Pat was awesome and you can tell he loves owning this business! He was even so kind to let our…read morekids stay a little longer so that they could finish and be successful! I would highly recommend this for a work, teaming event, couples night out, family, outings, or even a date night We can't wait to come back and try our hands at the two rooms

I came up to visit Omaha for a week with my best friend, and we love doing escape rooms. We've done…read morequite a few escape rooms here in Omaha, but I have to say, this is one of my favorites. We did Blackbeard's Treasure, and the three of us, my best friend, her husband, and myself were pirates who decided to raid Blackbeard's treasure while he was off doing whatever pirates do. The thing is...we only had an hour before the captain himself came back. This was a challenging room with tons of puzzles to solve. The clues were just challenging enough that we needed to use a few hints, but they weren't so hard that we felt defeated. When we needed clues, the game master was helpful, kind, and had such an awesome sense of humor. He was easy to talk to and approachable. He even showed us his other rooms! And we can't wait to come back and try out Moriarty's next time. If you're looking for a fun escape room that's challenging and run by a really friendly game master, you won't be disappointed!

2 Stars - Great facility and knowledgeable staff, but stick-and-puck experience is frustrating…read more Grover Ice is a really nice rink in many ways. The staff are extremely knowledgeable, which is a huge plus, especially if you're involved in hockey regularly. The facility itself is well designed, and the seating setup is much better than some other local rinks. You can go upstairs and watch the ice from above, which is actually very comfortable and makes it easy to follow what's happening without freezing like you sometimes do at other rinks. They also have food available and even serve alcohol, which adds to the overall experience for parents or spectators. The locker rooms are in much better condition than other local rinks as well. Unfortunately, the biggest issue is their stick-and-puck sessions. They allow coaches to come in and run drills with kids, which essentially takes up half the ice. On top of that, teams sometimes show up and start practicing, which ends up taking over another portion of the rink. They will place an extra net in the middle, but realistically it becomes very difficult to find space to just skate and work on your own skills. Considering what you pay for ice time, it's frustrating when the session turns into a partial team practice instead of open ice. Even more disappointing is that when this concern has been brought up, it doesn't seem like management is particularly interested in addressing it. Grover Ice has a lot going for it as a facility, but the way stick-and-puck is managed makes it hard to justify going if you're hoping for a fair chance to actually skate and practice.

We have a very small number of ice rinks in/around the metro, this one in particular is great…read morebecause you can get a drink and decent snacks! I also love that they have indoor seats, instead of having seats close to the ice. Overall, my favorite rink because of the seating and food/drinks!!

We spent a lovely day here with our family friends. I really appreciate living and those who…read morevolunteer to keep it going. The tin smith gave a wonderful presentation to our group. I also enjoyed the presentation by the fur trader. This was a very nice way to learn about Nebraska history.

This is specifically a review about the Living History weekends…read more I highly suggest visiting during a living history weekend. There are many people in period costume. We sat in the fort's school room and got quizzed on things from the time period, look around a carpenter's shop, helped press apples for cider, visited the general store, spoke to an archeologist working to uncover the orginal blacksmith shop, witnessed a canon firing, and so much more.

Considering there are only about 3 ice rinks that you can be put at to play, this is my least…read morefavorite to be at (as a spectator). The seats are uncomfortable unless you bring something else to sit on. I also like that you can sit inside so you're not freezing, that's another plus. The seats inside are only in one corner though so being able to see the game the whole time can be hard, keep that in mind. They don't sell any alcohol which isn't the end of the world but would make it better if they did. The people who work there are nice and keep it reasonably clean.

This is great place to go for fun night. The facility is clean and the rental skates kept up well…read more The staff were very friendly. Through the City of Omaha they have a skate date once a year. It was not overly crowded so a good place to take kids just learning or older folks trying to remember how to skate!

4 Stars - Great facility, but scheduling and supervision need improvement…read moreThe Moylan Iceplex is a really nice facility overall. Having two rinks makes it easy for them to host a wide variety of activities, and there's almost always something going on. Between public skating, club hockey, adult ("old man") leagues, stick-and-puck sessions, and other events, it's a very active place for the hockey community. The staff have always been friendly in my experience, which makes a big difference. The facility itself is well set up, with places to eat and even a small arcade area, which is great if you're bringing kids or family members who aren't skating. Prices for skating sessions and activities are also pretty reasonable compared to many rinks. My main frustration is the scheduling. The posted schedules sometimes change without notice, which can be really frustrating when you drive there expecting ice time and find out it was changed or canceled. The other concern is supervision. During public skating especially, there often appears to be little or no monitoring on the ice. With a lot of kids skating at once, things can get chaotic and occasionally dangerous. Overall it's a great facility with a lot going for it, but better schedule management and more active supervision would make a big difference.

We had so much fun ice skating here!! Being our first time we didn't know what to expect and we had…read morea blast. We came for a small birthday party and it was cool. I saw people complaining about the smell but I mean hockey games are played here and their stuff stored in lockers so I figured that was going to be the case. It's not really even that bad. The concession stand has so much to offer for reasonable prices as well. Definitely a cool family trip!

We enjoyed our time here during a hockey tournament. There is plenty of room in the locker rooms,…read moreand despite only having one sheet of ice, this facility has plenty of amenities like showers, skate sharpening, a concession stand and skate rental. We were here for a tournament, and the seating area holds a few hundred - which is plenty for most games. The ice surface itself was in great condition, though it wasn't as brite as some rinks. It was somewhat cold inside - about 47 degrees in the stands (which were metal). Overall, this is a good location with plenty of parking. I would recommend it for hockey tournaments or general skating.

Midland hockey is a fun time no matter what but in the intimate arena holding maybe 250 people…read more(seated) and cheap seats, this is an experience everyone should make the drive for!

Farmers Market was great this year...so many booths were sold out..but I managed to buy a variety…read morepack of fresh mushrooms for a great meal...some yummy puppy treats and some carrot base sauce instead of red marinara sauce. Gorgeous day for Aksarben Village day! So many yummy things to taste and specialty coffees, lemonade, ciders, etc...pastries were looking amazing ..the flowers were absolutely gorgeous, next time we need to get their EARLY! For this pet people I think the best part it was furbaby friendly

Our Mother started out in independent living at Aksarben and then ultimately moved to Memory Care…read moreat Meadowlark. She loved living there so much and told us all the time how wonderful her experience was and how kind the staff was. We do not live in Omaha and when her Alzheimer's progressed they made us feel so comforted by her care. Thank you for what I believe was about 10 years at an amazing place!

We came here for a wedding and were very impressed. The setting is upscale and classic with a…read moremodern twist. The large windows overlooking the golf course were beautiful. Service from the bar and waitstaff was impeccable. Additionally, the drinks and food were top notch. I would be thrilled to attend another event here.

Was here for a private event and it was much better than I thought it would be for a country club…read more The service was excellent, very attentive and knew how to ensure we we're happy, i.e. asking if we wanted decaf or regular, cream or sugar. That may seem small but I can't tell you how many places I've been to where they dump a like warm carafe of decaf coffee on the table 20 minutes after asking or more likely, not at all. Food was buffet style and it all tasted good, the appetizers were creative and tasty. The overall club looked to be immaculate and the staff were very friendly from the moment we walked in the door until the moment we stepped out. Interesting window into seeing how the other half in Omaha live. Pretty, pretty good.