It is big to be inside of a mall, but very small compared to the traditional amusements parks. The rides are fun for kids of all ages and even for adults. The nickelodeon slime roller coaster is not fast and it is very short. The Shredder was excellent. The other ninja turtle roller coaster, was not working, as well as a couple of rides, that they mentioned on the website.' The characters show were fun for the little ones and the park is very colorful. Lucky for us, there wasn't a lot of people because we went during a week day. I believe is a good thing to do once. Remember that you can eat onside in the mall and come back if you want.

We spent the day at Nickelodeon universe with our kids age 7&10. There is a lot of rides in the small space and the theming is great. However we didn’t feel their were many rides for our kids age group. Most rides are either geared for toddlers or older teens adults. Our kids like the bigger rides, but are not at level of upside down backwards coasters yet. They only went on a total of 6 rides in the day we spent here at $84 per ticket which means we spent almost $15 per kid per ride!!! Long lines were also a concern. Other parks offer way more at a better price. They also do not do the points option on “peak” days which was disappointing as I planned to buy the points pass 2 go on a ride or 2 with my kids rather than buy a full pass. It is nice u can enter the park w out a pass 2 walk around and watch others in ur party go on rides. Overall it was just ok. Also we could not find a single sanitizing station in the park which was disappointing.

Check ride status before you go! The day we visited all of the coasters except one were offline (and would be for several days apparently). You could not pay per ride due to it being a “black out date” and the day admission rate ($79) was not discounted despite most of its main rides being closed. The remaining open rides (mostly kiddie rides) had very long lines and the one open coaster had a 60 min wait time. Hugely expensive for what it offered. The park looks very cool and is clean and the decor is great, just wish we could have enjoyed it more.

I visit the American Dream Mall often. The mall itself is a great experience for the family. Unfortunately, I can’t say the same for some of the staff in the temple rope course challenge. While I was up in the course of the challenge, a staff member from underneath me made some vulgar signals and hinted at me. Please keep your family (females) away from this person since he is also in charge of removing people’s harnesses. I know I should have reported it at the moment, but I was afraid at the moment. Guy Description: Black, dark brown dreadlocks, lazy eyes, skinny, and tall.

The rides are cool. Two were out of order the day we were there. Lines weren’t bad. The staff are awful. One of them announced to the entire ride that my daughter didn’t fit and had to get off the ride and then proceeded to laugh and smirk when she asked why (as the max weight limit was 100lbs more than she weighs). She was humiliated and left the ride in tears. I understand there are standards and we would follow them but there is a way to inform someone and it should be legit. Out of everything we did at American Dream over the course of a few days this was the least favorite of the kids (all thrill seekers) and we wouldn’t return.

a lot of good things to say about an indoor amusement park. It is indoor and so not affected by weather or dark/light. It is clean with plenty of restrooms. It is a contained smaller environment and so it is easier to keep track of the kids. it has rides for young and older kids. The downsides are the price (x1.5 than other, outdoor amusement parks), and the fact that some rides are not working. Still, the kids had a wonderful all-day fun.

When you only have one great ride in the park, it should be a priority to get it open. In the case of Nickelodeon Universe, that ride is TMNT Shellraiser. We got there today and were told that it would be closed for the day, and it had been closed for the past six months. The fact that the staff just simply don’t care enough to get this ride at least running one train is insane, and they either need to hire more staff, or get some sense put into them, or both. With Six Flags only an hour down the road, they seriously need to step up their operations. By the way, other rides such as Sandy’s were closed too. The only reason I’m not giving this one star is because the theming in the park is well done, but if your best rides aren’t running, then there really isn’t a point to a good atmosphere. Overall this was just a huge disappointment; a park with operations this out of hand don’t deserve to have a world-class ride like TMNT Shellraiser in its roster.

Came here on a busy Friday and rides were having technical difficulties left and right. In 3 hrs I witnessed seven instances of rides having difficulties. Took nearly an hour to get on Atom Smasher due to 13 out of 20 seats not in use. Wasn’t able to go on three rides I had been looking forward to. If you’re coming here for far away, keep in mind that this park is open 365 days a year, so break downs are unfortunately bound to happen. Just crazy how many there were in the little time I had. I would say I still got my moneys worth and would visit again.

I highly do not recommend this park, especially with 6 flags being located 1 hour down the road and Nickelodeon tickets being more expensive than 6 flags tickets. Another thing, I was only able to get on 3 rides in 7 hours because majority of the rides were not opened due to technical difficulties. This place needs complete renovation and will not be coming back until there are major changes. Definitely didn’t even get half of my money’s worth.

This place is very overwhelming even we went on a weekday. It is tightly squeezed all rides next to each other and most of the staffs aren’t too friendly for a first time visitor. Needed for help at purchasing tickets at the guest service and the staffs were rude. Spent close to $200 for 3 tickets and only stayed 4 hours.