I had a great time. The staff was informative and aware of the areas that we would struggle with…read moreand provided assistance. Myself and my friends had a great time and can't wait to return!

The most fun I've had in a while! The instructors were super…read moreinformative, kind, helpful, and patient as they assisted us with our harnesses. This place is kid friendly they have a little ninja course on the bottom level of the ryze 10/10 so much fun. The adults can zip line and navigate through the obstacle course. They have various levels, easy medium and hard for thrill seekers. We stayed for hours. The kids enjoyed it so much they didn't want to leave. The fun doesn't stop there, they also have huge yard games such as Connect four and corn hole. My fav part was mini golf! They have snacks and drinks available for purchase. It was super cute had the most fun definitely going again soon. Bring the entire family! Add this to your summer bucket list!!

Saw this place on tiktok a few years ago and just knew I had to stop!! I'm so glad we did!! There…read morewas honestly so much to see that we'll probably be back someday! This place was amazing plan on being here for at least four hours. There are so many areas to climb and fit your body through. There were slides, caves and so many areas that if you hadn't been paying attention, you would have missed! We brought the kids here to have a fun time but honestly us adults really enjoyed this as well! There is a place to grab a snack here as well as gift shop. There are multiple floors and rooms and just when you think you've seen all of it another floor or room will pop up. We thought we had seen everything and then realized we missed two whole floors! This is absolutely worth going to!!

This place is really overwhelming. It was SO CROWDED. You know you are old when you start…read morewondering about max capacity and fire codes while in a place. There is constant noise. Kids yelling, crying, people talking, metal banging. Got here close to open. Parked at a lot nearby (thought it was the one for City museum. It was not and cost me $30 so BEWARE). Walked to the museum (about half a block) and the line was through the parking lot. I had not purchased tickets online because they charged a $8 convenience fee. Paid $68 ($62+$6 tax) ($23 per ticket for admission and $8 per person rooftop add on) for one adult and one kid ticket (there is no difference in price) with the roof top add on. They give you a wristband to wear which is nice that you can leave and come back. We left to go grab lunch nearby and were able to exit and re-enter easily. Got inside and had to use the restroom. Restrooms are old, run down, some stalls were out of service, paper towels were out, toilet paper out. I saw the restroom being serviced several times but it always seemed to be out of something. My kid had fun but there were areas they were not allowed to access due to not having a flashlight. Kidlet wanted me to buy one but we had no room to pack it. They could benefit from having a flashlight rental program for people traveling. Lots of kids wearing knee pads but my child did not particularly care they did not have them, they just wanted a light. Line to get on elevator to go to roof was long and hot. Roof was hot and there is not a lot of shade. It was cool views and photo ops if you are into that. I wanted to ride the ferris wheel but it was too hot to be out in the sun. Took the stairs back down. I was surprised I kept seeing it was in a 10 story building but there are only 3-4 floors you can access plus the roof. Due to the way it is laid out there are bottle necks that gather and make it hard to maneuver in some places. The restroom entrance is near the gift shop entrance (which is also where you exit) and people were just standing there so it was difficult to get through. Maneuvering the stairs was difficult as well as people did not keep one side open for going up and one for going down, taking up the whole stairway so you had to wait. Overall this was a way to kill some time before going to the airport. Kidlet had fun and they are the target demographic but I would not go back.

Hurricane Harbor I would give a one. I didn't see an entry just for the water park so I am…read morecombining both in one review. We only stayed 2 hours as it was hot as hell, there is no shade, most rides/slides were not open, there are no water refilling bottle stations, they did not honor our drink passes or icee passes so we were dehydrated and exhausted from the heat. Pros: the wave pool is cool. Tornado was fun, Big Kahuna was fun. I have Prestige pass so got to park close. Cons: there is no raft lift for the rafts for Tornado. You have to walk a super far distance to the pool and carry a 4 person raft down a long path and up 4 flights of stairs. I was by myself with a 10 year old. I basically dragged the raft down the path and up the stairs. The ride was not busy (when they 1st opened) and the life guard took pity on me and met me down a flight of stairs to help. Typhoon twister and wahoo racer were closed. We rode 1 tube slide each as I did not feel it was worth walking up the stairs to go on the other colors of slides. Rented a locker for $15 and the lockers have hinges that swing them closed so you have to prop something in them to keep it open. The changing area (for women) looks like something out of a horror movie. They say they want you to shower before getting in anything but the showers don't work. The changing stalls have paper thin shower curtains on them that don't close, are ripped or gape. Inside the changing stalls are littered with the hygiene liners from swim suits. So disgusting. The bathroom I used while there was basically the same. Did not go in or on anything other than what is listed above. Would not honor drink passes for regular drinks. Honored my kid's icee pass by just handing them a cup, because they could not figure it out. Had one Icee, drank the water in the bottle we brought and left. Day 2 we went to Six Flags. We have the all season fast pass, so got in, got passes and were off. These rides are on fast pass: 1. Rode Batman. Good ride. 2. Rode Ninja. That was rough. Unless you know how to position your head you will get a headache. 3. Rode River King Mine Train-this is a step above a kiddie coaster. 4. Rode American thunder it was meh. 5.Rode Mr. Freeze and enjoyed it and wanted to ride again but they were not allowing us in with the fast passes so we left. 6. Pandemonium-this says it has fast lane we couldn't find it. It was a short ride and meh. I don't particularly like spinning coasters. 7. Thunder river got soaked which was fine it was hot. 8. Log flume was the saddest log flume ever. It was hard to hold on in the boats and it goes around nothing. Nothing scenic just meandering around water tubes on the ground 9. Screaming Eagle-rode for the nostalgia. 3 generations of my family have rode this ride. It wasn't as rough as we thought it would be. 10. The boss-this was the roughest, most painful wooden roller coaster I have ever ridden. I had bruises all over my legs from being tossed side to side on it. Regret it x a million. 11. Catwoman's whip-best ride of the park. Would have rode a million times but it was higher in the park (walking up hill) it was hot, we had no water, no shade and were too tired to trek up there. Rides that were closed: 12. Justice League-had been looking forward to being out of the sun in the a/c but no joy 13. Spinsanity-we were told it was hit by lightening 14. Shazam (this is a basic scrambler) 15. Sky Screamer 16. Supergirl Sky Flyer Rides we skipped cause it was hot, we don't like that ride style or something similar in our home park: 17. Boomerang (neither of us like this style of ride) The Boomerang we rode at SFDK was ROUGH so we don't want to ride any of these 18. Fireball-this honestly looks like a fair ride. No one was on it 19. Colossus (ferris wheel) 20. The Buccaneer 21. The Joker: Carnival of Chaos We spent about 3-4 hours here and ultimately left because it was hot, lack of shade, only one refillable water bottle station and since 25% of the rides were closed and 4 we had no interest in. Up close parking was amazing. Loved that. I will not be returning to this park as it is now managed by Enchanted and the only reason I visited this year was because it was the last year I could with my SF pass. I remember enjoying coming here as a kid and am not sure if it is just the fact that I grew up, time or life experience that took some of the magic this place once held for me. I don't regret coming but it wasn't the fun experience I had in mind. Also issues with using our drink pass, hardly any where had icees, the one place that did honored the pass but it was the only one we got.

Wow this place is exactly as I remember although it was different only because we went in the…read moremiddle of the week after 4pm and there were no lines whatsoever!! They have a twilight summer deal where tickets are around $35/person and $20 for basic parking. Parking wasn't an issue because there was practically no one there and we were so close. There is a security check point now. Sad. We got in right away and rode the Batman -- used to be a favorite but all got off and had a headache. Mr Freeze changed back in 2013 where you start in reverse now so you can see yourselves go up that drop and fall. Our lives flashed before our eyes for sure. With no break in between rides I lost my equilibrium and had to sit out for American thunder and the boss. Nothing sold but sugar drinks. We found Powerade at a stand for $5, no lids, no straws. Nothing but sugar and made my headache even worse. The place was bought out by enchanted parks. I've heard mixed things but apparently they will be making changes or adding new rides next year? We shall see!

I took my 12 and 11 year old with a bunch of other kids ranging from 8 to 17 and they all had a…read moreblast! If your child is nervous about heights be mindful it could be intimidating. My 12 year old started on the easier slides first and then got over her uneasiness. The food provided at the concession stand was decent, we all ate something. The space is conducive to sitting and getting work done or just hanging out with other parents to talk. I enjoyed the playlist on the speakers, suitable for kids and adults alike. After about 45 to an hr my kids were slowing down but we ended to staying about 2.5 hrs between eating, playing basketball and sliding.

Now , I don't do fast or heights , but I had a ball. We didn't pay too much to get in. The staff…read morewas welcoming. They were patient because I had a lot of questions. The was something for everyone . Faster slides , slower slides and an area for small kids . This was a great way to spend the afternoon

It had been quite a while since I had been on a ferris wheel. When I first heard that Union Station…read morewas getting one, I didn't think much of it. I'd see it all the time while hanging out downtown, but never found myself convinced until recently to check it out. Tickets are $17 for adults but you are able to save by bundling tickets with other attractions at Union Station (which is what we did). The St Louis Wheel stands at 200 feet tall and seemed more impressive up close. There was only a short wait to get on the ferris wheel and, although the night was a little brisk, the climate-controlled gondolas kept us warm (which was a welcomed surprise)! The ride lasted approximately 10 minutes, giving a great view of the surrounding area. Overall, this far exceeded my expectations. Definitely worth checking out and I would recommend doing so at nighttime to see the city lit up!

1st time visitor Not sure the cost to ride…read moreDownfall was one of the hotter weeks to wait for the Wheel But it was cool to see the view of the city such as the Arch, St. Louis Blues Hockey Arena, St. Louis Spirit Soccer team stadiums Union Station is pretty cool, plenty to do with the kids But it was a cool experience though,worth visiting if you like Ferris Wheels

We had so much fun. I barely got any pictures to capture at the moment…read more This used to be rockin jump and they have made a lot of great changes I highly recommend the Groupon. It's two for 47 and you get two icees with it as well. They have glow night so I would always call ahead. We came on a Saturday and got here at six and didn't realize they had glow night going on at seven so the kids only got to jump for an hour which was our fault so always check ahead. The glow looks super fun and the kids have different colored socks. They get a T-shirt and they turn the lights off. Definitely recommend for kids 10 or older.

We absolutely love their Sunday mornings tot hours. My 2 and 4 year old are able to jump their…read morelittle hears out without the older kids.

The best zoo I've ever been to!…read more There are SO many animals here, and they have large, well-maintained enclosures with great conditions for the animals. The infrastructure is also excellent, with convenient walking paths and tons of things for kids to do. And the best part? It's completely FREE! There is paid parking for $20 at both the south and north entrances. We came in from the north and were able to find free parking, but we had to walk about 3 minutes to get to the entrance, which was totally worth it. The zoo is very well designed. There are comfortable walking paths throughout the whole place, and they even have a train for anyone who gets tired of walking. There are restrooms everywhere and plenty of picnic areas where you can take a break. Honestly, this is a perfect example of how a public attraction should be done. You get an incredible experience, amazing animal exhibits, great infrastructure, and entertainment for the whole family - all without paying an admission fee. We absolutely loved it and will definately be coming back!

The best way to spend a Wednesday morning? Go explore somewhere new. That was my plan, and that's…read morehow I ended up at the Saint Louis Zoo. First tip: if you don't mind walking, you can park a little farther away for free. I arrived around noon and parked about a 5-7 minute walk from the North Entrance. If you have kids, bags, strollers and all the usual family stuff, paying to park closer probably makes more sense. What surprised me most was that admission to the zoo itself is free. And I actually love how they do this. You can come in, walk around and enjoy the animals without paying for admission. Then you decide what extras are worth paying for: food, toys, the train, tours and other conveniences. To me, this is exactly how a place like this should work. And the zoo itself? I loved it. Penguins were amazing, plus polar bears, grizzlies, elephants and tigers. The lions apparently had other plans and decided to hide from me that day. There's a lot to see, everything felt easy to explore, and I could absolutely come here again. Especially with kids, this is a pretty great way to spend a day in St. Louis.

Kako Claw is incredible! A little Asian themed claw machine store. The games are easy to win and…read morethey have great prizes to choose from. Th workers will let you switch out your prizes. Annabelle is incredibly patient and is a fantastic person

It's $12 per person to ride the SkyTour to and from Aerie's Resort. You get a wrist band. Keep your…read morewrist band on and you can travel up and down unlimited times the same day. Leave your car parked (for free) in the parking area at the bottom. You have the option of an open chair lift or closed gondola. However, the gondola was not an option on the day of our visit due to the extreme heat. We did enjoy the views from the lift but the sun was very intense during the ride. The lift does not move quickly - I guess that's good if you are a bit wary but we would have liked it to go faster. I am not sure I would recommend the chair to someone who has a fear of heights but it was not scary to us. I do recommend holding on to flip-flops so they don't fall off. The SkyTour was okay, but honestly, we just wanted to get up to Aerie's Resort, and this felt like an additional $12 per person surcharge. You can't drive up to the winery during "peak season," you must take the SkyTour.

This was really nice! The views were amazing! Now, I've been to other states to compare it to but…read morefor the location and what it has to offer, it's a really good experience. If you've never rode on a chair or gondola, you'll really enjoy it. You may see some deer but you'll definitely catch some great scenery. The ride is slow and steady and lasted about 5 minutes. More activities to do once you get up to the top. Oh and the staff is so nice and fun!

What a great place for a date, family fun or to just get off your fanny and be active!…read more I went here with my brothers and we had a BLAST! We hit the batting cages first (I recommend bringing your own bat) then did some mini golf. The mini golf here was awesome. Such a blast and not too easy

Nice place good service almost always give you extra coins. Friendly employees. Could use some…read moreupdating on the batting cages.