Overall, it was good, except the restaurant food and the gifts for the children were expensive. Many attractions were engaging for children, and the queues weren't too long. However, there were two attractions, one of which was a paratrooper ride. We queued for over 30 minutes, only to be told at the last minute that the machine was broken and couldn't be ridden. This issue needs serious attention. Customers pay to experience something; you can't lie to them after they've queued for so long, telling them they've reached the next attraction and don't need to wait in line, when in reality it's just a way to disperse them. If two devices were faulty, why weren't they checked beforehand?