Worth it! *** BUT PLEASE ADD A COLOR-BLIND ACCESSIBLE OPTION.***…read more Activate is definitely worth the drive! It's a great date place. One thing I will suggest is that I wish the Grid game and the pattern matching games were more colorblind accessible. For example, in level 6, green is VERY close to yellow. Red and orange are also too similar. A person with Deuteranomy cannot distinguish those colors easily. Deuteranomy is the most common form of color blindness, affecting approximately 5% of males and ~0.4% of females. There should be an option to choose "avoid green/yellow" or "color blind accessible"/"Deuteranomaly or Deuteranopia Accessible". It is very nice that there are free lockers to use!

Fun experience! You'll get a workout from jumping and running around…read more You first sign up and pay for the specific timing you'd want. You will get a wristband that will track your time and score. You will need to register your band before entering. Note that before you enter, you can put stuff in your lockers. Upon entering the dark room, you'll see lots of people running around. It'll seem overwhelming but luckily there are staff that wander around to help lost and confused people. You will go to a door and you can look at what the game is. The screen will show you how to play it. I wouldn't overcomplicate it - just understand the goal and then go play! You are timed so play! When you decide the game, you will scan your band to join the party and the rest of your group will need to tap in. Then once there is no one playing, the door will unlock to allow you to enter. Then you can start the game with a push of a button when you are ready. There are lots of games so I won't describe them all. However, the important thing is that you need to LISTEN to the computer announcer. It'll tell you when the game is over and then you need to exit the room within a minute since the other team will enter to start their game. It's a very rushed process but you'll get the hang of it. You can check how much time and how much points you have by tapping these other screens. And you can take group pictures too. Restrooms are inside so you don't need to leave the area.

We were visiting Columbus with our son and niece and decided to stop in to beat the heat…read more We went into laser tag and were grouped with a set of kids who had been playing for 7hours by their word. They proceeded to break the rules and proceeded to stand around our teams respawn and eliminate us over and over. When I informed the employee in charge of the laser tag they shrugged it off and allowed the kids to continue to do it until they made the game so unenjoyable for my son and niece that they didn't want to continue to play. The employee running the laser tag said maybe we should just come back on another day instead of enforcing the rules. When speaking with the manager, she said oh yeah they have been an issue all day. After spending $200plus for two rounds of laser tag and a round of nerf wars and getting the negative response from the employees and manager, we will not be returning and do not recommend spending the money or time there.

Ordered tickets about a month ago, I got a broken foot so I called them and I asked to…read morereschedule... they told me to just come in whenever we can and we can either move the date or just play that day. Came in today around 8 PM today and I couldn't even play because I was told I wasn't even in the system even tho they have looked up my name previously when I rescheduled? so there goes my $75 down the drain

Really fun time exept for the tug of war I thought it was…read morerigged bc the girls win every time

I took my two young daughters here for open play. It was not that busy and the staff was very…read morefriendly. I really like the fact that the place is well-staffed because there are a lot of opportunities for bad things to happen. With so many employees on hand (and friendly and helpful as well!), I didn't feel like my kids were in danger. The majority of the activities are for kids older than my own, maybe for ages 5-12? My 3 year-old could do some of the obstacle courses and the small kids' bounce house. My 17 month-old could do the small bounce house and I took her down two of the slides, but it was not easy to get up while carrying a small child. There are many bounce houses and inflatable slides, a trampoline, a small laser tag maze, and other related things. There is also a small children area with giant blocks and childrens' toys, but not much else. I thought $9 was a bit steep for two hours (or less) of play and was surprised they don't have longer periods of play time. But my daughters enjoyed their time there and I would probably go back when they are a bit older. It's worth checking out. As I mentioned, the staff was great and made my daughters' experience great.

What a fun afternoon! I was planning for a 15 yo and a 17 yo and this was the perfect r activity…read more My husband and I (48 and 50) were able to participate too. He's in great shape and found the yellow and green courses (the two easiest) to be fun and still challenging. I was able to complete the entry level yellow course myself despite being overweight and out of shape. This is a workout and will engage all your muscles as you use your core and upper body strength to help stabilize you on the obstacles. It was a fun way to spend 3 hours together as a family.

The adventure park is amazing and all the staff are so friendly and helpful! It's a great way to…read morespend a few times being active in nature. I love it!

We made a 90 minute reservation for a Saturday night for a friend's birthday. When we arrived early…read morethey were able to work us in, which was appreciated! The shoes were clean and the check in process was easy. We had a group of 8 on one lane, and played Hyperbowl the entire time. We got through 4 games and maybe halfway through a 5th. This game mode is unique and different, the bumpers are up and based on where your bowling ball touches the bumper, you get different multipliers on your resulting score from knocking down the pins. Each round the zones and multipliers are different. Our group was asked if we wanted to order anything as we were getting set up and putting on shoes, but they never came by to check on us after we said to give us a few minutes.

Had a great time! Our server was great! Clean and friendly! Will definitely be back! They had a…read morepool table, an arcade, 4D movie and more!

Yeah. This place rocks. If you think different you probably just havent been here yet. From…read moreimmersive storylines to crazy tech, ts go CRAZY. Game masters are peak with their unlimited clues. Weve played a few escape games, but their rooms top all.

We love this location! We have played 3 different rooms, beat 2 of them, failed 1. We have done…read morerooms with 4 and 6 people. I love that they don't assign you with random people, you get a private room. The workers are super kind and make sure you have the best time.

Don't come when they open @ 11 b/c the lines are crazy. By noon there's no line. It was about 15…read moremin wait. Cheapest option: 90 mins is $29 plus $5 for socks. There's about 12 slides plus a 5 & below area. They have basketball courts too w/ bouncy floor. Of course, they have concessions that were overpriced. The mats you lay on prevent going fast since the slides are covered w/ plastic runners. Nice cushions at end of slides. After an hour the kids were over it. Overall place was pretty clean & lines weren't too bad except for the royal flush & launcher slides. One & done novelty place for us.

Overall, this place was very fun. My kids (8 and 4) absolutely loved the slides and I loved that…read morethey could do a lot on their own with me watching sometimes. We were exhausted by the time we left from the stairs, which made it a perfect hot weekend activity! I have two suggestions: First, the staff wasn't super helpful. The woman who checked me in paused during the process so she could get candy from a coworker and then ate it while talking to me. There were no instructions given - I wasn't sure where to find the sliding pads, I wasn't sure of any of the rules, and I would have just appreciated a little more. The workers on the slides just seemed to be standing around. I asked for instructions when I went on my first slide and I didn't get the impression the young worker wanted to answer my question, nor was he monitoring to ensure the landing area was cleared before another slider went down. People were being pretty careful, but it wasn't very crowded, and I felt it could have easily become a problem. My family of four paid $140 for 90 minutes of play time plus $6 to rent a locker, so I expected more. The building itself was a little hard to find with our GPS; I feel like the signage could be bigger.