Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Zoo.
That's crazy talk. It's a free, large wooded place for my crazy toddler to walk/run herself into a sleepy daze.
+1 Why is the zoo, of all places, overrated?
Anonymous wrote:The Playseum. Ick.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Zoo.
That's crazy talk. It's a free, large wooded place for my crazy toddler to walk/run herself into a sleepy daze.
+1 Why is the zoo, of all places, overrated?
Because you have to pay $20 for parking and $6 for a basic hot dog!
^^Actual complaints I've heard.
(Never mind that there is no admission fee, saving you a bare minimum in other cities of $60 for a family of four-- maybe more than $80. Never mind that r/t public transport for four people anywhere in a major city is going to run you at least $15, and parking anywhere in a major city generally runs you at least $15 for six hours, if not much more. Never mind that same hot dog would still cost you $3 on the street and you're not forced to buy it anyway. Etc., etc.)
As a family of 5, we paid over $250 to go to the San Diego Zoo. Some people really don't know how good they have it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Playseum. Ick.
I was going to say this, even though I feel bad for the nice owner, and my kid still really likes it. But I'm not sure it counts as overrated, when so many people Yelp about its... umm... threadbareness. It does feel overpriced for what you get. But then again, my kid really does like it, so go figure.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Zoo.
I think the trick with the zoo is to go on grey, cloudy days. Without the crowds, you are free to spend as long with each animal as you like. We've been very upclose and personal this way with the seals and prairie dogs.
We live walking distance from the zoo and we always go in the winter or on cloudy days like you. Beautiful days are definitely, well...a zoo.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Zoo.
I think the trick with the zoo is to go on grey, cloudy days. Without the crowds, you are free to spend as long with each animal as you like. We've been very upclose and personal this way with the seals and prairie dogs.
Anonymous wrote:Air and Space on the Mall. I want to love it but most of it is really boring.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Clemyjontri Park. It used to be so beautiful and I feel like it has fallen into disrepair.
I hate that park because:
1. It is not fenced
2. Crowds
3. Parking sucks
4. You need a 1:1 child/adult ratio
5. The equipment is such that you cannot walk (or even duck) under it to get to your child on the other side. You have to walk all the way around.
Anonymous wrote:Clemyjontri Park. It used to be so beautiful and I feel like it has fallen into disrepair.
Anonymous wrote:Clemyjontri Park. It used to be so beautiful and I feel like it has fallen into disrepair.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Zoo.
I think the trick with the zoo is to go on grey, cloudy days. Without the crowds, you are free to spend as long with each animal as you like. We've been very upclose and personal this way with the seals and prairie dogs.
Anonymous wrote:The Zoo.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Zoo.
That's crazy talk. It's a free, large wooded place for my crazy toddler to walk/run herself into a sleepy daze.
+1 Why is the zoo, of all places, overrated?
Because you have to pay $20 for parking and $6 for a basic hot dog!
^^Actual complaints I've heard.
(Never mind that there is no admission fee, saving you a bare minimum in other cities of $60 for a family of four-- maybe more than $80. Never mind that r/t public transport for four people anywhere in a major city is going to run you at least $15, and parking anywhere in a major city generally runs you at least $15 for six hours, if not much more. Never mind that same hot dog would still cost you $3 on the street and you're not forced to buy it anyway. Etc., etc.)
As a family of 5, we paid over $250 to go to the San Diego Zoo. Some people really don't know how good they have it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Zoo.
That's crazy talk. It's a free, large wooded place for my crazy toddler to walk/run herself into a sleepy daze.
+1 Why is the zoo, of all places, overrated?
Because you have to pay $20 for parking and $6 for a basic hot dog!
^^Actual complaints I've heard.
(Never mind that there is no admission fee, saving you a bare minimum in other cities of $60 for a family of four-- maybe more than $80. Never mind that r/t public transport for four people anywhere in a major city is going to run you at least $15, and parking anywhere in a major city generally runs you at least $15 for six hours, if not much more. Never mind that same hot dog would still cost you $3 on the street and you're not forced to buy it anyway. Etc., etc.)