I went yesterday for Mother's Day with my kids. I have been many many times before and always…read moreenjoyed the games. Our game guide was Tony and he made the game so much more fun for us. We really enjoyed ourselves. The only issue I have is the cost of this has gone up so drastically I feel. For 4 of us it was almost $200. That's crazy for one hour of game time. Either way we did have a good time and we even figured out the extra little bathroom clue game.

This was my first time going to a escape room. I never thought the level of details and how fun it…read morecould be. We were two people trying to escape from the Playground. We couldn't complete it, we needed to finish two more task. It was fun because we had help throughout the game. The level details was amazing. Even though we didn't finish, the staff showed us how to complete the two remaining task.

My boyfriend and i recently did the haunted hotel room and it was extremely fun. We typically…read morereally like doing the game over escape games and this location did not disappoint. It was extremely clean and our game master Jessica was pleasant and made the experience so much better!

We reserved an escape game and when we drove an hour to get here, it was closed with no note or…read moreanything. Spent close to $200. Very upsetting

2nd time with this company (been doing ERs since 2020) and I again am impressed. Intelligently…read morechallenging, not linear, and made us think! Creative decor and a great staff! We will be back to do more!!

My first time doing an escape room, and it was a good time. Definitely a good way to spend an hour…read moreor so.

What a great time i have in bananas Axe cabana, first time visiting this place and had a blast…read more Love their tropical tiki themed atmosphere. Staff is so friendly, welcoming and attentive they also provide with guidence for first time throwers and how to used their digital games. What i love the most was their digital games they have a variety of axe throwing games on digital targets, they offer drinks and food is available to ordee from local restaurants. They have happy hour on weekdays and trivia nights. Very fun place to go with family , friends for any event.

My husband and I visited Banana's Axe Cabana a couple of weekends ago and had such a great time!…read more What really sets this place apart is the technology. The targets use virtual projection screens, so you're not just throwing at the same bullseye all night... you can choose from a ton of different games. We especially loved being able to switch things up and play games like darts, which made the experience so much more fun and interactive. The staff was fantastic from start to finish. The gentleman who got us set up was incredibly helpful, explained everything clearly, and even brought out some smaller throwing axes for us to try when we were playing the darts game. That extra level of attention really made the experience feel personalized and welcoming. The bartender was equally wonderful! Super friendly, attentive, and genuinely seemed happy to be there. Everyone we interacted with made us feel welcome and made the whole experience even more enjoyable. It's clear that the people here care about creating a great experience for their guests. If you're looking for a fun date night, group outing, or just something different to do in Orlando, I highly recommend Banana's Axe Cabana. We'll definitely be back!

We took my one-year-old granddaughter to the Crayola Experience while she was visiting for her…read morebirthday weekend, and let me just say, this place is definitely an explosion of COLOR! It was four of us, my husband, my daughter, my granddaughter, and me, and we actually had a really good time. We jumped right in and tried quite a few of the activities. At some point, though, I think the adults were having more fun than the birthday girl! For me, that was probably the biggest takeaway. While a one-year-old can certainly enjoy some of the experience, I think this is much better suited for kids around 4 and up. There is A LOT going on. It's bright, colorful, interactive, and full of activity. After a while, I think it became a little overwhelming for her, and she was pretty much over us and our Crayola adventures. That being said, the experience itself was really nice. The space is beautiful and colorful, and there are so many hands-on things for kids to do. I could definitely see an older child spending hours here creating, exploring, and enjoying all the different activities. Would I recommend it? Yes! But if you're thinking about taking a one-year-old, just know that you may end up enjoying it more than they do. I would personally say around 4 and up is probably the sweet spot for really getting the full experience. We still had a great family day, made some fun memories, and apparently discovered that Crayola isn't just for the kids! We took my one-year-old granddaughter to the Crayola Experience while she was visiting for her birthday weekend, and let me just say, this place is definitely an explosion of COLOR! It was four of us, my husband, my daughter, my granddaughter, and me, and we actually had a really good time. We jumped right in and tried quite a few of the activities. At some point, though, I think the adults were having more fun than the birthday girl! For me, that was probably the biggest takeaway. While a one-year-old can certainly enjoy some of the experience, I think this is much better suited for kids around 4 and up. There is A LOT going on. It's bright, colorful, interactive, and full of activity. After a while, I think it became a little overwhelming for her, and she was pretty much over us and our Crayola adventures. That being said, the experience itself was really nice. The space is beautiful and colorful, and there are so many hands-on things for kids to do. I could definitely see an older child spending hours here creating, exploring, and enjoying all the different activities. Would I recommend it? Yes! But if you're thinking about taking a one-year-old, just know that you may end up enjoying it more than they do. I would personally say around 4 and up is probably the sweet spot for really getting the full experience. We still had a great family day, made some fun memories, and apparently discovered that Crayola isn't just for the kids!

We took our 5- and 3-year-olds to the Crayola Experience Orlando on a weekday and arrived right…read morewhen it opened. There was already a short line, but the staff was friendly, and we got inside without much trouble. Since we'd never been before, I do wish there had been a little more explanation of how everything worked, especially the coins and which activities were included with admission versus which ones cost extra. The kids had a great time. There are a huge number of activities, and most of them are easy enough for young kids to figure out without much instruction. Ours especially loved the tablets with games and the giant Lite-Brite. They also spent some time on the playground, but lost interest once some bigger kids started playing pretty roughly. There's honestly so much going on that it can become a little overwhelming. After a couple of hours, it got fairly loud, and we were all ready for a break. The cafe had a limited food selection, especially if you're looking for something higher in protein, but reentry made it easy to work around. We went to the mall food court for lunch and then came back for a while. The gift shop is excellent and has a lot of creative products you don't normally see. I'd definitely go again, especially now that I understand the layout and how everything works.

This was my very first time visiting Icon Park, and I have to admit, I was pleasantly surprised…read more The first thing I appreciated was the parking. They have a convenient parking garage where the first three floors are paid parking, while the fourth floor and above are free. That was a nice bonus and made getting there easy. I was actually on my way to a restaurant, so exploring the park wasn't part of the plan. But once I walked inside, I couldn't help but look around. There were restaurants, food vendors, candy shops, drink stands, and so much more. The atmosphere was lively, fun, and full of energy. It looked like the perfect place for families, couples, or anyone just looking to spend a few hours enjoying themselves. This is a short review because I didn't get the chance to experience everything Icon Park has to offer. However, based on my first impression alone, I can definitely say I'll be back. It was filled with excitement for both children and adults, and I'm looking forward to exploring it even more on my next visit.

Overall, I think this is a great place to check out if you are in Orlando…read more We came here because we have Legoland gold passes which means we get free admission to sea life, Madame Tussaud's, and the Orlando Eye. All three of these together took up about two hours and then we were able to go to Cafe tu tu tango to get a bite to eat. This was a great half day experience while we were visiting Orlando. There was a parking garage and parking was super easy. By that time we left around 8:30 PM there were so many cars, but when we first got there at about 5 PM there were tons of spots. They do have parking spots you can pay for in the lower levels so it seems like if you're willing to pay there will always be parking. If you want free parking, you need to go earlier because this seems to be popular for nightlife. I always appreciate when there's so many attractions together that you can walk to. This place has quite a few restaurants, some shops and the attractions all in a contained area. It was very clean and when we came, there was a huge police presence, because apparently a couple weeks before there was hundreds of teenagers that descended to the area and fought. So the place was doing a really good job making sure that everything was safe. This is a place for both families and non-families alike.

I would say the room was fairly difficult to solve, however it being my first escape room, I don't…read morehave any reference for what is a normal difficulty. The room is circus magician themed, which sounds weird but makes sense in person, trust me. The room relies heavily on practical effects. I am not going to go into any more detail to not spoil anything. The staff are extremely friendly and were even willing to show the magic behind the room and how it operates. The room is designed in house, uses 3d printed items, and is definitely a passion project of those who created it. They currently only have one room but are currently working on a second room. The future second room is said to be dinosaur themed.

One of the best escape rooms we have been to. The two gentlemen that were running it were amazing…read more They took the time to explain everything to us after we had escaped. It was clear that they really loved what they did. The room itself was so well thought out. Will definitely visit again next time we're in Clermont!

Max Action Arena offers games such as axe throwing, mini escape rooms, virtual reality and…read moreadventure rooms. There is also a bar inside. Some of the activities are first come, first serve and others may require a reservation. I was introduced to Max Action in December and decided to go back this month to check it out with a friend. They have a rechargeable play card that time is added to in order to access the games - this card can also be used at In The Game. We purchased time to try the mini-escape rooms. Some of the puzzles we were able to solve and some we were not able to figure out in time. There were a few issues with some of the rooms, however, once we inquired about it at the desk a tech came to verify and fix the issues with the rooms. The employees were gracious enough to reimburse our lost time with the rooms that needed to be reset. We still had a good time. One thing to know, is that some of the escape rooms require more than one person so going in alone would not work. I would go back to try some of the other activities or to see if I can defeat the escape rooms that we didn't solve. It is a neat place to spend time hanging out with friends.

Cool place!! Lots to do…read more Axe throwing Virtual darts Virtual reality four different games to choose from. They have four or five escape rooms. And they also have a full bar. Not cheap $25 per game. But it was fun. We did two virtual reality games in the digital darts.