We finally tried this place out about a month ago, and honestly I'm a bit baffled why the reviews…read moreare so high. We used a coupon for $20 extra in credits, we purchased another $50 on top of that to start off to see how we liked it. During our visit there was a few birthday parties going on, kids screaming and running around. Most of the games we played seemed to be sticky or greasy on the controls. Unfortunately, several games that we wanted to play (power roll, coin pushers) were either broken or jammed. Also, each play was pretty expensive compared to other arcades we've played at. The only staff I saw was at their respective counters, none were seen walking the floor checking on things, or cleaning. The tickets we did win, there was nothing much in their prize area we wanted (too many junky toys and candy), so we gave the credits to a nearby kid. We enjoy seeing an arcade prize area tailored towards kids and adults. Unless they change it up, I highly doubt we will be back.

This arcade place as absolutely fun to go to lots of games to choose from I'll definitely coming…read moreback again!

My 10 year old son actually WANTED to get up early and go back to this camp every morning! I often…read morehave to coax him halfway through a camp. He loved it. We drove 45 minutes one way and it was worth it. The team was fantastic, professional and fun. My son called it "school but FUN!"...he had a great time learning! This family's heart is just beautiful...in their desire to help kids fall in love with science and their donations to Living Water. Wonderful experience.

My girls had a wonderful experience with this camp and have asked to go again this summer...so I…read moresigned them up! The themes are intriguing, my kids raved about the daily activities, the camper to counselor ratio was a major plus, and the staff were all caring and kind with the kids. This will be on our list for summers to come.

Good news first: the play equipment is very fun and engaging for all ages (even this "old kid") …read more There are designated areas for 4 and under though beware, this is not enforced. Don't expect the equivalent of a "lifeguard" or other such staff to supervise your child. But if you're even half a parent, you'll be watching your child anyway. The party package pricing is comparable to similar venues such as Flying Squirrel, etc. (which means not cheap - but you'll pay similar anywhere) The reason for only 2 stars is lack of organization and poor communication. When we arrived for my granddaughter's party, were told we had 2 hours (which we knew) but they added, "no worries on time, kids usually are worn out and ready to leave in hour and a half" After that, it was all on us to organize the time (how long to play, how long to eat, how long to play more before cake/gift opening, etc etc) We were halfway through last part (gift opening) when suddenly I was told "you have 5 minutes to get out or you'll charged a late fee" WT actual Hell??? Where was THAT speech as we were checking in? We had to grab and dash and finish the party in the freaking food court! I did Flying Squirrel last year and that place was MUCH more organized. They assign you a concierge who guides you through how long you have for each segment of the party. We play was a fun experience up until that whole bum's rush bit at the end. If they're going to watch the clock on you they should tell you that up front (and give guidance to ensure no one party segment runs too long so upset the ones that follow) I Will not be using them again

Don't waste your money paying to get sick here. You might as well just let your kids lick a public…read morestructure for free. Took my 3-year-old here on Friday, and by Sunday, she had a textbook case of nasty, highly contagious bacterial pink eye. When I emailed management, they sent back a massive, defensive PR essay bragging about their website policies and clipboard sign-off sheets. Very comforting! A checklist on a wall doesn't change the fact that this place was a biohazard on Friday. She's never caught an illness like this anywhere else, which tells you everything you need to know about their "deep cleaning." Save your money, save your sanity, and avoid the medical bills. Just go to a free play place where the literal sun can sanitize the germs. We are never coming back. To whoever brought the plague: next time your eyes are glued shut, try checking into an urgent care instead of a children's play place.

Our kids, ages 3 and 6, have had nothing but amazing experiences here. My wife and I have noticed…read moreon many different occasions just how involved and attentive the coaches are with the students in their classes and with others who are there for open gym. We have been very impressed by how the coaches know the kids by name and give them a warm welcome every time they come through the doors. The staff working behind the counter have also been amazing and consistently offer up the best customer service. The top-notch staff and coaches make our every visit great.

Super fun place, very clean, and the staff are so energetic and helpful! Highly recommend for…read morechildren and adults!

My kids have loved coming here the last couple of years! It's a great spot during all seasons, but…read moreespecially nice to have during the winter months. The prices are very reasonable and their amenities have only grown since we first started coming. They've widened the ball pit and added onto their coffee/espresso offerings for example. Those that work here are always kind and friendly. They keep things as neat as possible and it's real clean (especially considering all the little ones that constantly have a blast here!). I have not done a private party here, but I'm sure that's great too! It seems to be very popular.

Organization. Today at 3:33 there is stuff all over the floors and lumps on the rubber mat floors…read morecausing a tripping hazard. Looks like it hasn't been organized all day. It has been much better before on my various trips here before.

It's a good place to rest if you have kids and let them run wild. It seems fairly safe! No safety…read moreconcerns jumped out at me. The staff are nice as well!

The building was Very dim when we went also this place was very short staff.The bouncy house are…read moretoo big for 2 year olds.

I've been coming here since I was in elementary school. I'm in my 30's now and Roller Valley has…read morechanged in good ways. There was a point when Roller Valley was run down. There was incomplete construction, wasted space, and the whole venue smelled like a stinky sock for what seemed like a decade. Now there's a new ownership which has really turned the place around. They cleaned, remodeled, painted, added big screen TVs and arcade gizmos, enlarged the rink, and continues to make improvements. There are still a lot of imperfections and I have complaints, but I will come back here again and again because I always have a good time skating with friends. Recently I've been there on adult night, Thursday. Thank goodness for this 18+ day, because I've skated here many times when there are a bunch of careless kids on the rink that appear to me only as hazards that I have to dodge constantly. The 90's nostalgia that Roller Valley had in the 2010's is mostly gone. The place feels newer and the soundtrack is almost always what the younger generation is into. Song requests are accepted and the result is a smorgasbord of music that I can't relate to. I think this is the reason why I see several skaters wearing noise cancelling earbuds, so they can jam to their preferred music while they roll. Staff is a mixed bag but I expect nothing more as the service industry in today's job market is kind of bonkers. Some staff appear longing to be anywhere else as they impatiently operate the credit card machine, while others rolling around on quad skates sport a cheery smile and happily greet patrons. I liked the food I tried. Gone are the sticky licorice ropes available during my childhood, present are some tasty breaded fries which came recommended. Just another sign that Roller Valley is moving forward and exists in the here and now. My biggest complaints with Roller Valley in 2022 are related to cleanliness and restroom privacy. I repeatedly smelled a moldy odor near the rink's entrance. Another frustration is the lack of urinal partitions in the men's restroom, as well as the extremely short toilet partition which I think I could see over if I were brave enough to sit down. TL;DR: Give Roller Valley a chance. The atmosphere here is relaxed and fun. Things are imperfect, just like us. Don't let that stop you from having good times and making memories.

Super fun atmosphere. I wanted to try something new. I came during their disco country night it was…read morevery fun I enjoyed it. The facility was up kept and everyone was very friendly.

12 year old liked it. Bummed that 80 line and rock wall features "were closed". Pricey without…read morethese two features being available.

Purchased tickets online as a gift card for our grandkids, employees tried to deny usage as they…read morewere 1 week expired. There was no expiration date on the gift card. Still have two that are unused. We have gone here for multiple years and birthday parties and over the years dozens of visits. Well, that end NOW!! Flying Squirl will never see another dime of my money again !! Legally I'm not sue any gift card can expire anyway!

Cat Tales Wildlife Center is a must-visit destination for animal lovers. The center provides an…read moreexceptional habitat for a variety of rescued animals, including big cats, bears, and birds of prey, with knowledgeable staff who are passionate about animal welfare and conservation. The interactive and educational components of the center make for an enriching and memorable experience, making Cat Tales Wildlife Center a standout organization dedicated to the conservation and well-being of wildlife. Pro tip: I booked my session using GetOutPass, where I get access to multiple local venues similar to GoCity. Use coupon code: sale1 for an extra $5 discount on top of existing promotions

We were visiting our Sons in the area and came here on Sunday afternoon. Although it was hot today…read moreall of the animals were active. They had sprinklers running to keep them cool. There was a keeper tour which was very informative. Each animal has a photo plaque with a description about them. My Son liked it so much he upgraded to an annual membership for 2 adults. You can tell the staff really cares about these rescued animals. Will visit again.

My kid loves this place. Just wish it is little bigger and more fish. Also. $4 per token for one…read morefeeding is little high too.

I came to Blue Zoo Aquarium with my nephew, and unfortunately, our experience was very…read moredisappointing. First, the admission price is extremely high, especially considering that many of the fish and animals advertised were not even there. What made the experience even worse was an interaction with an older staff member who was extremely rude to my nephew. He became scared while putting his hand in the fish exhibit where the fish nibble on your hand, and instead of handling the situation kindly, she yelled at him. My nephew was so upset that he started crying, and we ultimately decided to leave. The experience was absolutely not worth the money we spent, and unfortunately, we probably won't be returning.