My wife and I took our son to his first escape room today. So glad it was this one! Creative, great…read moreatmosphere, good puzzles, and plenty of fun RFID surprises and other tech. Avoid All In Escapes (Triangle Town Center) like the plague and play here instead! This is what escape rooms are supposed to be!

This play is a perfect place to go if you want to have fun and get a great bond with family.read more

Really cool place to have lots of fun. Depending on what you do here, you have to sign a waiver and…read morethen make your purchase at the kiosk. They had a real good deal for $59 that included a game card, 1 attraction and a go kart race. You could choose 1 of 4 attractions which included VR game, simulated race, interactive roller coaster or laser tag. Before going go karting, you have to go in a little room and watch an instruction video. The go karts really nice and fast. Depending on how you drive, you can get a good 8-9 laps in with the time they give you. The game card had a lot of points to play plenty games. Food was really good. I ordered the habanero bacon jam smash burger. Little spice to it but not too spicy. Still a good sandwich. Plenty of parking but I can see this place getting crowded in the evening and weekends.

Fathers day. Just had a salmon salad at Town Hall, and had an hour and a half before my Topgolf…read morereservation, so we all went to check it out. Place looks big from the outside and inside. They had laser tag, Andretti experience, virtual something or another, tons of games (like Dave and Busters but clean), restaurant. The big draw of course was the indoor go carts, if that is what you call them. They have basically stacked tracks that go up and down and around and kind of intertwining in between the kids and the adults tracks and carts. Their is a viewing area up top to check out the races, with scoreboards everywhere. There is actually a mini toddler experience with mini carts and a circular track up their. The best thing is that the carts are all electric, with no smell and virtually no sound, unless you wreck. We only got to do some games due to the volume that day an our lack of time, but will definitely come back. There are a few things there that I would probably enjoy, and it is very close.

Came for a birthday party, friendly, easy to find, good appropriate music, lots of space. Great…read morespot to host birthday parties

The venue was clean and spacious with so much room for the kids to be wild and free. Even air…read morehockey for those of us not allowed to jump because we just had to age The staff were friendly and great with the kids. They took care of all of the set up. All you had to do was enjoy watching the kids run around smiling and laughing. They have a bin with your child's name on it for all gifts to go and they bring it all to the car and when you arrive they greet you with a cart and they bring everything in for you as well. Can't say enough great things about our day today. Thank you, Pump it up! Would highly recommend planning birthday parties here. We had kids of all ages, ranging from 2 through like 12. (Don't miss out on the bubble add on.. The biggest smiles were had in the middle of the bubbles.) You won't be disappointed.

So far we've done two rooms at Nerd Escapes, both were incredible experiences!!…read more Each other was stuffed full of intricate, thoughtfully designed multi-layer puzzles that interrelate and weave incredibly well into the narrative. Great staff that are always friendly and professional. My friends who brought me are big fans of escape rooms, and they assured me, this is one of the best escape rooms around. I look forward to come back and experiencing more rooms!! This place is a ton of fun!!

Sadly, this is not my favorite escape room place. I've done two of their rooms, both in the yellow…read morebuilding (which is confusing in itself) and the first (art museum) was solidly "fine." Some clever puzzles, decent concept, mostly good experience. The Chernobyl room, however, was kind of terrible. I do a good number of escape rooms, and it wasn't that it was too hard, but more poorly conceived. It was a mix of super niche or hard to find clues combined overly easy ones, starting with an uncomfortable and somewhat pointless lock. It was also very linear, so a large group would likely have people standing around because there's not much going on at once. The most frustrating thing was the ending has a very finicky piece of equipment that we couldn't master. We ended up giving up because, while we felt we solved it, we couldn't get it to work and just wanted to be done at that point. Plus, our experiences outside of the room were super awkward, not offers for ceremonial photos. Will not be trying another room.

In town visiting and I'm not sure if this was the first thing I was looking to do, but my friends…read morewere excited and I said why not. I like escape rooms but when I'm somewhere new and visiting I usually like exploring local or something new but this escape room was honestly a highlight. We did the speakeasy one and it encompassed some local facts and was a great time overall. Recommend an escape room in Raleigh!

Decided to check out this escape room with my friend tonight - we do one every other week or so!…read more We entered the room and although it looks outdated compared to most, the room looked fun. During the intro, the host gave us a very short backstory, and said that he "couldn't talk, cause I just drank some water." Unfortunately, one of the items wasn't working in the room as it should, so we were given the answer (no biggie). The host states "I'm not sure how to fix this, but this is what you should do for the answer." We continued the game, and asked for a hint later, but received hints beyond where we were, and were told "oh, that was the wrong hint, I was supposed to give you that later on." After that, along with the very interesting intro, we decided to leave in the midst of the game, and forfeited the money we spent. We've done several rooms throughout Raleigh, Durham, & even at the OBX! This really bummed us out, and unfortunately we likely won't return here.

If you have a 12 year old,or in that range that wants to play in the basketball area, don't go…read morehere. My son tried to play. Management allows older teenagers and young men to play and one got upset that my son scored on him, shorter adult, and he deliberately landed on my sons head and injured him. This place is dangerous. On the other side,there were 4 adult men in their 30s and 40s playing dodgeball outside the enclosure. One ball went flying and hit my 14 year old daughter.

Grand location if you like/want to simply jump around and have a good time…read more While visiting my nieces and nephew thought it a perfect spot for an afternoon of high flying, fun activities. They have classic area of side by side trampolines, a trampoline Basketball area, a trampoline Dodgeball area, trampoline foam pit, mini rock climb wall, children's obstacles course areas with fun slides and to finish it off a trampoline 'Wipeout' spinning trampoline sweeper. All in all good well kept, clean and good in shape apparatuses. Little to no wait in most areas [minus basketball which could get tied up with a group game]. There is also a small arcade area if you need a breakaway from the bouncing action. Just know that is a separate cost from your original timed wristband given when entering for you bouncing session. Outside of that there is a small beverage concession to get water or a frozen Icee drink and lockers to put valuables [keys, wallets, phones and shoes]. All in all an amazing time where I'd consider going back with or without the kiddos, maybe for a date night with the Mr. ;)

This location has truly impressed me since I first walked through the door. Yes this is a real…read morereview. I wanted to bring my nephew for a fun day out and it's been years since I've been to a chuck e cheese. When we first walk in, the greeter Tanner was warm and welcoming and told us about their monthly pass. He explained every benefit. It was as definitely the way to go! He directed us to the cashier who was also soooo kind and so helpful! She helped us sign up. We got 250 game credits with our monthly pass and 3 hours later, we've only been able to use half! I didn't realize every game here is only 1 credit! I will say, MOST of the games work. There were 3 with errors. That's out of 50 games. I mean even Dave and busters has more machine down. They easily credited us back for the credits lost. No questions asked. I believe the manager, older gentleman with glasses. Incredibly kind and personable. Working just as hard as everyone else. I've seen this man everywhere in the last 3 hours. That's the type of leadership that makes a store great. I am really impressed by this place. Although we can use the monthly pass anywhere; I'll definitely be using it here. Oh! One last thing, the pass gives 50% off of purchases, so we got a whole pizza and 2 drinks for $14. Can't beat that. As far as the ambiance, it's a kids arcade.

Finding something to do with the littles when it is cold out can be challenging…read more I loved Chuck E Cheese as a kid and had so much nostalgic moments The pizza is still delicious The games are fun but more arcade style than hands on interactive I miss the old set up Overall clean building as well

Golf Hour was a fun experience. We booked a bay for an hour for $42. They offer memberships as…read morewell. We grabbed a few drinks and liked that they have beer, liquor, wine and non-alcoholic options. We didn't play golf but tried the other simulator games instead like cornhole, soccer, football, dodgeball, shooting games and more. They were a lot of fun and gave us plenty to do. The simulators worked best when we stood in the correct spots, which took a little figuring out at first. They don't serve food, but you can bring your own or order from Oakview using the QR code. Overall, it's a fun place to hang out with friends, even if you're not there to play the golf simulator.