Did not like the vibe in there. The staff micro-manages and won't let you get your own paint, they…read morepick up your water bowl every 5 min and they just watch over you. They also charge you $10 studio paint fee on top of your pottery piece. Won't go back.

Awful employees and environment created by them. Not helpful at all. Go to bisque Huntsville…read moreinstead. Friendlier and employees that actually care about your customer experience.

Awesome Place and great instructors. We did the free class. My 13 and 9yr olds rocked it.read more

Love when they cater to the adults! Great find. We recently moved to Huntsville and wanted…read moresomething active and fun. Very challenging program and can't wait to begin progressing.

This carousel is really pretty and a striking feature at Bridge Street. I'm happy they kept it…read moreduring the remodel and moved it from its former location on the west side to the far east side. Currently, it is more "tucked away" on a road that parallels Research Park Blvd./Rideout Rd., and that road is not used much. I used to take Momma on that back road to watch the carousel which made a nice memory for it! It was a way more prominent feature on the west side and a pretty visual focal point. This was when the larger lake on the west still existed, and they actually had a gondola boat you could rent. All of the features (animals) etc., that you ride on the carousel move, none are stationary, which I would think is a nice bonus! Current costs are $3 per ride or $10 for 4 rides. Apparently, they don't accept cash for payment at the carousel. As you would expect, it does not operate in severe weather. Again, I'm glad it's at Bridge Street, there are a couple of focal points at BS and this is certainly worth stepping out of your way to take a look!

For the little ones, the $2 price for the child includes the parent or other adult who needs to be…read morewith them on the ride. They do have little "seatbelts" on the horses, but I'd recommend physically holding onto your child rather than relying on those to do much. I decided this carousel deserves five stars because ALL of the horses (and other animals) actually move up and down. (I have been on carousels where one line of horses was stationary and they required the smaller kids to sit on those.) There are several other animals to ride besides horses - such as a tiger, a cat, or a rabbit. There was also at least one spinning teacup, and (if I remember correctly) a bench or two. I think you can buy a seasonal pass but I'm not sure how much it is.

4 hours of literally the best time my kids have ever had in their lives (so far, they are only…read morealmost 2 & 4) The only problem is other parents breaking rules by taking drinks into the play areas and leaving unattended. It's hard to describe, there is so much to do and everything is so nice since the remodel. It's worth every penny. My kids didn't stop moving the whole time. It got a bit warm but it was a very very busy day. Dangerous heat advisory outside and the last few days before school starts. I can't wait to see what it's like once school is in session. It's a really great idea that they have slippers at the bathroom hallway so you don't get your socks wet in anything that might be in the floor of the bathroom. Very thoughtful. Snacks and drinks can be purchased there, you can go in and out as much as you need to get stuff for your kids. It's great time! Just go and do it.

Hours of safe and exciting playing for toddlers and young children! The staff enforced rules…read morekeeping safety first. My 3-yr-old grandson played his heart out for 3+ hours. Very affordable, clean, and fun. Unique play areas- We will be back!

Enjoyed a Thursday happy hour at Stars and Strikes. There were lots of entertainment options…read more(arcade, bowling, ax throwing) and the staff was great. I was caught off guard when my food arrived by robot. Cool concept. To be honest I wasn't impressed by the food. I would try different menu options next time. Overall it was a good time for money spent.

We came at 6:50 as a group to reserve two lanes. They said they could order by the game or by the…read morehour. They had two separate lanes then, or we could wait a few minutes and we would have adjacent lanes. So we waited. The lanes cleared, they were cleaned, and then we were called up. "Oh, it just turned 7. The system won't let us do bowling by the game anymore " That is fraud and deceit. Do not ever spend your money here until the business commits to changing its pricing and its customer service to honesty and transparency.

If your child needs to let out energy this is not the place to go. They have so many rules my kids…read morehad no idea even how to play. They will blow the whistle even if you jump to a mat. As an educator, a child needs to explore and learn. Don't blow a who's ten every two seconds.

Employees were teenagers. They were unkind and the bumper carts took 2 hours to open, and when they…read morefinally did, they said it had to "charge". They literally drove the bumper cart back to the station and it looked fine even though they said it needed "energy". And here's the thing, the platinum pass wasn't worth it. Most the things were inconvenient, or just broke. The teens were more than just exasperation and annoying. Laser tag was no good either. They kept the straps even though they didn't work. The lady was not helpful and just told us to check if it was and barely even helped us with whatever we needed. It felt vexatious. Kids seemingly broke the rules yet the team members didn't care. They literally watched them do it and enforced zero rules about it. No thank you, no greeting, just them with a straight face just not even caring about anyone or anything. The place is good, and fun too, but the employees are aggravatingly unhelpful, and they seemingly let the staff just do this? Please, no.

We held our son's 10th birthday here this weekend and it was a really great time and we definitely…read moremade a good choice. We had the first party of the day which was great, as the gym wasn't super crowded. The party room was a good size with huge windows that overlooked the kids side of the climbing gym. It easily accommodated 12ish kids, parents and family. It included a full size fridge/freezer, ice machine, and kitchenette. Cutlery and paper products were included. I would definitely recommend bringing table cloths. We bought some and then forgot, whoops. Our party host was Dawson, and he was a phenomenal guy. Super helpful, extremely patient with a herd of rabid cats- I mean, kids- and was just a genuinely nice guy. The kids gym was nice, a bit smaller than I was expecting. We've been to similar gyms elsewhere (see reviews) and this one left a bit to be desired. I wish it was bigger with more walls. Even still, there wasn't a long wait with the exception of the city skyline part. The kids also enjoyed going to the "bigger" room, which is standard indoor climbing walls, that are double the height and not themed. After orientation, the kids ended up with about an hour and a half of climbing and a half hour in the party room for food and cake. This worked out great though the kids were bummed when they couldn't go back after the party to climb. The gym definitely gained a bunch of new customers after this party, many of the parents were thrilled to find this place. The price for the party was really great too. For those who are interested, they do also have a bouldering section (age 14+ only) auto belay and standard belay walls, climbing clubs (kids and adults), meeting rooms and other classes (yoga, etc). All in all, I definitely recommend High Point Climbing. If you do a party here, definitely put a time 15 minutes prior to the actual start on the invites so that kids can get geared up and oriented asap so they can maximize climbing time.

Fun safe and clean environment. I visited from out of state next time I am in the Huntsville area I…read morewill be sure to go!

If they close at 10, why start packing up at 8:40? And stop serving pizza. When I used to come here…read morethey never stop serving pizza until closing time. The pizza was great, but they didn't make it as how they used to make it. And I just saw that a customer with 2 little kids left because they stoped serving pizza. They stop cleaning plates and putting them out. If they changed the time of closing they should have updated their website. They should improve service.

I went in this place and there were a lot of customers taking up about half the seats... the…read morecounter with the pizzas was only about 1/3 full... they had cheese pizza and pepperoni pizza. I got two slices, sat down to eat them and waited... they put out more pizzas... more cheese pizza and more pepperoni pizza. i grabbed one more slice and I asked the employee who put them out if they could make a pepperoni & sausage pizza. She snapped at me, "If you want a SPECIALITY PIZZA, you can order and pay for it at the register!!". All I ever saw them put out were pepperoni and cheese pizzas... nothing else... I think they had a dessert thing, I don't have any interest in that stuff. Not only that, it was very expensive, they charged me about $12.50 for a buffet & drink. I had just moved here..... the last Cici's I had gone to came to about $9 for a buffet and a drink with tax... . And that one had a decent selection of pizzas. I know that this Cici"s isn't supposed to only put out cheese pizzas and pepperoni pizzas on the buffet, I don't know what was going on. Not only that, it was a weird vibe... one group with an adult, a couple of teens, and 3 or 4 young kids were the only other people eating... all kinds of people were sitting at tables talking but I never saw any of them eat... none of them had any plates or drinks, they all acted like they were attending a work meeting or something. There were two guys far away from the buffet line sitting at a table with a laptop and a bunch of papers... and drinks from some other place. I hate that I wasted money in this place. Hopefully, they aren't limited on pizzas every day... and if they are having a special event or a meeting, then they should post that on the door so I don't go there and "interrupt" it.

I LOVE Pinot's Palette!! I've been several times and never had a bad experience. Such a rewarding…read moreactivity!

This is the Spirit Airline of paint classes. I have never experienced a paint class that was so…read morestressful in my life. The booking site says limited class sizes but that is not the case, they had 43 people crammed on top of each other trying to do the class that they paid for and were treated like cattle. Don't expect to be sipping while painting because they don't have enough staff on had to get out one drink during your 2 hour class. Also half the class gave up on trying to paint the picture we were supposedly being taught and the other half was completely covered in paint because the method being taught was wade up a paper towel and dab the painting while the canvases were literally touching each other because everyone was shoulder to shoulder. I have been to many paint classes at other vendors and if the class involves paint slinging or dabbing then a "extra messy" clause was always listied on the booking site Pinots palette offered no such clause so paint at your own risk. So will you leave with a painting? Probably. Will you have fun doing it? Depends on your sense of humor and who you're with, just don't expect to be able to have a drink to sip or a place to set it down at.

It's a pretty decent experience if you're into retro arcade games the price for all day play in the…read morearcade games is pretty reasonable but the offering is kind of limited they had about 40-50 machines there but not all were working when we visited which is understandable breakdowns happen, and in some cases the cabinets do not match the game that's actually in them. They advertise retro consoles but that offering is pretty anemic 1 NES with Mario Bros / Duck Hunt, Atari Flashback system and a Sega Genesis Flashback system is all that is offered and by looking at an older review it has been that way for about a year so that is pretty disappointing to say the least. In a separate room they have an air hockey table and some pinball but those require pay to play and are not part of the play all day which did kind of feel like for lack of a better term a ripoff since I been to other similar establishments where it was just part of the package. They seem to be focusing heavy on their VR experiences which require you to purchase individual tickets to use and we didn't really use them since we came for the arcade portion. Overall we had fun, it was about a 40 minute drive and we stayed about 3 hours and had fun if you're into VR experiences it is probably a lot of fun but I probably will not be back unless they add more games or consoles.

Super fun hole in the wall place. I never would have expected it from the outside but they had a…read morelot of cool retro games I had never played before, like Konami Boot camp, War Final Assault, and Xybots. I was pretty surprised it was almost completely empty. Some of my favorites too, a lot that I've never had the chance to play outside of home console collections before, like Bosconian and Smash TV, Crystal Castles, Trog, and Crazy Taxi. All the games were seemingly set to their easiest settings, so if you're looking for a challenge you might be here a while trying to max out high scores. My only critique is that the only retro consoles advertised in the name are an AtGames Plug-in-play Sega Genesis and Atari Flashback, and an NES with only the Duck Hunt/Mario cartridge. They said they used to have others, such an N64, but people broke them. I hope they get some new stuff in terms of that aspect soon.