We were so excited to go skating with our girls. We paid $48.00 for the 4 of us.Putnour skates on…read moreand hit the rink. The floor is torn up. taped up in spots and severe rough patches. The sound system is not good. hurts your ears as it sounds like straight treble. The worst part is the skates .... or roller blades as we had both. They are so worn and old that it feels like a wavey brick. Hard lumpy under your feet. We skated a few rounds and the skates hurt our feet so bad we decided to come back after buying our own skates. we were just gonna ask for a refund and finish our day at Wagon Wheel in their arcade. We had only been here ten minutes. We were told it wasn't their problem. No refund. No we won't be back. No we do not recommend anyone pay for this experience that is impossible to enjoy

They host Birthday parties - affordably. The kids had a blast and were worn out at the end. Well…read moreworth the money to have a fun and exciting kid's party.

This place was fun the axes and stars worked very well and had and easy time sticking, also a very…read morewide variety of games to pick my favorite was 21.

Oil City Axe Co. is a BLAST! Morgan is the most outstanding trainer and will definitely show you…read morean awesome time! Thank you to Oil City Axe Co. for such a cool and unique experience, keep up the great work guys!

Great range. Knowledgeable and friendly range officers. Three ranges including a 1000 yard range to…read moreshoot rifles and pistols. $80.00 a year membership is very reasonable. Lots of benches to shoot from. bring your own bench rest or use supplied sand bags.

I just moved to Casper from Philadelphia. Went here on my day off to shoot…read more The atmosphere was very relaxed, yet controlled from what I am used to back East. Spent about 2 hours here shooting. You pay your $10, sign in and they give you a piece of cardboard and a target. Next you pick a lane and put the supplied bracket out at a variety of distances. From what I could see, you could shoot rifle and pistol on the same range right outside the main entrance. They had an officer that signaled a target change every 10 or 15 mins. Most definitely will be coming here more. Worth the $10

First time for me here and loved it. I'm not a golfer but would like to be able to play on a real…read morecourse with practice. Reservations are not required, but it's a good idea. This is a very relaxing place where you can practice (privately) without someone breathing down your neck or wanting to "play through" like a physical golf course. BYOB and food welcome. Hooked and Sliced! Will definitely go again!!

Very fun escape room!…read more They recently moved and are in a new building. We did the "hard" room and it was definitely challenging but not over the top. Very fun place!

Ok, I have sat on writing this review for almost 3 months now because I come from the thought…read moreprocess of if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. But this place still irks me at the lack of quality of the rooms. It doesn't appear they have been play tested. We did both High Voltage and Level Up. Level Up was first and at one point I was standing in the middle of the room and said "I don't even know what to do." I tried the Tetris puzzle, which should be pretty self-explanatory but even after it was explained how you should see the numbers it was a stretch. Mind you, finding patterns is my strength. Another puzzle had the wrong numbers in the wrong order for the lock. It was helpful my boyfriend is a big video game nerd and carried us to victory. But even that being said, we were specifically told we didn't need to unlock all the boxes yet some of the answers to puzzles were locked in other boxes. The whole concept of the room sounded great but it just didn't play well. Immediately after, we went to High Voltage. Again, great concept but not play tested. To have the same exact puzzle in the same binder (looking for muscles/bones, etc on a wall poster) for two different locks is lame. And yet again one of those locks was wrong. The ethmoid bone was the one we were supposed to search yet it was crossed out on two of the posters. (I have taken 2 years of anatomy and physiology and specialized in head and neck anatomy so that was very helpful in this room). The colored bottles were a nightmare. I was a bit confused because I wasn't sure if we were to use the numbers or letters (and the font was very difficult to read). So I asked for help and the game master (as lovely as she was) told me I was doing it wrong when in fact, I *was* doing it right. The Morse code was ridiculously fast and almost impossible to distinguish when one stopped and the next started. We have done approximately 100 escape rooms, this is hands down the worst.

Great deal for a fun day at an amazing pool with so much to do. Very clean. The lazy river is quite…read morelarge, as is the slide. The pool could be bigger to accommodate all the people at busy times. We came on a Thursday at 4:00, which was perfect. Mike Sedar Pool, includes a giant 33 1/2' slide, a splash pad, lazy river, climbing wall, zero depth entry, in-water benches, modern changing facilities and more.

I recently took my 14-year-old daughter out for a day and a half with guide Oggie Watt. I've been…read morefishing for a long time, off and on, in Montana spring creeks and the San Juan River in New Mexico, but this was one of the best fishing experiences of my life. I caught some big fish, and they were fun to haul in. ​Once hooked, they would run, tak​ing a lot of line, then eventually tire themselves out and surrender. It was thrilling. I brought along my daughter because I wanted to get her mind away from​ g.d. tik-tok and give her outdoor experiences as I had growing up. She was reluctant at first, but then she started catching healthy rainbows, and she got to experience the thrill of having a fighting fish on her line. By the end of the second day, she didn't need any prompting; she got her line out there and caught some big ones. Her teen cousins and my brother were in the other boats. They also caught some monsters and loved it. My brother and I were so happy to have turned our kids on to fishing. It was beautiful out there. We saw antelope, golden eagles and bald eagles. It was a special, memory-making day for all. N.B. A Casper native, Oggie knew the river well. The key to success was listening carefully to him as he knew exactly where the fish were. When I mended my line correctly and pulled back hard enough as they struck, I caught some beautiful trout. Oggie was a delight to talk with--good banter and stories. He was patient when we snagged our lines. He told funny jokes and was knowledgeable about Wyoming. Can't recommend these guys highly enough. It's a first-class operation. Liz and Ryan are friendly and hospitable, and they sent us out with some tasty sandwiches/cookies and fruit for lunch. I even dug their logo design and bought a hat! Just a great day. Worth every penny. Thanks so much!!

I had a great 2 days float fishing on Grey Reef with my Grandson. Memories created and to be…read morecherished. Thank you Wyoming Fly Fishing. Owners Ryan and Liz run a great service and welcoming presence for Wyoming and Casper in particular. Arrangements were easy, reasonable and outstanding overall. Liz hooked me up (pun intended) with a GREAT GUIDE, Ben Krueger. I've fished the North Platte and Grey Reef before but this was the first time for my Grandson Jack and having Ben guiding, rowing, rigging and teaching Jack made a very pleasant and memorable experience for my Grandson. A lot of fish caught and released, beautiful scenery, wildlife and friendly banter between the youngsters in the boat. Couldn't have been better. Thank you Wyoming Fly Fishing.

Oliver hooked us up with some tubes for a floating trip down the river. For a modest $15 a tube…read more(lifejacket included), we took a lazy float down the Platte, and then played in the Whitewater Park for a few runs down the rapids. They also rent rafts for $100 a day.