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Girls climbing high!
Amy G.

Hidden in a warehouse in Allegan is this crazy fun escape! After a short safety and how-to speech we were harnessed and ready for the sixteen different 25 foot climbing walls. Once our arms sufficiently felt like gelatin we transitioned to the ropes course. Two levels with some challenging events between platforms high in the air! There's a tiny yikes mini course as well. Don't forget the two zip lines and free fall! If you're up for it there's a vertical slide too! The facility has clean bathrooms... use before entering the fun because once your down you're done. There have a small snack selection but the prices are reasonable.

There's me on the zip line.  I did that first.  What a blast!!  I love this place!
Michele H.

What a fun place! I attended an event here this afternoon and was definitely impressed. I felt completely safe at all times even with the various heights and levels of difficulty of the ropes course. The attendants were friendly, knowledgeable and encouraging. I definitely think this is a great place for anyone from toddlers to Baby Boomers, myself being the latter. Thanks for a wonderful time!

Rock climbing wall area
Kathryn K.

The place is super clean and lots of seating for people watching or if you just need a rest. They have free lockers for you to use to put your phone/keys etc while you climb as you can't have anything on you. All the staff was friendly and helpful. I asked lots of questions about pricing/packages and how the climbing worked for different ages kids. They explained very clearly even to young kids how to safely use the equipment. My kids loved the rock climbing wall area- most of the walls were challenging for kids under 8. I even had trouble on a couple. My kids enjoying the sky trail and doing the zip lines but my 5 year old was happy to go to the tot area for some easier play after an hour up on the tall ones. The pricing is a little on the high side and if you don't buy a package everything has unique rules and everything is an extra cost. But overall it was fun and my kids asked to go back again. They serve food and alcoholic beverages but we didn't buy anything this trip.

The littles course is perfect for littles!
Sandy H.

We came here over spring break, and took advantage of the spring break special for unlimited climbing for $30. In order to stretch my budget, my six-year-old did and Olive cart climb. She had unlimited climbing up the walls, and was able to go on the small ropes course once. Her climb cost $20. I will say, that it was worth the drive from Grand Rapids to check it out and to run off a little bit of pent-up winter Steam. The ropes course is really neat and has two levels. There are two zip lines in the ropes course and one rappelling line. The climbing walls are unique and different than any other climbing walls I've seen. I like the built-in safety features of 1 climber / wall, and the rappelling rope hooks into each harness which opens the wall. It's a really neat feature. We did not do the slide feature, because it was not included. That's an extra $10 for two slides. So, I would probably give a helpful hint to pack a lunch or snacks to bring along with you. We did not think of that and had to return to the main line in order to purchase anything from the snack bar. The snack bar has limited offerings to a few ice cream treats and basic vending machine-type items for a $1.50 each. Because we had to step back into the main line in order to purchase anything from the snack bar, we ended up waiting for snacks for about 10 more minutes. I understand that they were busy due to the spring break special, however if do you want to save yourself that weight and that extra expense pack a snack or lunch of your own. Also, the ropes course was good for only one time. So if they got on the ropes course and then left the ropes course they were done. There was no getting back on the ropes course. This is hard to explain to a six-year-old who wants to go to the bathroom, but also doesn't want to get off the ropes course. I think that the climbing walls were really neat, and offered a great variety of skill levels and also fun themes. My 11 year old who loves to climb had a blast trying to figure out how to get up each and every wall. The timed wall was one of his favorites and he kept pushing himself to beat his earlier time. My six-year-old even climbed on quite a few of the walls so they were different skill levels available for each age. All in all, I'm glad we went for spring break. It made something special out of our staycation. I personally don't think we will be back. Only because I thought the cost was quite high in comparison to the amount of time we spent there and what I perceived as the value. I spent close to $60 for two children and we only stayed for about 2 hours. Well it's a fun thing to do once, I think it's kind of a "been there, done that" situation. If they change up the walls for different climbing experiences, that may piqued our interest enough to want to go back later, but I would not take all three children there without busting our monthly budget.

Barbie S.

Place looks very impressive. We had kids from 4 to 8 years old, they all enjoyed it. They did *Sky Trail *Clip n' Climb *Vertical Drop Slide. Kids started out doing Clip n' Climb, kids were technically able to choose up to 5 walls to climb, but staff doesn't count or keep track so essentially they could climb all walls. Kids climbed as many as they could handle before their hands started hurting. Next was Vertical Drop Slide, unfortunately all kids only got to do this once. Last stop was the giant Sky Trail. If it wasn't for the adults wanting to grab food, the kids could probably stay on the Sky Trail for a while longer. We spent a little over 2hrs here. It was a cold day outside when we were there and inside the building was cold also!!! Going to have to go back to check out the outdoor ziplining!

Felicia B.

Visited this gem as part of AHS grad bash. There is something for everyone! The staff did a superb job keeping the seniors happy and busy! The climbing walls, quick jump and ropes course were all crazy fun! I definitely recommend making a day of it! I hear they're expanded to an outside course and maze! What awesome fun to be had in 49010!

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Very clean, quick check in and helpful staff. The kids had fun. Two hours was plenty.

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The place was clean and staff was amazing and helpful to my niece I would definitely recommend

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My kids LOVED this! The zipline was my son's favorite and my daughter can't wait to jump again!

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Can you do a day trip to this rope course? Looking for something for a 6 and 8 year old

Hi Susan, Yes - Allegan Event is perfect for a day trip and will keep a 6 and 8 year old very busy!

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“Having the zip line over the water was stunning and quite the experience, it was relaxing.”

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At first I thought, oh man this place is going to be such a tourist trap. It's really not. What I…read morelike about here compared to other "amusement parks" is that it's low stimulation. It's not bright lights, neon colors, or obnoxious vendors in your face. It's simple, humble, incredibly clean, and well kept especially since it's been there since the 50s. It's small enough to enjoy for a few hrs but doesn't take all day. It's definitely made more for kids 10 and under id say. My kids are 3 and 6 and loved it. They were tall enough to ride most of the rides and enjoyed the petting zoo. I felt $19 per person was a decent price and parking was just fine. The demonstrations are well attended. It got busy about 11am but it opens at 9:30 so come early if you want to experience it less busy. The workers seemed to enjoy their jobs. Again, very very clean.

We arrived mid-afternoon on a Saturday…read more $21 per person. An amusement park. $21 entry and you still have to pay for anything and everything inside. Good for families with small kids. They have shows, demos, a petting zoo, Dutch village area replica buildings. A Cheese shop. Coffee shop. Some stroomwafels - yum. Much of the gift items they had at the Dutch Village in downtown Holland as well. If you have never been to Holland / Amsterdam, many of the buildings give you the flare of the village at least. It was not worth it for us to pay or visit. Bettye for families with kids, that's what it's catered more towards.

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We really enjoy making the drive out here every fall. It's a great value for everything that's…read moreincluded with admission, especially compared to some other pumpkin patches where you have to pay extra for things like the corn maze or individual activities and before you know it you're closer to $20-30 for everything. I believe admission was around $12 per person for ages 3 and up and there was plenty for our boys to do. The playground area, zip lines, balance beams, corn barn, corn maze, and hayride out to the pumpkin patch are all included. You do pay separately for the pumpkins, but there are different sizes and the prices seemed very reasonable. Our kids especially loved the zip lines and all of the different farm-style activities. They also have things like a football toss, basketball shoot, ping-pong tables, and other activities that you don't always find at a traditional pumpkin patch. There's a small area with goats that you can feed, too. There aren't a ton of live animals, but it's still a fun little addition. Couple food trucks near the back, another donuts I think their own and Pero pizza. We didn't try the apple cannons this time, but they looked pretty fun. There was a line, and our boys are probably still a little young to appreciate that one anyway. And of course, you can't come here without getting the donuts! The line was really long, but it moved surprisingly quickly. They clearly have a good system down. The apple cider slushies were also delicious. My wife waited in that line, so I can't speak to the price , but everything we had was tasty. There's also a small child playground outside the main admission area. Overall, we had a really enjoyable day. Between the activities, pumpkin picking, food, and everything that's included with admission, we feel like you get quite a bit for your money. It's become one of those places we enjoy coming back to every fall, and we'd definitely recommend it for families looking for a fun fall outing.

Had to leave with two disappointed kids because after paying $15 a person over 2 years old. The…read morekids were asked twice to stop playing because the tour school groups have priority because they have set schedule. Had a screaming little girl who's 1 because after riding in the pumpkin train for not even 2 mins she had to get off for other kids. we did get our money back but what waste of our time. if we would known paying customers would be treated so unfairly would never went.

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