This place is okay. Bowling itself was good as we had no problem at all with the ball return and…read morepin set up. The screens worked well. But the vibes in here were just not for me. This place lacks personality and it was kind of creeping me out starting at the white empty wall as I bowled. Most places have decor and stuff to make it look fun but this place had 3 letters on the wall and some TVs. Not the vibe. Despite that they had a cool bar area that had a better vibe. The staff was okay, nothing extraordinary to write about. The bathrooms were pretty rough looking and not nice inside. Overall not sure about coming back I may need to feel out the vibes again but im not a fan of the office break room decor.

Went bowling with my better half and my five week old son. We used the summer pass which includes…read moretwo free games and shoes for $40 for 3 months! The staff was very kind and attentive and cannot wait to use this pass all summer.

Love that the rock wall allows smaller children, because we had trouble finding a place that…read moreallowed my kiddo to climb. We loved it so much we got a membership

Place is awesome for the kids However if your an adult and…read moredon't plan on playing DO NOT COME HERE! Unless you bring your own seating/chairs There is only 6 tables available and a handful of benches to sit on. Do not recommend for a big party whatsoever. Staff is all confused on where people can sit.. Was told by multiple staff we could sit upstairs since it was empty and they have bar stools overlooking the entire area.. 5 minutes later was told we weren't allowed to be up there.. Take what you want from this but I will not recommend this to anyone.

For the price I paid it was upsetting. The first room was…read moremusty and hot. Smelled like feet and their music was not working so everyone watched their kids in silence. Second room was better. The pizza I ordered was messed up. I ordered 1 mushroom pizza for the kids and 2 pepperoni for adults and they gave me 1 pepperoni and 2 pepperoni/ mushrooms. Ridiculous but they did give us 10 mins of air hockey free. After the party about a week later my kids have the hand foot mouth virus and they have bumps all over their legs, arms and hands. That places needs to be cleaned and carpet shampooed.

Visited on a great deal via groupon; 4 kids for $20. I was a first time guest and they did an…read moreexcellent job at the beginning of playing a safety video to show the rules. I liked that we spent 35 min in one arena of play and then 35 min in another room. I heard feedback from other moms that we had a good group of kids; not too crazy. We went as soon as it opened in the morning which likely targeted the younger guests. I'll also share that I brought my 18 mon old with me and he had some activity options but I had to keep a close eye that he hasn't run-over by big kids. I think this place is great for maybe ages 3+. The place also felt clean and had strong AC. There were many signs about NO ADULTS on the blow-ups. I'm sure some past guests ruined that for everyone but I wish I was able to jump with my 3yo and 18 mon old on the smaller bounce houses.

Great spot to tire out your little ones with fun. My grandkids have a blast here and I enjoy…read morejumping sometimes with them!

After attending a friend's party at Altitude Trampoline Park, we were impressed enough to host our…read moreson's 3rd birthday party here, and it did not disappoint. The Logistics: For any parent, the most important part is the party planning process, and this was incredibly stress-free. Everything felt very well-organized from start to finish, which allowed us to actually enjoy the day instead of managing details. The Space: Unlike a lot of indoor jump parks that can feel a bit chaotic, Altitude feels very clean and well-maintained. The kids had an absolute gala time, and there was plenty of space for the 3-year-old crowd to play safely. Highly recommend if you're looking for a reliable, high-energy, and easy-to-plan birthday spot for the little ones!

I was pulled here by their 5.99 buffet deal and this was my first time at Cicis. My information…read moreabout Cicis came from "The decline of Cicis" or "Trying out 1 star restaurants." Regardless of others opinions I was excited to try. To begin the seating was great. It was very open compared to locations I have seen in other photos. While it was busy they had a ton of pizza options. Some people even make custom ones that they dont normally have. I would say the pizza was good for the price. I was able to try all they had pizza wise and honestly, the deserts they had were the best overall. Fun experience with my girl.

My brother and sister invited me here to eat because they we're doing a special in which the buffet…read morewas only $5.99. We came to eat in the restaurant was pretty busy but overall really clean and inviting. They have lots of options to sit inside at this location so that was good. The lady at the front was super kind, even as she had to scan all of our coupons which was kind of a hassle. Every employee here was kind and they put out food quickly. All the food was fresh made to order as people requested and tasted pretty good for Cicis. Overall, we had a very good experience and I'd be happy to come back to this location.

We visited with our two littles recently, for our first time…read more The place is very large and mostly clean. The lady at the front desk was very friendly and happy to help. This is a very religious establishment and they have religious music playing and some religious things on display. We paid for a weekend experience for two kiddos, which was more expensive than weekly play (which was anticipated). One adult was "free" because we have a little under 3 yrs. We opted for the all-day pass for $4 more each, under the impression we could leave and have dinner, then return. Then, we were asked if we wanted the Arrow's Active socks and we said "no" because we brought our own non grip socks. We were told Arrow's active socks are mandatory for all guests accessing the play area, and no outside socks were allowed. So we reluctantly agreed and purchased 3 for $3 each because we had no other choice. Also, since my husband was a spectator, he was an additional $5. After being charged, while our bands were being put on, we were told the all day pass is only good while in the establishment and if we leave for any period of time, our bands will be removed and we cannot return (unless it was extremely brief). I told the lady I would have liked to know that before because it's very very misleading. I've never bought an "all-day" pass where I was not allowed to come and go as I pleased and I would have liked to make a decision based on their rules, rather than what was advertised. I did not look at their food items nor cafe menu because we ate shortly before going, but the fountain drinks were from an Austin supplier who makes their soda with real ingredients, which I appreciate and love. My husband wanted to work while we played, but there were no outlets around the main seating area. There were staff spot cleaning inside the play area during play time. I'm not sure if they clean periodically throughout the day or if they clean x number of hours before close every day once a day. There was a bucket of solution a staff member was using to clean within the play area, which I can foresee being a problem if it spills for some reason, but she did hide it under an area near where she was cleaning, so she was being safe about it. Knowing they do clean is extremely comforting and very much appreciated. There are some very hard to reach places that were extremely dusty, but they weren't in reach, just in view. Restrooms were nice and clean. Overall kiddos had a lot of fun. Just be prepared to pay the up charge for the weekend (if visiting on a weekend), an up charge for mandatory socks ($3 each), an up charge for any spectators with you ($5 each), an up charge for all day play ($4 each pass) and remember you cannot leave and return on the same ticket purchase.

Just a 30 minute drive from San Antonio proper... a time was HAD!…read more Came to the city for a spring break vacation from Cali, saw this gem on TikTok. I loved how it had a cute and spacious area for toddlers. I went to ARs entertainment the day prior and would say that the area is comparable but with much less traffic. All members must purchase the company specific socks and you must sign waivers. They do sell food and drinks inside so you cannot bring your own, and unlike ARs there didn't seem to be any alcohol sold. My family of 4 plus a 11 month old went after lunch on a random Thursday and the place was pretty dead and perfect for exploration. The adults were free with the children , and the age considered a child is 12 or under. They also offered a military discount. The apparatus itself was cleans and massive ; it had high ceilings so that adults don't have to hunch over when accompanying their children. The jungle gym has so much variety ; the blue corkscrew slide is fast and my second favorite is the conveyor belt. I don't live here but I imagine a child's birthday party hosted her would be amazing! No RAGRETS!

We have not been to this park in a few years. We arrived and were surprised to see all the waiver…read moretablets taken down. There was one young lady working the front desk alone and maybe 5-7 guests in front of me. We waited almost 25 minutes to be helped. There was a fast pass lane for guests who purchased tickets on their phone or have memberships, but there was no one to help them and no kiosk to DIY. The young lady helped the guests as they entered the establishment, not based on what line they stood in. The entire place was filthy. You can see visibly soiled pads all over. The trampoline pads were discoloured from being so dirty. I did not notice broken trampolines, so that was a positive. We went to the ball pit. Many of the balls were broken, deflated, and outright filthy. You can tell this area has not been cleaned in years. The white balls appeared dark gray and even black. I will say the actual equipment the kids played on was intact, so that was the one good thing. The jungle gym for 7 and under was even more disgusting. The floors are visibly soiled and had literal debris on them. You can tell this is not from a single day of crazy kids, but rather an accumulation of lack of maintenance over a long period. The floor tiles were moved, missing or torn. And incredibly filthy... So if a child were to fall, he or she would surely be injured on the concrete floor. An obstacle on the course was missing, but the hole in the floor was still present with the metal pole area exposed. The entire gym had discoloured pads from not being cleaned, ever. Some items had torn pads or graffitis pads (what kids ages 7 below write graffiti?) there was trash scattered inside. You can tell there is zero sanitation. The perimeter of the jungle gym area, where staff stores supplies/equipment was filthy and not maintenance. Floors were visibly soiled with dust balls and debris everywhere. Some items were just thrown in places with no order. The foam cube pit with the knock down things looks like it's too, needs TLC. The bean was duct taped in the middle (not sure if this was to help fix a flaw or to show the middle of the beam), and the foam cubes are very torn and obviously have not been changed in years. The metal gate at the jungle gym, to access the gravity area, was opened and not guarded. There was a single staff member present at the top at all times, but this still seemed unsafe. I saw at least 15 employees, who all looked to be teenagers or early twenties. One gentleman who seemed to be in his twenties. I assume he was the manager. Some of the teen employees were often grouped together messing around. I did like that they all wore matching shirts to identify themselves, but the bottoms were all different colours and styles. I feel they should make this lore uniform and say "black bottoms, any style" instead of "whatever bottoms you want". I noticed some of their shoe choices were black slides. Not sure if they have a closed toe or no shoe policy, seeing as how all guests need to have only socks on. There were no staff members monitoring the attractions. The only one I noticed was the gravity line because they had to harness the kids and the Rock wall. Thankfully I did not see the kitchen area because I feel I would have been equally disappointed and even more disgusted since its food and drink were dealing with. I am EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED IN THIS FACILITY. We paid almost $70 to visit this day, it was a waste and I will not be returning until the place is sanitised and maintained clean.

We got a membership for this place, and summertime is always great for the kids to have things to…read moredo. However, the check-in line always takes forever. The "fast lane" for members isn't actually fast because you still have to wait for staff just to pull you up in the system. As a recommendation, you guys really need to figure out the membership situation because it takes way too long just to get people inside.

Seth was chefs kiss He was really kind and helpful…read more I definitely will be back for him.

Lucky Strike (formerly Bowlero) is definitely more than just a bowling alley--it's a full-on…read more"eatertainment" experience The vibe is modern, loud, and super energetic - honestly, it feels more like a nightclub than a traditional bowling spot. Between the black lights, music, and stylish lounge setup, it's a fun place to hang out with friends, especially for a night out. The facilities are a big plus. Everything feels clean and updated, and there's plenty to do beyond bowling, like arcade games and a full bar, which adds to the overall experience. That said, it does come at a price. Bowling and food can be pretty expensive, so be prepared for that. Pro tip: they do price match with Groupon, which can help make it a bit more reasonable. Overall, if you're looking for a fun, high-energy spot with a cool atmosphere, Lucky Strike is a great choice - just go in expecting to pay a little extra for the experience.