My kids enjoy this place and sometimes I dust off the ol' grippy socks and go for a bounce. The…read moretoddler time is a great idea and was the highlight of my preschooler's week for a few years. The staff is good, they tend to stay out of the way, which is great, but are still attentive when needed. Once my kid lost one of her socks in the foam pit and I was expecting to have to purchase a new set of socks, but they traded her one in for a new pair, which I thought was really nice. I've never used any other features there (they have a snack bar, laser tag, offer parties, and a variety of "special events," etc.) but not intentionally.

Took my little fella here once they were open again after Covid to burn off some energy and it was…read morea great experience actually. I enjoyed a 20 minute massage on the massage chairs while he jumped and bounced. It was not a busy time when we were there so I liked that. I cannot imagine going on a winter weekend day as I'm sure it would be crazy.

We had a wonderful night sitting on the lower sports deck. The atmosphere was inviting and fun. The…read moreannouncer was difficult to hear and very muffled. The food/drink was all you can eat and eat we did so much so they ran out of food a couple times, there was also the food temps and texture,but overall was edible and the staff was absolutely amazing! I loved that the team stands by the exit area for signatures. Slider does exactly what a good mascot does and keeps the fans engaged. I appreciated that it wasn't overly buggy which was nice. Overall it was a fun night. I will return!

If you want something to do on a nice summer evening in Rochester you really should take in a local…read morebaseball game and get out to see the Honkers....it is hilarious and so much fun to just have a few beers eat a dawg and enjoy the show. The announcer keeps things rollling and they have little games out on the field that involve the crowd. It's as American as it gets....

Boundless has been such a great place for our family! We have a membership for our 2-year-old, and…read moreit's been worth every bit. The staff provides excellent customer service and you can tell they truly care -- everything is always very clean and well-maintained. The play options are fantastic: from the large indoor play structure, to the basketball court and turf area, and even a quiet area for kids who need a little break. It really feels like there's something for every age and energy level. Peak times can get chaotic but it's still big enough. We'd definitely recommend Boundless to any family looking for a safe, fun, and welcoming environment for their kids to play and grow.

My kids (5 and 2) had a blast. Really unique space compared to the community center indoor play…read moreareas. Really big inside, cool there are benches for adults scattered throughout, gives it an indoor park feeling. The full size basketball court is a nice touch and the turf area for soccer, catch, running around is great too. We were here on a nice day so not super busy, I'm sure peak times it can get hectic but there is a lot of square footage.

Great place! Best simulators in town! Had a great time with friends and the service was great!…read more Will be back again soon!

Never golfed here but they do pour stiff drinks in the clubhouse. Don't believe me just ask my…read morebuddy Fitzy!!!!

I started my new job at IBM in June many moons ago in Rochester, MN. A few weeks later, there was a…read morehuge outdoor barbeque at IBM Woodside Park for employees. IBM was quite the force back then, occupying a campus of over 3.1 million square feet. It had the reputation of being the largest IBM facility that manufactured and shipped an entire product from start to finish under one roof in the world. Times have certainly changed. IBM sold most of its property to Industrial Reality Group (IRG) and leases a handful of buildings these days. During this pandemic, I have been revisiting places that I once frequented. I remembered the park next door and decided to drop by. Back then, my manager drove me and two other colleagues in his Subaru Forrester to this park. This visit was my first time driving myself. There were plenty of parking spots on a Saturday afternoon. I backed into a spot and walked around. I noticed the IRG sign. The park is now called IRG Park. It's a private park these days. You need an employment badge to visit it. I was essentially trespassing. Considering that I was the only person there, I decided to take my chances. If the evil IRG folks wanted to ban me from visiting this park, I was okay risking it. It felt the same. There were picnic areas where you could barbeque (grill is the more common word used down here) and places to sit. I didn't pay attention to the play area back then. I loved the swings and spent a bit of time swinging on one. The basketball and tennis courts are still there. They looked like they were in good condition. The trees felt familiar. They still make me happy looking at them. I did not get reprimanded for trespassing. It was nice walking around and remembering a daddy longlegs crawling up my pantleg while I was eating a hamburger. I was oddly not mortified. I had never seen one before. "That's a daddy longlegs. It won't hurt you," my manager said. He was a gentle soul, just like the daddy longlegs. My former manager wrote a letter of recommendation for me when I moved back to Winnipeg. I have always been thankful for his kind gesture. He passed away several years later. I was assigned a mentor when I joined IBM and he was mine. I was fortunate to have ended up with a kind man with tons of wisdom and guidance. He was genuinely sad when I got laid off from the company and had to move back to Canada. "It should have been me, and not you, Mary," he said. That entire conversation is still fresh in my head. I had to console him about being laid off. He arranged my farewell lunch. I still have a coffee mug from the team as a parting gift. I worked on the Java team. It was meaningful and fitting. It was nice to think of him fondly as I walked and swung on the swing here. This park will always hold special memories. It was nice being back. (112)

The park itself is great. The people that run it and make the rules...not so much. How can you…read moreclose this park off to the public? What a waste of a great disc golf course. Out of the couple hundred people that are elidgible to use the park...I'm guessing less than 30 people actually use it.

Had a good time. Watch out this can be dangerous to play. We had quite a few shots almost hit us…read more Greens were great but the 2nd cut was in need of trimming.

The chef inspired fresh food is a well kept secret at Mayo in the Subway level cafe. It's only a 5…read moreminute walk from Mayo on the Subway level. Trying out the 5th floor spa today. AMAZING 90 minute massage & coconut summer scrub with Chris. Holy guacamole that was wonderful!! $200 but no tipping so reasonable (although I would have loved to tip Chris.) He gave we a wonderful overall service while also focusing on problem areas. His medical knowledge was apparent and appreciated. Now I'm going for a soak in the hot tub then shower. Robes, slippers, beverages & excellent products provided. Easy walk here from anywhere downtown. I'm going to book for my return trip in August. 10 stars!! (I wasn't able to use the workout facilities unfortunately as part of my trip.)

Need to open longer hours for steam room; hot tub; and swimming pool; need more staffs to help…read morearound