FAQ
Welcome to our FAQ section (updated January 1, 2022)
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What happened to your tickets?
At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, as part of the requirements to be allowed to reopen in late June 2020, we were required by the State of California and the County of Sacramento to change the way we do business: One of the changes was, for the protection of our guests and employees, we were required to switch to a Pay-One-Price (“POP”) admission pricing structure which includes both gate admission and unlimited rides for the entire day of a guest’s visit for that one price, for all ages (instead of paper ride tickets), so we could maintain and monitor a limited guest count set for us at that time, limit contact between ride operators and guests (no exchange of tickets), and have enough space per person to maintain required social distancing. In the almost two years since then we have discovered that our guests prefer, by far, this new way of doing business, as they have been very vocal about enjoying the simplicity of ticket-free visits, the enhanced perimeter security for their children since we now have a monitored front gate, faster ride queue lines for both guests and ride operators because tickets no longer need to be gathered, and parents no longer needing to guess how many tickets to buy each visit. When the State of California then allowed us to return to normal park and ride capacities on June 15, 2021 we decided to follow our guests’ wishes and continue with the “Pay-One-Price” (POP) unlimited-ride admissions and monitored front gate!
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Are you still accepting the old paper Funderland tickets?
Our old paper individual ride tickets sold prior to the pandemic’s beginning in March 2020 (no individual ride tickets have been sold since March of 2020), as we announced frequently here on our website, on social media, and through our Main Gate Ticket Sellers and your Office inquiries during our 2020 (late June through November 2020) and 2021 (February through November) operating seasons, were accepted as full-face-value credits toward the new POP admissions for those two operating seasons, and, as also previously announced, the tickets expired on the closing day of our 2021 operating season, on Sunday, November 28, 2021.
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Does everyone have to pay to get into the park?
Yes. Everyone 34 inches tall and above must purchase an admission to enter. Note that all but one of our ten rides and attractions are rideable by both children and adults (subject to the Ride Safety Rules posted at each ride), and our new “Pay One Price” (POP) Unlimited-Ride Admissions include both entry to the park AND unlimited rides for the entire day of your visit, for all ages!
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Do babies need to pay to enter the park?
Infants and Children under 34 inches tall are Free. Parking is also Free.
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What rides can a two-year-old ride?
A two-year-old is able to ride up to seven of our ten rides and attractions at Funderland. They can ride our Red Baron Planes, Classic Carousel, Backroads Buggies, Crazy TeaCups, Oscar the Fisher, and Funderland Express Train. They can ride our Flying Dragon Roller Coaster with an adult if they are at least 36 inches tall. ( Note that rides and attractions are subject to change, and will be updated here on this FAQ page. )
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How do I buy admission?
Our “Pay One Price” (POP) Admissions can be purchased at Funderland’s Main Gate when you arrive. No advance reservations are accepted or needed. We guarantee you will be able to purchase your POP admissions and enter immediately on any day we’re open to the public. Ride as often as you’d like for the entire day of your visit! ( NEW! UPDATE: For the convenience of those who prefer to purchase their admissions in advance we have just opened a new Online Store where you can purchase single-day “Pay-One-Price” (POP) Unlimited-Ride Admissions, or 2022 Season Passes, at the same price we charge at our Main Gate, with no added fees or taxes! Visit our homepage and click on the red “Shop Now” button to shop for yourself or purchase as gifts! )
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Can expectant mothers or those with hard casts ride?
Expectant mothers or those with bone injuries (hard casts) ARE allowed to ride our Classic Carousel (only on the Carousel’s Swan Seats, not the horses) and our Funderland Express Train, however, for their own safety, they cannot ride any of our other attractions. Good news, though: Note that expectant mothers and those with hard casts will only be charged the reduced-price Senior admission fee ( $10.00 ) to enter, and can ride the Carousel’s Swan Seats and our Express Train as often as they’d like for the entire day of their visit!
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When are you open?
Funderland’s hours change depending on the time of year. To view our current operating schedule, click here.
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Where is Funderland located?
Our physical address for smartphone app mapping purposes is 1350 17th Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95822. Funderland is conveniently located in beautiful, historic William Land Park ( turning 104 years old in 2022! ), one-half block from the Sacramento Zoo’s main entrance, and right across the street from Fairytale Town. For detailed instructions on how to get to Funderland, click here.
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Do you have to pay for parking?
No! Parking within William Land Park is Free, and is on a first-come, first-serve basis. Weekend parking can sometimes be a bit crowded, so we recommend you arrive early to enjoy a full day at the park!
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Can we bring food into the park?
Yes! You may bring any food or drink into Funderland to enjoy as long as you do not bring in any alcoholic beverages, ice chests or hard-sided coolers, glass containers or bottles, or cooking devices. Note that we do offer our FunderTreats Concession Stand, featuring a delicious selection of tasty, freshly-prepared food, snacks, amusement park treats, and drinks!
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Do you have birthday parties at Funderland?
Yes! Funderland offers private birthday party area rentals and party packages every day we’re open, and we also offer private party park rentals for non-operating days and hours as well! Click here for more information.
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Do you rent strollers or wheelchairs?
Unfortunately, at this time we do not rent out strollers or wheelchairs.