exhibits. However, for the amount the park cost, the premises was poorly maintained. While the rides were well-kept and the staff was very kind and professional (that is to say, no safety concerns!), the animals' cages were quite dirty and small. Additionally, the little storybook houses often didn't work, and when my goddaughter pressed the buttons, nothing happened, or the mannequin fell over. As I said, definitely no safety concerns here. Perhaps it was the time of year (post-Thanksgiving rush), but I would think that that would mean it is in better condition! I think for the price, the overall park premises could have been in better condition.

Such a cute place for the little ones. So much to do. My 2 was able to do almost everything. I think they just couldn't do the hickory dock ride. There are cute stories throughout the park, igloo where they can go inside, lil school houses with tables and chairs to sit on, a big slide, a maze, and of course, rides! The lines were not long at all. I think the longest I waited was about 5 minutes and it was for the car that was on tracks. The other rides were pretty much hop one. Word of advice for anyone that gets nauseous on rides....avoid the turtle twirl. That thing spins and spins and really whips you around. I couldn't get up after the ride. Lol. Oh gosh, old age! As for the food, I was surprised on how good it actually was for a theme park. We enjoyed juicy chicken strips, pizza, and fries. And, they weren't bad on prices either. Storybook Land, I will see you in the near future!!

Fantastic family destination for children 10 years and under! Super clean, lots of shade, best young staff members I've ever encountered! Great rides, great attention to safety, everything keeps moving. The admission fee means no fumbling with tickets. Very family oriented with really nice families all throughout the park. Highly, most highly recommended! And I want to repeat, best young staff members ever!

Surprise! This is a very nice park for kids to go to. Went to AC for a few days with kids and this is about 15 minutes away from Atlantic City and I could say it's a very nice place to take younger children too. There's a lot of rides for them to go on a lot of stories for them to see in real time not just in books. Never knew this place was here but I can actually say it's worth going for younger kids- prices fair, picnic area,snack stands, they even got a goat who pulls up his own food on a pulley! Re live the stories we all remember when we were kids Hours 10-530 and about $25 per to get in. They should advertise more in NY area https://tickets.storybookland.com/webstore/shop/viewItems.aspx?cg=tickets&c=GA

Went here in 2019 summertime. I'm not sure if my daughter had more fun... or the parents . Cool rides, rollercoaster is a blast for kids and adults. Definitely go back again. Funnel cake was good.

We took two (almost 24 month olds,) and one (three 1/2 year old ) children here one morning midweek. We were very pleasantly surprised to note the cleanliness and brightly painted feel of this spot. It also provides much needed shade from beautiful tall trees that are part of the setting for this lovely park. The rides are perfect for ages 2-6!! You can probably push it to 8 to 10 at most!! Our kiddies loved the flying dragon, the carousel, the train and so many others!! The bubble house, is a treat you spot along the way, as you take the train ride. Many things to do and a lot of areas to stop and put a stroller or take a break. Very thoughtful of family needs. You cannot go wrong with choosing this little gem for making some memories with your children!! I felt it was much less stressful than boardwalk style amusements. For young children it is a perfect choice!

For the price it's not bad at all. The ticket pays for all the rides. I went with my daughter and family to view the tree lighting ceremony and it was absolutely beautiful! You have to stay until it gets dark because the decorations are lit and it makes the whole atmosphere more magical!

Storybook land has an outstanding Christmas display! We came on the last day of the season, the line was long but well worth the wait. The place is perfect for younger ones. We brought our two girls and they had a blast! The lines for the rides weren't as bad as the line to get in. I highly recommend coming for the Christmas display and to see Santa. However, make sure to bundle the kids up as the rides are all outdoors. Everything was reasonably priced as well as concessions. We will be making this a yearly thing.

This place brings our child's story books to life and adds a ton of interactive exhibits from just about every storybook character I can name. The lines were quick at all the rides and this made our experience even better. We stopped in the Caboose to warm up and buy a couple of hot chocolates. 25 minutes later...the employee there was moving at a snails pace and several people stepped out of line because they were tired of waiting. Maybe add another employee. Feeding the animals was a nice treat. Our little one loved seeing the reindeer this close to Christmas. Next time we are in the area, we will make it a point to visit again!

I can barely write this review without crying - Storybook Land is as wonderful as I remembered as a kid, and taking my daughter filled my heart to the tippy-top. I went to Storybook Land as a kid with my parents a couple of times a year and was totally, completely mesmerized by it. Even then it was "dated," but to me it added to the charm. I always felt like I was truly going into another world while I was there. Fast forward 25ish years and I'm taking my own daughter there. I was SO nervous on the drive over that it would be in terrible disrepair, that it would spoil my own memories, that she would wonder why we even went. Imagine my delight when I realized it was, in some ways, better! All of the storybook houses that I could clearly recall were still there. Many appear to have the same functionality they always have - some don't move when you press the button, instead playing a story or music, but to be fair, I don't know if this is disrepair - maybe they never moved? A few of the scenes are a little dusty or worn looking, but there are plenty that look like they've just recently been spruced up. We went for the holidays and there were adorable little updates to each scene to make them holiday-festive! Even better, there were new rides that my daughter just loved. She is 36" tall and could ride all but one thing (though I had to be with her on some). To me, that's a great success! The rides were genuinely fun and she was hooting and hollering. She is absolutely fearless and always wants to go faster and higher - the swings and rollercoaster truly delighted her. It was the Sunday before Thanksgiving and it felt like we had the park to ourselves - though there was a crowd of at least 50 when Santa waved his magic wand to turn on the lights (don't miss this! I cried!), we walked up to nearly every ride with no one in front of us, and rode many of them two or three times in a row without getting off. It felt like a safe place for my daughter to have a self-guided experience, and she ran from ride to attraction a few dozen paces ahead of me, really enjoying that everything was at her height, accessible and something she could touch and enjoy. Imagine doing that with a toddler at Six Flags! The Christmas displays are just charming. They really go all-out and there are lights everywhere - it is so quaint and cozy. It feels very whimsical and magical. Santa's house is so charming and there was NO line to meet him when we went. You can meet him whether you're taking a photo or not, but the photos are only $10! Cheapest I've heard of. Santa and Mrs. Claus spent real time with my daughter, asking her good questions, and she got a cute Christmas ring even though she didn't get a photo. When we went into a dining room to warm up, the prices were so reasonable! $5.95 for a large fry that 2 adults and a toddler had trouble finishing, $1.99 for a milk. Totally normal, non-theme-park prices! The staff varied from just "not a problem" (a lot of teenage/college men running rides who seemed content just to do their jobs -which was fine!) to truly spectacular. The woman who ran the smaller dragon ride said, "I tell people I work in a Hallmark movie!" It's true! Go visit this Hallmark movie of a destination!

I would like to start by saying I was reluctant to write this review because I have been to Storybook Land many times (when I was young and later with my children) and always had such a great time! It's a wonderful, enchanting and magical place--perfect for small children. BUT last night we went with my husband, children and grandchildren to experience Christmas at Storybook Land and celebrate my bday and it was simply not so magical! While the lights were really beautiful, the staff are great and the park is clean, overall it was not a good experience! First, all parking lots for the park were full when we arrived and we had to park a half a mile away (we would have left but we had 2 children waiting all week for this experience and the rest of our family were waiting for us in the park), so we just walked the half mile and hoped it was worth it--it was not. When we entered the park it was so crowded we could hardly move and the lines for the rides were ridiculous--you had to wait SO long in the cold with small children for rides that last a couple minutes and forget seeing Santa unless you want to spend your whole visit waiting in line. Needless to say we did not see Santa and we gave up on the rides--could only do 2 in 2 hours and by then the kids/everyone were too cranky to continue, so we went to get something to eat and that was not great either--it was packed/it took forever to get somewhere to sit down and it was overpriced. By the end of the visit we had 4 children who were so disappointed-adults too and everyone was less than happy and ready to leave. Although we usually don't complain about prices (the $30 per person we paid seemed reasonable when we bought the tickets plus small children are free) but considering the experience we had, it was overpriced! I think this could be a really enjoyable experience for all if the park limited the number of guests per day--it's just not fair to sell so many tickets that most cannot truly enjoy themselves!

this place was great. smooth run operation. parking easy. tickets easy. tons of staff around asking to help. everything was clean. this place was great. kid had a blast. *print out tickets ahead of time *grab a map *order food with the qr code. much faster than the line.

I have to tell you, things have changed. Came a few weekends ago for Christmas. Got there at 2:15 (park opened at 2) and it was JAM PACKED. Got in after waiting for about 25 minutes in line. Went right to Santa. The line was wrapped around the park (Santa had just started at 2pm). We stood in the exact same spot for 39 minutes. I mean, we did not move. We finally got out of line to ride the rides because we realized that we would be spending our entire time here in line. We agreed to attempt Santa again later. The ride lines were absolutely ridiculous. Disney level wait times. Which is baffling because I came here as a child and I've been bringing my own children for the past few years, and it has never been like this. We tried to get hot chocolate at the train at one point, but again the line was wrapped around the park. The real downer is when we went to have dinner. Santa just lit the park so we made a beeline to the cafe to eat. Again, long lines and only 1 person working the register. Unacceptable. We ordered and were forced to sit outside in the cold. There was no seating at all inside. They removed a bunch of booths and tables during covid and have never replaced them. We waited over an hour for food (fun times with 2 small children). When we finally received it, things were wrong and items were missing. I had to go back in numerous times for the missing items and no one cared. I'm still missing an order of fries and a pizza. Unbelievable. By the time I got back out my food was frozen from being in the cold. $100 later we were freezing and still hungry. Fine, let's do a few more rides and attempt Santa again. Nope. Crazy long line yet again. So we left. Unfortunately we will not be back. They need to do better. If people are forced to eat outside in the freezing cold, invest in heaters. Also, have more than one place to eat. It's a recipe for disaster. And no, the other place with 4 booths doesn't count. Also, the Santa process needs to be regulated. I love that he spends so much time with the children, but there's a long line. Keep it moving. Also if we are sticking with Covid restrictions for dining, then let's go back to keeping the park at capacity. It's unenjoyable and unfortunately that will be our last visit.

It's a kids dream come true .....it's a fantasy land made up of characters that come to life as you walk and ride ur way through