Como Town Review

Amazing place for kids of all ages! Lots of fun rides, playground, and splash pad!

Was under construction, but overall a decent FREE visit. Butterflies are so beautiful and friendly!

A lot of fun for kids with the unlimited ride option. We go every year because the kids love it.
Need a few smoother rides. The rollercoaster is a little too jerky with the slowdown spots.
Hint: Go at opening to avoid longer lines.
Overall, I would give it a 3 because of the rides but my kids would give it a 5.

This is a great place to bring a large family because all of the rides are relatively close together. It's easy to have frequent check-ins with each other, and easy for the children remember not to leave the right area.

Cant write enough nice things about Jamie, the young man running the swing ride when we attended. He was so kind to help all the kids on & off the ride, and was very friendly to boot. Made our whole visit to Como Town 3x better.....! (And the rest of the park is fine also...more geared to younger kids.....)

This is a very cute, small amusement park attached to the Como Zoo. There are many rides for younger kids under 48" but there are several rides appropriate for older kids as well. Prices are decent as you can buy an unlimited ride wrist band relatively inexpensively which includes all except on of the rides. Attending on the weekend in nice weather can be pretty rough as it quickly gets crowded so try going during the week if you can.

We typically make a trip here once a year for the rides. We always have a good time and the kids enjoy it. There are a variety of things to do- rides for all ages, a big playground area, splash pad, foam party. It's also great to pop over to the zoo for lunch or a little break. There are often coupons or deals to be found for all day wristbands making the cost reasonable. There used to be a lot more for the younger kids to do but many of those things have been removed to make way for some bigger rides. My adventurous 5 year old only has a couple rides he's interested in that he is tall enough for but certainly enjoys his time there. My biggest issue with Como Town, that seems like it should be easy to fix but hasn't been, is the bathroom situation. The bathrooms are very small, only 4 stalls in the women's. The baby changing table is in the handicap stall. And people also use it as a locker room for getting out of wet clothes from the splash pad. The lines get very long and slow moving. There is a family bathroom but it is almost always occupied by people changing clothes. You can head over to use the zoo facilities, which are nice, but the walk is significant. If you have a baby to change or potty training toddler/preschooler, beware. It seems like some changing stalls by the splash pad would resolve this issue.

It was fun I love the water park their and the food and the rides and it s next to the como zoo

A small amusement park that allows kids of all ages to enjoy a few rides. Bringing your own food and drink is definitely a good option.