Zoomers Amusement Park

I think this place is really fun! Great for little kids. Every time I’ve been here has been a blast for everyone in our parties.

The employees at this place are incompetent. The young blonde girl at the desk sold me two $ 25 cards. After my children rode a couple rides, one of the attendants told me they should’ve sold me a wristband for unlimited rides at the same price. I went inside to ask the girl to switch them to wristbands and asked why she didn’t sell me this option. She tried to charge me again instead of honoring the $ 50 I just paid. Her response was «oh, I didn’t know you wanted to go on rides today».She was completely incompetent and we will never return.

This is a fun arcade. Go kart tracks are a blast and the staff was friendly and accommodating. No complaints.

This is indeed a nice place for kids. It is not a fully equipped amusement park as the marketing suggests but absolutely ok.
For go-​cart loving kids this is heaven. With a day pass for 29 USD they can enjoy basically as many laps as possible as well as the roller coasters (very basic though) and other activities e. g minigolf, water bumpies and slides.
Indoor, pleasantly cooled, there is a game arcade, shop and fast food restaurant serving hot dogs, nuggets, pretzels etc at reasonable prices.

Waste of money and time. The rides are all for little kids. And there is not many of them. This place would be worth it if the price was much lower. They won’t be around long. I think they are banking on tourist driving by and seeing a place that looks cool for the road. And once you walked your kids in the door and see the prices, what are you gonna do, break there hearts and not go. It’s way expensive.

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I took my granddaughter to Zoomer’s today, because there was not much else to do down here on a cloudy, cool day!
I think this place was worth what I spent, because we got to play mini-​golf and do some bowling, along with lots of games. We were there for two hours and had lots of fun.
The rides are pretty much for young children, but the go-​carts looked like fun even though my granddaughter didn’t want to try them.
It wasn’t crowded, because it was a school day for the Florida kids. I suspect it can get very crowded on the weekends.
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I would love to give this place a 3 stars, as it is very spacious so the rides don’t feel like they’re on top of each other, as well as the staff being friendly, but the 2 stars is the simple fact the place can be a bit confusing.
Went in with out of state company, first time for everyone. We had a bogo for the go karts, but little did we realize that we only paid for the go karts. We wanted to do some more of the rides, but when the staff gives you a Z Card (a swipe card on how they subtract monies at each ride) and doesn’t tell you that you ONLY have the 1 price of the 1 ride, going on another is a bit embarrassing.
Each ride you want to go on, costs money. Yes, free admission, but you’re paying per ride. Using the self serve kiosks to refill the card is hard as well, considering you have to look at a price board and figure out what ride costs what, to be able to load the card. Midway Rides are for the little ones, as we learned the hard way. We loaded the card with $ 6 thinking we could get on rides, but when we tried getting on the caterpillar roller coaster (the adult one next to Midway), the girl swiped our card and it took out $ 5. She told us we don’t have enough for both riders, as each person is $ 5. What? We put money on thinking all the rides out in this area were one price. No, $ 3 gets you into the kiddie section. All the main rides — tilt a whirl, bumper boats, roller coaster, and go karts are $ 5 or more per person. Ok, fine, we learned the lesson.
My friend went alone on the roller coaster, and from the ground it looks shaky. This is definitely one of those parks where you see it go up in a day and expect it down the next — like the carnivals that visit random cities for a few days, but Zoomers is permanent. My friend got on, rode the caterpillar and got off. First thing she says to me is «that was pretty dangerous». She felt secure, but could find the faults in the structure, like the metal rods weren’t cemented into the ground or anything. One wrong move and the whole ride could collapse. Great; just what we need. make the news cos of shoddy equipment. It looked fun, don’t get me wrong, but it still looked a bit unsafe.
With $ 1 left on the card and nothing else to do (we weren’t going to reload the card to go on anything else… it seemed like a waste once we got in and looking around. That’s why the whole place is spread out — they want you to think it’s bigger than it is), we went inside to play the arcade games.
The games take these cards and don’t spit out tickets. Gone are the days when you’d put your quarters in the machines, play a little skee ball and get a boat load of tickets spewed out by your leg. Here, you have to look at the price of the game, swipe your card, and play. How many tickets do you have on your card? Go ask one of the people at the counter. The self serve kiosks don’t tell you.
Redeeming tickets: You have to tell the counter person you want to redeem so they know to scan the item (s) you want to «purchase». Ticket number decreases with whatever you’re getting. Interesting little trinkets, but was a glittered bouncy ball worth 60 points? To some, yes.
All in all, it’s a good place for people under 15, as they would have more fun than the over 18 crowd. Although there is a height limit, I think the kiddies would like the rides better.
Would I go back? I don’t know; it can drain the wallet real quick, even if you’re alone. The rides are limited and the inside games go too fast. Maybe if I were in a big group, lots of kids, and able to see them enjoy the place a little more than I would. We’ll see, time will tell — maybe another ride or two can be built in?

Ok, so if you are a kid at heart, then give it an extra half star. Went here on their one year anniversary last weekend, who knew? The price was GREAT that day, only $ 1 per person for unlimited go kart, mini golf and rides. Only problem was that they got packed real fast and the oh so long lines in the hot sun made me leave and head to the beach.
12 yo grandson enjoyed the arcade games and round of mini golf. Will go back when they aren’t filled to capacity.

Cool place but pricey, but I will give them this, I put a $ 20 bill in to the machine for credits not realizing that they don’t refund money. I am from out of state visiting family and wouldn’t be able to come back and use it up. The manager helped give me the money I didn’t use back, not many places would do that for you. +1 to zoomers management.

Video arcades for little kids inside, lots of rides outside. If the kid is not 48″ tall, an adult can go along with the little kid and take the risk for both of them on the carney ride.
My relatives visited between Christmas and New Years with five kids in tow. Updated hours were not posted on the website. Instead of opening at 10 AM as posted, they opened after 11 — ostensibly for «holiday hours.» Weird. I would think that an outfit intending to make money and be customer friendly would open even LONGER during the time of year that the most kids are in the area (?) Apparently not. Let’s see how long they stay open…