Though the driving range is perhaps the major attraction here, I thought the mini golf course was…read morefairly challenging. (What is it, though, with the color of fountains in all mini golf courses being a blinding shade of blue?) The go cart track was also fun and in good shape for these places, which often look like they've been beat up by time. Go U.S.A.!

The Go carts are a waste of money! They control your speed and it last less than 5 minutes. Do…read moreeverything else go USA fun Park, but do not do the go karts waste of time and money.

Large play land with bowling and arcade games. Not exceptionally loud considering it's a place to…read morehave a good time. The snacks were overall rather good considering the play is the attraction. The dipping sauces were notable. Service was prompt and helpful.

This was my second time visiting the Main Event. My son is a freshman playing football at MTSU and…read morewe stopped in to play pool and grab a bite to eat. On both occasions, the bartender kept my ID. The first time, I was fortunate enough to be staying at a hotel around the corner but this time I went directly to the airport after leaving the venue. I was blessed to have a someone at the airport who let me check my bag with a picture ID and I have Clear. When I called Main Event, they said the only thing they could do is mail my ID. Not sure how that helps me at the airport. Now to the food. They got our order wrong and the bartender apologized about an hour later. No one asked if we needed napkins, condiments or anything in a timely manner. I think that sums up the experience. Needless to say we won't be back.

Had an early arrival for a party. If it wasn't for a birthday party I don't think I would have been…read moreinterested. Checking in for a birthday party I just assume you walk right into the party room you were invited to. The setup of the cool lights entrance to the laser tag room to get your gear. Was pretty cool. The kids get to run around in the dark. A way to burn your energy and 2 hours of play. While waiting for the kids to play they had a few options of arcade games and the claw machine that seems like it was a tease. But overall if you ever run out of ideas or where to throw a birthday. I guess here a great option to get some fun.

We just had our 14 year old daughter's birthday party at Phazer Kraze. One word to describe…read moreit...AWESOME! We weren't sure what to expect when we pulled up but the minute we opened the door to enter we were blown Away. Transported into a different world, like Tron meets Star Wars. The decor is outstanding, the perfect amount of great games to play. Everything was super clean. Everyone that worked there was top notch customer service. Then the Laser Tag room...epic. 6,000 sq ft of awesome space to run, hide, climb, chase...The equipment was great quality too. All the kids had a blast. Easiest birthday party ever. We can't wait to come back. Our 10 year old daughter is excited to host her next birthday at Phazer Craze.

This is the nicest bowling center and staff I've ever ran across. Great work to all involved. I…read morewould bowl here all the time if I lived closer.

How fun is this place! The location is less than desirable because it's a bit hidden, but trust me,…read more it's worth being sought out! I came on a Wednesday night, and had an absolute blast! I was surprised too, because it was packed! I believe it was kids night until 7 pm and then adult leagues from 7 - 9 pm. Either way, I bowled 2 games ($4.50 per game), and enjoyed 2 yummy drinks made with moonshine for $4 each, you can't beat that! It wasn't crowded and uncomfortable. I didn't feel rushed to bowl like it is in some alleys. It was just relaxed, and most importantly, FUN! The staff was very knowledgeable and exceptionally friendly! There are tons of flyers laying around with great deals and future events. I wasn't in the mood to play any of the arcade games, nerf ball, or bumper cars, but everyone playing seemed to be having a good time. I was going to play pool, but after bowling, I was so tired lol - The price for pool is pretty decent though, $10 per hour. Overall, I'll definitely be back!

I does not have enough handicap parking or designated parking. And normally when you order a meal…read morefrom a restaurant it includes a drink not charge me an extra $10.52 for three large drinks on top of my order! At the 300 bar and grill. Main Event has better food quality and price the patty melt hammered over cooked and burnt fries over cooked and over salted drinks 70% ice and flat.

Took the kids out. The lanes (sorry to say it this way) suck. The pinsetter got stuck six times and…read morethe ball return took five balks to finally work. Sure they added ten minutes but we were down a lot longer. WE EILL NOT RETURN AND WILL LOOK ELSEWHERE.

Great line up of games. Most places with pinball machines only cater to people who play all the new…read moremachines This one has new and hold. The consoles were amazing and so were the arcade machines. It's nice to be able to buy a soda and a snack. I also love the fact that there were some console games for sale. This place has everything. I am a small lineup of games myself I understand what it's like to keep them up. I was amazed at all these games were working. A few of the games have to use flat screens but that's a tiny price to pay to place such an amazing lineup of machines. In fact I was just mostly in awe! I've been to the big museum that used to exist in Banning, CA., and I would say this place not only rivals it, but, beats it because it's open all the time. It also has I feel the widest variety of machines something for everybody. I can't say enough about it I will definitely be back again!

I normally just do food reviews, but this is an awesome arcade. You can pay $15 for all day access…read moreto their game selection. It is basically a no frills warehouse filled with the largest selection of pinball and arcade games I have ever seen. Most of the games work and are set to free play. There is even a span of different consoles to play games on when you first walk in. Tournaments are frequently held if you are into that kind of competition. You can buy, sell, and/or trade classic console games at the front. There is so much offered in one location. I love it here because it is not crowded and normally you don't have to wait to play a game. If you can't find a few games you like, something is wrong.

I've to this bowling alley a couple times and it's always fun. Their menu has many tasty items to…read morechoose from. I usually get the ceaser chicken wrap. Highly recommend it. The issues I have with it though is it far too much cheese, and the tortilla used doesn't feel right. Feels like it could use a spinach tortilla instead. I also had a caesar salad as a side and it had more cheese than lettuce or dressing. What really drives you coming back is they use these crazy robot trays to deliver food and drinks to your lane.

This is one of the worst bowling experiences ever. The floor Is not the real floor they use in…read morebowling Alleys and there is no oil on the lanes the walk up on the lane is not the full length. Would give 0 stars if it was an option.

Keep in mind that this is a place for kids to have fun. The hostess who checked us in was helpful…read more They asked a lot of good questions and made some good suggestions. We had the salad bar and it was limited but fresh and well-maintained. The staff gave us about a half-hour heads-up that the salad bar closed well before the play area closed so we would have the opportunity to visit again if we wanted to. The play areas were clean and well maintained as were the tables in the dining area.

I haven't been to a Chuck E. Cheese for over 20 years. Took our grandson who had a great time…read more Pizza was better than I remembered. The restaurant and bathrooms were clean. Not gourmet pizza, but the grandson liked it. A little pricey after buying a pizza and a token package.

The Discovery Center has a lot to offer for kids. They have a two story building with indoor…read moreexhibits and an outdoor area with walking paths. There is plenty of free parking right in front of the building in a paved lot. The entrance has a traffic light which made getting in and out easy. The admission price was comparable to an indoor playground. I thought this was reasonable since they have more to offer than the average indoor playground. Memberships would be the way to go for people who live nearby. The main area of the first floor has a water play area, a pretend fire truck, an arts and craft room, a pretend boat, and a room of imaginative play. The imaginative play room had exhibits including a grocery store and puppet area. The second floor had a train room, an old car, a play mechanic area, and a rotating exhibit section. We spent most of our time inside since it was cold the day we visited. We saw the fox enclosure and walking paths. We plan to return on a warmer day to explore this more. The Discovery Center has plenty to offer for hours of fun.

We have a membership here and frequently visit. If you have more than one child and plan on…read morevisiting more than a couple times a year then I would definitely check out their membership options. For us, the membership pays for itself in a couple of visits. I love that the upstairs exhibits change frequently. The art room always has a great theme with great crafts and activities. There are areas for larger kids, 2-6, and even under 2. No matter what age your kids are, you will find something. There are wetlands to explore outside and a small outdoor play area.