The indoor go karts are definitely worth a visit. Unfortunately the arcade leaves a LOT to be…read moredesired. The prizes in the claw machines are off horrible quality. The amount of tickets you earn is abysmal... meaning prizes you can get at the end of your trip are even worse. The food and drinks at the bar were good however. So, that's a bonus. But, I'd say only go here for Karts and maybe the obstacle courses. Stick to a better arcade like Round1.

Went here last night with my family and we had such a fun time! The bowling was great and kept…read moreeveryone entertained, and they also have an arcade that works for all ages, so there's something for everyone to enjoy. My husband tried the go-karts and had an absolute blast -- they give you 12 laps, which is the perfect amount of time to really get into it without feeling rushed. The food was decent, more like bar food, but it hit the spot while we were hanging out. The service was excellent -- everyone we dealt with was friendly and helpful. Overall, it's a great place for a family night out or just some fun with friends. We'll definitely be going back!

We had a lot of fun here. It wasn't super busy when we went, which was a bit surprising but the…read morestaff was really friendly. The service was good. The Pacers clean. My kids loved it. We had so many things to do

Had our little one's birthday party there this past weekend. The communication from the party…read moreplanning team is top notch - from booking to the date of the party. Everything was transparent and clearly explained... the party host Kayla was the best one we've had. She knows how to get the kids engaged and get the party going. Janice was also super amazing helping out with the set up and everything. The kids had so much fun!

We came here for a classmate's 7th birthday party. Upon entry, a party host inquired which party we…read morewere attending, crossed off my daughter's name, and asked what her ice cream preference was. Straight off the bat, it was very organized. We arrived a few minutes late, but we didn't miss much, as they initially started out with the kids playing in the soft playground area. The room has a rock wall, soft gym (no shoes) with ball pit, and a bouncy house. There was a host in there, watching the kids. There is a small area for parents to sit. The venue space is pretty big. It definitely looks like a warehouse that they kind of mismatched things together, to make it an event space/family amusement space. The look is odd. Some of the party rooms resembled wedding reception halls, with the kind of decor they had. I mean, the kids didn't notice but I'm sure the adults will wonder why, as we did. After the soft playground, the kids got to go on some of the rides. They had all the kids line up in an orderly fashion as they all calmly transitioned from one space to the other. They had fun driving the bumper cars. Parents were able to ride with smaller children that could not drive in their own. Our party was filled with 6, 7 & 8 year olds, so most were able to fit three kids to a car. They also have a Free Fall ride that a lot of the kids liked, and a more intense, Super fly ride, that I was surprised my kid even went on. The hosts definitely let the kids know that it's a scarier ride, without scaring them. They simply asked who's brave enough to try out Superfly, and the more reserved kids got the gist, bowing out. After the rides, they went back to the soft playground, where parents recevied coffee and the kids played until it was time for lunch. When the hosts gathered the kids for pizza and ice cream, they brought them to the party room, and immediately gave them all hand sanitizer. Everyone had pizza and lemonade, already waiting for them at their table settings. There was plenty of pizza, so the parents were also served, if we wanted. The birthday boy got to make his sundae first, and then they served all the kids ice cream with whipped cream. This part kind of grossed me out. The hosts initially had on gloves when serving the pizza, but took them off when serving out the ice cream cups. Soon after, I noticed one of the hosts with whipped cream on her finger, which suggested that her bare hand was coming into contact with the whipped cream coming out of the can. She kept serving the kids the whipped cream, and then proceeded to lick her finger, and go right back to serving more whipped cream. She licked her finger a second time, and gave the whipped cream can to the other host. I was so disgusted, but relieved that she had already given my kid the whipped cream prior to the first lick. They should be using gloves the entire time they're serving food, especially with this being flu season, covid still on the loose, and the additional threats of RSV, and the dreaded norovirus. If they're handling anything someone will be putting into their mouth, they should 100% be using gloves the entire time. These kids are already germ factories. I don't want to have to worry about getting sick from a party host. After lunch, the kids were given game cards to use for 20 minutes of arcade play. Most of the games reward the kids tickets to redeem for prizes. We stayed even longer than the 20 minutes, and we're not rushed at all. Some of the arcade games are pretty old and beat up, as were the bumper cars. A lot of the items they have looked like they were purchased secondhand from closed down carnivals, and the like. Looking at their older pictures, it seems their former location was filled with carnival rides and games. They've definitely downsized, but it also looks very disjointed inside. They need to ditch the catering hall tables, chairs, high cocktail tables, and silver wedding-style decorations, and put in more kid-friendly furniture, that fits the vibe. It should be nice it they had more seating for parents in the soft playground area. As I said, the kids probably don't even notice how odd the layout and decor is. They'll have fun regardless. You can visit on your own if not attending a party. It's around 20 dollars just for the soft playground, rides and rock climbing range from 4-7 dollars, laser tag is 10 dollars, and you can also purchase arcade cards in several denominations. After the arcade, the kids were able to count their reward tickets and redeem them for prizes. They still have the archaic way of earning and counting tickets. The tickets are paper and you have to bring them to a machine that counts them, and provides a slip with the amount of tickets available for redemption. The prizes aren't that great, unless you get loads of tickets. Our kiddo still had a good day, and I told some other parent friends of mine about this place, so I may return.

What a weird spot for an amusement center. Located off the Saw Mill across from a mini mall area,…read moreSportime USA looks like an abandoned warehouse behind some trees. Barely any signage, even in front of the parking lot and in the entry way. I've never seen less effort put in to highlight a business. Going inside, it's not the most organized in the world. Have to kind of figure out where the cashier and everything else is. Kids play tunnels are already if quite a bit dated. Nice bouncy house at least. Rides in the back looked cool even if nobody was there. Games were a disgrace, as multiple different machines didn't function correctly. That aside from the crane machines, which were unwinnable because of when the claw grips on (it doesn't). Ticket-to-prize ratio was pretty scary, even by today's standards. Know there is laser tag however my son is too old at this point. Place seems geared primarily to events, however even then, why would you pick here other than location? Light Eyes P's review was spot on: Chuck E Cheese or Billy Beez is a better bet for kids, and Dave & Buster's is a better bet for adults. Laser tag or a few carnival rides isn't enough of a draw; if you want the latter, Rye Playland is better. I appreciate what they were trying to do here and I'd rather they be here than not, however this is not what it could be for the $.

For my dad's birthday this year, we decided to try something new and chose axe throwing as our…read moreactivity. We picked a location that was the midpoint between my home in Connecticut and my parents' home in New York City. We couldn't have chosen a better place than Banana Cabana! From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed by a staff member (I wish I had caught her name) who greeted us with a big smile. She gave an excellent demonstration on how to properly throw an axe, let us practice a few rounds, and provided helpful tips on positioning our arms and legs for the best results. The venue had a great drink menu with plenty of options, including non-alcoholic beer. We also loved the variety of games available Battleship was a favorite! Another fun touch was the TouchTunes music system, where we could purchase credits and play our favorite songs. We definitely took advantage of that! Overall, we had an amazing time and will 100% be returning if we're ever in the area again.

Well we originally came here because online it says New Roc had bowling, and mini golf but…read moreeverything was closed down the only thing open was Axe throwing, the Movie theater, and places to eat. We drove a long distance to we went in to learn to throw some Axes. They seemed a bit short staff but in good spirits I saw a tiki bar and they had scannable QR codes on the tables but they bar and food options where closed as well so missed opportunity there. Axe throwing definitely will make you thirsty we did the 1 Hr option and would've signed up for more if there was a food and beverage option there. Only thing I didn't like is you pay for an hour but the staff started the timer before hand so we didn't get an actual hour they started the timer and then explained the rules to us and showed us how to throw it would make sense to do the tutorial and then start the timer once we are ready or once they are done explaining. All in all it was a fun experience with our group of friends definitely fun to do.

Have an amazing time at the virtual reality place! It was impromptu, exceeded my expectations and…read morehad me sweating. My two other relatives had fun too!

Great experience for party of 15. The older teenagers and adults had a wonderful time!read more

Came here for a birthday party at Laser Bounce. There's a bounce house, laser tag, claw machines,…read moreand a variety of other arcade-style games. The place is lively and well-suited for kids' parties or group outings. It's a lot of fun and can easily keep you entertained for hours.

Lost my card in the bounce house and and my earring kids hurt my leg and ankle and it hurts. No…read moreidea how to play a game. Harness wasn't working so i barely played the game Laser tag. also, the games are pretty expensive which is hard to play sometimes card wasn't working and it says 0.0. Please fix this.‍

Jaquan is an amazing bartender & Thaila helped organize the event. I Definitely recommend them!read more

We had such a great time at Bowlero in Norwalk! The whole place has an awesome vibe. The staff was…read morehonestly one of the best parts of the experience. Everyone was so friendly, welcoming, and helpful, which made the night even better. The food and drinks were also really good, which was a nice surprise for a bowling alley. Everything we ordered was delicious and the drinks were great too. Overall it was just a really fun night out. Great atmosphere, great staff, and great food and drinks. Definitely a 10/10 experience and we'll for sure be coming back!

Josh was amazing!! He was very attentive and helpful!! The manager was also great but I didn't…read moreget her name!!

I ordered the cheesesteak and it was delicious and meaty. The chicken fingers were good too. The…read morefries were fire. A couple of days later I went back and ordered the same thing again. The second time around it was good but not as good as the first time around. I think that's because when you take food out it sweats so the fries were limp and the cheesesteak bread was sweaty. Nonetheless I like this place. The service also good.

Visited for the first time with my brother. We're both well into our 40s and had an absolute blast…read moregaming on some nostalgic classics. First off, the pricing model is genius. No fumbling around with coins or bills. You get a wristband when you enter and just play. At the end, you pay based on the total amount of time you spent inside. Simple and convenient. They've got a huge collection of pinball machines along with all kinds of classic arcade games. I even got to sit down at the Nintendo setup and test my memory on Super Mario Bros. It's definitely an epic setup for anyone looking to spend an afternoon or evening diving into retro gaming. Also, the name "Vault" is perfect. The place is inside an old bank, and the safe deposit boxes are still in the vault beneath the TRON neon sign. Very cool atmosphere that adds to the whole experience. Highly recommended for gamers of all ages!

This place is so cool and I will definitely be returning with friends. They have every retro game…read moreyou can think of, from 40 different kinds of pinball, to Nintendo 64, to combat, racing, and shooting games. I loved the retro gamer vibes, but what really blew me away was that this was in a converted bank. It literally is in a vault! I love how they worked with the bank concept and you could enter the giant vault door in the back and play next to the safety deposit boxes. The vibes really elevated the experience and made this so much more than just another arcade. The price was also great, making this a great pit stop on any trip to Morristown.