This is a wonderful park, with lots of running space, trails, and a very nice playground. It even has an ultimate frisbee coourse. The only drawback is the fact that many people take their dogs off their leash, and park workers do nothing about it. If your child is not fond of dogs, perhaps another park would be a better choice.

From some of the write ups I read beforehand, I expected a much cleaner and better maintained aqaurium. Most of the areas were fine, but the food court smelled like an old fish tank, We went on a busy day, and I think maintence was having a hard time keeping things clean.

The shark tunnel is really cool, and so is the large aqaurium.

We were really excited to go to this museum, but were disappointed. It was around $20 per person to get in, but that did not include all of the exhibits. That was an additional fee, and I think that I paid enough to get in. The big human heart was cool and so was the train, but the rest of the museum wasn't all that special.

When we were leaving, we spoke to a man in the elevator who drove three hours to see the Galileo exhibit and was disappointed.

The only reason why I didn't demand my monney back was because we got in for free with Thomas the Train. I wisj I could demand my time back. This is not so much a museum but the inside of some packrat's garage with a big train set in the middle. Everything looks and smells old and musty.

We just returned from a vacation here, and our almost two year old loved it. The adults were pretty happy too. The park is not too big and easy to get around. Our son was able to ride most of the rides. The only reason this park does not get five stars is the food. The choices for children are not always the healthiest or things that I would choose to feed my child under different circumstances.