Great for people watching but that is about all. It opens at 4, which is a little annoying if you have plans to spend the day at OOB. Unless you buy the unlimited pass ($40-$48 per person) then it it not worth the rides. The carnival games are where they get you - they FALSELY advertise that children receive a prize when they play, and after they swipe your card for "30 -80 credits, or $5-$15 per game, they tell you that is an old sign that is out of date - especially at the Darts in the front where the balloon pop is. The woman was downright rude! She roped my two little girls in to play and then laughed when I asked about the "children receive a prize for each play" sign. The kids were very sad. The rides are fun, but not enough are there to justify a $40-$48 ticket, especially for those that do not like thrill rides. The little rode the swings 10 or so times, and did the big slide, and the older one went on a few 48" and up thrill rides, but again, not anything worth writing home about. If I wanted to join them on a ride or two, I had to buy credits, and the cheapest ride is $4.00, but the credit packages start at $50/200 credits. All in all, it was a $300 day at Old Orchard, and IMO a complete waste of money and time. Fire that shady woman at the Dart balloon pop!