Castles N' Coasters

We always see this park driving by on 17 and finally decided to try it. I wasn't sure what to expect from previous reviews- but my family had a blast. We did the Elite Passes and immediately used up our hour in the arcade. Then we did the rides, and most had barely any lines. My kids are 5 and 7 and they were able to do almost all of the rides. The only long line was the gocart line- but at other amusement parks that wait is the standard for every ride. We finished the night with mini golf- also super fun. It was a fun, budget friendly amusement park adventure that was perfect for our kids.

It’s a Fun place to take the family. The price was 15$ per person to play mini golf. We played two out of the four courses. The Bottled water was $4 for 20fl oz. But, Over all we had fun and will do it again. Next time we will play some other games (their is no alcohol)

Took the grandkids. The lines were short and they were able to ride multiple times. They had a blast....all smiles. The unlimited pass is the way to go if you want to do the rides. Super awesome because there's not an entry fee. So if you're an adult that's along to watch, no extra cost. The mini golf has multiple course options with unlimited play! You can choose the golf option separate from rides if you like. There's also a 2 story arcade. That was a bit more pricy, but with all the rides, unnecessary for our trip. The zip line was a total hit!

This park holds a good amount of fun and engaging things to do. We purchased the Elite passes that included an hour of video game time in the arcade (no tickets rewarded though), a round of mini golf and unlimited rides on sale for $50 a head. I thought this was a bit pricey until I realized all that was included! Unlike most venues where you would pay extra for some of the more niche activities (zip line and go karts for example) everything besides the fun house was included in our ticket price! There was enough going on to keep our family (ages 9-65) busy for 8 hours and we didn't even make it to the mini golf. Don't get me wrong, it's not one of those big name theme parks but the waits were reasonable and everyone had a lot of fun. Might even go again ☺️.

Lots of fun, but the food area needs some work Castles N’ Coasters is such a fun spot in Phoenix! It’s got a great mix of thrill rides, family activities, and that classic amusement park vibe that makes you feel like a kid again. The Desert Storm roller coaster is wild — fast loops and twists that definitely get your heart racing. I also really liked the Skydiver drop ride and the Splashdown log flume, which is perfect on a hot day. The go-karts were a blast too, and the arcade has tons of games — some new, some old-school favorites. The staff around the park were friendly and helpful, and it felt safe and family-friendly the whole time. Mini golf was cute and well-designed, and the park overall was clean and easy to get around. The only real downside for me was the indoor dining area. When you order food, it comes in paper cartons instead of on plates or trays, so it’s kind of awkward to eat — especially if you’re sharing or have kids. Also, the tables in the food area weren’t very clean; a few still had crumbs or spills from other guests. It wasn’t terrible, but it definitely stood out compared to how well the rest of the park is run. Other than that, it’s a great place to spend a few hours or even the whole day. There’s something for everyone, and the prices are pretty fair for what you get. I’d definitely go back — just hoping they improve the dining setup next time! Along with tighten up on the restroom.