Below is a list of the top and leading Theme Parks in Phoenix. To help you find the best Theme Parks located near you in Phoenix, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Phoenix’s Best Theme Parks:
The top rated Theme Parks in Phoenix are:
- Enchanted Island Amusement Park – oasis kind of setting that relaxes the guests
- Castles N’ Coasters – rides and attractions fit for the whole family
- Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park – Phoenix’s all year round amusement center
- Party Jungle – unlimited attraction pass for every purchased ticket
- Daisy Mountain Railroad – captivating landscaped scenery is the park’s highlight
Enchanted Island Amusement Park
Enchanted Island Amusement Park features a panoramic view conveniently located in the central Phoenix area. This oasis type of setting makes it the preferred venue for important family events like weddings, and family reunions, and enjoyable company activities like a company picnic. Not only that, but they are home to a string of food centers offering mouth-watering food choices and entertaining rides and park activities. The theme park has 7.5 acres of waterways surrounding its private picnic areas equipped with ramadas that can be occupied by 10,000 guests.
Products/Services:
Company Picnics, Birthday Parties, Food, Field Trips, Encanto Carousel, C.P. Huntington Train, Parachute Tower, Bumper Boats, Red Baron Ride
LOCATION:
Address: 1202 W Encanto Blvd, Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phone: (602) 254-1200
Website: www.enchantedisland.com
REVIEWS:
“This place is so much fun for young kids! Most amusement parks cater to older kids and this place is the opposite. My son loves it and the train that takes you around the park.” –Nikita Sevenans
Castles N’ Coasters
Castles N’ Coasters invites thrill-seeking individuals to their attractions that would surely deliver the action that they are after. They offer activities that would appeal to each and everyone’s interests. It has a ride named Desert Storm that is a two-loop roller coaster presenting the majestic view of the valley. Next is the Splashdown that families would surely enjoy while experiencing a wet and wild adventure. The Sky Diver takes guests into an eye-popping height then instantly plunges down afterward making it a ride for the brave and no room for the faint of heart. Castles N’ Coasters has more than 150 pinball and arcade games, 20 attractions and rides, four 18-hole mini-golf courses, and five snack bars.
Products/Services:
Rides, Arcade & Pinball Games, Food & Drink Snack Bars, Mini Golf Courses
LOCATION:
Address: 9445 N Metro Pkwy E, Phoenix, AZ 85051
Phone: (602) 997-7575
Website: www.castlesncoasters.com
REVIEWS:
“I lived in Peoria for about 10 years. This was our regular weekend hangout with the kids. They loved it, my wife and I always had a good time. Nice family spot, if you have a hankering for the Midway, this is where you have to be! Enjoy! 😉” –Michael Costa
Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park
Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park serve entertainment to the Phoenix, Scottsdale, Surprise, Glendale, and Ahwatukee communities. It is Phoenix’s all year round amusement center strategically located indoors making it a playground for the whole family. The park can host a unique birthday party for your kid or deliver a fun-packed day experience to the entire family aside from its popular trampoline amenity. It promises to be more than a trampoline park with its offering of obstacle courses suited for freestyle or competitive players.
Products/Services:
Birthdays & Events, Sky Rider, Ropes Course, Climbing Walls, Warrior Course, Café, Tubes Playground, ProZone Performance Trampolines, Battle Beam, Slam Dunk Zone, Runway (Tumble Track), The APEX Trampolines, Dodgeball
LOCATION:
Address: 4816 E Ray Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85044
Phone: (602) 663-9340
Website: www.urbanairtrampolinepark.com
REVIEWS:
“We always have a great time at Urban Air Trampoline and the earlier you go the better time you will have without a big crowd.” –Sharon Ellington
Party Jungle
Party Jungle is an indoor amusement park entertaining the residents of Phoenix for quite some time now. While there is a surge of amusement parks in the area, Party Jungle stands out from the rest with its unlimited attraction passes that are affordably priced. This means that any visitor who wants to experience Party Jungle’s features and attractions can stay inside the park for as long as they want without an additional charge. It remains steadfast in creating not only a memorable theme park experience but a good impression to all of its guests.
Products/Services:
5 Carnival-style Rides, Mini Golf, Lazer Tag, Jungle Gym, 5 Private Party Rooms, Free Guest Wi-Fi
LOCATION:
Address: 12046 N 32nd St, Phoenix, AZ 85028
Phone: (602) 923-9444
Website: www.party-jungle.com
REVIEWS:
“Brilliant place for young kids. Lots to do and loads of children for my son to play with. The staff is incredible. Always friendly, involved, and playful. Owners are there daily and so sweet. Monthly membership is worth it, especially in the summer for somewhere cool for the kiddos to play.” –Valerie Botta
Daisy Mountain Railroad
Daisy Mountain Railroad can be found 25 miles from the northern area of Phoenix presenting a 24-inch gauge railroad built at the community park in Anthem, Arizona. The mesmerizing scenery around it is the park’s highlight. It passes through a trestle located near a lake, tunnel, waterfalls, luscious greeneries, and a captivating playground fully equipped for young children’s enjoyment. The ride within the 2800 feet of track usually lasts 10 minutes. A Candy Cane ride is offered during holiday hours and winter season wherein lights and special treats await passengers.
Products/Services:
Candy Cane Express, Birthdays & Special Events
LOCATION:
Address: 41703 N Gavilan Peak Pkwy, Phoenix, AZ 85086
Phone: (623) 551-5880
Website: www.daisymountainrailroad.com
REVIEWS:
“Awesome little train. $4 for nonresident and $3.50 for residents. Makes a venture through the park and the cars are covered. Good time.” –Will Diehl
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