Heritage Amusements

Name: Heritage Amusements
Address: 1689 Arden Way, Sacramento, CA, 95815, US
Price range: $
Rating: 3.6

Family-friendly amusement rides and classic carousel fun in Sacramento.

3.6(11 reviews)

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Heritage Amusements offers classic amusement rides, including a beloved carousel, providing family entertainment in Sacramento. The center aims to create joyful experiences for children and families, with attentive staff dedicated to safety and fun. Located at Arden Fair, it serves as a convenient destination for casual outings and special moments.

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1689 Arden Wy, Sacramento, CA 95815, USA

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1689 Arden Way

Sacramento, CA, 95815

www.heritageamusementrides.com/

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Services

Classic Carousel Rides

Enjoy timeless carousel rides with beautifully crafted animals, perfect for children and families.

Amusement Ride Attractions

Experience a variety of safe and fun amusement rides designed for all ages in a controlled setting.

Family Outing Packages

Affordable packages for groups and families looking to spend quality time together on our rides.

Birthday Party Hosting

Book our space for birthday parties and special events, with ride access and basic amenities included.

Walk-in Entertainment

Drop by for spontaneous fun with pay-per-ride options, ideal for quick visits and shopping trips.

3.60 · 11 reviews

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Behold Mine Angel

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· 1 year ago

Allison H.

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· 2 years ago

Went for a visit yesterday during our day out with my 9 month old. There was an older, Caucasian lady possibly mid 50s with short black/dark hair to her ears & possibly wore glasses, who was working the register (didn’t catch her name nor did I care to with her bad attitude). She was extremely rude, impatient, & seemingly miserable. She had no patience for those little kids & lacked basic customer service skills. Towards the end of the ride when it started slowing, a young girl, who couldn’t have been older than 7 or 8 yrs old, unbuckled her belt & sat sidesaddle, calling for & waving to her family. The rude worker lady made it a point to YELL at her, & I mean YELL at her, 3+ times about it, as if she were her parent. Scolding her for not reading the sign about remaining buckled the whole ride & yelling across the room to her more than once about it, even after the ride was completely stopped. The little girl went to leave & she even followed her & said something AGAIN about it. Ultimately uncomfortable & enraging. I completely understand it can be a liability & the rules are ultimately enforced for safety, but yelling & berating a child in front of a crowd was extremely unnecessary to do for a kid just being a kid. I suggest she find a new job, get fired (as this isn’t the only bad review about her) or retire. She’s going to anger the wrong parent one day, I would for sure confront her if she talked to my child that way. Absolutely unacceptable. She does NOT belong working with children. Miserable lady.

Dean Nhar

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· 2 years ago

Disappointing Lack of Patience Towards Children with Disabilities As a concerned parent, I must express my disappointment with the lack of patience displayed by an older, Caucasian female attendant assisting children, particularly those with disabilities. It's disheartening to witness the noticeable discrepancy in treatment between neurotypical children and those with special needs. Every child deserves equal respect, understanding, and patience, regardless of their abilities. It's imperative for all personnel working with children to undergo proper training to ensure they can provide the same level of care and support to every child under their supervision. It's my hope that this issue will be addressed promptly to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for all children.

Valerie

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· 2 years ago

Went there today with my niece for the first time. The older white male attendant was super nice, i regret not getting his name. He always waves his hand to children in the carousel. He looks tired but still puts a smile on his face and is very polite. I hope employers are treating him right. Thank you sir, whoever you are.

Colie Carly

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· 2 years ago

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Jeb Bishop

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· 3 years ago

I was very pleased treated very good kids had so much fun I really like how your ride operator interacts with the kids he does a supper job looking forward to coming back