Doing tourist things after hearing that this was a must visit for people with small kids. This…read morewas on the list of to-do's as we had a short weekend visit to the STL area. .....Great place to see all of the things. Not a bad time at all. We got to see play and do so MANY things all active and the girls loved the play areas ...all of them. The bathrooms were clean and strategically placed...I was pleasantly surprised. The parking is close!...& I liked the exercise...our girls napped so hard after the visit. I am in firm belief that the overall planning and logistics of this place are professionally done & handled well! This venue is a must visit if in the area and you like hands on action. The girls had a blast and that is what matters most!! 10/10 times I will return.. for the price I paid... I could see myself doing this again with a longer stay in the area! Sidenote the people in guest service station were super awesome... All workers that interacted with our family had smiles on their faces and were so helpful. I feel for the price I paid...it was well worth it! We will return! *Questions reach out* Respectfully, Bryan and Family Oklahoma City

So much fun! The first visit was nearly 10 years ago. That time was fun too…read more On my most recent visit, it was just as much fun. I think I had forgot just how many different holes and paths you could take. They've also added more stuff than I remember. They had a section roped off because they're adding yet another section. I wasn't sure I'd enjoy the place as much this time around but I did. This is a must-visit when in StL but be warned, you will be tired after playing on this adult playground. The only annoyance this time is that I seem to remember that you could pay one price and get everything. This time, there was the general ticket that gives you access to 3 floors but no roof access. No pinball access. You have to pay extra for those two things. I guess extra charges make sense but just wrap the price all in one. I feel like the floors and roof should be in one ticket. There were a few times that employees came out on the roof to run people off that didn't have the appropriate color of bracelet. If you love having fun, definitely do this when visiting StL.

As we all know, Enchanted Parks bought Six Flags. The results have been immediate…read more... Day two the instilled a police where only up to 6 kids can be chauffeured by an adult at once. If your group is large, they will check . Secondly, the park is 10x cleaner than I've ever seen in the past. Most importantly, the staff is friendly!! I know, hard to believe, but they really are. Staff was singing songs with the riders, having conversations and smiling. They actually appeared to be enjoying their jobs and liked being there. I'm a season pass holder every year and I've never enjoyed six flags more than I am now. 100% recommend, and I'm very impressed with the improvements. Keep up the great work!!!!

We had a great summer at Six Flags! Even though this park needs some TLC we still had a great time,…read morethe attractions are still top notch and the food offerings were good for their value. I hope Six Flags puts more energy in to this park, it is well kept but needs some serious 're-imagining.' Many of the elements that made this park fun in the past just aren't there anymore and there is opportunity to make more of the themes they still have going. There were some oddities we ran into to, once time we needed to fill up our water bottles and the attendant at the freestyle station said we could not fill up there, we asked where we could get water and they said there was no free water. This was at the station near Johnny Rockets. It was odd, especially being the middle of the summer and we had kids. Small operational changes could go a long way in making this a premiere park again. Still looking forward to next year! See you soon!

We were visiting from out of town and this ad popped up on my Facebook feed look like a really fun…read moreplace to visit a different options than the trampoline place that we used to back home. I was excited to take my two kids 10 and 14 years because I thought they would have a lot of fun. My daughter, the older one after doing two activities decided she was bored and no longer wanted to participate, but I don't think that has to do anything with the park. It was more something happen. She got upset and had a bad attitude, ha ha ha ha teenagers. I decided to then participate with my son. We had purchased the two hour wristbands and I would say the 90 minutes is plenty of time to experience the park. There are a variety of slides and activities however, for that duration of time it feels like you run out of things to do for the kids they have no problem going up and down those stairs that you have to climb to get to the slides, however, for the adults, I will warn it's quite a good workout. When we arrived. It was super packed, a lot of birthday parties going on and just a lot of people in general. I'm not sure if it's because the weather was cooler outside and people wanted to do something inside, but it could've also been because it was a Saturday. When you check in, you have to make sure to fill out a waiver before you can go and pay and purchase your tickets, that's a little bit of a hassle, but if you go online and handle it before you arrive that will expedite the process. Also at the check-in counter they will upsell you for slushy's. I went ahead and opted for this because I know my kids enjoy them. When I went to go redeem them, It was a bit of a wait in line at the snack place. They seemed a little short staffed. Overall there were employees around, the majority of them being teenagers and I think it was a little bit too lax on the supervision. Not sure if they truly grasp the importance of safety and definitely there aren't employees stationed at every slide. I was kind of glad that I was going around with my son because if you have some unruly children, cutting lines and pushing people down the slides, there aren't always employees around to put them in check. Overall it was a fun experience to try once we don't have anything like this back home but I'm not sure that I would go again. It's a more of a one and done experience for us.

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.

I have been on this wheel a few times since it has opened and think it's a cool way to see the…read morecity. Do I think it should cost $17 for the ride? No. But, I guess the city needs to make money somehow. I just think it's a little too pricey and I have heard people say they won't pay to do it. I think the wheel gets you around like 1-2 total times without stopping, but the rest of the time, they are just loading and unloading so it's a lot of stopping and starting which isn't so fun. But yes, the view from the top is great (especially on a nice clear day or night).

It's a little expensive for my liking, it was $65 for a family of 4. That's the only reason I…read moremarked down from a 5 to 4 stars. The experience was really neat. We went on a really hot day and I was surprised that it had AC and it was very comfortable. Each pod was clean and well kept. Staff were nice and efficient. It's worth it if you can afford it. It probably makes more sense from a cost perspective if you bundle the tickets with other activities.

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.

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.

Before I moved here, the zoo was always on my must-do list when visiting. Now that I live here, we…read moremake an effort to come every few months. It is an accredited zoo and the enclosures are very well maintained. Animals are normally visible, some shy, but that's to be expected. For a free zoo, the size is amazing. There's also tons to do- a train that goes around the zoo, a carousel, and even stingray feeding (my favorite). Food is OK- nothing crazy. Water stations are available and you are allowed to bring in your own food and drinks. Plenty of available restrooms and rest/seating areas all around the zoo. I adore this place. My family member has a membership so we get to ride the train for free. If you're in the city and you skip the zoo, you're seriously missing out!

There's no doubt that the St. Louis zoo is one of the best zoos in the US! At the zoo. You can find…read morea huge array of monthly themed activities and events not only geared towards families but also for adults to enjoy without kids present. I went with to the Animals Aglow lantern festival with some friends and we loved glancing at all of the beautifully decorated lanterns around the garden. I love that they included all different types of lanterns--mechanical lanterns, musical lanterns, ornate, and simple lanterns. I can tell that they really thought about the entire design when they added each of these installations to the zoo. They were also easily accessible to kids who have physical disabilities, which is a huge plus. One of the things I wish we had available when going to the zoo is a digital map that tells us where we're going, because even though I've been several times I always get lost lol. BUT I am today years old when I found out they ALREADY have a digital, interactive map that directs you to all of the exhibits in real time. (Found that out on their website!!) I wish I would've known this sooner but it's awesome that they created this concept! But what can I say, I love the Zoo and am looking forward to their other exhibits and amenities opening this year!!

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

Amazing views! So peaceful... not too busy. Went on a Sunday. Rollercoaster was such an amazing…read moreexperience! The views were incredible!!

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!