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Things to do in Ontario with kids

Family fun, museums and adventure — 16 places to go with kids in Ontario, California. 1 free to enter · most admission $12 to $20. 3 have a verified saving right now.
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Indoor things to do in Ontario →

Family fun in Ontario6

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Museums in Ontario3

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Adventure in Ontario2

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Parks & beaches in Ontario2

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Ice & roller skating in Ontario2

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Bowling in Ontario1

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What’s on in Ontario

Within 25 miles of Ontario. Dates and wording are each venue’s own.

Free in Ontario

One attraction in Ontario gets you in for nothing, in the venue’s own words.

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Places with deals in Ontario

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Ontario offers a rich mix of indoor entertainment and recreation venues suited to different ages and interests. The largest category consists of action-based attractions: iFLY Indoor Skydiving lets visitors experience freefall in a vertical wind tunnel, K1 Speed Ontario features electric go-kart racing on two asphalt tracks, and Slick City Action Park provides multiple slides and air courts for active play. For quieter afternoons, Topgolf Ontario spans three floors with over 100 climate-controlled bays where visitors hit golf balls at giant targets, while Big Al's combines bowling lanes with arcade games. Younger children gravitate toward Kids Empire Ontario, a screen-free playground with massive climbing and sliding structures, and Play Street Museum, designed for toddlers through age eight. For families seeking water activity, Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park features a lake for fishing and boating alongside a splash pad with water slides. Center Ice Skating Arena and Ontario Ice Skating Arena Skating School both operate ice skating facilities. Museums and cultural venues include the Ontario Museum of History & Art and the Chaffey Community Museum of Art in the downtown Arts District. Dave & Buster's and Imaginarium Ontario round out the selection with arcade games and immersive photo installations respectively.

What this list covers

Ontario has 16 places to go, mostly family fun (6), museums (3), adventure (2).

13 of them publish an admission price, 13 publish opening hours, 3 have something dated on now, 3 are running a verified saving.

Every figure here was read on the attraction’s own website, most recently on October 17, 2026.

How we know these are real

Savings here are quoted from the attraction’s own website, word for word. This one, for example:

“$100.00 – Senior Citizen/ Qualified Individual with a Disability, veterans and active-duty personnel in the United States Armed Services Annual Vehicle Entrance Pass. Valid for 12 months from date of purchase, excludes special events & holidays. (Valid at all parks except Lake Gregory, Moabi and Calico.)”

Quoted from parks.sbcounty.gov · checked on

Common questions

How many attractions in Ontario are running a deal?
3 of the 16 attractions in Ontario currently have a verified saving, covering 6 offers in total. Each is quoted from the attraction’s own website. Examples include Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park, K1 Speed Ontario, Topgolf Ontario. Check each venue’s offer wording and eligibility conditions.
How much do things to do in Ontario cost?
Most admission in Ontario runs $12 to $20 per person, and 1 place is free to enter. Published prices run from $29 to $120 — $29 at K1 Speed Ontario, $120 at iFLY Indoor Skydiving - Ontario, across 3 attractions in Ontario that publish their own. Each figure is that venue’s own price line for what it names, which is not always plain admission, and each attraction’s page carries the rest of its rates.
What’s on in Ontario right now?
3 attractions in Ontario have something dated running, 2 listings between them. Each carries its own dates and the venue’s own sentence, and nothing is listed once its dates have passed.
Is there anything free to do in Ontario?
1 attraction in Ontario says on its own website that admission is free. We only say free when the venue does, unqualified — a child rate priced at nothing is not a free attraction. Examples include Ontario Museum of History & Art.
What kinds of attractions are included?
family fun (6), museums (3), adventure (2), parks & beaches (2), ice & roller skating (2), bowling (1).
Are these deals guaranteed to still be available?
No. Every deal here carries the date it was last checked on the attraction’s own website and a link straight to the page it came from, so you can confirm it before you travel. Prices and offers change without notice.
What can my toddler do on a rainy afternoon?
Play Street Museum is designed for children up to age eight and operates as an interactive children's museum. Kids Empire Ontario is a screen-free indoor playground where children climb, jump, and slide across massive play structures. Both offer indoor activities independent of weather.
Where can teenagers burn off energy?
iFLY Indoor Skydiving lets them experience freefall in a vertical wind tunnel, K1 Speed Ontario offers electric go-kart racing on two tracks, and Slick City Action Park features multiple slides and air courts. Topgolf Ontario accommodates up to six players per bay across its three-floor venue.
Are there discounts available at any Ontario attractions?
Four verified savings are currently offered: Topgolf Ontario honors the Heroes Program, K1 Speed Ontario offers a Military, Police, Fire and EMS Discount, and iFLY Indoor Skydiving has a Refer a Friend promotion.