Fun Fore All Cranberry

Worst experience ever. First we go to the go karts where they refuse my son admittance onto a ride saying he wasn’t tall enough. Now before we made the 45 minute drive, I measured him and know we had a good inch to spare. So I go inside to talk to a manager. I end up getting 2 managers and they ask me to measure him against the wall unit there where he was clearly tall enough. Then they say oh well you have to go by what’s at the ride. Haha such crap. Now mind you my son is hysterically crying since he saw his brother and dad get on the go karts and was forced to walk away. Then we get pulled off of the boats because one of those lovely managers again said he wasn’t tall enough. They didn’t even have a pole at this ride. When I asked the attendant where I get him measured, he said to go to the wall posters. Yep, where he is shown as being tall enough. Haha such crap again. On top of al of that, we wait at least 10 minutes for an attendant to even come over to operate each ride because they are severely understaffed. So much for the value in buying a 2 hour pass. 3 rides in a hour is not a deal. So basically I drastically overpaid for 4 two hour passes when we all got to collectively ride 8 rides in total. Such a ripoff!

Fun Fore All is conveniently located just North of the busy Cranberry Business District on Route 19. I discovered there is an adventure for anyone 36″ and taller. For younger kids as I traveled with, there are a handful of rides specifically for them including:
*Happy Swings
*Train Kiddie Coaster
*Tea Cups
*Balloon Ride
Children under 36″ may ride these rides with an adult 58″ and up. According to the signs, parents can ride these kiddies rides for free with their children.
For people a little older:
*Go-​Kart race track
*Bumper Boats
*Batting Cages
The length of these rides was longer than the normal 5-​minutes we used to get at other similar places. The rides had to be at least 10-​minutes long. The bumper boats have a spray shooter, so plan to get wet. Children 36″ and up can ride the go-​karts and bumper boats with an adult.
Fun Fore All also includes a large indoor adventure park for children. The main attraction is Ballocity. This is a 3-​story play area involving 10 different ball activities. The cost (in 2015) is $ 5 per day for each child and parents are free. Surround the outside of the Ballocity area are numerous video games. Some games provide tickets to spend in the ticket shop and other games do not provide tickets.
There are several methods of saving money at Fun Fore All.
1. If you only want to ride a couple of rides, buy a money card and scan at the ride.
2. 2-​Hour passes for $ 22.95 (2015)
3. See
website for bonus deals on purchasing money cards such as buy $ 10 get $ 5 free. The level of discount changes periodically.
4. Report Discount: Bring in your most recent report card and receive a $ 1 off for a Fun Card for every A you receive ($ 7 maximum)
5. Military Discounts
6. I found a good deal on the Groupon discount site for Fun Fore All.
7. Weekday Specials — One day is free Ballocity, $ 0.99 kid’s meals, etc. See website for complete details.
Please keep in mind that this is a family fun park and not an amusement park. If you are looking for a full day of adventure and adrenaline-​rushing rides, you will still need to go to an amusement park. This is a terrific place for several hours of family fun!
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This is like a mini-​dave and busters without the booze…
It’s more so for kids and not for young adults … But had fun none the less …
Prices are average
Ample parking.

Great place to take kids of all ages. Staff is very attentive and the games are well maintained and fun. My family loves to play miniature golf and this facility has two challenging courses as well as go carting wall climbing, etc. We definitely will be back next time we’re in the area.

Um. Only played mini-​golf but I mean not too bad. I think I came in second place so I should give this a negative review amirite? Haha. I’m so bad, anyway I liked it hahahaha. The golf course was a little bit lopsided, but hey, what’re you gonna do about ahah. Um. Great scenery around the course and made me feel like I was part of the «Fun-​Fore-​All» family ahah. But yea not bad. Aha hahahah!

Great place to go if its cold and miserable out. Food is limited to a kid menu but that’s what your there for right? I would plan to spend $ 40 to $ 50 per visit.

We had a fun time here. .. lost track of the time while getting sucked into the arcade and outside attractions. The bumper boats are my favorite. The ticket machines are addictive. I recommend going with at least one other person. The food was standard (e.g. pizzas, hamburgers). The fries were just okay. .. similar to Burger King’s. I would have liked better prizes for redeaming tickets, too.

What can I say, I’m a kid at heart.
I love arcade games, giant playgrounds, burning tens of hundreds of dollars earning tickets to get dollar store prizes.
This place is perfect for a little kid or a really nostalgic grownup. We played the batting cages and air hockey and I can say that I’d do it again (but on Monday Madness where there are 5 cent games).

This was our second visit to Fun Fore All. We raved to my In-​Laws about the fun we had the last time we were in town, this time they chose to come with us. Our group ranged in age from 4 — 60’s, and everyone had a great time.
We went on a Monday. All non-​ticket receiving games are only 5 cents. They call it Monday Madness or something similar. It was busy but not so busy that you couldn’t enjoy yourself.
They have a newly upgraded kids play area, called Ballocity. It’s ginormous. This is a kid obstacle course, pop guns that shoot foam balls all over the place, and a ball cannon. It’s only $ 5 for unlimited play. Adults are invited to go inside Ballocity with their child. My son was in there for what seemed like hours. He loved it.
In addition to the many arcade games, outside there is a miniature golf course, go karts, bumper boats, kiddie amusement park rides, batting cages, and a bounce house.
You can purchase everything a la carte, or put all your money on a card which you scan at each activity. This includes the arcade games. There are no coins at Fun Fore All, it’s all managed by your prepaid player card. We got a great deal of play time out of the money we put on our card. They also have one of the best ticket/​toy conversions once you are done playing. My son came home with more than, «plastic junk.»
They have a Grill, where you can purchase pizza, burgers, fries, ice cream and your choice of drinks.
You will love Fun Fore All, and your family will love you for taking them there.