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There is seating outside that is usually available on slow attendance days, but usually directly in sunlight.
Food is decent, diner style food, fries, burgers, milkshakes, etc. Prices are reasonable enough for where you’re at.
Employees are rude and not helpful. Id visited on 6-11-25, around 3-330, and the girls in line catering out the food were rude and not attentive at all. Basically, screaming at customers to shuffle through like cattle in a loud and unorganized mess. My wife struggled to hear and was being yelled at. It made it difficult to even take your time to enjoy the options or even know what was available.
OK, experience, but employees made it difficult to be overly enjoyable. Would likely return if other options weren’t available.
The waiting in line for the food was less than nice, but you’re at an amusement park with thousands of other people- what do you expect?
There was a good amount of options there for food, we got an order of fries and onion rings. Then, I saw the display for the parfaits and decided I needed to have one, it was devilishly beautiful . Everything was good, but especially the parfait, which I scarfed down so quickly that my bf had looked down and up again and it was gone- which caused great joy as we both guffawed at my gluttony .
We also decided since we were pigging out , that we would get a chocolate malt and a strawberry malt. The strawberry one was good, but the chocolate one was not. It just tasted like vanilla with like an “off” flavor. We went back in to inquire if they could make a new one because it looked and tasted wrong, and we were told that that’s how it’s supposed to be… so we were not impressed and ended up going elsewhere and paying for another one, because when you have a craving that won’t quit, YOU DON’T QUIT!
4 stars because of that
Cafeteria style way of getting food is fine until it’s packed, and people forget what a line is. I go to pay, and it takes two different registers to scan a QR code for a meal and 10 attempts for their reader to take a debit card. I bought a chocolate milkshake for 7.99. So I stand there while I watch 5 teen employees huddled over a single register while mine attempts to fill up a milk shake cup only to abandon it for 3 minutes come back then leave another 3 then come back to add whipped cream and then leave it there complete for 2 minutes before coming back to give it to me. In the time it took for him to make one milk shake, two not so gentlemen reached over the heavily guarded counter and stole a souvenir cup each. Very insane to watch. Mostly not cool about the young cashier treating my milkshake like a 10 minute break. He was chasing out up with his buddy’s in the back and kinda just randomly touching parfiats. There’s about 11 booths inside the rest of the seating is all outside. Just over staffed and everyone is unwilling to pick up the pace was the main issue.
To the yellow street rod, and the very nice maroon 1950 Chevrolet to the juke box memorabilia at each table, it was a throw-back delight!
But, they neglect to say you can use a salad as one of your “sides”.
DO NOT ask for onion rings. Go with the fries instead! Enjoy the wonderful 50’s music as you dine.
Watch the roller coaster for added entertainment. The Wild Mouse used to be in that location!
– Keith Carey
Psalm 91 and 103