From the moment we entered the reception we were greeted by friendly smiling staff and that never…read morestopped all day. Very informative and always happy to help. Facility and restrooms were clean and well maintained. Overall great experience. Would be a regular visit if we lived closer.

Posey and Eileen at the penguin encounter and were totally charmed. Posey is the best ambassador…read morefor the park. Everyt and everyone was just awesome.

The owner is super friendly and the escape room was really well done and just hard enough to make…read moreit really fun.

We are not new to escape rooms in middle America, so we know for sure that The Room in Wichita, KS…read morehas to be one of the best values we've ever come across. There are very many good things to be said here, and we are so glad we got to play two games with them (Area 51 and Midnight in Morocco) before we left the city. First, the location was spot-on. The Room is centrally located across from the river along the Chisolm (sp?) Trail in a small shopping strip really close to Hotel Old Town and Gabby's Peruvian Restaurant. Parking was free and plentiful, both on the Wednesday morning and the Saturday night we played our games - although that may change when college is in session. We did not use the toilets when we were there both times, but they were inside the business and Laura, game host and owner, was very clear that we would not be penalized for using them while playing. This is the first time we have played a 100% completion game where the games are designed for 100% completion, and not one that is adapted to suit the party number, and it was such a positive experience, we really wish they had a lot more rooms - they have three. In Area 51, we played as a duo, recruited to recover DNA samples when Project Moonbeam was terminated and get out before the lab is locked down and its contents seized in order to continue the Project on our own. This story is repeated as part of the game once we are in the room. In Midnight in Morocco, we played as a group of three, and our task was to recover "The Heart of the Desert", a rare jewel that President Amad Makbar "borrowed", so we can return it to its rightful owner. We had booked for two (by mistake) but were able to pay for our third group member on site with no problems. (more on payment later.) In both games, the puzzles were straightforward, thematic, logical and not difficult - although it was quite easy to draw a blank in Morocco ... The immersiveness and décor, though, was really well done, with costumes in Area 51 and the Morocco room - gorgeous. Both rooms had a good number of locks - Area 51 was more tech than Morocco, which also had more locks, but none of the locks glitched or were difficult to open. Instead of feeling rushed for time or getting stressed because we did not want to ask for too many clues, the whole concept of 100% completion was just so customer-friendly! We could have got out sooner in Area 51 if we had aligned the escape code properly on the final lock, but even with that, we got out just a spit past the hour, and have photos taken with the time clock to prove it! Our real time for Morocco was 27:13; 37:32 - with penalties. That is not our best time, but it was close. There was so much to do and see in the Morocco room apart from the actual puzzle-solving, we would go back again just to see what we missed. Not only did we feel like we were playing with The Room (hints are given in-person in the room), we were also allowed to add picture-taking to our experience. Yes! We could take pictures throughout the game (and use our phone for light) - and we did! Area 51 was great for at least two people, comfortable with four, with no special needs requirements. A few of the locks were calf-height, but other than bending over, no real acrobatic abilities were required. No special physical demands are required for Midnight in Morocco at all. Both rooms are perfect for all ages and the best part: the pricing reflects this consideration. You pay per person, and the cost is really player-friendly - and there are two tiers to the pricing, based on age. We are not professional escape roomists (room escapists?!) and we are not trying to break any records, but as playing mostly both as a duo and a trio, The Room is great, great value for money - one of the best-priced rooms we've done in a while. We really hope Laura and her husband will have added many more rooms when we swing by Wichita next. As it is, we did not have time to check out their third room this visit, but it's definitely there on our itinerary for the future!

I don't want to even give a 1 star because of the service but i guess since the kids had fun…read morejumping, 1 star is appropriate. First off, we spent 300 on a party room that includes an employee attendant helping. We show up and it was chaos. We had little guidance and then when we finally found someone to help us, she too is to the deck which was not what we paid for she finally took us to our private room. After seeing the room was away from the jumping area we asked to move to the deck. They refused saying it's cheaper at the deck and they can't refund us money. I asked for a manager and that did nothing. All the staff were young teenagers that should not be in charge. We eventually went to the party room and never saw the employee again. The popcorn was burnt and no utensils. I finally went and asked for support and utensils and that did nothing. No one ever came. I asked for a manager again, what was again just a lead(teenager) who refunded 40 dollars. He said that's the price for the employee that is supposed to help. I explained i needed everything refunded but the amount of the kids jump. He said he can't. I kept asking for whoever was in charge and no one was ever able to help me. They gave me peaches, the general managers name and email. I emailed her and called and no response. My other concern is there was a flea market going on in the main area. One of the kids attending our party was lost and they had nothing in place for "code Adam". There was so many areas for something bad to happen with the kiddos and no one (adult) to oversee. It was concerning and disappointing. We will not return.

DO NOT HAVE A PARTY HERE. Woman who goes by "peaches" is the manager/ birthday coordinator. On the…read morephone the party was $300. Then when I emailed to confirm the price, the "total" was $330. So somehow it went up $30. I paid a $100 deposit so was expecting to pay $230 day of. Day of they told me the total was $430. And I owed $330. After 10 minutes of pleading peaches did only charge me the $230. It was not easy however. I paid extra for a party room, which was so far away. It was so far away that you had to go past the sign that says "do not enter". Wth.... The room was so small. It was a party for 15, and they only set places for 10. They were late bringing all the things, and peaches was rude after I insisted on the price we agreed on. The rest of the staff was very friendly. The facility is very nice and clean and worth going to if it's not an "organized" party.

They give you the paint you're going to use. I always want like 20 colors of paint. I know so many…read morepeople want like 3-5 colors of paint. That's not me. It seemed to be fine for everyone else. But I would have liked to dole out my own paint, because they gave me the wrong amounts because they didn't know how much I was going to use on any of it. So they gave me the same amount for all the colors. Not unreasonable. I am autistic and I have trouble speaking when a situation is new to me. So I couldn't articulate this at the time. Anyway, it all worked out and I am happy with the result. :) I would absolutely return. I had a great time with girlfriends, painting pottery and chatting.

The vibe is not relaxed and the employees made it weird. They lost my husband's pot and tried to…read moregive us someone else's artwork. They eventually found it and then tried to shove his and mine into the same small bag. I tried to prevent this and the woman working there argued with me, about a bag. Seriously, we paid an exorbitant amount of money to paint our pots for my birthday and the pick up experience was worse than the painting. Just awkward. There are other paint your own studios in the area. Try those.

My daughter loves coming here. They are wonderful with the kids! I love that they get to help with…read moreall aspects of the horse riding experience.

From the owner: Here at Lazy Bucks our main goal is to create a positive relationship between horse and rider…read more  Riders will experience time with a trained riding instructor. We also offer group lessons where our instructors work with four riders at a time maximum, guaranteeing the rider gets all the attention he/she needs.   However, lessons are not only for learning how to ride. Our instructors will teach riders how to care for a horse as well as how to brush, saddle, bridle, etc. while staying as safe as possible. For more information please contact us.  We hope to see you soon!

Perfect for 2-6 years old. My 3 and 4 year old enjoyed it. They didn't want to leave. They have…read morebeen singing one of the dinosaur songs from the show for last couple of days. However, I thought it was pretty cheesy and overpriced, but at least kids had a lot of fun. We went was 89 with real feel of 98. Way to hot, not much shade when walking around. Recommend going on day weather is nice.

Super cute putt putt course in Derby. I love the theme and my son loved it! We will definitely be…read moreback!

Mi kid goes there for 5 years (now before and after school program). Easy to deal with, organized,…read moregood communication, kids are well taken care of . They always try their best to open even when a lot of places would close for inclement weather for instance. They care and try to make as easy as possible for parents. Would definitely recommend.

I am a clinical social worker and my husband is an engineer. We wanted a place where our children…read morewould get the best combination of nurturing, education, and play. All of the staff have been phenomenal. The technology is top of the line including iPads and interactive tables. I love the picture updates and my ability to communicate with staff from my phone at any time throughout the day. Both of our children have been at Tutor Time since the very beginning and we have loved it and so have they! As we prepare to send our oldest to kindergarten, we are proud to share that she is reading at a 1st grade level and also loves to play "Princess Dinosaur" a game she and her friends made-up during their free play time.

We visited the Sedgwick County Zoo to celebrate my nephew's birthday in March. When you arrive…read moreyou'll find ample parking, and a nice big plaza to meet up with folks and purchase tickets. I was a little disappointed that our membership to the Kansas City Zoo wasn't a 1:1 reciprocal, but we did get a small discount on tickets which was nice. The zoo is a good size and has a train, a farm area, and tons of animals from all over the world. We were there for maybe 2 hours and I feel like we definitely did not see it all. Overall, it feels like a fairly standard zoo, I thought the gift shop was a bit expensive for what it was, but the zoo was clean, the animals seemed well cared for, and we had a good time.

How dare y'all charge full price when half the zoo is closed. What a rip off. Drove two hours for…read morethis nonsense. Never coming back.