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A lot of fun. Plenty of things to do. Very family friendly place as well. Second floor there are free foosball, basketball (because the machine is broken), and arcade games.
This place has EVERYTHING! Putt-putt, bowling, go-kart racing, laser tag, and expansive arcade. It even has a ropes course in front of its mall indoor entrance. The issue is the cost. It's very high! $27 for one round of go-kart racing. If you have an issue with being in the dark and then surrounded by flashing lights or just mechanical colored lights and sounds everywhere, then this place is not for you. Otherwise, enjoy!
The biggest n best fun center ever! A bowling alley! A bar! A food area! A race track! So many different games! We love it!
Sunday Football deals! I saw this advertised online and decided to give it a try. II did wish they had the football game audio playing. Drinks: Pik a punch (8.5/10) & Strawberry Crush (8/10) Appetizers: Mozzarella Sticks (9/10) & Chicken Nachos (10/10) probably some of the best nachos I've had in awhile, I especially like how finely they chopped the chicken, making it much easier to consume. Also they didn't short you on the fresh toppings! Entrees: Smashburger (7/10) lacked seasoning and a little dry but the fries were great. Hot Honey Wings (10/10) these are probably some of the best hot honey flavored wings I have had, you can tell they aren't cheap with the ingredients and use lots of real honey, that created this amazing sticky glaze on the wings. Burger and fries & the chicken nachos were only $10 and the wings were 20 for $25, talk about a steal. Shoutout to both the bartenders that gave excellent attentive service especially the woman with the glasses. (Forgive me for not remember her name) Looking forward to trying more!
Nearby Alternatives: 1UP Entertainment + Social. Laser Ops Extreme Fun center TL;DR: We spent over half of our visit trying to fix mistakes made during check-in. The experience was frustrating and largely caused by one employee, Malaysia. I took every step I could to make her job easier, and she took every chance she could to prove that preparation alone can't overcome incompetence. I came to spend time with my family, not the front desk, but each visit was the result of avoidable mistakes that should've been done correctly the first time. I originally left a stellar review after our enjoyable first visit. Based on that experience, we decided to bring a group of 11 family members for a larger outing. This visit was completely different. I approached the front desk to ask how the Power Packs worked. Before I could even finish my question, Malaysia INTERRUPTED me and demanded we register using the QR code. After registering, I explained that our group wanted to do Pro Kart and Laser Tag with the Pick 2. Malaysia responded by SIGHING, ROLLING HER EYES, and saying, "That's not how it works." She said we needed to pick two activities not including racing. So we gathered our party to discuss, before realizing we could've just done the Pick 1 Power Pack. Why didn't Malaysia explain that if we wanted to do Laser Tag and Pro Kart, we could've just done the Pick 1 Power Pack? Rather than helping us figure out the best way to purchase exactly what we wanted, the interaction felt dismissive and unnecessarily difficult. Her communication was subpar. She mumbled under her breath while the music was blasting in the building. To make things easier for her, I paid for all 11 people on a single transaction. I wrote down every person's name for her. I took every step I could to make her life easier, and she somehow found a way to make it harder for both of us. The first issue appeared immediately when one of our cards was never given to us. When we arrived at Laser Tag, we were informed that none of our cards had Laser Tag access. All 11 cards were scanned. None of them worked. We were also told that only 9 players could enter the laser tag arena at a time, so we spent time splitting our group into two. Then Malaysia was called over. She walked up and immediately told all 11 of us to grab vests and enter together. So the limit changed from 9 people to 11 people within 60 seconds? After Laser Tag, we headed to the arcade and discovered that none of the arcade credits had been loaded onto any cards. I returned to the desk and was unfortunately met by Malaysia again. I said that none of the cards had any arcade credits. She smirked and replied, "We're having problems with our card readers." That explanation would have made sense if everyone in the building was having the same issue. However, seemingly only the 11 cards belonging to our group had problems while the dozens of other guests in the arcade seemed to be using theirs just fine. Throughout the evening we made multiple trips back to the front desk to correct missing arcade credits and improperly programmed cards. I returned at 9:30 PM, and Keith immediately noticed I was looking for Andrew and went to find him. Keith was attentive, kind, and professional. Andrew did everything he reasonably could to make things right, and I genuinely appreciate the effort he put in to resolving the problems we experienced. Nearly every issue we encountered traced back to the initial setup. Instead of spending the evening enjoying the attractions, we spent a large portion of the night tracking down missing cards, fixing purchases that weren't loaded correctly, and correcting arcade credits that weren't applied. When checking in, I recommend finding an employee that knows what they're doing. It'll save you from the attitude, the confusion, and the time spent fixing problems. Our first visit convinced us to bring 11 people back. This visit made us question whether we'll return at all.
This is our second visit and much better than the first. Not that the first wasn't good, it just wasn't great. Starting with the staff on our recent visit: Jayden and Mordy (Morty?) were so very nice, helpful, and patient during our axe throwing escapades and were great to talk to during and after. Myla, in the laser tag area, was hilarious, helpful, and fun, despite it being fairly late by the time we got to her we never felt rushed or like an imposition. Customer service is such a big deal in places like this and this past weekend, the service rose to the occasion. Elev8 is a fun place but that does rely very heavily on a great team. The bartender (Terri, I believe) was very nice as were the people running bowling and the 4D experience. The only negative we had were some of the customers. Many lack boundaries or control of their children but there isn't much the staff can do about that.
It's a great place for older kids. They have lots of arcade games. We weren't able to do the go carts or laser tags since all our kids are under 6. But the little ones had some fun running around. We did eat and the food was surprisingly good! We had the kids chicken tenders, kids sliders, kids Mac n cheese with edamame. We also had the guacamole and chips, Caesar salad with chicken and onion rings. The guacamole was made from chunks of guacamole. The kids food was really good. The chicken tenders were crispy and tender. The chicken in the Caesar salad was a little tough. But it all tasted good. Our server was great, she tried to help us best she could with our strange requests. And the place was clean and not too crowded. It's a good place to spend a couple hours with older kids.
Automatic gratuities for just buying a race is bullshit. So is keeping the kids slow for two of the laps when they only get 5 minutes. It was kinda a rip off...even the food sucked. Do not recommend. No wonder the place was empty. You should have good deals on the weekends just as well as the weekday deals.
This is hands down the worst pizza I have ever eaten. Giving it a one star is generous bc 0 isn't an option. I looked for California pizza kitchen and this place supposedly has one but it is doing the main restaurant a disservice to be giving people food. The pizza is as good as chewing cardboard. The only good thing about this experience was the lovely delivery driver, otherwise, hands down the worst food I have ever put inside my body I would never wish this upon my worst enemy. Do bette
If you wanna have a great fun night with friends and family this place is for you. It's my second time visiting Elev8 and it's always a great plan. They have a great variety of games for any age range. My favorites are the mini golf and the GoKarts racing. They also offer food and drinks inside. A perfect plan for Friday night!
Brought the kiddos here to try the place out. Located in the old Sears location of Citrus Park Mall. This place is 2 floors and huge! Game packages available. They have a rope course that goes out into the mall! Eatery on-site also but pricey. Bottled water is cheaper if you go to the candy shop right outside Elev8. It does get really crowded so keep that in mind when planning your trip. Kiddos enjoyed their time here and really that's all that counts.
4 months ago
This time we tried out bowling and eating here along with arcade. I found the bowling to be very reasonably priced, it is $16 per person per hour. We just let the kids bowl so they got through close to two games. There were three children total. They say you can eat the food and drinks in that area, which is nice. However, the way their food and drinks work is you go and order at a kiosk and then they bring it out so you pick up. They do text you, but we totally missed the text that said the food was ready so it wasn't hot by the time we got it. On a Sunday there weren't that many people eating in the food area. I actually really appreciate that you put in your order and then you get a text, it is much more convenient than having to sit and be waited on. They have California pizza kitchen pizzas and they're actually really good. It was very thin crust and the 14 inch probably could've fed my entire family. The kids also love the curly fries. I thought it was funny because you can choose either fries or curly fries, I chose fries and they came out curly so I guess you really can't choose. My younger son wanted the rainbow Road pancakes. Future Christina do not get the pancakes. He didn't eat any of it. However, the kids demolished all the fries and each ate a piece of pizza so that was a win. As always, the kids played a ton of arcade games. This time we spent $20 per card and let them run around with our friend playing. I was surprised how not busy this place is on a Sunday around noon. That is definitely great for us, but I hope this place stays in business then. read more
My husband and I decided to have a fun little date night here on a Saturday night, when we first arrived it wasn't crazy busy but definitely got busier as the night went on. Bowling fills up pretty fast, we got there at a good time so we got a lane pretty quickly but there were people waiting for a while as the night went on. The arcade filled up pretty quickly - people of all ages playing games and having fun, it was nice to see actually. I didn't feel like anyone was too rambunctious or out of control. The bar area wasn't too busy but I think they might need an extra pair of hands - even with it not being busy it took 20-25 minutes to get a drink at the bar. My husband just started ordering double the drinks so he didn't have to go back and wait for them to serve him. I would say this is a good date spot, or even a good little family outing if you go earlier in the day. read more
7 months ago
Date night ? Work event ? Or looking for an indoor place to let your inner athlete out .... Look no further if you are in Tampa because this is the spot ! From arcade games , go karts and laser tag to axe throwing and great food and adult beverages ! I booked this for a team event for my office and everyone said they enjoyed every moment. I booked this venue in advance by using their website and the package offered 2 different types of competitions so I picked go karts and axe throwing and food. My only complaint was the way the food was set up on a long table area which was so loud we really weren't able to talk and eat and exchange our raffle winners. The indoor space is massive and two stories so perfect for even sports teams and large birthday parties. Check out their locations online as there seems to be a few throughout Florida. read more
9 months ago
This place has EVERYTHING! Putt-putt, bowling, go-kart racing, laser tag, and expansive arcade. It even has a ropes course in front of its mall indoor entrance. The issue is the cost. It's very high! $27 for one round of go-kart racing. If you have an issue with being in the dark and then surrounded by flashing lights or just mechanical colored lights and sounds everywhere, then this place is not for you. Otherwise, enjoy! read more
Sunday Football deals! I saw this advertised online and decided to give it a try. II did wish they had the football game audio playing. Drinks: Pik a punch (8.5/10) & Strawberry Crush (8/10) Appetizers: Mozzarella Sticks (9/10) & Chicken Nachos (10/10) probably some of the best nachos I've had in awhile, I especially like how finely they chopped the chicken, making it much easier to consume. Also they didn't short you on the fresh toppings! Entrees: Smashburger (7/10) lacked seasoning and a little dry but the fries were great. Hot Honey Wings (10/10) these are probably some of the best hot honey flavored wings I have had, you can tell they aren't cheap with the ingredients and use lots of real honey, that created this amazing sticky glaze on the wings. Burger and fries & the chicken nachos were only $10 and the wings were 20 for $25, talk about a steal. Shoutout to both the bartenders that gave excellent attentive service especially the woman with the glasses. (Forgive me for not remember her name) Looking forward to trying more! read more
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2 months ago
very fun for the kiddos to do, a little steep on pricing but nonetheless even i had fun doing the activities they have. Laser tag and the Cube were my favorites! the staff there is also super friendly and helpful! read more
4 months ago
Nearby Alternatives: 1UP Entertainment + Social. Laser Ops Extreme Fun center TL;DR: We spent over half of our visit trying to fix mistakes made during check-in. The experience was frustrating and largely caused by one employee, Malaysia. I took every step I could to make her job easier, and she took every chance she could to prove that preparation alone can't overcome incompetence. I came to spend time with my family, not the front desk, but each visit was the result of avoidable mistakes that should've been done correctly the first time. I originally left a stellar review after our enjoyable first visit. Based on that experience, we decided to bring a group of 11 family members for a larger outing. This visit was completely different. I approached the front desk to ask how the Power Packs worked. Before I could even finish my question, Malaysia INTERRUPTED me and demanded we register using the QR code. After registering, I explained that our group wanted to do Pro Kart and Laser Tag with the Pick 2. Malaysia responded by SIGHING, ROLLING HER EYES, and saying, "That's not how it works." She said we needed to pick two activities not including racing. So we gathered our party to discuss, before realizing we could've just done the Pick 1 Power Pack. Why didn't Malaysia explain that if we wanted to do Laser Tag and Pro Kart, we could've just done the Pick 1 Power Pack? Rather than helping us figure out the best way to purchase exactly what we wanted, the interaction felt dismissive and unnecessarily difficult. Her communication was subpar. She mumbled under her breath while the music was blasting in the building. To make things easier for her, I paid for all 11 people on a single transaction. I wrote down every person's name for her. I took every step I could to make her life easier, and she somehow found a way to make it harder for both of us. The first issue appeared immediately when one of our cards was never given to us. When we arrived at Laser Tag, we were informed that none of our cards had Laser Tag access. All 11 cards were scanned. None of them worked. We were also told that only 9 players could enter the laser tag arena at a time, so we spent time splitting our group into two. Then Malaysia was called over. She walked up and immediately told all 11 of us to grab vests and enter together. So the limit changed from 9 people to 11 people within 60 seconds? After Laser Tag, we headed to the arcade and discovered that none of the arcade credits had been loaded onto any cards. I returned to the desk and was unfortunately met by Malaysia again. I said that none of the cards had any arcade credits. She smirked and replied, "We're having problems with our card readers." That explanation would have made sense if everyone in the building was having the same issue. However, seemingly only the 11 cards belonging to our group had problems while the dozens of other guests in the arcade seemed to be using theirs just fine. Throughout the evening we made multiple trips back to the front desk to correct missing arcade credits and improperly programmed cards. I returned at 9:30 PM, and Keith immediately noticed I was looking for Andrew and went to find him. Keith was attentive, kind, and professional. Andrew did everything he reasonably could to make things right, and I genuinely appreciate the effort he put in to resolving the problems we experienced. Nearly every issue we encountered traced back to the initial setup. Instead of spending the evening enjoying the attractions, we spent a large portion of the night tracking down missing cards, fixing purchases that weren't loaded correctly, and correcting arcade credits that weren't applied. When checking in, I recommend finding an employee that knows what they're doing. It'll save you from the attitude, the confusion, and the time spent fixing problems. Our first visit convinced us to bring 11 people back. This visit made us question whether we'll return at all. read more
1 year ago
This is our second visit and much better than the first. Not that the first wasn't good, it just wasn't great. Starting with the staff on our recent visit: Jayden and Mordy (Morty?) were so very nice, helpful, and patient during our axe throwing escapades and were great to talk to during and after. Myla, in the laser tag area, was hilarious, helpful, and fun, despite it being fairly late by the time we got to her we never felt rushed or like an imposition. Customer service is such a big deal in places like this and this past weekend, the service rose to the occasion. Elev8 is a fun place but that does rely very heavily on a great team. The bartender (Terri, I believe) was very nice as were the people running bowling and the 4D experience. The only negative we had were some of the customers. Many lack boundaries or control of their children but there isn't much the staff can do about that. read more
1 year ago
It's a great place for older kids. They have lots of arcade games. We weren't able to do the go carts or laser tags since all our kids are under 6. But the little ones had some fun running around. We did eat and the food was surprisingly good! We had the kids chicken tenders, kids sliders, kids Mac n cheese with edamame. We also had the guacamole and chips, Caesar salad with chicken and onion rings. The guacamole was made from chunks of guacamole. The kids food was really good. The chicken tenders were crispy and tender. The chicken in the Caesar salad was a little tough. But it all tasted good. Our server was great, she tried to help us best she could with our strange requests. And the place was clean and not too crowded. It's a good place to spend a couple hours with older kids. read more
4 months ago
If you are under 5'3 even if you're an adult, you are not allowed to ride the go karts. I'm 24 and my mother is 46. We are not allowed to ride. Another grown adult woman with a child was not allowed to ride. If you are coming here for them don't spend your money. read more
2 months ago
Automatic gratuities for just buying a race is bullshit. So is keeping the kids slow for two of the laps when they only get 5 minutes. It was kinda a rip off...even the food sucked. Do not recommend. No wonder the place was empty. You should have good deals on the weekends just as well as the weekday deals. read more
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This is hands down the worst pizza I have ever eaten. Giving it a one star is generous bc 0 isn't an option. I looked for California pizza kitchen and this place supposedly has one but it is doing the main restaurant a disservice to be giving people food. The pizza is as good as chewing cardboard. The only good thing about this experience was the lovely delivery driver, otherwise, hands down the worst food I have ever put inside my body I would never wish this upon my worst enemy. Do bette read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
If you wanna have a great fun night with friends and family this place is for you. It's my second time visiting Elev8 and it's always a great plan. They have a great variety of games for any age range. My favorites are the mini golf and the GoKarts racing. They also offer food and drinks inside. A perfect plan for Friday night! read more
3 years ago
Brought the kiddos here to try the place out. Located in the old Sears location of Citrus Park Mall. This place is 2 floors and huge! Game packages available. They have a rope course that goes out into the mall! Eatery on-site also but pricey. Bottled water is cheaper if you go to the candy shop right outside Elev8. It does get really crowded so keep that in mind when planning your trip. Kiddos enjoyed their time here and really that's all that counts. read more
2 years ago
We went for my cousin's birthday and had a great time. We ended up doing a bundle deal with pick 3 task for less than $50 / pp. We ended up doing Go-Kart, Lazer Tag & virtual 7D interactive ride. Overall everyone had a great time. read more
1 year ago
This indoor arcade is an absolute blast from start to finish! There's truly something for everyone -- a thrilling ropes course, an exciting zip line, fast go-karts, mini golf, a super immersive VR game, and more arcade games than you could possibly play in one visit. The variety keeps the energy high and makes it perfect for groups, families, or even date nights. The bar and café are a great bonus -- whether you want a quick snack, a coffee, or something stronger, you can refuel without missing the action. Everything is clean, well-maintained, and staffed by friendly, helpful people who make sure you're having a great time. Between the attractions, the food, and the upbeat atmosphere, this place is more than just an arcade -- it's an all-in-one entertainment destination. I'll be coming back for another round (or three) of fun! FYI THEY DO NOT TAKE CASH!!!!!!!!!!!! read more
9 months ago
Great place with a variety of activities for all ages. I love that it it located in the mall . With a 15 year old and an infant everyone can stay entertained. It does have lot of potential, and being new there are some kinks to work out. We went on a Sunday , and although the lines for activities were not that bad. The Registration process can be improved. We would recommend having it an option to download the app where customers can register online and purchase activities online as well, similar to Dave & Busters . There were four kiosk located downstairs in the2 locations , all of which was not working when we arrived. Internet connection was down. But once we got to the line there were great and affordable specials. Packages start at $35 for 3 to 4 activities depending on what you choose. The options are mini golf, go karts, laser tag, arcade, rope course and bowling. Go karts were New and Electric. So you didn't have to smell the gas fumes. Top speed of 35 mph. These karts do not have power steering so a bit difficult to turn. So far one of the best go kart places we've been to in Tampa. Located on the second floor it is air-conditioned in the equipment is a newer. A bonus is the helmets are still so new they don't have an odor and sweat as other go kart places in Tampa. Note - there could be more signs. You enter at the blue door which will be closed so it was confusing on where the entrance is. It does not get crowded as you are assigned a certain time to keep the groups small. There is also an elevator located to the far left of the entrance. It is not labeled , also a blue door. Having a stroller , the elevator was very helpful Glow in the dark mini golf was a lot of fun. There are 18 holes . I would recommend hiring another staff member to stay on the course to possibly time large groups who are holding up the line. It took about 5 to 10 minutes waiting on a larger group of kids in front of us , so we just skipped them midway and that worked out well. The courses were very cleverly designed and we would definitely go back for more mini golf and other activities. read more
9 months ago
Fun place for the kids and I when we visited. We had a really good time seeing all the sights and playing the games. It is a little expensive but everything is now a days it appears. They had a good selection of things to play and things to k do. I would be back and take my kids for sure read more
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Talk about amusement center on steroids. I've never experienced all that Elev8 had to offer in one space, from arcade games, laser tag, miniature golf, and go carts. In addition to great drinks and food for all to enjoy. It was my first time for a work team building, and it won't be my last. I can sum the night up as a night of fun on steroids!! read more
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I got to try the community preview of Elev8 Fun Tampa, new location at Citrus Park Mall. This I sort play center will likely become a hot spot for kids, youth, and adults, as it's has something for every age group. They offer Arcade games, VR games, Electric Go Cart, glow in dark miniature golf, glow in dark bowling, ropes course, laser tag, and soon to open pool tables area. Every new visitor need to get a card ($1) which can be refilled from one of the many kiosks with virtual tickets and credits for the. Various activities. During my visit, there were plenty of staff to help and talk me through their ticketing process. The facility is clean and equipment seemed new. They are still getting the hang of their systems though I didn't experience any glitches. The prices seem reasonable given the current state of our economy. This place is certainly a bit of a splurge for a large family. My hope and advice to the owners is to do level best to keep the equipment is great working condition, keep the facility clean, and please keep the patrons (of all ages) behaving themselves. Keep the staff helpful. If these can be achieved, then this elev8 location will surely be a lucrative and go-to hotspot for anyone looking to have an active night of fin indoor games and mores. I will return to add more pics. read more
I got to participate during the soft opening period. The facility is large, clean and well lit. When you come in, walk to the registration kiosk. This is the key to proceed to the next step. Adults can register their kids. Everyone needs a card. After that you go to the desk and pick a package or Al la carte activity. They have video games, go carts, laser tag, mini golf, etc. check this place out. read more
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