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    Puttshack - Addison - Margherita pizza-$16 ....meh I think I added prosciutto

    Puttshack - Addison

    (219 reviews)

    I was in town for travel hockey and we had a few hours to find something to do. The kids rates are…read moreamazing, our group of 10 came to $110. They did 9 holes and had a great time. I loved the creativity of the different holes and the neon lights. You can rent out a range with a booth which is a cool option for a date night or for adult HH. Two dozen of us were seated, ordered, fed, and no hiccups on the splitting of the bill. Janner was amazing! - Quesabirria tacos: 3 tacos with consume. Crunchy and delicious - Ahi bowl: fresh and delicious - Grilled chicken Caesar: lightly dressed with parm shavings and crunchy croutons - Double smash burger- lacy cheese! 5 solid stars!

    I've been to Puttshack's Downtown Atlanta location before, so I know this concept can be a lot of…read morefun when it's managed properly. Unfortunately, this location was the exact opposite experience. The place was extremely overcrowded, and the pace of play was terrible. Nearly every hole had a backup, and by the end of the round it felt like we were watching putt-putt rather than playing it. What really stands out is that this doesn't seem like a one-time issue. After reading other reviews, I found plenty of people describing the same problems: overcrowding, constant bottlenecks, and long waits between shots. When the same complaint keeps appearing, it's no longer an issue of bad luck, it's clearly a management problem. What's most frustrating is that I've seen Puttshack get this right. The Downtown Atlanta location was busy too, but groups kept moving and the course flowed smoothly. Here, it felt like management kept packing more people into the venue without any concern for the actual guest experience, I mean the whole course moved like rush-hour traffic. Another important note would be the attentiveness of the staff. Even on a Saturday, at 3pm mind you, the lower bar was empty when we walked in, and the staff of three at the upper bar seemed to have issues managing a line consisting of two. I nearly waited 5 minutes for even an acknowledgement, which is not the kind of experience you'd expect BEFORE the evening rush. The technology and courses themselves are great, but that's hard to appreciate when you're spending most of your time waiting for the group ahead of you. For the price, I expected a lot better. Until they address the overcrowding, I'd recommend looking elsewhere. Life is too short to spend it waiting in line between putts.

    Game Show Battle Rooms

    Game Show Battle Rooms

    (77 reviews)

    North Dallas

    This was honestly really fun!! My work group came for a team building event and we had a blast! The…read moregames were easy to understand and were the kinds of games that you couldn't really study for or be naturally good at, so everyone had fun working together. The host and staff were very energetic and enthusiastic, which added to the fun. I'd absolutely recommend for a team building event, or other type of gathering - birthday parties, friend groups, the like. This is especially great for groups - we had 30-40 people.

    Came here for a work event and, honestly, it was such a refreshing change from the usual…read moreteam-building rotation (bowling, mini golf, escape rooms... you know the drill). This was actually fun. Like, people were genuinely into it, competitive in a good way, and laughing the whole time. What really makes the experience is the host and assistant. They absolutely commit to the bit and make it feel like you're on a real game show. That energy is everything, and they nailed it. The whole concept only works if they sell it and they 100% delivered. The session ran right at an hour, which felt perfect. No dragging, no awkward downtime just a clean, high-energy experience start to finish. Only heads up: drink options are pretty limited, and definitely grab everything you want before going into the game room. They say you can step out, but once things get going, there's really no natural break to do that. Overall, easy 5/5. Would absolutely do this again especially for group events. They have a few different "scenarios" to experience.

    Zero Latency - Annihilate Zombies

    Zero Latency

    (27 reviews)

    This is a great VR experience, especially if you can go in big group. We played the zombie and far…read morecry ones back to back (30 min each; 1 hour total). We were exhausted after the first one, but since we already paid for some people who couldn't make it, we used that credit (they didn't offer a refund) for another session. They also gave a small discount for the 2nd round. After waiting in a small area at the front, you'll start off going through a "briefing" of the objective, putting on all the gear, and then spreading out in a big empty rectangular room. Zombie one was more intense and involved. Both modes split up our group into 2 smaller groups, so even though we were in the same room, in the game we were going separate ways, before eventually meeting up again. Oh and definitely expect to sweat. Dress accordingly and bring water (or you'll need to buy some there). Hard to justify $50/person for 30 min, but it was a great time.

    It's cool I played the singularity game and it was really fun…read more Cons $50 per person for only 30min of the same game. It doesn't change or alter or advance to a different strategy. Too expensive for a 30min gameplay session. At that rate you can easily purchase a used or even new oculus quest 2 and get games and even free and really good. Or even link it to your PC and play it. Is it going to be as good as what you played?! Well yes and No it's really all depends on the game and power of the PC you use. RUDE ASS STAFF takes her job too seriously Chicken head was rude and acted as if she's really some kind of god like character when explaining how to use the equipment. Equipment wasn't cleaned before I touched because when trying on the headset I told her that my image was all blurry on the top right side. I took the goggles off and the lens had finger prints so that tells me that it wasn't cleaned or inspected before. That just shows that they aren't hygienic as they claim to be. In the 30min I played i was very sweaty when moving and playing the game. I had sweat running down my face and into my eye during gameplay. The room was cool but with the windows being at the front and it was 98* degrees outside they should of had fans on to help keep the rooms colder. Plus it would help with having it even more immersive especially with space and outdoor levels. It's a cool spot but at $50 per head is crazy it's nice for the rich but not for the poor.

    K1 Speed Dallas - Another section of our track lit up by LED lights

    K1 Speed Dallas

    (123 reviews)

    North Dallas

    This is the nicest and cleanest K1 we have been to. Our boys love gokarting and since it gets so…read morehot during summer indoor gokarting is the only way for big and small to enjoy some friendly racing among friends. I'm saying this is the nicest facility so far compare to the ones we have visited in other states or even the ones in Austin. Friendly staff, nicely maintained track and gokarts. Fun morning for everyone! Don't forget to sign the waiver online for each participant! And check out for deals they have! We have three boys and one adult who love gokarting so deals are great!

    We drove 40 minutes looking forward to go-karting, but the unexpected fee and how our concerns were…read morehandled left us disappointed. After booking tickets online, we arrived and learned that we also had to purchase a required membership pass. That extra charge wasn't clearly disclosed to me during checkout. If a membership is mandatory, customers should see the full cost before paying and making the drive. Finding out at the counter felt misleading. The website advertised speeds of 45 mph, but the front-counter employee told us he could slow the karts down. They definitely didn't feel that fast to me, although I can't verify the actual speed. The experience didn't match the expectations the advertising created. When I brought up the membership fee with the manager, he essentially said it was corporate policy and there was nothing he could do. I understand he may not control the policy, but his response felt dismissive rather than helpful. I'm sharing this so others can make an informed decision before booking. Ask about the required membership fee, the total price, and what speeds you can realistically expect. Clear upfront pricing and a more thoughtful response would have made a big difference.

    Lucky Strike Addison - venues - Updated September 2026

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