After weeks of the kids begging us to take them, we finally had a free weekend morning to check out…read moreGet Air. Get Air is in the old Brewdebaker's location in Burnside. Don't you notice how long-time Haligonians always tell you where something is by what used to be there? We weren't really prepared for the chaos. It was loud: there was music blaring over a sound system, kids screaming and really busy- not everyone's idea of a good time. There was a semi-organized line leading up to a counter which we got in but then realized that we had to fill out waivers for the kids. That wasn't too bad as one parent waited with the kids while the other filled out the waivers on the provided terminals. Really glad there were two of us. We learned afterwards that you can fill these out online before you even come- we HIGHLY RECOMMEND DOING THIS. Once you do the waivers you don't need out fill them out again, or so we were told. The line crawled to the front and the wait was made worse that someone (else) was polluting the air (if you know what I mean). Not the business' fault but it sure didn't make the long time waiting go quicker :(. Once we got to the counter, we then found out that even if you aren't going to go on the trampoline you need to fill out a waiver as well. By this time the line-up had grown and was almost out the door. We had some frustrating confusion when staff members gave us conflicting info which was made worse by our kids who were jumping at the bit to hit the trampolines; one staffer said we had to get back in line once we filled out the parent waivers, and another said we didn't. We ignored the former and just showed our waivers to the staff at the front desk. All that done we finally got onto the fun... The Good -There is lots to do and the place is HUGE; your kids probably won't even have a chance to think about saying "We're bored!". -There are different areas, and activities for different ages- no one is left out. -It feels safe. There are lots of staff on the floor keeping an eye on things. The Not So Good -It is expensive... you pay by the hour. For two kids (one was a junior jumper) and the socks they make you buy your first visit it was close to $40!! There isn't really anything else to compare it to in Halifax, but I know at that price it will be a once in a while kind of thing for us. We could almost have two visits at Hop, Skip Jump for the whole day for what we paid for one hour at Get Air. -They need a dedicated entrance and exit door- right now there is only one door and it gets congested with people trying to come in and out of the same, narrow place I'm sure we will go again but will try to aim for an off-peak time next visit. My daughter is already talking about wanting to have her birthday there. Hopefully we'll have a bit more streamlined pre-jump next time...

dangerous. misrepresented what is available. no mitigation of risk. condescending and…read moreargumentative staff and management. I'm shocked a company this big would allow a location to be so poorly managed. understaffed and dirty. would not refund when asked within 5 minutes of arriving and realizing that the designated small kid area was not in fact 'designated' making it extremely unsafe. no staff on the floor to monitor. if the company has any sense they will clean slate , and look for suitable management.

Not only is this a great golf course but the restaurant, Martin Kitchen, is a find. Eclectic, fun,…read morehappy decor sets it apart from any other golf course restaurant we have ever seen. Fabulous food! The mussels were spectacular. The mussel meat was a tad on the small side but the flavorful broth more than made up for it. More bread would have made that broth disappear. Absolutely delicious. The classic pizza had the thinnest crust we have ever seen. Fabulous. Sauce tasted a bit sweet at first but it was incredible. Looked like there was not much pepperoni at first. It was hiding. This was one of the best pizzas we have ever had.

I golf here a lot, and the conditions are consistently ok. Nothing to gush about, but can't…read morecomplain for a cheaper course. Had a pretty bad experience with the management when I came with my girlfriend and another couple. Both girls were new to golf, and were going to share a set of clubs. We rented carts and were about to start when we were turned away and told we had to rent clubs as sharing was not allowed. The excuse given was that it would slow up the round because we would be running back and forth between bags. In my opinion, that didn't make any sense, especially because we had carts. When you golf, you go to the closest ball first, let the person hit, then onto the next closest ball. It would have been no slower if we were sharing or not sharing. It seemed ridiculous and an absolute cash grab. All the staff seemed dumbfounded that we would be upset too, very weird reaction

Brand new facility, friendly staff and free rentals, what more could I ask? It's no longer a…read moretrailer tin box it once stood. They've got washrooms inside the rental building now. If you want to rent their equipment you go in through one set of doors, give them your ID, pick up your helmet, then go out through a different door. When you want to return or exchange your equipment, you go to a window that's on the side of the building. My little guy who is 3 yrs old was thrilled to try out every kind of "moving devices" that was suitable for him. Tricycles, bicycles with training wheels, balance bikes, scooters, etc. For the bigger people, they have rollerblades(in line skates), roller skates, skateboards, scooters, regular bikes, and a big tricycle with a basket(to put your pet in?) attached. My husband and I thought this was a good way to get the little guy to try some of these things before we actually pick one up in store. We were there on a nippy Sunday evening, an hour before it was closed. Not a single kid in sight. I imagine on a warm weekend, it would be a different situation. We had a good time.

For years I disliked what the oval had "done" to my beloved North Common…read more it's been tidied up and has had numerous improvements and is now a viable part of our lovely Commons. I started roller skating again last summer ( yes skate, not blade...I can't use rollerblades) and I have discovered the oval as one of my favorite places in Halifax. I love skating, the pavement of the oval could be smoother but I am not really complaining. There are now restrooms, not just honey huts. I spend summer days (usually into the summer evenings) at the oval skating around and around to my own beats or the great music they play over the loud speaker. It's a great place to have some good old fashioned fun.

Keep in mind, this review is 100% based on the skate sharpening service here, and not on the ice or…read moreice rental. Stopped in to the Centennial Arena Skate Sharpening service on Sunday and was a bit surprised, but in a good way. I haven't stopped in a while, but we were heading for the Oval for a skate and my skates were RUSTTTYYYY and not sharpened at all. i called around and most places were either super busy or a bit expensive for the time it takes to sharpen a skate ($10... why??) So I thought, why not stop in here. Firstly, service was great. The guy behind the counter was friendly and talkative, but didn't get distracted from the sharpening. Always good to keep it casual while keeping timeliness in mind. Now for the actual sharpening. Well, the skate sharpening here was a pleasant surprise. Located conveniently at the front door, I didn't have to go searching at all to find them. A nice little heated spot, he was able to get the job done in under 5 minutes and send me on my way. No waiting, no posturing, no anything. In and out. It's hard for me to argue with that! They did a good job, they were sharpened quickly, and they were just what I needed. AND, the real question... HOW MUCH DID IT COST!? Did they gouge me? Nope. At a great price of $5/pair, you just can't get a better deal! You have to pay cash, but it's worth it, without a doubt. Highly recommended if you're tired of waiting in long lines or dropping your skates of hours before they'd be ready, or if you want to pay half the price!

Sorry everyone but I really don't enjoy it here... The rink needs plenty of upgrades Zamboni is way…read moreto slow and makes the ice way to watery the hallway to the locker rooms is a squisher and horn is way to loud and the seats are very cold but on this other side the canteen is cheap and good watching games is cool but it's just not a 5/5 place and the community has some expensive stuff around it like KFC and Scillian pizza which is gross and more sorry but I would prefer another arena

I have gone here a few times to hit some balls for practise…read more It is a pretty popular spot, always busy and staff friendly. It is not too far out of town, only about 15 minutes.

We are major escape room connoisseurs, to the point that we spent our vacation travelling around…read morethe maritimes doing escape rooms (15 in a week) Tic Tac Go is far and away the BEST escape room experience ever!! Family friendly, amazingly well designed rooms, interesting, tricky, fun, entertaining, challenging... there are not enough adjectives. We wanted to go right back in and do them again they were so fun. I can't wait to see what they do next. You will not be disappointed doing either of these rooms, first timers or seasoned players alike.

What a great time!! We spent Saturday at Tic Tac Go for our daughters 10th birthday party. The Tic…read moreTac Go team took care of EVERYTHING for us. Cake, candles, pizza, loot bags, decor... it was very easy. The best part was the experience of the escape room. The magic castle was fun, challenging and kept us on our toes. Many of the birthday party guests want to have their next birthday at Tic Tac Go. My daughter said that it was her favourite birthday party yet. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a birthday party idea.

It's usually a fun time -- we go every year for a family birthday. Unfortunately this year the…read moreexperience was marred by an overwhelming amount of artificial air freshener that caused headaches for several of us. It was completely unnecessary. Mini golf does not need perfume. Please remove it so everyone can actually enjoy the space. We won't be returning until the perfume is gone.

The Putting Edge is an indoor, 18-hole, glow in the dark mini-golf course, and is the only one of…read moreit's kind in the greater Halifax area. Whether you're going on a date, or for a birthday party, the Putting Edge is always a lot of fun. It costs approximately $10 per player, and is fun for all ages. It will probably take a little over an hour to complete the course. For the added glow in the dark affect, it's a good idea to wear white items, or, if you forget, you can often purchase glow bracelets and other accessories inside. It truly is a fun and unique experience that everyone should try at least once!

I went here yesterday with my boyfriend. It was his first time. The skate rentals are awesome, and…read morethe owner is very inviting, friendly and helpful. The rink was not crowded when we got there in the early afternoon on a Saturday, which was nice for my guy to learn. The hard floor is far slicker than the wood floor rinks I'm used to but got used to it after a while. They played classic skate hits which was fun too. I look forward to going back and I really hope this place does well!

Very disappointed by this facility and staff. Paint peels off floor onto wheels, the floor ruined…read moremy expensive LED wheels. Safety is not taken into consideration here! The facility is small, cramped, dark and dingy. People are getting hurt and being told to "skate it off" it just isn't the right size facility, and the painted floor is horrible. Save your money and wait to skate the oval or go to one of the arena skates offered. The vibe is off at the roller dome and they are missing the big picture, The owners are arrogant and refuse to collaborate with the already established rollerskating community. They refuse to take constructive criticism and delete all negative reviews and comments of their social media pages. Save your money and pass on this one.