Everyone is super friendly. Odd location in the mall tho. Registering was easy online. They provide…read morethe white hazmat shirt, eye glasses, face shield, & gloves. There's different size rooms. Music is SUPER LOUD. We were in a small room that had 2 metal bins, a printer, 2 keyboards, glass beer bottles you throw against some cinder blocks, a boxing maniquin, & a "stab" area where it was a table with foam and you stab with a screwdriver. There were hammers, crow bars & sledge hammers to help break things. There was 2 of us, not enough room in the small room. Def needed more items to smash as it was destroyed within 10-15 mins so the rest of the time it was just going back over the stuff we already broke up. But definitely an interesting experience. We want to go back for the paint room.

Are you mad? Feeling out of control?…read more Frustrated about life? Do you need to get all your anger out? Here's the place for you. Punch, kick, scream, smash, throw or whatever you need to get it all out. This place has mattress to cut or punch. Chairs to break and so much more. Bring in your old TV or computer. They provide hammers to smash those things with. It's a place to get all your frustrations out and leave with a happy smile.

A tucked away playground that isn't so secret…read more.. Found this playground through a friend who lives in the neighborhood. It's tucked away in suburbia and a collection of baseball diamonds. You wouldn't know it was here unless you live close by. Wonderful place to play! Must be new to the baseball diamonds. During COVID19 review: A playground that isn't so secret...Many visitors were here while we came out during the middle of a work day. There were a lot of kids running around including my own and a friend's. Kids were not social distant. Two kids wore masks while their mom had one on as well. The rest of the kids were not masked. The playground is super fun! Slides, slides, and more slides. Rubber playground surfacing and updated equipment make it phenomenal. The mini zip line seat is the highlight! Rolling slide and horizontal rolling slide. Plenty of swings as well. The playground is an all inclusive one: accessible pieces of equipment that were created and designed that allows all children to play of different abilities, skills, and conditions. We love these playgrounds! Highly recommend visiting! Will be coming back if there are smaller crowds.

I live right by this park and raised 50 dollars to help fund it, unfortunately my brother stole and…read morespent it, but its the thought that counts. Its a great park for all ages, adults too. Its got a zipline and a seesaw and a huge play set. I recommend visiting. Its a miracle park for handicapped people. And there is a bathroom nearby but its usually locked unless the miracle field is being used. I love going here at least weekly if not more. If you stand from the park side of the (well kept) trail, and go right down the trail. After a five minute walk there is another fun park with a little library. You have to cross the street once though (if you have little runners). I recommend the miracle park no question it is an amazing resource for disabled children and is wheelchair accessible. If you want to know about more good parks in the area, walker johnston park, terra park, and if you are willing to go for a 35 minute ride from the north view park area (urbandale), big creek park. I will leave reviews on these three parks for more information. - local helper, Via w.

We love escape rooms and haven't tried this place yet. Easy to book online. We walked in and had to…read morewait for someone to come to the lobby. She was super nice. We did the Kidnapping 2 room where you are blind folded, our first time doing one like this. There were 2 clues that weren't "working", but our game master paused out time and helped us out. We didn't escape but we definitely enjoyed it and will be back.

So disappointing! We arranged our whole morning of our vacation to go try the clue room as a family…read more, called to make the reservation and arrived before the first available reservation only to be told there was only one person was working and he wasn't trained in that room and we would have to wait over an hour for a different game. Please don't advertise walk-ins welcome and get kids' hopes up only to have nothing your worker is trained in.

Great place to work out and have fun at the same time. Fun for competitive laser tag or you can…read morerelax and play some video games. Different game modes, an amazing staff, and different video games to chose from.. I suggest this place for anyone to try out

This place is good for kids to play video games and laser tag. They take reservations for parties…read morebut be warned that the place is not a restaurant so there isn't anywhere to sit and serve birthday cake or anything. The kids have fun here though!

This place is so fun. Staff is kind and never is rude to anyone who enters…read more Woohoo!!!

Fun for the kids...not so much for the supervising parent…read more Walking into Get Air... you get air of all the sweat, kids, and stinky feet. I hope they get a better ventilation system to get air moving in there. This place is packed. Walking in is a little overwhelming. The paying counter is immediately on the left when walking in. Everyone is in line to pay but what is not communicated right away is that the waiver needs to be signed before paying for admission. PRO TIP: get this done online FIRST and before coming to the facility. Otherwise you'll be waiting in line to pay only to wait to hear you need to step out of line to sign the waiver and then get back in line to pay!! That took 30+ min. Expect that. Admission is 13.99 for kids 46" and taller for 1 hour. Other hour packages cost different. Admission for kids under 46" is 8.99 for 1 hour. And their area is limited. Socks are $3.00. I saw kids with Sky Zone socks. So you can save those socks and reuse them. I spent $91.94: That was with Get Air's deal on their page: buy 5 general admission for 55.96, 2 $8.99 little kids, and 6 pairs of socks. Once paid and ready to go jumping it was difficult to find a spot to sit down and change out of shoes into jumping socks. There is a locker area with some seating but it was crowded!! I took my farm of kids to the party area in the back. Plenty of space to sit. PRO TIP: find a place in the back to change into jumping socks. There were a lot of trampolines for different sections of the park: dodgeball, basketball dunking, block pit, ninja course, free jump, little kids area. I hardly saw parents jumping. It was really more for kids. 1 hour was just right for the amount of time there. My kids were beat after that hour. They wanted to stick around but I bribed them to leave. There is no policing for your time paid there. This trampoline park is not like Sky Zone with allotted time there and switching of times. I don't know if I would return again. It was a lot to experience- 2 different times. (Birthday party and regular admission) The birthday party was not any different. Supervising my 2 and 4 year old in the little kid area along with dozens of other parents was not that fun for me. I would recommend Get Air if a parent wants to spend one on one with their big kids and jump with them or if they just want to let their kids go crazy on their own. It was ok for me. I'm not sure if I'd come back.

Always a fun outing even when it's cold out. The heaters made it very tolerable in the winter. They…read morehave nice pricing during week day afternoons. Drinks were good and fairly priced! Only downside was our bay server wasn't very friendly. The rest of the staff was nice. Additional note- somewhat frustrating they don't list any prices for drinks on their menus. However I think this is a standard across all topgolf locations

I went for a bachelor party and had a great time. The clubs they provide are easy for anyone to…read moreuse. One of our friends hadn't played in 15 years, but after about 30 minutes, he was hitting the ball almost to the back of the net. The spots for storing your own clubs work well for smaller bags, but my cart bag didn't fit. I also liked that you can buy buckets of beer. Getting started was a bit frustrating for some people because you need an account, but once that was set up, everything was simple and we had a great time.

My coworkers and I had a team development outing here & it was a blast! We hadn't laughed so hard…read moretogether - ever! Kitchen panic was super fun. We did an escape room type game, which did make me a bit motion sick. All others didn't seem bothered by it. I highly recommend if you're looking for something fun to do that's outside the box.

It was so good and I loved it I loved how it was a vitrual reality stuff! And iit has different…read moregames in it

Completely let us down - we had a major cultural event in Des Moines with over 4000 people turnout…read more Bounce houses were booked in advance, money was paid before the event - they were supposed to arrive at 10am, and I got a call at 12:06pm saying they couldn't arrive until around 1pm. Main crowd and families gathered between 11-2pm ... They still hadn't arrived by 1:30pm. Completely let us down ... NOT SHOWING UP at all. Got a refund but our event was ruined as we couldn't keep families at our festival long enough - kids couldn't enjoy the bounce houses. We had ordered 2 to ensure kids had something to do. NEVER HIRING FROM HOP-A-LOT again.

This place is actually pretty rad. For under 10 bucks you…read morecan give your kid a lot of hop for not much drop in the wallet department! Now usually these kinda places freak me out... cause I'm a germ a phobe but this place seemed pretty clean and hey when it's cold out and you need a little slide time this is a great option! There are plenty options for jumping and bumping here.. I will be back I bet!

Fun local place for exercise and fun! I'd been a few years previous but forgot how fun and…read morechallenging it was! The staff is young so not overly friendly but we got the information we needed and then went to the refresher on belay. There were a lot of unsupervised children while we were there, which is annoying. It's not the staff's fault but it would be nice to be able to use the equipment without kids running into you or cutting you off. A kid also kicked a water bottle from the top floor and almost hit a mother walking with her baby below. It seemed chaotic but it was still fun. I'd love going for an adult only time if that was a thing.

Climb Iowa's two locations are the only climbing gyms in the metro. They aren't bad gyms by any…read moremeans. The route setting is good and the spaces are clean. I'm rating 2* because the monthly price is way too high for what you get. For the same price, you could get a membership somewhere in Minneapolis or Omaha for 20x the space and double the amenities. It's a little ridiculous to ask for nearly $800 a year for two of the smallest gyms in the Midwest. I climbed happily for two years and really fell in love with the sport, but I've had to stop for now because the price is way too much to justify.

A very serene small park next to the Urbandale Library. No playground equipment, but there are…read morebike/walking trails, a creek, fountain, plants and trees, stirs and a little free library. Great place to relax or take pictures. There is Little Free Library down the trail. Bathrooms available in the library. Walking distance to Walker Johnson park.