Cliff's Amusement Park

"My younger kids liked this place much more than Giant places like Disneyland. We try to get here once a year this year was during a 105-degree day the park wasn't too busy probably from the heat! We had a full run of the place. Always love bringing my kids to my childhood happy place."

"Entry to the park is about a ten minute wait due to the checking of bags. We bought our tickets in advance and it was a real convenience. The park was very clean and the restrooms were as well. Lines for the popular rides were not very long except for The Flush. The food vendors had a good selection like pizza, burgers, nachos and Chile cheese fries. Fun for the whole family. For those not riding there were plenty of shaded areas to rest. The water park was perfect way for the kids to cool off and have some fun."

"Cliff's is a nice little small park in Albuquerque. Their star coaster is the New Mexico Rattler. This is a surprisingly large wooden coaster that delivers lots of thrills. In addition to the New Mexico Rattler, Cliff's has several other coasters, some flat rides, and a water park, log flume, and rapids for the hot summer days. While this park will never be as large as a Six Flags, this is a great stop if you are heading through Albuquerque on your way to Colorado, Arizona, Texas, or Oklahoma."

"I should have read the reviews before coming but it’s not something you think you’d have to do with cliffs. Anyways, like everyone else mentioned most of the rides are closed and no sort of discount is offered. The first ride my family went on was the Log ride. As soon as the log made it to the top it quit working and they had to be walked off the ride. The tilt a whirl, the black and green water tunnels, the train ride and other main rides were closed! Very disappointed when it cost $140 dollars to enter for two adults, two children. Save your money right now and wait for cliffs to get their act together. ETA The Log ride was NOT up and running shortly thereafter. It actually did not open up until almost closing. I know because we kept checking."

"I went a couple of times with my family, most recently in August 2022. The park has great attractions perfect for little kids and teenagers, as well as adults. Is there are a few different distinct areas in the park, one section is designated for the youngest riders 36" up. There are other rides appropriate for children above 42", 48", and 54". There's also a small water park with a few decent water slides and a huge dump bucket. Definitely worth bringing towels and swimsuits, there are lots of lounging chairs available in the water area. Restrooms were clean. Food is reasonably priced, for an amusement park anyway. We enjoyed the swirly the ice cream. The only negative of the park was that they didn't have enough staff to cover all of the rides at the same time, and they had to switch stuff from some rides to other rides making some of them unavailable for a period of time."