Adrenaline Monkey is the best place to bring your very active kid, but also offers fun for intrepid…read moreadults. We came on Sunday when they have an adult promo access that includes a Pizza and soda. A very good deal overall The different attractions and games are very well maintained and orderly. Although, I was tired after the first 30 minutes, My 4 year old nephew had the best time of is life and kept running around and going on every slide for the full 2 hours . You do need to buy their socks and they do not accept identical socks from other similar attractions , but you get to re-use them at least when you visit again. They also do adult parties, which might be a lot of fun for groups looking for some adventure

Adrenaline Monkey just opened a few weeks ago & we had my son's birthday party there this weekend…read more They blew our expectations out of the water with their organization & helpfulness with the party. We had our own host that stayed with the group of boys the entire time, explaining to them each activity and assisting them. The host served the pizza, drinks & cake and answered questions. She checked in with me throughout & made the whole experience a lot more fun for the kids! Definitely a great party option and they also let adults play on all the equipment too so it was a blast for everyone!

The grands had a fabulous time with the captain and first mate on the pirate ship…read more It was very interactive and got every child involved regardless of age or size. Parents and grandparents were included in the fun and laughter. A great time for very young and slightly older children. I suspect that kids over 12 may not be as excited as our 8 and 5 year old boys were. The captain was very personable and friendly. Made every child feel special and included in the fun. Great job, well done!!!

The children Loved it! The adults had a great time! The crew is fun and professional and you can…read moretell they love what they do!! (So did we!). Highly highly recommend!!

I cannot over-emphasize how much my family LOVES Little Palms Play Garden! Both of my children…read more(ages 3 & 5) have taken classes here and not only are they doing fun, creative, hands-on activities, but they are also learning a ton. They are encouraged to get dirty, make a mess and explore. We are so thankful for Little Palms Play Garden!

Little Palms is wonderful. It has a focus on literature that drives the activities…read more Stephanie,owner, is preschool certified and it shows. She is patient,gentle, and totally chill with the kids. If a child does not want to participate in one activity that is perfectly OK. I can't say enough about the experience my 2yr old has had with this program. There are convenient locations in Mt. pleasant, James Island, and at Hampton Park. If you are looking for a child centered outdoor experience come join us. AND it is very cheap. $15 for a 60-90 min session. Pick and choose from the programs. Hope to see you there.

I have been here twice with my younger two kids (13 and 10). Both of them love it here! But it's…read morenot a great experience. I think spending $20/kid between skate rental, admission, and the use of a walker (and get those fast, they are often all gone from what I can tell) feels steep to me. Staff is generally friendly but not as helpful as they could be. For example, they never offer the walker so if you don't know about it, you will find out later and need to get back in line to pay for it and then go back to the equipment corner to get it. Frustrating! Schedule is posted on their site, check it because they seem to not allow skating every third hour, probably to let the ice get re-frozen, and they will still do a cleaning about an hour into the session, too. All the same, nice to have this as an option for my kids to get them out of the house. J.Ja

Two sheets of ice at this rink in North Charleston, SC. I think it's the only one in the roughly…read more60-minute drive of this area. Food court, restaurant with bar, plenty of exercise space in the fitness center and upstairs, and benches to watch the games for the hockey or watch figure skating competitions. Well-organized for the NQS competition a few years ago and the 2026 Eastern Sectional Finals. Plenty of volunteers upfront if you have questions. It's definitely hot outside, but nice and cool inside. A bar in the back called the Penalty Box.

Took my son to build the birthday bear during his birthday month. Teresa helped him stuff his bear…read moreand was so energetic and vibrant -- she truly made the experience wonderful. My son had a blast choosing his bear, a scent to go inside (cotton candy!), adding the heart, and pushing the foot pedal on the stuffing machine. It is oddly inside of Walmart, but that was fine. Location is small but well equipped for building and accessorizing your bear.

I went in to Build a Bear today and it was such a fun experience! It was my first time and all the…read moreemployees were extremely kind and helpful. The heart ceremony is sooooo cute, 10/10, def going back!

On September 27, 2018 at approximately 1315 hours, Tom H. and I, Dante G., responded to Chuck E…read more Cheese located at 7258 Rivers Avenue, which is in the jurisdiction of the city of North Charleston, in reference to a gaming machine complaint. We were accompanied by two confidential, reliable informants (ID #8 AND #2). We entered the door located on the A-side of the building, near the D-A corner. We were met by an unknown female black who administered initial security measures. She then permitted us to contact an unknown female white who completed security measure application and provided us our cups and plates. The first thing I notice about the generally L-shaped dining area was the light haze. The first female that we had met had moved over to the cotton candy machine and was currently covered in pink, sugary filaments and it was that machine that was causing the haze. Has the sugar level lowers, the machine, and the heat it produces, apparently causes the sugar to essentially burn off. This also filled the interior with the intoxicating smell of cotton candy. We moved to a location about midway through the restaurant, near the restrooms. We secured a booth then made our way to the buffet. There were three choices. Cheese, pepperoni, and sausage. Tom H. had also chosen a couple of other options to be made and provided. As I returned to the booth after securing my first helping from the buffet, announcement was made that we were mere minutes away from a live show buy Chuck-E-Cheese. The pizza who's tolerable. There was a butter treatment to the cross, the cheese was melted but cold, as one would expect from a buffet. Overall, the food was definitely worth the $7. The first live "show" did not include anything live. It was televised, which was a slight disappointment. At the conclusion of that show, however we were advised that we were now 6 minutes away from a live show. 6 minutes later, I was not disappointed. Chuck-E-Cheese himself made an appearance. This is when the real disturbance began. There was a handful of children in the business, and they all lost their shit. Mr. Cheese was clad in a purple shirt with a yellow "C" on the front, a green undershirt, denim pants, and red Converse "Chucks". Mr. Cheese moved to the front of the business where he engaged the children in light calisthenics, also known as dancing. There was also an event called "Ticket Splash". This seems to be an event in which children are rewarded for interacting with a large furry. CRI 8 was rewarded handsomely for her participation. The CRI's then used the numerous gaming machines, which appeared to be properly licensed through the Department of Revenue. After a considerable amount of time and another live show, the CRI's utilized the "Ticket Muncher" to document their winnings for later exchange for any of the numerous prizes available including, but not limited to, a Mario or Luigi plush doll, a small soccer ball, and Tootsie Rolls. No additional action required. No photographs or video acquired. End of Report.

We come here quite frequently due to my dad paying for the monthly deal with certain number of…read morecredits a day and discounts on food. My kids love it, but it definitely needs some improvement. There are several games that are CONSISTENTLY broken. Like every time we have gone in the last 6 months the same ones don't work. There is never a sign on them so the kids don't realize its broken until they have swiped their card. Sometimes I notice a error message on the game, but excited kids never look for that. I have definitely heard some of the teen workers on the floor dropping F bombs in earshot of several kids. The pizza is usually pretty good, I have to give them credit for that.

Great buffet! Good chicken noodle soup (didn't expect it, but tried it anyway), pizza was good,…read moredessert was great.

While eating at the store my wife saw a hair floating in the Alfredo sauce. She didn't make a scene…read moreshe quietly told the young lady that was restocking the salad bowls. The young lady told the woman behind the counter and that lady used the serving ladle scooped the hair out and threw it away and then put the ladle back in the Alfredo and left it there for the rest of the customers

Very complete gym w/ kilter board and yoga classes. However,…read morethe holds are very worn out and they make new boulders every two weeks. Some climbs are over 2 months old. Also, the problems tend to be more powerful and height dependent rather than creative and skillfull. But if you like climbing, it's the best option in Charleston that I know of.

Took the first time class which is essentially a crash course for all things bouldering. I didn't…read morehave any prior experience so I would highly recommend it because they teach you safety, basics, techniques, about the gym, etc. Kirsten was the instructor and cannot recommend her enough either. She was knowledgeable, encouraging, and also let me try and critically think the route of what she was wanting me to do but helped me through at the same time. The gym also has workout equipment too which I found neat, that way you don't have to have multiple memberships at gyms.