We had a great time bowling with my son, daughter-in-law and grandson and the manager Steve gave us…read morea free bowling game!

We actually came for a private screening of the documentary Sanctuary and because we came at the…read moredinner hour, we ordered our food and it was delivered to our seats. That's really fun! The seats are big, comfortable recliners with attached trays that have cup holders and is big enough to set all your food on. I had the grilled chicken sandwich and wife did the sliders. Everything was fresh, seasoned, and cooked perfectly. I actually loved the chicken sandwich with it's crusty chicken breast that was juicy and delicious. Great experience overall.

Wow my first time here was so much fun! I didn't even know it existed! And it has been around for…read morearound a year! Came here for a private event where there were claw machines along each side of the two walls and an instagram worthy wall of cute stuffies! They had a few small machines of small goodies and then one huge machine for the huge claw goers and the rest were just right sizes. Many of the stuffies were cute- not just okay but cute! It's $1 per token where you buy in increments of 1,5,10,20,etc. You can even trade your smaller stuffies for a bigger one depending on how many you have to trade. The place was clean and owners were super nice and friendly. This is worth coming back for some fun!

This place is just the cutest!! We were invited for our friend's kid birthday and enjoyed every…read moreminute of it! You get gold coins to play your chance at winning a toy of your choice...that is if you can master the skill of clawing. Kid or adult it's fun trying to see if you can get a toy at the first chance. I had to make some guesses and lost but that's the fun of it. There's also some guaranteed wins if you spend more coins for mini figurines or key chains. We ended up cashing most of it in for the for sure winner figurines. The staff there were super nice and helpful and accommodating to the kids' wishes. So we came out happy campers and no tears in the end. This is a perfect place to take your kids or friends for a reward or birthday treat! Don't forget to take your pic at the Cozy Claw wall! It's filled with all the cutest plushies!

They have unlimited bowling on Friday and Saturday nights, and it's fairly cheap too. The staff is…read morealways kind, the wait isn't too long but I do recommend calling the day of to reserve a spot or you risk not getting a lane. They have a nice bar area with pool and darts as well, and it's just reminiscent of the old school bowling lanes. The food isn't half bad either, nothing fancy, but nothing terrible.

Friend tried to make a reservation and staff was instantly hostile and rude. They were nervous to…read morecall in and hung up after two seconds in tears because the staff had yelled at them.

We love the i.d.e.a. Museum and have been going for years. It's been really fun watching how the…read moreexperience changes as my kids get older. They've aged out of the soft play areas, but now they can spend hours at the stop motion video station and exploring the newer exhibits. The recycling area is also one of their favorites. It's such a quaint little space and incredibly affordable for what you get. I also love seeing downtown Mesa continue to grow, and the museum feels like a big part of that energy. From a parent perspective, it's really easy to visit. There's ample parking, it's very stroller and diaper bag friendly, and it's a perfect place for a playdate. You can actually have conversations while the kids explore and move between activities. The mural in the courtyard is gorgeous and the puppets are always a hit with my kids. It's one of those places we keep coming back to.

IDEA museum is such a great little play museum for little kiddos. My son has gone here at age 3 and…read more4. He loves it every time. They have a bunch of different rooms for older kids to explore- music, crafts, and the middle room always changes with different displays they can play, the other big room has the scarf and air toss, building, crafts, puppet show, ball drop and more. The baby-small toddler room my son still enjoys, it has a big soft middle area, play kitchen, play vet, play theater, a very small enclosed area for babies to crawl around which is great. And another area with magna tiles and other toys like that. I also saw the reading story time area in the back of that. They have a room for eating and also an outside patio which is huge for play and eating. Would recommend to anyone. Very affordable!

Good place for kids b'day parties and burn up the energy…read more Good pizza and drinks, lot of activities for kids Bike and skate ramps, scooter ramps, trampolines with obstacle course, zip lines

I visited this KTR location using my GetOutPass, and after recently visiting the newer Mesa…read morelocation, the difference was pretty noticeable. The Mesa location has a lot more gym equipment, obstacles, and activities for younger kids, while this location feels much more like an open warehouse space with fewer things for little ones to do. The skate area is definitely larger here, but overall there wasn't as much to keep my 7- and 9-year-olds entertained. There were also a lot more older teens here, which made me uncomfortable letting my kids explore on their own. Even the 6-and-under area had bigger kids playing in it, and the main wheel zone was filled with older boys riding around pretty aggressively and balls just being thrown in different directions. The biggest disappointment was the cleanliness. We needed to use the restrooms as soon as we arrived, and they were very dirty--toilet paper was all over the floor and multiple toilets hadn't been flushed. The facility also felt worn down, and some of the equipment looked like it could use better maintenance. I'm glad I was able to visit using my GetOutPass, but I don't think I would pay admission to this location. I really wish the GetOutPass included the newer Mesa location instead, as it's a much better experience for younger kids. The teens all working at the place also are too busy talking and mingling with each other...

I planned a date activity at Social Axe Throwing for my husband's birthday. Neither of us had ever…read moretried axe throwing before, so we had no idea what to expect...but we ended up having a blast! It was such a fun and unique experience. We arrived on a Tuesday shortly after they opened around 4:15 PM, and we were the only ones there, which worked out perfectly. This may have been why the manager gave us extra attention, showed us how to throw properly, and guided us through three different games. That personal touch really made the experience even better. For two people, I felt that one hour was a good amount of time--though we definitely could've stayed two hours at least if we didn't have other plans. Pricing for one hour is $54, which feels a bit steep, but I was able to snag a deal for $27, which was much more reasonable for a one-hour activity. They also had about five arcade machines set up with free play, so you could easily spend more time there either before or after your axe-throwing session. I didn't realize until after we arrived that they offer food and drinks too...next time, I'd plan for lunch or dinner along with the activity. This place would be great for a team-building event or a group date night. Axe throwing is a bit harder than it looks, but definitely a lot of fun. We enjoyed the different game options, like tic tac toe that made it even more fun. One thing I didn't love: when you arrive, they ask for a credit card to keep on file in case you order food or drinks. Then when we finished and hadn't purchased anything extra, we were asked if we wanted to leave a tip. I found that a little awkward. While the manager was super friendly and helpful (possibly because it was empty--or maybe that's just how they treat all first-timers), I think there should be a better, more subtle way to encourage tipping without putting guests on the spot. I did not let this impact my review.

So much fun! I've…read morebeen dying to try axe throwing for years and I finally got to try it out with a friend for our girl's night out! The staff was super helpful from checking us in, teaching us how to throw, coaching us during our runs, and creating fun games for us to compete against each other during our hour reservation. It was an absolute blast and a great way to hang out and be social & interactive whether on a date or just hanging with friends! It was a super quiet Tuesday night and we had the place to ourselves with only two other bays being used. So if you don't want to fight for space during the busy weekends, I highly recommend coming by on a weeknight!

What a fun group activity! Extended family together and they handled a group of 11 no problem…read more Got 3 bays and went to work. It's a lot of fun!

Went for fun with couple girlfriends! 2 out 3 absolutely newbies at throwing and 1 has done before…read more Very spacious, there's even a lounging area near the front entrance and bar for ordering beverages of choice, energy drinks to non alcohol and alcohol options! I love that the workers shows how to throw properly for both axes, stars and knives.

My husband and I have taken our son to KTR a few times now and have been VERY pleased with this…read morefacility! It is HUGE and has a TON of space for kiddos of all ages to roam around and have fun for hours on end (which is especially helpful in the Arizona summers when you want to be indoors!) Pricing is a little bit more on the expensive side, but they do run a toddler time that is very affordable. We also attended a birthday party here and were very impressed with the service, food and drinks provided, and the gift baggies they gave out. Highly recommend bringing your kids here for a fun time!

No supervision people just drop their kids off there and they use it as a babysitter…read more Teenagers working there have no clue what they're doing. My son got injured there and they grabbed him paper towels out of the bathroom and didn't take an injury report. They didn't know where the first aid kit was.