I've been to this location roughly 4x in the last year and I've had no issues. It's sky zone so…read morethere are things I've come to expect by default. Not that it's excusable but my expectations are fairly low for a place that smells like feet haha. They've added a new play area at this location, that in combination with the parking, makes it better than the Waldorf location for me. This review is mainly for Ant who was present the entire time I was there for a birthday party. At 7pm it turns into a glow jump which my daughter so was geeked up about. Might have to run it back for her birthday this year. I didn't realize Ant wasn't a guest until 30mins after I arrived, that's how much he was interacting with the children. I saw him at various times during my visit just making his rounds and assisting children as needed. There was a moment when I couldn't find my son and I asked for his help, he stopped what he was doing immediately to look for him. Shortly after I looked up and he was listening to my son go on and on about sonic the hedgehog, going as far as to compliment my son on his retelling of sonic stories :o). He was also in the party room assisting, triple checking on each kid, refilling drinks and passing out cupcakes. One girl even made a mess on her face and he stopped and helped her get cleaned up. I would come back to this location just for Ant, I cannot say enough nice things about him and his customer service. I made a point to note his name before I left, and he alone is the reason I'm writing this review. Thanks Ant, you're a gem.

On January 3, 2026, I visited Sky Zone of Bowie with my son and his friend. My intention was simply…read moreto pay for their visit to the facility. I did not knowingly enroll either child in an ongoing membership, nor do I recall knowingly authorizing Sky Zone to charge my bank account approximately $75 every month thereafter. Following that visit, however, recurring monthly charges began appearing on my account. I subsequently learned that memberships apparently had been established for both my son and his friend. This is particularly concerning because I would never knowingly enroll another person's child in a recurring membership or accept an ongoing financial obligation for that child. My bank records reflect the following charges: February 3, 2026 - $74.76 March 3, 2026 - $74.76 April 3, 2026 - $74.76 May 3, 2026 - $74.76 June 3, 2026 - $74.74 July 3, 2026 - $74.76 August 3, 2026 - $74.76 It appears that the monthly amount represents charges associated with two children, at approximately $36-$37 per child per month. I only take my son to Sky Zone periodically. I had no reason to intentionally purchase recurring memberships for two children, particularly when one of those children is not mine. Nor was I presented with any conversation regarding obtaining a membership to get a 17-dollar discount! I was charged $72.58 for visit for two kids with a military discount. If I had been given a 17 dollar discount this would have made it a lesser amount. Conversation With General Manager After discovering the recurring charges, I spoke with the General Manager, Monti, and requested an explanation and documentation of my authorization. Monti explained that I may have enrolled in the memberships in order to receive a discount and stated that customers sometimes elect to do this. I explained that this explanation does not make sense in my circumstances because I ALWAYS use my military benefits when discounts are available. I would have had no reason to intentionally establish two recurring memberships merely to obtain a discount for a 17-dollar single visit. I would love to have seen the transaction for this date to see where 17 dollars was deducted from the bill. More importantly, I do not recall knowingly agreeing to or authorizing recurring memberships. I asked him for the text message that I would have had to receive and sign and he stated, you would have to do a membership to receive the text message. Monti further explained that, during the enrollment process, I would have received an electronic communication on my phone and would have been required to electronically acknowledge or sign an agreement. I specifically requested that Sky Zone provide the documentation demonstrating my affirmative authorization, including my electronic signature or other record showing that I knowingly agreed to recurring monthly charges. The documentation shown or provided to me did not contain my signature. I also searched my phone records and messages from January 2026 and have been unable to locate the communication that I was told I would have received as part of the enrollment process. When I asked the manager to provide the original electronic communication allegedly sent to me, I was told that I would have to go through the enrollment process again in order to receive such a message. Recreating the enrollment process now, however, would not establish what was actually sent to me or what I affirmatively authorized on January 3, 2026. The General Manager offered to refund only two months of charges and maintained that I had signed up for the memberships and subsequently forgotten doing so. I respectfully dispute that explanation. Request for Proof of Authorization If Sky Zone maintains that I knowingly authorized these recurring memberships, I am requesting that Sky Zone provide the actual records associated with the January 3, 2026, transaction, including receipt showing where I received a 17-dollar discount on this date January 3, 2026, the amount that he stated was discounted as a result of me signing up for this membership Concerns Regarding the Enrollment Process After discovering these charges, I researched consumer complaints concerning Sky Zone membership billing and found numerous publicly available complaints from consumers describing experiences involving disputed recurring memberships, including allegations that consumers did not understand they were enrolling in ongoing memberships or subsequently disputed recurring charges.

I went to a reggae concert on Sunday evening. It was so relaxing at Allen Pond. The music was…read moregreat, the people were very nice. Family oriented event. Every Sunday they have a new artist or band. Something you can do with family or friends and have a blast.

I went to the park over thr weekend for the Spina Bifida Walk/Roll. The walk around the parks was…read morenice. They have an ice arena, a playground, and several sports fields.

Watkins Regional Park is truly a hidden gem! I recently took my 4-year-old niece, and she…read moreabsolutely loved every minute of it. The Wizard of Oz-themed playground made such an impression on her that we've been watching The Wizard of Oz on repeat ever since our visit. It was so much fun seeing her imagination come to life as she explored all the themed play areas. One thing I really appreciated was that there's something for kids of all ages. There are plenty of play structures and activities to keep everyone entertained. The park is also very family-friendly, with lots of shaded benches and picnic shelters where I could comfortably sit, relax, and keep an eye on her while she played. After the playground, we walked across the street to ride the carousel, which she absolutely adored. They also have a train ride, but unfortunately it wasn't operating during our visit. That just gives us another reason to come back! Next time, we're planning to visit the farm and meet all the animals. I can't believe such a special place is just a few miles from home. If you're looking for a fun, affordable outing with children, Watkins Regional Park is definitely worth the visit. We can't wait to go back!

Great playground for ages 3-10. Park is nice and clean with…read morea merry-go-round ($). Nice walking trail to see farm animals (free)

First visit- Let's…read morestart by saying these trampoline parks have gotten out of control with the pricing! The same trampoline that before Covid was $15 dollars for an hour jump are now asking for $30 plus. Of course you need to get their socks because using jump socks from another place isn't okay. ( eye roll) Anywho- there's games, laser tag, obstacle courses and trampolines, birthday party rooms The games that were on worked The food smelled good, we had ate before coming so didn't order any. Just got slushees. 2 at 5.99 each The bathroom needed to be cleaned, but kids were everywhere so I get it. The staff was very friendly!!!! I enjoyed that. We prefer UrbanAir in Laurel. But for this one to be closer it wasn't bad....

I mean it's such a hit or miss place. On a Sunday morning when it's empty it's fine. A bit dirty…read morebut all of these places have a tinge of grime. But on a busy Saturday afternoon - whew. It's crowded and inefficient and kind of stinky. But the kids love it and the games are fun. Lots of parking. Nice people but overall a pretty sub-par experience.

Northampton Slave Quarters is a historic site in Maryland just outside of Washington, D.C. that…read moretells a different story than the plantation mansions nearby. Signs throughout the property talk about what life was like enslaved and the legacy the formerly enslaved left once they were free. There are two ruin sites that you can explore.

11/1/19 This ride opened in 2003, and happens to be the…read moretallest spinning rapids ride in the world, as well as the first to be themed after DC Comics. Very cool too. I went there before things heated up in the summertime. Believe me, the walk to the actual ride is scenic, but when it is very hot outside, that scenic walk becomes a parking lot. Large umbrellas are installed in various parts of the walkway so the guests don't burn. It's also makes a good place to set up drinks and food at key level points on hot days. These key points mean you have 30 to 1 hour wait or longer. Six Flags America knows what the hell they are doing. I had pictures of what the inside of Panguian Station looks like, but can't find them on my Facebook page. Not that it matters, but you have the options of going to the left side or the right side. The difference is one party will be going first. Once on the tubes of destruction, you will be carried up the hill for your final destination. Depending on how many people are in your tube, you will find yourselves spinning faster and faster. You really don't get to soaked on this ride, but you will get some water on you. So if you don't want your butt to get wet, I recommend two things...grin and bear with a towel, or don't ride the ride. As The Panguian would say "You don't think you'll win do you?"

From the owner: All time off must be requested and approved 30 days in advance. If you will be out of the office, a…read morecalendar event should be added to the MyTime OOO shared Google Calendar AND the QA Team shared Google Calendar. If you are unsure of the number of personal/sick days allowed per year for your position, please reach out to the QA Manager for verification. MyTime expects you to be fully attentive to your position while clocked in. Breaks and lunches should be done off the clock. For remote workers, this includes taking care of personal business while working, including but not limited to checking social media, reading personal emails or messages, making personal calls or using your cell phone, and so on. You should clock out to do activitie...

I booked this location via Groupon for my son's birthday. Wanted to try something different as I…read morethought this would be something great for him and his friends. The Groupon was very affordable but when I arrived there were some additional expenses that I wasn't aware like equipment rental fee, ammunition and protective gear. The ammunition cost $30 per bag which definitely adds up with a large party. Gloves were $5 per pair which some wanted to wear. They also provide overall jumpsuit which can be purchased onsite (however I did not purchase). The location is right next to Six Flags Amusement Park. They were plenty of parking available. Consents/Waivers need to be signed upon arrival. Safety review was provided by the staff to our group. There is an available seating area for large groups which is covered by tents. Outside food is allowed however, I brought snacks instead. The boys were able to do all the courses. The referee's were nice and helpful as it was all of the boys first time. The sessions start up roughly every 20 minutes or so. The groups were split up to make it even on both teams. The ground was pretty wet during the day we came out but, the boys didn't mind it all. The paint was easy to come off of the boys clothes and it wasn't as bad as I expected. Overall, It was a great experience. I will definitely return as I have additional Groupon tickets to use.

Central Avenue Paintball is located in Bowie, Maryland. They have several fields to play paintball,…read moreeach one unique, ranging from containers to modern to post apocalyptic (abandoned cards). The ground was dirty and muddy (it rained recently). Tents and tables were great (where groups can gather and rest between games). They do observe the social distancing and face mask mandates. Staff and referees all wore masks even outdoors. The set up was chaotic. They had tablets out front for customers to sign the waiver, but all three were out of order and they didn't even realize that. The check in process wasn't smooth as they could not find our group booking in their system. Equipment was ok but the goggle mask was full of squeaks, making it difficult to see through. The lens fogged up a lot during the games as well. No food trucks! No nothing! Super crowded (huge parking lot completely full on a Saturday afternoon). If there are so many people why don't they offer a few food trucks! Surely they'll get a lot of business. Further, why not better facility? Check in is in a trailer office. Everything looks temporary, and yet the ground is elaborate (not as if they are packing up and leave tomorrow). No toilet here! It does look like it's a permanent set up. Why no toilet? Only two miserable porta potties.

I never visited 6 Flags before because people always told me Kings Dominion is better, so I was…read morepleasantly surprised to find that 6 Flags has a great water park that entertained my daughter all afternoon. They've got the must haves of a water park - lazy river, wave pool, water spray ground, and water slides. They've also got a few extras that you don't see at every water park, like a few 4 person float rides, a half pipe tube ride with a very steep drop, and a roller coaster type water ride that goes up and down. My 48 inch tall daughter was able to go on every ride but my 46 inch tall son could only go on about half of the rides, so my only caveat is that 48 inches seems to be the magic number. That said, my son would've had a lot of fun on the rides he could go on, as well as the universal ones like the lazy river and spray grounds. If you get a season pass to 6 Flags and compare it to the cost of a day pass at a county water park, this is a great deal (plus you get an amusement park too)!

The place needs a major overhaul. Lots of running rust, areas that could use some power washing,…read morecleaning and updating. The place is nice but definitely needs some TLC. The bathrooms were absolutely horrendous, slippery and needed attention throughout the day. Staff was great, however management needs to give the place some much needed attention.

It has sadly closed down However, my time there, I was treated like family. Taught to ride from the…read morebest of the best. And it left me with Amazing memories of great summers.

Clay Hill Stables…read more Purchased Oct 10, 2014 1.One 60-minute beginner horseback-riding lesson Cant wait to use voucher