What a wonderful location. Staff is super friendly and the lanes are top notch! The Grill serves…read moredelicious food.

This is a very fun place to spend a Sunday. Besides bowling they have a large area of pool…read moretables, a mid sized arcade and bar and grill that serves amazing food. The food is so good here, it's hard to believe it is made in a bowling alley. All the staff is friendly and attentive. They rent the lanes by the hour. Get there before 5 on the weekdays and it's half off. After 9pm on Friday and Saturday is lazer bowling which comes with a deal as well.

This ride is one of my son's favorite. Located inside the Atlantis building, this ride simulates…read moregoing to space. Beautiful views and lots of excitement! On the way up they take your picture for you to be magically placed in a spacesuit to buy at the end. And yes I totally bought the one of my kid because he is adorable. This ride is wheelchair accessible but you need to transfer. The interactive bits at the end are a lot of fun for kids to simulate space missions but this time a lot of them were out of order. Bummer. This is a great experience not to be missed however!

As a civilian, KSCVC has very few rides... that's not what they do here, nor why I visit. And you…read moreknow Kennedy Space Center Visitor Center isn't your typical theme park. But their Shuttle Launch Experience is a great simulator-style ride! As the name implies, the Shuttle Launch Experience simulates what an STS crew experienced for the first few minutes of a launch. Though this ride is exciting and a bit rough, I'm sure it's not as intense as an actual shuttle launch with 14,000,000+ pounds of thrust. From the twang to max Q, this simulation is a lot of fun! I also appreciate how informative & educational the experience is. Because, of course, this is KSCVC. Charlie Bolden, astronaut & former NASA Administrator, explains every step of the launch with his very comfortable demeanor (I've heard him speak in person twice - he's really that relatable); he offers a wealth of knowledge! So much detail that I pick up new things from his narrative each time I ride. The Shuttle Launch Experience is one of the attractions I try to enjoy on every visit to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Center. Lockers are provided to store stuff during the ride. And, BONUS - they're free for a couple of hours. There's really no excuse to miss this unique simulator ride!

Scheduled a Corporate event with Marios back in July for an October date. At the time of the…read morescheduling a bounce house was thrown in at no charge. The day of the event no bounce house was delivered. I have contacted Marios business 2 times via email since 10.23.25 with NO response, today is 11.12.25.

Very persnickety about how you must make an appointment with them. OK, not a huge deal. Finally…read morecleared a date they had open and they sent me an invoice that didn't reflect the length OR time I had requested. Obviously the system they're so stuck on isn't as great as actual communication... so I contacted Mario again (who was never what I'd call either polite or rude, just kind of bored and indifferent) and they finally sent an invoice with the time window and length of party I had requested. Arrived on time the day of, and set things up as we had discussed. (The reasons for 2 stars). The kids were on the truck playing games and I was sitting in the shade at the picnic table with the other parents and after 2-3 hours Mario approached and said they'll be packing up soon as they have another party after us and could I pay now. I was a little taken aback as I had paid half the total as a deposit for a 4 hour party. So I "asked" him hadn't I scheduled 4 hours? He said no. Now, beginning to get a little perturbed I told him "yes sir, actually I did", and also reminded him I specified the arrival and departure time. He proceeded to argue with me, in front of all the other parents mind you, that I was wrong and they had another party to get to. All I could say was "you need to look at your invoice" after a few minutes he stormed away with the look in his eye of "OK buddy, I'll SHOW you you're wrong". Two minutes later he walked back up to the table and just said "I'll tell the crew we're leaving at 5". No apology or my mistake, you were right. So now I'm wondering just what kind of business is he running here. I entered the truck and saw all the TVs filled, but one of my son's guests playing on her phone... which didn't add up. We had invited the number of guests based on the number of TVs he supplied. So I asked my son to identify his guests and it turned out Mario had brought some kid with him, that had taken up one of the TVs for the whole three hours they had been there (so far). When I politely mentioned to the crew (which was difficult as I was fairly pissed off at that point) that I had guests who weren't able to play and this kid who was not a guest was taking up a TV, they just said "yeah, he knows to get off if someone needs the station"; But did nothing... I had to say to the boy myself: "hey I'm sorry, but I'd like my guests to get to use the game truck that I'm renting" and he did, at that point, (with 25% of the party left) relinquish the TV. I had fed the crew pizza, offered them cake, and (even after all the frustration) sent them off with a tip... Even though I felt I didn't even REALLY get what I had contracted in my opinion. Two stars for showing up on time. Kinda generous, in my opinion, all things considered. I do not recommend. Upon seeing this review, Mario texted my personal cell with the message below. Obviously a class act. You want this guy around your kids? Not me. Reduced review to one star.

Untrustworthy. I ordered coins from this website and was refunded the money I paid without getting…read morethe coins. No explanation. Buyer beware!!! I paid for the coins and he stole them from me.

Poor business practice went once and was looking through their "melt" bin and the owner proceeds to…read morego on eBay and look up each coin and try to charge me the eBay prices rather than the melt price. Maybe in the future don't have something as melt and then when someone shows interest hike up the prices.

I was here for a field trip. The kids really enjoyed the old cars and motorcycles and looking at…read moreold artifacts. The kids were disappointed when the badges they were making were just a picture of a cartoon policeman the colored and bring it to the front and they made it into a pin. They should look like a badge. They do have a few games, but you better bring quarters because you need to pay for them. The volunteers were very nice, but they don't have any guides to describe what you're looking at and that would've made it much better trip for the kids. They really need a lot more space and a lot more material. The best and worst part the memorial wall with the names of all fallen officers since 1960 and the statues Displays accompanying it. My child and I did go in and say a prayer. I wish they had pictures or a garden for fallen dog officers. We will return and update our review when all of the phases of this property are complete because they are supposed to be adding three or four additional buildings and that may change things. The eternal flame should be pretty spectacular.

The American Police Hall of Fame (will shorthand to APHOF for the rest of this review) is located…read morenext to what used to be the Astronaut Museum which is now Star Command for Lockheed Martin. Along with a shooting range and training academy, the APHOF showcases the history of police while honoring those who walked the Thin Blue Line. To be fair, the museum is not the biggest in size but it packs a lot in its small space just like the Veterans Museum in Merritt Island does. Going counter-clockwise, you'll learn the history of police and law enforcement over the centuries including the 1600s to 1800s which used stocks to today which uses our more modern means. You'll also learn about different branches of police like the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Protection Service and many others. I definitely enjoyed sitting in the boat for Police Coast Patrol. The center of the museum is a memorial to police officers who died during duty. It is filled with many flowers and pictures from families who want to remember and honor their fallen loved ones. There is also a chapel which possibly does services or memorials. Ultimately, this is one nice museum and a definite must-visit for those who respect the Thin Blue Line. Only issue I have is the entry fees not being readily available for everyone to see. We found out about the price of admission when we got there. Still, the APHOF should at least be visited once if you live on the Space Coast. And if you're someone who belives in the 2nd and shoots guns, they also have a shooting range too.

This is our favorite local movie theatre. Our favorite feature is the reclining chairs. What's not…read moreto love? It's a very easy process to pick your seats in advance and buy your tickets. This theatre is never really too busy. What's interesting is their is very limited staff, kinda weird... but I don't mind it. You go grab your own popcorn (unless it's a kids box) and you ring yourself up. Then you head on back to your theatre. Times have changed. This particular day we had to ask an associate for the kid boxes and there was no employee taking our tickets. When the movie started I decided an adult beverage sounded good. There was no one at the bar but the manager gladly took over and got our drinks. He ensured my rewards were accounted for as well. Normally not having employees everywhere might upset some but it was morning time on a Saturday and I kinda prefer less contact. The movie theater was very clean. The sound and visuals were great. For me 9/10 experience.

went to watch the Super Mario Galaxy movie and right after we got our tickets for the movie me and…read moremy sister went to get a drink out of the fountain drink section and my sister only ended up getting ice and water and right after she filled it there was a roach or something in the water or ice idk but we threw them away immediately and got bottled water. This is actually so nasty, we still watched the movie but the fact that there are bugs in the fountain drink dispenser is nauseating be mindful if you go!!!

Typical American bowling alley with a bar & restaurant. Nothing unique about the lanes but seems…read morelike a place to take your kids if you had a family in the area etc Was in the area & Heard food here was decent. We got a pizza, wedge salad & mango smoothie. 2 stars because we experienced maybe unintentional racism. We are Asian-American. One Staff member asked my bf if he was Mr. Kim (we used his first name & even then Kim is an American female name. I get he is Korean but no his last name is not Kim) & if he ordered egg rolls. Wow lol I understand we're the only Asian customers but still lol I'm offended. I just got back from Japan, Singapore & KL, so it's back to being a minority in this area but I expected better from Americans. Nothing wrong with the food but service leaves much to be desired.

We are from out of town and saw the reviews so we stopped in for lunch. The place is inside a…read morebowling alley but don't let that stop you. Good stop, good service beyond normal with not only our server taking care of us but other servers stopping by to see if we were good. We only ordered wings, fries and a salad but everything was good. I definitely recommend the wings with whatever sauce you want. They have quite a few. Oh yeah don't forget they have dry rubs for the wings. The house salad was a surprise, only 6 dollars and quite large. We opted for the homemade ranch dressing and it was perfect. This place gets a thumbs up from me.