I was told about this place, so I decided to try it out, and my kids had so much fun! It's filled…read morewith toy claw machines, and I especially loved their back wall decorated with a bunch of plushies. We spent about $30 and ended up winning two plush toys. I've seen some people win more, but you're also paying for the fun and experience the kids are having. Some of the machines can be a little tricky, but once you get the hang of them, your chances of winning definitely improve. The staff member working that day was incredibly kind to my kids and very pleasant to talk with. I can't wait to go again!

We were just casually strolling around Hong Kong Plaza on our way to Haven City Market, mentally…read morepreparing our appetites for battle, when my daughter hit the brakes like she'd spotted treasure. The treasure? Kawaii Klaws, a neon-lit claw machine paradise. Now, as a self-proclaimed foodie, I came for dumplings. But suddenly I'm evaluating joystick technique and plushie-grabbing strategy like it's a Michelin sport. It's actually a super fun arcade spot... bright, cute, and dangerously addictive. Honestly, if the twins had been there, we'd need an extra suitcase just for the prizes. Great vibes, solid hangout energy, and only mildly distracting when you're supposed to be on a serious food mission.

Went on Sunday late evening, not too busy. Check their site for pricing and different promos of the…read moreday. Can get busy on Friday's and saturdays but it's worth it to go for unlimited bowling for $25.99 nights. Can get on pricier side if going a lot but location is convenient, clean, and has easy parking

TLDR: They served us a drink that they didn't charge us for, to catch us sharing the drink…read more(everyone above age) and then proceeded to kick us out without giving us our wings. My girlfriend wanted a drink but forgot her ID in the car so we had our friend use her ID for the drink (gf is 25 btw). The waitress was sus about it and had the security watch us when we got the drink. Mind you, they didn't charge the drink but brought it to us to catch us? And my friend also had ordered wings that were charged. Then manager jeff walks up to say "GOTCHA". Kicked us out 30min before the end of our time and refused to refund or give us the wings we paid for. What if we had been underage? Manager jeff would have given us a drink we were never charged for. Why is he handing out drinks as traps? WE WANT OUR WINGS!

Came here with a group of friends and I honestly wasnt sure what to expect since I've never been to…read morean adult focused laser tag. To be honest I thought it was going to be lame. However once they gave us a tour and sat us in the "war room" to explain the rules I knew I should have drank pre workout or something. once you enter the "battle grounds" where the laser tag begins you are walking quickly, throwing yourself against the walls, ducking, listening and everyone not on your team is an enemy. Like literally cheers to this company because this was an amazing time. My groups was a good mix of men and women and we all were sweating and needing hydration during. Can't wait to go back

EMPLOYEES SHoW UP WHEN THEY WANT THEN CUT YOUR TIME YOU PAID FOR BECAUSE THEY ARE LATE. Came at our…read moreset time after booking online and the doors were locked. Waited half an hour and finally an employee came to open the doors. We walked in and he said if you want to play you can only get a half hour because I have another reservation. I said I booked an hour and we were on time but the employees were late. We were told "sorry I can give you some time in the arcade after but with two people it's not gonna be fun anyways so I can refund you and you can get your money back in 3 business days.its obvious this place doesn't care " Outrageously unprofessional place". Booked online and prepaid. Do not come here go elsewhere.

Enter if you dare...But make sure you have a friendly hand to grab when the creepy clowns and…read moreskeletons come out to play... Located on a little cul-de-sac off of Rancho Del Sol Drive in Covina, lies a spooky, scary yet festive, mini carnival open to the public every Halloween...The family who presents this genius version of Halloween will most likely make your mouth open and close several times with "oooo's & awe's," plus a few shrieks here & there too! Much thought has gone into this Halloween display. If you are up for it, there is a "Vertigo Tunnel" that will make your head spin! Just remember to grab onto the railings! This was my second time here and it won't be my last! *Free to the public but donations are much appreciated!

My husband and I were at a Dia de los Muertos party, and the hosts (thanks Rose F. and John!) told…read moreus about an incredible Halloween display nearby. After Game 7 of the World Series, we went to check it out. All I can say is . . . WOW!!! I cannot even begin to describe how unbelievable this experience was. It was like a carnival with moving parts everywhere. I can't imagine the time spent to assemble (and disassemble) this amazing display. The tunnel with the spinning lights was crazy! I felt like I was swaying from side to side. You could spend hours here just admiring every little detail. It is absolutely AWESOME, and you should make it a point to stop by next year! I believe they open up their home every year for two days only (October 31 and November 1). How lucky were we that we got to witness this spectacular Halloween display!!

Hi Everyone, I am…read morevery hard on my reviews, as you can see from my posts. However, this is a great review. These peeps have been creating horror for 30 years,,,, and it shows. They scared me throughout the maze, and that is saying a lot considering Universal Fright Nights doesn't.... I didn't have to wait 3 hours in line and the scare was hardcore.... Truly recommend the trip here. If you're into haunted adventures, this is your place!!!!

Took my 11 year old. Loved all the props and going through the barn/maze. It was scary and fun.read more

Me and my cousin came to this place only because we got a Groupon deal. I wouldn't suggest you go…read moreout of your way for this place. I got in the egg chair one and did the swing virtual ride that's what the guy suggested. It was okay. My cousin got some motion sickness. I just don't like how short they are. It wouldn't come back again. But at least I got to try it.

I have never written a bad review, but I think you should be warned before you spend money on 9D…read moreAdventure Extreme. I bought my tickets on Living Social and was excited to go. Four of us went into the 9D theatre with our 3 D glasses. The 3 D film/ glasses did not work at all. All four of us saw double images. We were not asked what we wanted to see and saw something with eagles and a roller coaster and something incredibly unmemorable. There was NO Thrill at all, except some irritating bubbles. It gave 2 out of the four of us headaches and we all thought it was a big waste of time and money. 2 of us then went in the egg thing. I should have been warned what I was going to see. I usually don't get motion sick, but I had to close my eyes. The film had bad graphics and you just looped around and around and around and around. I couldn't go again. The 16 year old with us did like the roller coaster virtual reality. On the plus side, the clerk did give us passes to come again, but I gave them to someone to take their 7 year old.

The $12 1 hour all you can play video games includes 4 shooting games and one driving game. 5…read moretotal. Idk if that's good or bad tbh. If your kids like the shooting games bring them here for an hour of fun I guess.

My childhood arcade might not be at 100% but I will love this arcade until it dies. I can't count…read morethe times I asked my mom and dad for a quarter so I could do the shooting gallery!

Retro trailer was amazingly good and fun! We are very happy with the trailer and service they…read moreprovided. The kids had an amazing time and it definitely made our sons party more fun and enjoyable. Retro team thanks again for this, our experience was definitely 5 stars

Very professional and great experience with the kids. They had a great time and he was a real pro…read more The truck is amazing. I highly recommend Retro Rolling.

Super g is a gem for us in Los Angeles. Not only is it the only track in LA aside from OC tracks…read more It really has a huge selection of inventory on hand. I'm green in the hobby but I did do my due diligence and research before purchasing items with the staff. I know things can get hectic so do your research on their website. They have a rough blueprint on what things will be needed in the 1/10 scale drift buyers guide. Some small things and left out like a power lead to charge your batteries, so make sure to ask for that. Overall I have never got bad customer service. It has been very short with answers so I just do my best to get to the point with what I need/ ask what they recommend

Took my son here for his first attempt at RC drift outside of his attempts at home with non-drift…read morecars and drifting in driving games. The people at the counter were friendly and helpful. Almost all of the people there were male adults, but the atmosphere was welcoming and family-friendly, and sometimes female family members dropped by. My son rented an RC drift car with charged battery for $30. They said the battery may last about 45 minutes, but it ended up lasting an hour and a half! He then got a second battery for $10 and played another hour and a half. He had a great time! They have an impressive stock of cars and parts. There are two tracks--one for non-drift, and one for drift. The drift track was definitely the popular one with almost all customers there and only one or two at the other. Place was a little hard to find--no obvious signs, had to ask someone else. Entrance was at the corner of the building with subtle signage.

No available parking incovient to access The park is not…read morekept up poorly maintained Never seen anyone else in the park when I was there

The signage and description of this garden or "arboretum" is misleading. Two acres? Maybe I don't…read moreknow how large an acre is and I'm the one with unrealistic expectations. It just isn't large enough in my mind to merit the title of "arboretum." I guess schoolkids can also visit the "botanical garden" I have at my place, which consists of a few potted plants. My question now is, was it a larger space ar some point? You walk a few feet here and almost immediately hit a fence and a golf course where I suspect the arboretum used to be. Am I being overly suspicious? Should I just accept that I should be happy with a postage stamp-sized space being labeled a "public park?" Hope the rich folks golfing are enjoying themselves while the rest of us peons enjoy the generous one foot of space allotted to us. It does seem like someone is taking care of what few plants and space are left, so kudos to them, but on that note - shame on whoever graffitied one of the few benches here. For god's sake, channel your behavior into making art, make yourself useful in some way and stop destroying public property. I'm glad I didnt make a lengthy trip to see this spot. There's no parking for it either. Other than the fact that someone does seem to be doing their job in maintaining the few plants here, and there's no garbage around which is good, it seems to be a forgotten space. I'd like to know whose grand idea it was to get rid of or shrink the size of a public space in favor of another golf course. I'm all for people having hobbies, and I guess people could be up to a lot worse things than playing golf incessantly, but this is ridiculous. Don't call it an arboretum; that's a joke.