We were told to show up the usual 10-15 minutes before our booking time to sign the waiver and to…read morepay, but because of the way they operate their business, we actually ended up waiting an extra 15 minutes PAST our booking time. They have this stupid policy where you have to leave a piece of ID, and the staff will go in to the room afterwards to check for damage, hence the delay in play time. (I've played in a lot of the different escape rooms in Vancouver, and this is the first time I've come across this sort of policy). We had a misunderstanding regarding one of their promotions, and the staff were quite rude about it. We did the hostage room, and I was pretty disappointed by the set up. Definitely not as fancy or elaborate as Breakout. Due to the downtown location, there is no free parking unless you come outside the meter hours. I also was not a fan of the sketchy basement location. All in all, I would NOT recommend this place to anyone. I prefer Breakout by far.

I did the National Security room with some friends. We initially booked the room for 4 people, but…read morefound out once we got there that we'd be put in a group of 8 with 4 other people. I thought it was a bit weird that they didn't mention that we'd need a group of 8 when we first booked, but suddenly put us together with other people the day of our booking. Because National Security is the hardest room they have, I think it IS good to have more than 4 people, but 8 is far too many (maybe 6 max). There were just too many people and while we were crowded in a circle, trying to read a clue or look at something, there were always like 2 or 3 people who were standing around and not doing anything. We did not complete the room, but it wasn't because we were hurting for people, it was because we ran out of time. 45 minutes is far too short to do this, and just adding more people is not the solution. Also, I really didn't like the cheap-looking basement location. The setup reminded me of a very low-budget elementary school play. The props and clues, while creative, were very cheap and not at all convincing. I feel very ripped off since they charged each person $25 for a group of 8 for 45 minutes, and only got a cheaply-decorated room in a sketchy basement. I would not recommend this place, and I will not be returning.

These stairs are fairly close and fairly empty at 6:00am. They're challenging but not as…read morechallenging as Wolf Willow. Lots of steps and lots of exercises you can do here. There's even a dirt trail / path you can climb up or down beside the stairs. And at the bottom of the stairs there is a walking path which is nice if you want to do other things. The view is a nice view of the Rainbow Valley area. Check these out!

A wonderful and encouraging place; with patient and knowledgeable instructors. Clean and well…read moreorganized stable.

From the owner: We are an equine ranch that offers summer camps riding lessons and horses for saleread more

DO NOT GO HERE!!! I had started leasing a horse from her…read morewho I fell in love with. My father had recently passed so this horse gave me something to smile about. My mom and grandfather decided to buy him and surprise me. I was over the moon with joy that he was mine. I had recently started jumping horses and was having my first jumping class with him. At our second time going over the jump, we made it over beautifully but when we landed he all of a sudden started freaking out. He was a big boy, 17'3 hands high and for those of you who don't know that's very big. Anyways I ended up losing my balance and fell off him just like Christopher Reeves had done when he became paralyzed. I ended up shattering my left wrist, breaking the right one and crushing two vertebrae... OUCH!!! After resting him and stuff he did not get better so we called the vet out and what I found out was that he had a rare hoof disorder that was basically a ticking time bomb and it would one day make him permanently lame (permanently hurt). That day was now. What appalled me was that Susan Fyfe (the owner) had known about this disorder the entire time. A well adjusted honest person would have warned someone or not have had him available to be ridden and bought. She totally took advantage of my and my mother's vulnerability and naiveness. She also use to make all of us take these "courses" for which we had to pay for, which were totally unnecessary and were often taught by another rider at the stable. She told us that if we wanted to become awesome riders or show our horses, we had to take these courses I have since talked to many people in the horse world and she is known for being dishonest and ripping people off. Do yourself a favour and go ride somewhere else or take your children somewhere else to take lessons because she will rip you off. She is a predator who will patiently wait until the right opportunity or until she earns your trust and by the time you see it, it will be too late

The Tiny tots riding lessons could have been great. The…read morefacility is perfect and the lesson horses solid. The instructors were very young and in over their heads especially regarding safety. If the horses were not so sensible we would have seen more wrecks than we did, Cannot recommend.

it is obvious when you are at Paints that the horses are well cared for happy horses and lovely…read morefacility with indoor outdoor riding, very grateful for finding this place as an adult and getting back in to the saddle.

From the owner: + Our lesson program offers English & Western Horsemanship, Jumping & Dressage…read more + We have 40 experienced lesson horses for all levels and ages 5-adult. + Day Camps during summer, spring break and Christmas break. + We also have horses for part and full lease. + We offer equine assisted therapy programs. + School group daytime programs and free tours.

What to say about River Lane Ranch? I came here with my mother-in-law for a little weekend get away…read moreand this magical place exceeded all expectations. The ranch and the horses are beyond amazing and I don't think I've ever met a nicer and more welcoming family than the Baird's. Really can't say enough nice things about the entire experience.

Website lists a lot of accolades, but further research begs to differ. Using the kindness of other…read moreto pay bills, will not help its success. Neither will using coercion or threats to control your family is no way to build loyalty or success. Such a shame.