scandia

This is a great place for mini golf..the other location up in Victorville ca is not as great as this one..it also has a roller coster..it's not scarey but little one sight think so..

We went during the week and only played mini-golf, paid for unlimited which made for good value and entertainment for the afternoon. We will be going back to play again. We would of used the batting cages but this was very expensive, shame they don't do unlimited baseball during quiet times.

SCANDIA! Great miniature golf course. Bumper boats, gocarts, roller coasters, and video games all with the carny/coney style scare factor. This is not your big California amusement park. On our recent Friday night trip to Scandia the place was empty, barely anyone was there. The staff of teenagers were were not the most helpful bunch. We were the only people on the roller coaster, and when we got off wanted to go again, but two people were in line, the roller coaster had 5 cars. The staff member told the four of us we would have to get off and walk back around to get on the coaster again, because there was a line. Some of the rides were shutdown, we observed that if you want to ride a ride, you need to find a staff member and ask them to open the ride for you, so that you can go on it. Which is kinda weird and ridiculous. This seemed so bizarre and comedic that it really made the experience. I'd never go back for the rides, but the minigolf is cool.

Took the grandkids out for the afternoon and they wanted to go to Scandia to play miniature golf. Had no idea what to expect. The golf area has two courses which are decorative and fun, but the surface needs some work on some holes. After golf the kids wanted to go on some rides, so for the next 3 hours we sat and watched them have fun. Food, batting cages, and video games are available.

I only played the mini golf courses here. I haven't played any of the other attractions. It's definitely a top tier course. I've come here several times from San Diego. This is a great place to play, definitely worth the trip.

I haven't been here in years, and I don't think I will be running back any time soon. I took my son and his friend here to have a fun time, though they did...for the price of an all access pass for rides and golf is ok. $25. But they don't open until noon even in the summer time. The place is dirty. Almost every table I sat at had dried spilled something on it or ants feeding on left over wrappers or crumbs. We got there when it opened & it was like this. You'd think they would wipe the tables down or at least take a hose to everything to be clean. But what really made me mad was the girl working the bumper boats. My son was in line with other kids, for what felt like forever. Not too busy either so I was wondering what the deal was. Some kids had just got off, but then she didn't let more on & stood to talk to the other guy working the go-carts. So I asked her if the kids were going to get on any time soon & she said "I am taking a break"...I was floored. They just opened at 12.. It was 3:30. I said well these kids have been waiting to go on, don't you rest when the are on the ride? She said no. Um, I am pretty sure there is nothing to do for 3 mins when the kids are on the ride. The day was hot & it just bugged that she was so concerned about her break, than her job. Meanwhile kids are standing in the sun waiting to have fun. So I found the manager to complain. After she just walked away to go ask about her break. Unbelievable. Some people are so lazy these days. The other moms said she had like 3 breaks since they were sitting there before I even walked up. The poor maintenance man had to run the ride two separate times before another kid came to work it. At one point I found a semi-clean table to sit at & the area smelled like throw up. Just gross. I'd rather spend the money & go to a real amusement park.

Came here after dinner to celebrate my brother-in-law's birthday.Scandia offers mini-Golf, Arcades, Race Cars, Bumper Boats, and BaseballThe parking lot and exterior of the place is actually a little scary looking, especially when it gets dark. Maybe they need more lighting or something. We were kind of confused where we were supposed to pay. We actually had to go inside and pay at the concession area. We paid to play a round of miniature golf. "Unlimited Golf Pass" VIP (48" & over) = $10.95 per personAfter paying, they put a wrist band on you. After we went out to the back, there was no one there to give us our balls and golf clubs. The place felt understaffed and my husband's cousin was even joking that the original girl who rang us up probably had to change her hat and then come to the back window to help us.There are two courses for mini-golf with 18 holes. From far away, it looked like a cute course, but once you start playing, you start noticing all the bad.The courses had a lot of debris all over (pine cones, pine needles, leaves etc). All of us were complaining that ball wouldn't roll probably since it had all that stuff in the way.We also noticed that once you get the ball in the hole and went to pick your ball up, it's soaking wet! I also noticed another reviewer mention the same thing. The balls were also getting stuck inside the house after you putted the ball in there. So after golf, we decided to play some games. I glanced at a few and it looks like there was dried up ice cream and candy inside some of the machines. (gag... where is my antibacterial!?!) I didn't even bother going to their restroom and decided to hold it until we got home. My husband and I have played mini-golf at other places, but Scandia is probably one we won't return to.

Not much to like, to much $ $ and not enough of anything, machines were run down like the whole place a bit worn and no makeup could cover it up enough.

A nice clean well run park for families with kids, that won't leave you bankrupt. Nice well maintained rides and bargain prices compared to the big socal parks.

A friend that lives in nearby Rancho Cucamonga recommended this Scandinavian-themed park, so we headed over on a Saturday. The good news is that the rides are above-average quality (say, slightly better than your average county fair), the miniature golf course is kind of challenging and a good way to consume time, and the food is serviceable. The bad news is that each ride didn't have its own operator, which is quite inconvenient. Scandia was not crowded, but if a ride operator has to shut down a ride to go work another, the net result is waiting up to 20 minutes for a ride. In the blazing heat. Since it was our first time there, we didn't know if that was standard operating procedure, but if it was, then it is not worth the price of admission. Other than this, I think the park has the potential to become a major attraction. I don't know why I never noticed it from the 15 freeway after all these years. Yes, the all-day pass for adults may seem kind of expensive, but compared to any other one-day ticket at another park (Knott's, Disneyland, etc.), it's a fairly good value. Just not as good as Adventure City in Buena Park.

We were headed to Chuck E Cheese, we passed Scandia on the freeway more than once and decided to check it out instead as our girls are getting older. The arcade isn't special at all, there has been some sort of water damage, so its humid and dank. Outdoors they have several midway rides similar to those that you would find at the LA County Fair, not bad at all. Not too pricey but not a deal either. The outside is considerably better than the interior. We did not play golf, the course is moderately cute. They have food, we didn't dare, they have drinks, we passed. They have a roller coaster, we were nonplussed. Meh

Only 3 tokens for a dollar,no wristbands on weekdays,food cost way to much,tickets 1.25 each need 5 for 1 ride,watch your car in the parking area lots of people drinking beer smoking pot or making out in the corners of the lot.

There is a very impressive putt putt course with fun decorations and interesting courses. It is a little bit old and run down, but it was still a fun game of putt putt. We did not do anything else here, but there is also an arcade and a small amusement park with some rides. I would not suggest going on the rides, they looked a little run down and rickety. The price for putt putt was not too bad and it included unlimited course time. Definitely a fun place to play putt putt, but I woudl probably skip anything else here.

Took my kids to a couple of birthdays here. Their arcade area is expensive and rundown a bit. Didn't eat here, but the prices are high. The kids liked the rides though, so rated it average.

great way to spend the day with kids. Lots of things for them to do! Not very expensive, but its not cheap either. Great for groups.