Played here when I was a kid in the 80s and 90s. Lots of splinters, but a great time nonetheless.

Coach jones was my PE coach at Jefferson elementary! I still remember til this day how he shown me the video tape.

Wow! Thank you for sharing.

The villa is #1 just like 18 the real o e bigger n fancier then the dirty 13 and 14

Lo amaré por siempre ,muy generoso y amoroso,descanse en paz!🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

I hated it. Same thing, I'm 63 years old and I was abandoned there when I was 8 years old. It was like a bad acid trip. The smells, the chaos, it was absolutely horrifying. And to top it off that crazy laughing lady did not help!

Lindo

I just came upon this - my sister was a client there in the 1960's until being 'relocated' to a facility in Newhall/Saugus. She just passed away this week at the age of 81 - I remember visiting her at Pacific State - she loved going to the 'babies' ward. Thank you to all the people who made this place so very special.

GREAT VIDEO GOOD JOB BUT HOOOW IN THE HECK IS LOGAN EVEN CONSIDERED SOUTH EAST I NEVER GOT THAT PART IF ITS LITERALLY ON THE WATER OR AS WE WERE RAISED TO SAY…”ALL THE WAY TO THE BAY”🤣🤷🏾‍♂️

This is a major part of World History.

I used to pick up hookers on that strip!!!

That's my Uncle Renie. René Nunez. Rip. Thank you for this information so wel put.

I lived in Sebastopol in the 60's and 70's and my uncle worked in the funhouse. Needless to say when he and my aunt visited, I'd always get to go home with them and hang out in the funhouse all day long. God it was great. Sometimes my uncle would let me go down the ladder, to the control pit and then go down even lower so I was under the floor. I would re-string some of the wires leading from the handles to the valves that controlled the air holes. Then later they made him one of the midway bosses and I got to go on all the rides for free. I was the first one ever to ride the "Mad Mine" before it was opened to the public.

Loved this! Born in Covina, lived on Loma Vista attended Barranca, Eva D and graduated from Covina High, married and had my first baby there. Remember the smell of oily smudge pots and when they put in the 10freeway and built Eastland. Happy memories!

My Dad graduated Pomona H.S. 1950..Track n Field 100yrds dash fastest that year..he said it was a janitor that started rhe fire..R.I.P Miss you

Playland was alot of fun when I was a kid. I loved the fun house and diving bell best as I remember. Amazing place for sure.

I really enjoyed your video. I also, had some wonderful times in the 70s and 80s with my Mom and Grandma at Weinstock's. By then, the restaurant had booths, and was more like a coffee shop from that era. I loved eating there.

13 years ago but no comment. I knew Mike a bit and he always had a nice store. Friends took lessons there. Helped a few friends get a killer deal on a few acoustics. I bought an electric on closeout when he was shutting down. I think he used to run a catalog mail order store out of Vernon Ave in the 80s iirc

Thats cool man

as a vintage collector and dealer i only seen and have the bags and shirts but never heard of blankets, i think that's historical to see one a blanket of flour or feedsac.

Thank you!! god info for a live video blog

☔ thanKs for the memories... great place...diving bell 🔔 bumPer cars, cotton candy, and much moRe... probably 1953 ish was my first times there...i was 3....🎶 got me thinking of the "Family Dog"... little cluB in '68 for music... dynamite times... and i still say peace 💜 🇵🇸🇾🇪🇸🇴🇪🇹🇱🇾🇦🇫🇸🇾🇮🇶🇮🇷🇷🇺🇺🇦🇨🇳🇺🇸🌍🌎...⚾ downtown s.F. kids...we were...🕶️

We are immensely grateful for Maxcine and William's help in making EIS an important resource in our community.

Lol so true thank you ❤❤😂😂😂❤😂😂😂😂😂

His father Willie was my coach in elementary school

please stop taking away our happy memories try smiling laughing sal made me feel happy enjoy

Hope you are well🎉 joan stein

Hello...Megan and I remember you so well and often talk about you with much love. Joan Stein

Yea, the fun house, The up and down wooden planks, the burlap sacks, and the twirling circle.

I went many times to Ventures market. I even got caught stealing a candy bar. Bonny knew me, I lived right around the corner. He never told my parents and I don’t think I ever stole from a store again. Wonderful man. God bless 💟✝️

my proffff

Thank you for this!!

I HATE ALL THE STUCK UP PEOPLE IN IRVINE

Always wondered why it was called "River (Rio) Linda". Since we only have the one creek running through.

R I P Dad

I was there that night in 1994 never went to another house party again. R.I.P WIllie 🕊️ 🙏🏽

This is my Great Uncle, Lou is the Uncle of Arlene Toro and I am really interested in all the things he has done for my country. I plan on joining the 101st when I get older, love to you all, and God Bless America.

GOOD JOB!! Happy to watch my favourite creepypasta story get filmed

A master piece! Spider Verse can't top this.

RIP Alice Chandler .....godspeed

THAT WAS MY SCHOOL!!!

0:05 made me laugh😂

Roseville, which is now largely obsessed with gawdy commercial developments, auto dealers, etc... Is actually geographically a sister city to Rio Linda. "Linda Creek" is a tributary of Dry Creek and probably has something to do with the name. Before the Folsom Dam, Linda Creek and Dry Creek were substantial rivers with robust salmon populations. The town of Roseville doesn't acknowledge this, but before Folsom Dam, "Rose Spring" was an effervescent, bountiful spring that fed Linda Creek and Dry Creek. I believe the town of Roseville was named after that spring. For example "St. Rose" church was built in the early 20th C. and sits not far from the stream. I find it fascinating as someone who grew up in Roseville that this connection is largely ignored now. Yet in the old days was probably a lot more important as a way of life.

Don't forget the airstream where if you had a dress on, the guy always blew the air right up your dress as you tried to quickly get past it.

Viva Cuba!!! I’m James randle and I’m here to fuck your house.

I have never heard such negatively about the glorious Fun House. I suppose that jungle jims were a nightmare for you too.

I remember going in the funhouse with my dad when I was 4, that spinning tunnel still haunts me.

Started in 1978 and retired in 2014 best times 😊

That would be Bill the Locksmith 😊

Viva El Guapo 💪