Top Bloomington Theme Parks

My teenage grandchildren loved the experience at Mall America. The rides were amazing.

We visited the Crayola Experience in the Mall of America for my daughter’s 7th birthday. Both she and her older sister (age 9) had the best time. We spent 3 hours here and enjoyed every minute. The wide variety of activities as well as the small play area were all wonderful. They especially enjoyed wrapping their own crayons and making animal shaped crayons with custom colors. Would definitely recommend this experience for anyone visiting the Minneapolis area. We felt it was well worth the cost.

Really fun course. Was easy to scan the tickets to be able to play!

crayola experience is honestly such a fun place. even if you're an older kid like me, its still really fun and there's opportunities for everyone.

Great and fun experience. Went on a Monday. Was not busy at all and got the whole court to ourselves. Would definitely come back.

Great music while playing golf. Holes are challenging but fun. Loved the 1970 theme. Had a great time and would try it again.

Cute, fun course. Probably cheaper to just buy tickets directly there. Worth the stop if you like mini golf.

It was truly jaw dropping to walk into the Mall of America and suddenly see full-size roller coasters zipping around right in front of me. I wasn’t expecting such a massive indoor amusement park, and the sight of loops, tracks, and rides weaving through the heart of the mall was incredible. The energy and excitement hit me the moment I stepped inside. Nickelodeon Universe is unlike anything I’ve seen before — it’s surreal to be shopping one minute and then hear the screams of thrill-seekers flying overhead the next. The atmosphere is vibrant, colorful, and full of life, making the entire experience unforgettable. If you’ve never been, it’s worth the trip just for the shock and awe of walking into a mall and finding roller coasters zooming around above you. A one-of-a-kind experience!

This place is so fun! Lots to do for all ages and thrill levels. Pretty pricey but worth it if you are going to spend all day there. They have different attractions you can bundle for deals. They have an arcade. Bring socks for the littles to play in the play areas and bouncy house.

It was amazing. Only thing was that i purchased 2 tickets that I didn't need amd tickets are non refundable .

I am typically skeptical with online purchases without seeing the places I am buying tickets for. But THIS! Was super fun, really cool little course. The lights are stimulating, and brought a lot of laughter. Staff was awesome and super chill.

This is our 2nd time coming and every time everyone enjoyed themselves even my 4 yr old. The colors/lighting made it more exciting

Immediately inside the store; candy was the trigger for my kids. This was okay because they had been wonderful all day and their sugars were probably tanking. Clothing sizes should include big & tall (b/c shouldn't leave out the fat crayons that kindergartens are made of) LoL I would have purchased a t-shirt, long sleeve, and hoodie in every color! The Holiday clearance corner was neat. I bought an ornament then purchased a coffee mug and refrigerator magnet for myself. A whole kitchen set would have been fun to mix and match, or bathroom set even; kids bedroom decor.

We spent a day at Nickelodeon Universe inside the Mall of America, and it was an absolute blast. The park offers a great variety of rides for all ages, from gentle attractions for younger kids to more thrilling rides for older children and adults. Our 5-year-old son had the time of his life and wanted to ride every attraction he was tall enough for. The park was clean, well organized, and easy to navigate, making it a very enjoyable experience for our whole family. We were fortunate to visit in the middle of the week, so there were virtually no wait times for any of the rides. That allowed us to experience far more attractions than we would have on a busy weekend. If you're visiting the Mall of America with children, Nickelodeon Universe is definitely worth adding to your itinerary. It was one of the highlights of our visit and a fantastic way to spend the day.

Great indoor theme park. We loved the log ride. It had 2 big drops! Rollercoaster and shooting ghost blaster ride were fun.

The atmosphere inside on a sunny day was enthusiastic, clean of litter, vibrantly colored, and made me feel energetic! However standing in line, even with the wristband, got me looking around and observant of detail. Trash cans were over flowing, helium balloons drapped in the ceiling i-beams, a large marking/break in the glass ceiling panels above one if the roller coasters was concerning, and the design for the water ride line is poorly executed. The real foliage/landscaping looked unhealthy and made me sad. It seemed that the flow of Legoland foot traffic could have been better laid out as well. While boarding the Nickelodeon Ferriswheel I said to the attendant that it would be neat if the gondolas were "orange couches". He laughed and agreed,at least one was needed for break time. I am a single parent that bought wristband for myself and two kids. I also brought my our own Radioflyer collapsable 4wheel, red wagon. This was an amazing help and seemed beyond better than the mall's strollers. The staff seemed tired, young, and not very social able with sharing instruction for boarding the rides. O!, and the bathrooms... as a single parent of 2 kids under the age of 10 ... we got lost once (ending up at the lockers) and once we understood that the blue signs gave direction to a greenish wall, there was only 1 family bathroom. This was tuff to manage and reccomend adult diapers for the short duration of ones' stay.