Came in running a little late for a birthday. Last kids were being walked in as we arrived…read more Employee told us he could not restart the game which had been going on for 30 seconds because they were behind. He said we could use other amenities for party including the games. He set us up with a card. My son went to use it and it had no balance. I asked why and he said the balance won't load until laser tag ended. I asked how long and he said 20+ mins. So instead of making an 8 year olds day so he could play laser tag with his friends, you give us a card where we need to wait 20+ mins before it has any value. Thanks for nothing.

GREAT!!! Got helped by Shaye, he was pleasant to be around and was extremely helpful.read more

Carmel does a really nice job of offering up venues and events to get people out of the house. The…read morerink was busy today and a bit crowded. Despite the 20 degree weather and freezing drizzle. Everyone was having fun and I didn't see anyone fall while we were here. The Christmas market that surrounds the ice rink was already put away, but a few vendors were still set up selling hot drinks and light snacks. We decided to go inside for drinks to get out of the drizzle.

First time skating at Center Green. We had not skated in several years and stayed pretty close to…read morethe wall for the first several minutes. I was shocked they didn't have any stabilizers for kids or adults. People were falling left and right and I'm sure the EMT's are there frequently. Definitely recommend bring your own skates as the rentals were subpar.

We love playing here as a family however there range always seems to close at random times. We have…read moretried to go and it has closed at 5 pm. Then yesterday my son's golf camp was closed because the range was not mowed and was not going to open until at least 11:30am. The hours are not consistent and my son was soo disappointed that his lessons were cancelled and the group will probably not make it up. If you want to golf it's a great place. If you want to stop by the driving range I recommend calling first.

I had a great time at Fox Prairie today. The bunkers are…read moregreat (better if you stay out of them, but if not, they play well) Greens played well and are well maintained The fairways roll well The rough is rough - stay out of it! :) It was a peaceful time They have a driving range too - $7 small / $9 large I'll be back

This is a pretty decent bowling alley but there are some drawbacks that make other places a better…read moreoption. There was absolutely no air conditioning and they had huge fans blowing hot air all over the bowling alley. There is a limited selection of balls most all of which are hand-me-downs. The lanes had almost no oil on them and we're pretty chewed up but I have to admit it added character to the lanes. I would go again if they would at least turn on the air-conditioning but it was just too uncomfortable to return

Munsee lanes, is an ok bowling establishment. Personally I am a reasonably serious bowler, ave…read more207. The scoring system is quite nice. The lanes are old, and they could probably use some updating. These lanes were hard, It was like a sport shot, if you want a challenge, this is the place. They are older wooden lanes, the wear was bad the arrows and dots on my lane was actually difficult to see and it was not during "cosmic bowling" I would go back just for a challenge, however during the summer they will be closed for the remainder of my stay here in Muncie, IN.

There is more to this park, but we didn't make it past the vintage playground equipment at the…read morefront. Sometimes, the simplest things entertain kids the most, and my kids were entertained for quite a while with just four things to play on. The slide is one of those tall, super slippery jobs that launch you off of it and onto the ground straight on your butt. Then there's the geodesic dome with the chipped paint. And then there are two climbing things: one is kinda like monkey bars, and the other if shaped like some animal. The ground is wood chips, so it's softer than solid ground when falling off the slide (and you will fall off -- I'm telling you, it launches you off).

This 25 acre park on the west side of downtown Fortville has a variety of amenities for all ages to…read moreenjoy. Whether you are little (there are three playgrounds), an older kid (lots of baseball fields, a skate park, basketball courts), or an adult who enjoys hiking, the park should provide the opportunity for enjoyment. Parking lots are distributed throughout the park which winds along Church St to a loop on the western end. So, no matter where you go, you can take advantage of the convenience. Restrooms, some with colorful murals on the buildings, are also available during the warmer months. Shelters are also available for gatherings, some with grills. The park could use a bit of attention, but hopefully, a spring cleaning can brighten the look of the place. Review #747

First, the price. It's only $20 for an all-day pass, with shoes and equipment included ($15 if you…read morebring your own stuff)! That's hard to beat. Second, the service. The guy who helped us and showed my son and his friends how to do auto-belay climbing was so chill and friendly and just a great overall human being. He made the experience so fun for my group of teens. I'm going to stop numbering now, and just talk about Climb Time. It's one of the smaller rock climbing gyms in the area, but it's my teen son's favorite, and he specifically wanted to come here for his birthday, because it's a little more challenging than some of the other rock climbing gyms. There's also a bouldering wall, which he loves. When you walk in, it feels very no-frills: Anyone who comes here really wants to climb. We stayed three hours (which was plenty for teen boys) and it was never crowded, but there were always one or two other people there who looked like they knew what they were doing. They came in, they climbed, and they left. Like I said, this is the place to climb if you love to climb and want a nice, no nonsense experience. I did not climb, but instead posted up on the lobby couch. They offer free wifi here, and I took advantage of that to get a little work done while the kids climbed. There's a small concession area with snack foods like granola bars, protein bars, chips, trail mix, beef sticks, string cheese and treats like M&Ms, Starbursts and cotton candy. There is also cold water for $1, and Monster Energy and Red Bull and protein drinks for $3. There isn't much else in terms of food, though.

Had a great first-time experience at Climb Time today! First, the staff was very welcoming and took…read morethe time to have a helpful learning session before we started. Secondly, you just can't beat the prices that this climbing gym offers. Thirdly, everyone climbing there was very nice and helpful as we learned belaying.

I can't comment upon the quality of activity within the Community Center since I did not check out…read moreany programs. I will say that the adjacent basketball courts are in excellent shape and that there is a small playground behind the building. I did notice that some of the small trees that had been planted were already dead. There are no shelters or picnic tables near the playground. There is a decent sized parking lot for easy walks to the courts and playground. Review #1111

Really Nice City Course. They maintain it beautifully the pro shop is Ran by a wonderful young man…read more Logan Hester is a professional he is great! The Owner Matt is a kind loving good spirited man. He takes care of his Customers and tries to appease everyone. Can't go wrong at Meadowbrook.

Great little course. New ownership within the last few years, and they're putting some $$ into it…read more Rehabbing bunkers etc. Greens are undulating. Not a long course, but challenging from the Blue tees. Reasonable price too.