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Ontario Travel Guide, Discount & Cheap Ontario Travel & Tourism, Free Ontario Travel Guide Online

Ontario Travel Guide: Discount & Cheap Ontario Travel & Tourism, Free Ontario Travel Guide Online

The city of Ontario, California, has always been home to a pioneering and entrepreneurial spirit. More than a century ago, Canadians George and William Chaffey purchased 6,218 acres for a "model colony," featuring a novel irrigation system, abundant electricity and a beautiful parkway designed to rival the greatest streets in the world. Their plan has come to fruition. Ontario has developed into a model city where commerce and community work hand in hand.

The orchards and citrus packing plants have given way to new landmarks such as Ontario Mills, the Ontario Convention Center, and Ontario International Airport. Hundreds of new businesses have been attracted to the city because of its superior location, transportation, climate, skilled workforce and other quality-of-life advantages. More than a geographic gateway to Southern California, Ontario has become a gateway to growth and progress for the over 150,000 residents who live there and is a great, centrally located destination.

Ontario's location allows for easy accessibility via major freeways and more than 100 daily flights from major U.S. cities to Ontario International Airport. Ontario is just minutes from all that Southern California has to offer: Ontario Mills Mall, Hollywood, Disneyland, Pacific beaches, desert and mountain resorts. Today Ontario continues to lead the Inland Empire region of Southern California into the 21st century as one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the nation; yet, it retains a sense of tradition and small town charm.

Ontario's sun belt position assures mild weather and 312 days of sunshine annually. The superb weather allows visitors and residents alike to enjoy Ontario's many parks as well as nearby Orange County and San Diego attractions including Knott's Berry Farm and Sea World. For family fun, be sure to visit Scandia Amusement Park.
This fun filled park is known around town as the undisputed leader in safe, clean, family fun and offers 25 rides and attractions including go-carts, bumper boats, two miniature golf courses, batting cages and an arcade. It also features the "Scandia Screamer," the Inland Empire's tallest roller coaster.

Of course, professional sports are available nearby. Choose from baseball, football, basketball, hockey, and more. The choice is yours and available throughout the year.

For participatory relaxation and fun, Ontario has numerous options. The Empire Lakes Golf Course, designed by Arnold Palmer, will challenge even the most experienced golfer. Close to the San Bernardino Mountains, visitors can also enjoy world-class skiing at Big Bear resorts during the winter months.

For wine aficionados, sampling California's finest wines has never been easier. Ontario boasts three wineries in its vicinity: Galleano Winery, Inc., Joseph Filippi Winery and Vineyards, and San Antonio Winery. Each winery has its own tasting rooms and conducts facility tours.

Whether looking for a quick bite or a sit-down gourmet meal, guests are served in style at the many fine restaurants in and around Ontario.

Whether you are in Southern California for business or pleasure, Ontario offers it all! Come play and stay as long as you like!

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Dave & Buster's

4821 Mills Circle
Ontario, CA 91764
909-987-1557

Hours: Call for days and hours of operation

Admission Charged
A 60,000 sq. ft. restaurant and entertainment complex offering world-class pocket billiards in addition to the state-of-the-art million dollar midway, where you will find the very latest in interactive games and simulators. The fun menu ranges from gourmet salads, pizzas, pasta, steaks and sandwiches to seafood. There's no place quite like it.

Game Works

4541 Mills Circle
Ontario, CA 91764
909-987-4263

Hours: Call for days and hours of operation

Admission Charged
Creatively conceived by Steven Spielberg, this is a high-energy entertainment destination with state-of-the-art interactive games, virtual reality simulators, billiards, a restaurant, full bar, and private and semi-private spaces for groups up to 1,800 people.

Graber Olive House

315 E. 4th Street
Ontario, CA 91762
909-983-1761

Hours: Open Mon. - Sat. 9am - 5:30pm, Sun. 9:30am - 6pm. Closed holidays
Admission Charged
Founded in 1894, the historic Graber Olive House is located in a residential area north of Ontario's business district. Visitors may view the long and careful tradition of grading, curing, canning and packaging Graber Olives. Gourmet food and gift shops, museum and picnic area.

Scandia Amusement Park

1155 S. Wanamaker Avenue
Ontario, CA 91761
909-390-3091

Hours: Daily: 10am - midnight weekdays, closing at 1am weekends

Admission Charged

Offering safe, clean, family fun with 25 rides and attractions including go-carts, bumper boats, two miniature golf courses, batting cages and a newly refurbished arcade. Featuring the "Scandia Screamer," the Inland Empire's tallest roller coaster. Scandia also provides excellent banquet and picnic facilities. Located on I-15 between I-10 and I-60.

Museum of History & Art

225 S. Euclid Avenue
Ontario, CA 91762

909-983-3198

Hours: Open Wednesday through Sunday, noon � 4pm

Admission Free
Visitors explore the rich heritage of the Ontario area and enjoy permanent and changing exhibits on a variety of historical and artistic topics.

Nearby:

Anaheim Angels Baseball

2000 Gene Autry Way
Anaheim, CA 92803
714-940-2180

Admission Charged

Season runs April � October

Call for game schedule and additional information

The Anaheim Angels are the American League baseball team for Southern California, voted by Orange County and the Inland Empire as their favorite team! There are many opportunities to enjoy baseball at its best through season seats and mini-packages.

Boomers

1500 West 7th Street
Upland, CA 91786
909-981-9177
Hours: Call for days and hours of operation

Admission Charged

Boomers features two 18 hole outdoor miniature golf courses, two indoor miniature golf courses, including the new Cosmic Miniature golf course, go-karts, batting cages, bumper boats, Ferris wheel, kiddie rides, and two large video arcades with redemption centers.

California Speedway

9300 Cherry Avenue
Fontana, CA 92335
909-429-5000

Call for race schedule and additional information

Admission Charged
California Speedway boasts the fastest cars, greatest speeds and most invigorating thrills around! Nothing matches the excitement of sitting in one of the 92,000 grandstand seats or camping out in one of the 1,800 infield reserved RV spaces to watch the world's fastest autos race. With the addition of a second NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series race, the speedway's schedule is jammed packed with racing excitement. NASCAR, IRL, AMA, Grand American and Historics compete at the speedway annually in addition to numerous racing schools and NHRA's Street Legal Drag Racing program, which uses the quarter-mile strip in Parking Lot 1.

Castle Park

3500 Polk Street
Riverside, CA 92505
909-785-3000

Hours: Call for days and hours of operation

Admission Charged
Riverside's ultimate family amusement park. Twenty-five acres of family fun including 65 rides and attractions, four theme miniature golf courses, largest West Coast arcade, Big Top Family Restaurant, log ride, and free magic shows.

Jurupa Mountains Cultural Center

7621 Granite Hill Drive
Riverside, CA 92509
909-685-5818

Hours: Open Tuesday - Saturday, 9am - 4:30pm

Admission Charged
The goal of the Jurupa Mountains Cultural Center is to teach awareness and respect for the earth and its inhabitants through hands-on educational programs. Classes include gold panning, geology, fossils, blacksmithing, archaeology, dinosaurs, anthropology, and paleontology.

The Mighty Ducks

2695 Katella Avenue
Anaheim, CA 92806
714-940-2900

Call for game schedule and additional information

Admission Charged
The Mighty Ducks are one of the National Hockey teams for Southern California, voted Favorite Hockey Team for Orange County and the Inland Empire. Many opportunities are available for season seats, mini-packages and special party packages as well.

Oaktree Village

38480 Oak Glen Road
Oak Glen, CA 92399
909-797-4020

Hours: Vary by season, call for additional information

Admission Charged
Located above Yucaipa at 5,000 ft. in the middle of Apple Country are retail shops, restaurants, the Candy Kitchen, an animal park, trout fishing, pony rides, train rides, gold panning, and a museum amid 14 acres of natural beauty. There is also entertainment: Apple Season is September through November and Raspberry Season is August to September. Call for more information as some events occur only during Apple Season.

SpeedZone

17871 Castleton Street
City of Industry, CA 91748
626-913-9663

Hours: Call for days and hours of operation

Admission Charged
SpeedZone is a racing theme park featuring the closest thing to professional car racing ever offered to the public with four racetracks, 36 holes of miniature golf, high-tech game room, full service bar and the SpeedZone Caf�.

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Events & Entertainment

Ontario Area

January

Tournament of Roses Parade

Held in early January

Location: Pasadena

626-449-4100

Call for additional information

A tradition that attracts hundreds of thousands of spectators to Colorado Boulevard in Pasadena to view the breathtaking floral floats.

The Road to California Quilters Show

Held in mid January

Location: Ontario Convention Center

909-937-3000

Call for additional information

Thousands of quilting enthusiasts from all over the West view more than 25,000 quilts and attend workshops and classes.

Pomona Home & Garden Show

Held in January

Location: Pomona Fairplex

909-623-311

Call for additional information

Stroll the endless aisles of unique items for your home and garden. Exhibitors and booth demonstrations.

Annual NHRA Winter Nationals

Held in January

Location: Pomona Fairgrounds

626-914-4761

Call for additional information

An ear-piercing, eye-catching car show to end all.

February

Riverside County Fair

Held in February

Location: Riverside County Fair and National Date Festival Grounds

800-811-3247

Call for additional information
The Annual Riverside County Fair is a fun family event featuring more than 7,000 exhibits of Coachella Valley produce and dates, fine arts, floriculture, gems and minerals, livestock, top-name entertainment, carnival rides, and food concessions.

Civil War Re-enactment

Held in February

Location: Calico Ghost Town, Yermo

800-TO-CALICO

Call for additional information

Experience history as the North meets the South in authentic Civil War re-enactments. Drills, music and living history displays.

March

Multi-Media Art Show

Held in March - April

Location: San Bernardino County Museum

909-307-2669

Call for additional information
A juried art show featuring work from Southern California artists.

April

Spring Festival

Held in April

Location: Downtown Ontario

909-984-2458

Call for additional information
Booths, demonstrations and special gifts for purchase.

Pomona Home & Garden Show

Held in April

Location: Pomona Fairplex

909-623-3111

Call for additional information

Stroll the endless aisles of unique items for your home and garden. Exhibitors and booth demonstrations.

NASCAR Winston Cup Race

Held in April

Location: California Speedway

909-429-5000

Call for additional information
Stars of the NASCAR Winston Cup make one of few Southern California appearances at the nation's premier super speedway.

Apple Blossom Festival

Held in April

Location: Oak Tree Village

909-797-4020
A two-day, old-fashioned event complete with cider pressing, living history events, piglet racing, goat milking, bluegrass music and plenty of free family fun.

Upland Lemon Festival

Held in April

Location: Downtown Upland

909-949-4499

Call for additional information

A fun-filled, citrus themed event put on jointly by Main Street Upland and Chaffey College. Food booths, entertainment and strolling fun.

Native American Traditions

Held in April

Location: San Bernadino County Museum

909-307-2669

Call for additional information
A special exhibit of artifacts from the museum collection includes baskets, pottery, Kachina dolls, and weapons. Runs through September.

May

Annual Ramona Pageant

Held in May

Location: Ramona Bowl Road, Hemet

909-658-3111

Call for additional information
A beautiful love story of early California presented in a breathtaking natural amphitheater by a cast of over 400 actors, singers, dancers and horsemen.

Calico Cook-off & Spring Festival

Held in May

Location: Calico Ghost Town

800-TO-CALICO
An old-time music festival featuring "singing for an apple pie," games, contests and chili cook-off.

Annual Orange Show

Held in May

Location: Frontier Days Rodeo

909-888-6788

Call for additional information
Featuring fair-style entertainment, food booths and family fun.

Frontier Days Rodeo

Held over Memorial Day weekend

Location: Northwest Sports Park, Temecula

909-676-4718

Call for additional information
Experience the Old West at this gun-toting, horse-bronking, shoot-�em-up event.

International Museums Day

Held in May

Location: San Bernardino County Museum
909-307-2669

Call for additional information
Special activities that let visitors see behind the scenes.

Renaissance Pleasure Faire

Held in May

Location: Glen Helen Regional Park, San Bernardino

800-51-FAIRE
Nine weekends of fun! Unique handmade crafts, costumed entertainers, food fit for a king, full-contact jousting, and falconry. Much "eat, drink and be merry."

June

Antique and Classic Wooden Boat Show

Held in June

Location: Lake Arrowhead

909-337-3715

Call for additional information
A regatta like no other in beautiful Lake Arrowhead.

Show and Shine

Held in June

Location: Euclid Avenue

909-466-4410

Call for additional information
An event filled with classic cars, hot rods, Harleys, food booths and fifties- and sixties-style fun.

Temecula Valley Balloon and Wine Festival

Held in June
Location: Lake Skinner Campgrounds, Temecula

909-676-6713

Call for additional information
A tradition since 1983, this event is an "uplifting" experience. Hot air balloons, dancing balloon glows, wine garden and demonstrations.

Summer Music Festival

Held in June

Location: Redlands Bowl

909-793-7316

Call for additional information

The Redlands Bowl Summer Music Festival presents a summer season of world-class performances comprised of symphony concerts, dance, opera and Broadway musicals.

Summer Concerts in the Park

Held early June � late August

Location: Downtown Ontario

909-395-2020

Call for additional information

Great family fun with a variety of musical performances.

Huck Finn Bluegrass Jubilee

Held in June

Location: Victorville

909-780-8810

Call for additional information
Country and bluegrass music festival relives the life and times of Tom and Huck with raft building, a circus, rides, mountain men activities, food, arts and crafts.

Open Sky Classic American Blues Music Festival

Held in June

Location: Whaler Pointe Lakeside Park, Big Bear

909-866-4607

Call for additional information
Live music by nationally touring blues acts, New Orleans-style food and children's activities in a natural amphitheatre with panoramic views.

Southern California Historic Sports Car Festival

Held in late June

Location: California Speedway

909-429-5000

Call for additional information
Honoring the heritage of motorsports, a unique opportunity to see cars that competed at Indianapolis, Daytona and others.

July

Old Town Temecula Annual Street Painting Festival

Held in early July

Location: Old Town Temecula

909-694-6412

Call for additional information
Colorful mural-style art includes re-creations of well-known works plus original creations in chalk. Live musical entertainment.

Star-Spangled 4^th of July Celebration

Held on the 4^th of July

Location: Downtown at Westwind Park

909-395-2020

Call for additional information

A glorious 4th with a parade, music, arts and crafts fair, annual All-States Picnic, family festivities, carnival and fireworks spectacular.

Annual Pechanga Inter-tribal Pow Wow

Held in mid July

Location: Pechange Resort & Casino

909-693-1819

Call for additional information
Native American dancers and drummers from throughout the country and Canada compete in traditional, fancy, grass and jingle dress. Arts and crafts booths, native foods, and fireworks on Saturday. Free to the public.

Barbecue and Fireworks Over the Lake

Held on the 4^th of July

Location: Big Bear Lake

800-4-BIG-BEAR

Call for additional information
Independence Day celebration in the mountains with barbecue, entertainment and games for kids.

August

Western Days

Held in August

Location: Oak Glen

909-797-1753

Admission Free

Call for additional information
Presided over by Johnny Appleseed, includes country music, western gunfights, skits and dancers.

Norco Valley Fair

Held in mid August

Location: Ingalls Park, Norco

909-737-2531

Call for additional information
Food, rides, games and a parade.

Old Miners' Day Annual Old Miners' Parade

Held in mid August

Location: Big Bear Lake

909-866-0491

Call for additional information
Rich in history and lore, trappers, miners and gunslingers parade with antique vehicles, military units, intriguing floats and bands.

Los Angeles County Fair

Held in August

Location: Ponoma

909-623-3111

Call for additional information
Fair offers education, art, horticulture, agriculture, livestock and live entertainment.

Temecula Valley International Film & Music Festival

Held in mid August

Location: Temecula

909-699-8681

Call for additional information
Festival of U.S. and foreign films with screenings, personal appearances, seminars and events plus showcase of emerging, up-and-coming artists.

Route 66 Rendezvous

Held in August

Location: San Bernadino

909-889-3980

Call for additional information
Celebration of "The Mother Road" for nostalgia buffs nationwide. Car rally, Firestone burnout contest, flame throwing contest, neon light cruise, food and entertainment.

September

Big Bear Lake Oktoberfest

Held in September � late October

Location: Big Bear Lake

909-585-3000

Call for additional information

Celebrate in true German fashion at Southern California's most authentic Oktoberfest. Savor the high-country mountain air, the Appentaler band, Lowenbrau beer direct from Germany and much family fun.

Bib Bear Lake International Film Festival

Held in September

Location: Big Bear Lake

909-429-5000

Call for additional information
Showcasing emerging film talent and independent films.

Indy Racing League Weekend

Held in September

Location: California Speedway

909-429-5000
Many of the best teams and drivers on the North American oval track scene compete at 200 mph speeds on the banked, two-mile long oval.

October

Big Bear Lake International Film Festival

Held thru late October

Location: Big Bear Lake

909-429-5000

Call for additional information
Showcasing emerging film talent and independent films.

Grape Harvest Festival

Held in October

Location: Rancho Cucamonga

909-987-1012

Call for additional information
California's oldest such event offers a traditional grape stomp, wines from the Inland Valley, arts, crafts, food and entertainment.

Calico Days

Held in October

Location: Calico Ghost Town

800-TO-CALICO

Call for additional information
Calico's glory days are revisited with an 1880's mining celebration, wild west parade, gunfight stunt exhibition, burro run, games and contests.

Calico Ghost Haunt

Held in late October

Location: Calico Ghost Town

800-TO-CALICO

Call for additional information
Maggie's Haunted Mine, China Town's Haunted Ruins, Calico's Terror Silver Train, pumpkin carving, costume contests, face painting and ghost stories.

Southern California Fair

Held in October

Location: Lake Perris Fairgrounds

909-657-4221

Call for additional information
Top-name stage entertainment, arena shows, livestock and equestrian events, educational and theme exhibits.

Temecula Fall Rod Run

Held in October

Location: Old Town Temecula

909-699-1876

Call for additional information
Cruise and rally of classic cars, special interest vehicles, hot rods, custom cars and Harley Davidson motorcycles.

November

CART Championship Series Weekend

Held in November

Location: California Speedway

909-429-5000

Call for additional information

CART's international racing stars hustle 200 mph Champ Cars around the high-banked ovals as part of their quest for top honors.

Harvest Fair � Old West Festival

Held in November

Location: San Bernardino

909-384-5426

Call for additional information
Journey back to the 1880s with Old West re-enactments, history, live entertainment, vendors, and food.

Wildlife Art Festival

Held in November

Location: San Bernardino County Museum

909-307-2669

Call for additional information
Hundreds of entries, dozens of artists on-site, carving demonstrations, family activities, live animals and wildlife art shop with paintings, carvings, sculptures and prints.

Heritage Festival

Held over Thanksgiving weekend

Location: Calico Ghost Town

800-TO-CALICO

Call for additional information
Thanksgiving weekend highlighted by Native American culture displays and demonstrations.

December

Christmas in Calico

Held throughout December

Location: Calico Ghost Town

760-254-2122

Call for additional information
An Old West mining adventure dressed in Yuletide fashion with holiday decorations and gift shopping opportunities.

Ontario's Christmas on Euclid

Held in December

Location: Downtown Ontario on Euclid Avenue

909-984-2458

Call for additional information
Annual handcrafted arts and crafts fair with 300+ vendors, classic car show, children's attractions and more. Anyone who has ever attended is sure to mark their calendars for this special event each year.

Covina Christmas Parade

Held in mid December

Location: Covina

626-858-7271

Call for additional information
One of Southern California's favorites, the Covina parade includes bands, floats, decorated automobiles and novelties for an evening of holiday magic.

Indio International Tamale Festival

Held in December

Location: Indio

760-342-6532

Call for additional information
Savor the annual occasion of one of the greatest regional food festivals. Displays, exhibits, vendors, live entertainment, and lots of tamales.

New Year's Eve Torchlight Parade and Fireworks

Held on December 31

Location: Snow Summit, Big Bear

909-866-5766

Call for additional information
Hundreds of skiers take a slow path down Log Chute Run illuminating the mountainside from top to bottom.

Entertainment:

LifeHouse Theater

1135 N. Church Street
Redlands, CA 92374
909-335-3037

Call for performance schedule and additional information

Award-winning live theater in an intimate setting. LifeHouse productions is a family of creative artists from the Inland Empire committed to producing dynamic, dramatic experiences championing the moral imagination.

Sports:

Anaheim Angels Baseball

2000 Gene Autry Way
Anaheim, CA 92803
714-940-2180

Admission Charged

Season runs April � October

Call for game schedule and additional information

California Speedway

9300 Cherry Avenue
Fontana, CA 92335
909-429-5000

Call for race schedule and additional information

The Mighty Ducks

2695 Katella Avenue
Anaheim, CA 92806
714-940-2900

Call for game schedule and additional information

Admission Charged
The Mighty Ducks are one of the National Hockey teams for Southern California, voted Favorite Hockey Team for Orange County and the Inland Empire.

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Population:

158,007

Elevation:

988 feet above sea level

Land Area:

49.8 square miles

Location:

Located in southern California, east of Los Angeles, at the intersections of Interstate Highways I-10 & I-15

Time Zone:

Pacific Time Zone (When it's noon in Ontario, it's 3pm in New York City and 2pm in Chicago). Ontario observes daylight savings time from April - October

Weather:

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Averagetemp.(�F)

55.0

56.6

57.4

61.0

64.8

69.5

74.5

75.1

73.1

67.0

59.8

55.2

Hightemperature(�F)

67.8

69.1

69.5

74.2

77.1

82.7

88.9

89.6

87.1

80.6

73.4

68.5

Lowtemperature(�F)

42.2

44.0

45.3

47.9

52.5

56.3

60.0

60.5

59.0

53.3

46.1

41.7

Precipitation(in)

4.2

4.4

3.7

0.9

0.3

0.1

0.0

0.1

0.4

0.7

1.4

2.2

Climate:

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Nov

Dec

Dayswithprecipitation

6

5

5

3

1

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0

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Windspeed(mph)

5.2

6.0

6.7

7.4

7.1

7.0

6.8

6.6

6.2

5.6

5.2

5.0

Morninghumidity(%)

76

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77

Afternoonhumidity(%)

53

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Sunshine(%)

71

71

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70

62

62

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72

Daysclearofclouds

12

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Partlycloudydays

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Cloudydays

11

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Snowfall(in)

0.0

0.0

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0.0

0.0

Local Seasons:

Summer is the busiest time of the year as visitors from around the world come to enjoy all that southern California has to offer. Ontario is privileged to experience ideal weather and climate year round. With the humidity rarely over 60% and a gentle breeze from the nearby Pacific Ocean, the city offers its visitors abounding opportunities to enjoy a host of outdoor activities, both in the city itself as well as throughout the nearby area.

Summer temperatures average in the mid 70's. Combine this with abundant sunshine and visitors have the makings of an ideal vacation experience. Fall and spring offer many area festivals and events. Winters are quite pleasant and offer the opportunity to enjoy a fine meal at one of the many excellent restaurants followed by a leisurely stroll.

How to Get There:

Ontario International Airport

Ontario, CA 91761
909-937-2700

Conveniently located, the airport is served by many of the national and internationally recognized airlines as well as a variety of local and regional carriers. The airport is quickly gaining national recognition for the ease of air travel into Southern California.

Additional airports:

Los Angeles International Airport

310-646-5252

The airport is located 40 miles west of Ontario

Orange County Airport

949-252-5171

The airport is located in Santa Ana, 44 miles southwest of Ontario

Ground Transportation:

Most of the major car rental companies as well as taxi, limousine, and shuttle bus services are available at the airports as well as throughout the city.

By Car

Coming from the west (Los Angeles) or east (Palm Springs), the best route is via Interstate 10. From the north and south, Interstate 15 transects the city.

By Train

Amtrak

228 South Plum Street
Amtrak Passenger Platform
Ontario, CA 91764

800-USA-RAIL

By Bus

Greyhound does not serve Ontario

How to Get Around:

As with most California cities and with so much to see and do, the best way to get around is by car, either personal or renal.

National Holidays:

New Year's Day Jan. 1

Martin Luther King, Jr., Day 3rd Mon. in Jan.

President's Day 3rd Mon. in Feb.

Memorial Day last Mon. in May

Independence Day July 4

Labor Day 1st Mon. in Sept.

Thanksgiving Day 4th Thurs. in Nov.

Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Dec. 24 and 25

New Year's Eve Dec. 31

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Dave & Buster's

4821 Mills Circle
Ontario, CA 91764
909-987-1557

Hours: Call for days and hours of operation

Game Works

4541 Mills Circle
Ontario, CA 91764
909-987-4263

Hours: Call for days and hours of operation

Scandia Amusement Park

1155 S. Wanamaker Avenue
Ontario, CA 91761
909-390-3091

Hours: Daily: 10am - midnight weekdays, closing at 1am weekends

Admission Charged

The undisputed leader in safe, clean, family fun offers 25 rides and attractions including go-carts, bumper boats, two miniature golf courses, batting cages and a newly refurbished arcade. Featuring the "Scandia Screamer," the Inland Empire's tallest roller coaster. Scandia also provides excellent banquet and picnic facilities.

Nearby:

Anaheim Angels Baseball

2000 Gene Autry Way
Anaheim, CA 92803
714-940-2180

Admission Charged

Season runs April � October

Call for game schedule and additional information

Boomers

1500 West 7th Street
Upland, CA 91786
909-981-9177
Hours: Call for days and hours of operation

Admission Charged

Castle Park

3500 Polk Street
Riverside, CA 92505
909-785-3000

Hours: Call for days and hours of operation

Admission Charged
Twenty-five acres of family fun including 65 rides and attractions, four theme miniature golf courses, largest West Coast arcade, Big Top Family Restaurant, log ride, and free magic shows.

Disneyland Resort

1313 Harbor Boulevard
Anaheim, CA 92803
714-781-4565
Hours: Open daily, call for hours of operation

Admission Charged
Make your childhood dreams come true in the whole new world of Disneyland Resorts, now featuring two magical theme parks and a lively entertainment district.

Joey & Maria's Comedy Italian Wedding

9121 Haven Ave.
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
909-481-1001

Hours: Call for schedule and additional information

Admission Charged

"Joey & Maria" invite you to be a guest at an anything-but-traditional Italian wedding. You'll dance. You'll sing. You'll eat. You'll laugh yourself silly with two of the craziest Italian families this side of Boston's North End. They perform seven days a week and are prepared to travel

throughout the country.

The Mighty Ducks

2695 Katella Avenue
Anaheim, CA 92806
714-940-2900

Call for game schedule and additional information

Pharoh's Lost Kingdom

1101 N. California Street
Redlands, CA 92374
909-335-7275

Hours: Call for days and hours of operation

Admission Charged
Pharaoh's Lost Kingdom family entertainment theme park has a complete water park, giant video arcade, amusement rides, children's soft play, four miniature golf courses, bumper boats, three racetracks, and a skycoaster.

Raging Waters

111 Raging Waters Drive
San Dimas, CA 91773
909-802-2200

Hours: Open June � September daily at 10am

Admission Charged
Nobody can show you the sun and fun of Southern California like Raging Waters, "The World's Greatest Water Adventure!" Featuring 50 acres of rides, slides, attractions and 50 million gallons of good, clean, wholesome fun.

SpeedZone

17871 Castleton Street
City of Industry, CA 91748
626-913-9663

Hours: Call for days and hours of operation

Universal Studios Hollywood

100 Universal City Plaza, SC79-5
Universal City, CA 91608
818-622-3128

Hours: Vary by season, call for additional information

Admission Charged
Universal Studios Hollywood, the world's #1 motion picture and television studio attraction, offers guests a "backlot" look at the film and TV industry, the authenticity of a working movie studio, the rich heritage of movies past and all the stars and excitement of today's Hollywood.

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