Adventure City Anaheim: A Practical Visit Guide

Adventure City offers rides, a petting farm, an arcade, a climbing wall and a theater. The ride lineup includes the Freeway Coaster, Rewind Racers, Carousel, Drop Zone and Adventure City Express Train.

The park opened in 1994 as an expansion of Hobby City, a nearby collection of novelty shops and museums. Its compact mix of rides and other attractions gives families several kinds of activities to consider while planning their visit. For another Anaheim museum visit, see what to know about MUZEO’s exhibitions and hours.

Operating dates and hours vary, so check the official site before you go. The park’s calendar is the place to confirm whether it will be open on your chosen date and to check that day’s hours.

Opening hours

• Saturday and Sunday: 11 AM–7 PM
• Monday to Friday: closed

Last checked November 2026. Hours can change on holidays and for special events.

Adventure City’s FAQ gives admission as $32.95 for guests aged 1 and up; the ticket includes unlimited use of rides, shows and most attractions.

Infants 12 months and younger do not need a ticket, while all other guests do. The Rock Wall and Arcade require a Fun Card for a separate fee. The park says it does not offer yearly passes.

Same-day tickets are subject to availability, and sales end one hour before closing. Keep ride height rules in mind: the Freeway Coaster requires riders to be at least 36 inches tall with a responsible companion, or 42 inches to ride alone. Rewind Racers requires 39 inches with an adult or 48 inches to ride alone.

Adventure City is at 1238 South Beach Blvd, between Ball Road and Cerritos Avenue in Anaheim. Parking is free, and the park says the parking area is a short distance from the main entrance.

If you plan to drive, use the address to set your route and allow time to park and enter. The park warns that operating hours may change and that rides or attractions may close; these conditions do not qualify for compensation or a refund.

Children must be accompanied by an adult to enter. Check height requirements before setting expectations for particular rides, especially if you’re visiting with children of different ages.

You can bring your own motorized or non-motorized wheelchair. The park also rents non-motorized all-day wheelchairs in limited quantities. Single- and double-seat strollers are available to rent at the entrance; park strollers cannot leave the park and are not intended for infants. All-day lockers are available just inside the park at the stroller-rental location for $5.

Outside food and drinks are not allowed, except bottled water, baby formula or food, and food for guests with special dietary needs. Coolers are not allowed. Same-day hand-stamp re-entry lets you leave for lunch and return.

Only trained service dogs are permitted. Service animals may be restricted from some rides and attractions. The park says it will most likely remain open in rainy weather, but heavy rain may temporarily close some rides; it does not offer rain refunds or rain checks.

Knott’s Berry Farm is another amusement park in the area, located in Buena Park at 8039 Beach Blvd. If you’re comparing parks for your Anaheim trip, you can read about planning a visit to Knott’s Berry Farm from Anaheim.

Adventure City is about a 10-minute drive from Kona Inn Motel Anaheim. That gives you a simple travel-time reference when fitting the park into your stay.