I was able to attend as a plus one through a Yelp event. The staff were welcoming upon arrival. We…read morecompleted forms and viewed a safety video orientation, which I appreciated. We were given a tour of the entire facility. In addition, to rock climbing there is a great fitness center in the back. They also offer onsite yoga classes, another plus. The walls have various levels of difficulties from beginner to experienced. As a beginner I stayed in my comfort zone not venturing off. However, my sister became adventurous very quickly and enjoyed it. I spent time in the fitness center. All th equipment is up to date and easy to navigate. I think this would be a great outing for family groups or friend groups. I forgot to mention during the month of March there are membership specials going on.

Great new climbing gym that just opened up in Station Square! Wide variety of bouldering walls with…read moreslab, overhang, and arch routes! No top-roping at this First Ascent location. They've also got a training area with fitness equipment and a yoga studio.

This gym was bright and clean and well maintained. It is a climbing gym first and foremost and I…read moreappreciated the varied rock walls that the staff put together. The "workout area" is an elevated platform that looks over the climbing space. I used a great treadmill while enjoying the view. The weights area got a little crowded later in the evening and I had to wait for a couple stations. Overall well stocked weights and machines that allowed a range of excercises. If you love free weights you'll love their collection!

I love ICB. Ive been going since April 2021 and havent stopped. I like the bright lighting and vibe…read morecompared to Ascend. The yoga class by Becca is an absolute gem and such a great weekly reset.

Small gym but great options. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Prices are inexpensive and Groupons…read moreare typically available. It is important to know that there are not any auto-belays - so it may be tough for a child or first-time climber.

Though a really small gym, there are a good number of climbing and bouldering routes for the space…read more And the staff is incredibly friendly, as are the patrons. So even though there aren't any auto-belays, meeting people is incredibly easy and fun. Also, the routes are well set with a good variation in challenge and difficulty.

Great experience at LA Fitness!…read more The staff was friendly and welcoming, and I appreciated how attentive the team was. there was active cleaning happening while I was there, which made the space feel well cared for. Loved the added perk of towel service, and there's a great variety of group classes to choose from, including Pilates by LA Fitness! Super convenient location too! just a simple walk from the hotel through the skyway bridge, which made getting there quick and easy. Definitely a solid spot to get a workout in while in the Bakery Square area

Wherever I have traveled, LA Fitness gyms always look so nice and upscale. While visiting my…read morebrother in Pittsburgh, I was having back problems that I can usually alleviate with a trip to the gym. So, when I looked around at all the gyms offered in the city and suburbs, I chose this one because it's in one of the toniest neighborhoods and looked quite sophisticated. Looks are deceiving. This is one of the worst gyms I've ever visited. In fact, it's nothing more than what I call a McGym, which is a facility where someone goes in and dumps a lot of equipment into a big room and calls it a gym, but it lacks the other amenities that make it a true gym. Despite the size of this place, it has no walking or running track, and there is plenty of room for it. They also have no swimming pool despite the fact they actually advertise aqua classes on their website for this specific gym! It has no whirlpool or steam room, which you could find at the dowdiest YMCA in a rundown town. Before I could get my opportunity to sample the gym, I had to listen to the sales pitch from one of their associates. When I ask about a pool, his response was, "Not anymore. Anthropology (a store downstairs) didn't appreciate their things getting wet so we had to take the pool out." Well, I didn't appreciate the glib response and I also didn't appreciate being told that if I joined, I could use the pool at the Bridgeville gym, 25 miles away in the suburbs! So, having no pool or whirlpool, I could only do my usual weight routine for my back problems. After I showered, there were no hairdryers to be found. When I inquired about them at the desk, they told me that most people brought their own. I've never been to a gym in my life where they did not offer hairdryers, and again that includes the seediest of YMCAs. This LA Fitness has a lot of the flaws that many commercial gyms have. The staff pretends to be friendly but comes off as placating and condescending. Hence, I'm wondering why LA Fitness is So expensive when Planet Fitness offers pretty much the same amenities. I am attaching two pictures of their website to show that this location advertises water aerobics after removing their pool. Avoid this gym and go to a Y, where you'll find what you really need.

First off, I didn't purchase anything here during my visit however the impression they left me with…read moreafter my visit will make me come here before any other store in the future. WAY different vibe than different similar branded stores, in a good way! Everyone was super helpful and knowledgeable, and even though they didn't have what I was looking for this trip I will totally be back next time I have something in mind. They had popular brands like Yeti, Vuori, North Face, etc. and when I visited they had clothing items 25% off so I would call before going to ask if a specific item you are looking for may be on sale!

With all the snow recently, I thought it would be cool to check out Public Lands in Cranberry…read moreTownship for some new gear. The layout definitely reminded me of a Dick's Sporting Goods store. Everything was pretty pricey, as expected from name-brand outdoor gear, such as The North Face, Columbia, and Patagonia. I learned that you can actually rent all sorts of gear, including tents, sleeping bags, snowboards, bikes and kayaks. They also offer classes/events, mostly focused on rock climbing for now. I do feel that their climbing rates were a bit high for the limited space that they have. Their climbing wall has only 5 vertical routes with a very small bouldering area, and they charge ~$20 for one hour. As an avid indoor rock climber, I would recommend visiting one of Pittsburgh's climbing gyms instead. Their day passes cost ~$20 as well, and you can climb for as long as you like. I see the benefit of having the wall for trying on climbing shoes if you're looking to buy, but not so much for recreational purposes.

I had a really disappointing experience at Urban Air. From the moment we got there, one employee…read morekept following us around and constantly yelling at us over the smallest things. Instead of just explaining rules normally, she was extremely rude and aggressive. At one point we went up into the jungle gym area and she actually yelled at us, "Next time hide better, get out of the jungle gym," which was completely unnecessary and unprofessional. It felt like we were being singled out and harassed the entire time we were there. She kept watching us and shouting at us for everything we did, even when we weren't doing anything wrong. We came to have fun, but instead the experience was stressful and uncomfortable because of how we were treated. Staff should be there to help guests and enforce rules respectfully, not follow people around and yell at them. I would not recommend this location if this is how customers are treated.

They were extremely disrespectful. Tina, the manager was yelling at everyone! She was telling…read morepeople to leave. I can't believe this experience and scam.

My twin boys had their birthday party here recently and we had an excellent experience. The private…read moreparty rooms upstairs are a very nice size, and allows for the adults to relax a bit while the kids are having fun. The hostess was excellent at assisting with bringing up our food items and making sure everyone had what they needed. Really appreciated her effort and how easy it was to have the party there. Well worth the money to avoid having an event at my home. The kids were all thrilled and we will certainly pass this along to others. Well done!

My family and I have been members at Altitude for about two years now, and my kids absolutely love…read moreit. The value we receive for the amount of fun they have is truly immeasurable. It's been such a great place for them to burn energy, build confidence, and just enjoy being kids. The staff at the Bridgeville location are always friendly, efficient, and knowledgeable. They keep things running smoothly and make the experience enjoyable every time we visit. It's honestly hard to find any negatives with our local Altitude. Occasionally it can feel a little warm inside, but that's understandable with so much activity going on. We truly love Altitude and are so thankful to have it in our community. Thank you for consistently providing such a fun and welcoming environment for families like ours!

A Nightmare Loop of Unauthorized BillingThis company operates a deceptive billing system designed…read moreto trap customers in a continuous payment cycle. After multiple failed attempts across several channels, it is clear that Urban Air makes it intentionally difficult, if not impossible, to cancel a membership.Timeline of Cancellation AttemptsJanuary 2026: Submitted two separate cancellation requests via the online "Contact Us" form for the North Fayette location. Received only automated emails promising follow-up, but no one ever reached out.Spring 2026: Visited the North Fayette location in person after the initial 6-month contract ended (membership began September 2025). Staff explicitly stated the membership would automatically cancel. It did not, and billing continued.May 2026: Called the location and spoke with Assistant Manager Ella. She claimed the local venue cannot cancel memberships and instructed me to use the same broken online form again.Lack of Accountability and SupportWhen questioned about a refund for the unauthorized charges outside the original agreement, the assistant manager essentially said "good luck." Furthermore, management claimed they did not have a phone number for their own corporate office, telling me to "Google it" while warning that reaching corporate was "not promising."Charging customers outside of a signed membership agreement and refusing to provide a clear cancellation method is completely unacceptable. Avoid this establishment unless you want your bank account held hostage by a business that refuses to stop billing you.

We were here for my nieces birthday party. She and my other niece have a membership and really…read moreenjoy it. As an adult, I was overstimulated for sure. The system to check in was confusing, there's little parental supervision so children are everywhere, and it's loud which I expected. We attempted to get food. I say attempted because we put our order in at the counter and 30 minutes later we didn't have food. We cancelled our order because by then we had missed a large chunk of the party. I'm sure an 8 year old me would've loved this but old person me was happy to leave.