Go Bananas

A great place for the kids to spend the day during in-​climate weather. Roller Coaster rides, an arcade, moonwalks, carnival rides and some sports orientated games mean something for most children 12 and under. They also have a concession stand that all looked like any carnival food would be. At almost $ 15 a pop for the entry fee its not cheap, but its worth it for a fun day for the kids. The arcade games are extra, one token = .25.

Formerly Dinorex, now Go Bananas…
Brought my son to a birthday party here over the weekend. He had a fantastic time! The place is fun, with games (ala Chucky Cheese) and carnival rides (indoor, no outside elements) and the kids seemed to have a great time…
Positives:
Pinatas EVERYWHERE! They hang the pinatas off vines that are all over the party area and the kids get to pick the one they want for their party, then they have a little area for hitting those things and collecting the candy.
Rides that don’t take tokens… and the ability to get unlimited rides for a fee ($ 13.99) which gets you through the whole business day.
Toddler rides as well as rides for children that are a little older.
Negatives:
Staff wasn’t really friendly, but when they were there they were helpful.
Pizza wasn’t any better that Little Ceasars or Chucky Cheese… which doesn’t say a whole lot.
Only one register for food purchases.
And my number 1 issue: No security at the door preventing people from walking in and snatching a kid. My son wandered off and I almost had a heart attack when I realized that he could have walked right out the door and there was no one there to prevent that or someone else from walking off with him.
Not sure if we’ll go back because that one little issue is a big cause for concern as far as I’m concerned.

Okay so first off, my son received an invitation for Dinorex, but it looked like the place will be exchanging management and names. The new name of the facility will be Go Bananas.
My son had lots of fun at this place, and I see myself coming back for a birthday party for one of my kids. They have young staff that manage rides, set up for birthday parties and lead birthday party games.
My son and all of the other kids seemed to love all the rides, roller coasters, bumper cars, and video games.
It was good that the place was not too crowded because it did not seem that there was not enough staff to manage all of the rides. But maybe that was because there were not a lot of kids in the place. Kind of confusing when there was no attendant, because it seems that the ride is not available. Turns out you had to alert one of the staff.
All in all the place fit the bill to keep the rugrats entertained, fed, and burn a little energy. It was also a memorable place for my child. He will always remember the first time he rode on the dragon roller coaster, the spinner roller coaster and the banana ride.