I had a great time. The staff was informative and aware of the areas that we would struggle with…read moreand provided assistance. Myself and my friends had a great time and can't wait to return!

The most fun I've had in a while! The instructors were super…read moreinformative, kind, helpful, and patient as they assisted us with our harnesses. This place is kid friendly they have a little ninja course on the bottom level of the ryze 10/10 so much fun. The adults can zip line and navigate through the obstacle course. They have various levels, easy medium and hard for thrill seekers. We stayed for hours. The kids enjoyed it so much they didn't want to leave. The fun doesn't stop there, they also have huge yard games such as Connect four and corn hole. My fav part was mini golf! They have snacks and drinks available for purchase. It was super cute had the most fun definitely going again soon. Bring the entire family! Add this to your summer bucket list!!

This is a pretty good dirt race track. This is an fun way to spend an evening…read more I had a good time watching cars pitched sideways around turns ("late models" full sized standard built race sized frames and engines with a recognizable shell bolted on) and then to learn the winner was suppose to be 13! That was a shocker (not just to me) http://www.bobbypierceracing.com/ The smaller series have 4 banger (4 cylinders or "for banging" into each other is the question). Overall the experience of watching an all out races is great (there is no winning under yellow like Nascar). Plus there are beautiful women who are attracted to adrenaline junkies and the action. The even had a small play equipment for the kids. Bring ear and eye protection and keep your kids away from the fence. Now, where I sat is terrible weathered wood bench stadium seating that would need jeans or cushions for most people. Peeing in a shared oversized urinal that looks like a mix of trough, bathtub and sink is not for everyone. The food is both expensive and not very good, so eat before. Beers are in cans for $2 with Bud reg, light and Select all being present. I do like I-55 more, but this is a good old boy good time.

Took advantage of a groupon back in November and set up a technician 6 month incentive with the…read morepayout being held at Tri-City Speedway and a package to the Kenny Wallace Dirt Track Racing Experience. From the moment we arrived, the ladies in the check in trailer were extremely helpful and added to the overall experience. They took us back to give us the run down of rules, and explain how to drive the car. What to do and how to do it. Even if you have never been in a race car, they will give you more than enough information to make you comfortable getting in and running. It was a very hot day, but we all got in our fire suits, picked out a helmet and got pictures taken by the car we were going to drive. They stuffed ear pieces in the helmets and we were walked through every lap by a team member in the stands. He helped with lap traffic and reminding you to be smooth and controlled when drifting through a corner. I have done several racing schools, Michigan, Gateway, but never ran on dirt. I have to tell you, it is a totally different experience. It was a great time, and all my technicians that won were extremely happy with the program. I would love to do it again, and we may have to set up a little contest for one of my other stores so they can get the same experience. Its a great team building event, no matter what your business is. You should give it a try!

What an amazing experience. I have never raced a car (or even gone over 100 mph for that matter)…read morebut that changed after the Rusty Wallace experience. You get to race a real racecar on a real race track....it doesn't get any better than this. The staff was very friendly and the class you go through beforehand is taught by a racing expert, which helped me feel a little more at ease once I got behind the wheel. I would highly suggest this to anyone and everyone! There is no speedometer in the car but I like to think I got the car up to 150+ mph. Some tips: 1. Definitely purchase the insurance, just in case ;) 2. The video is awesome and is totally worth it so that you can capture the memory 3. Put the pedal to the medal!

This ride is one of my favorites. I'm not sure why it's separate but I think i'll give it a review…read morebecause this ride is awesome! It's constructed well and it didn't seem boring even though it was considered one of the mediocre rides to handle. I rode again and again and had so much fun.

Has the potential to be lots of fun.....if you know how to work the system. More on that later…read more As of last count, there are 7 of these Gerstlauer spinning coaster installments across the USA, and they're all identical. The only differences are the name/theming and location within the amusement park (for example, SFOT and SFSL have theirs on Tarmac in the middle of the park [yawn], while SFFT's has theirs at the far end on a nice grassy area). Each ride is approximately 50ft high and only gets up to 30mph, but the fun factor comes from the spinning craziness. As soon as the individual 4-person cars disengage from the lift, they begin rotating freely. In accordance with the laws of physics, the more weight per car, the greater the momentum. The trick is to load all of the weight on one side of the car, in order to force rotation in that direction. Basically, the more unbalanced the car is, the more plentiful the spinning will be. So round up a couple fat friends and hop on any one of Six Flags' Pandemonium's! Was formerly known as 'Tony Hawk's Big Spin'.

The Mine Train was one of the very first roller coasters my daughter ever rode at Six Flags St…read more Louis. It's a smaller wooden coaster, so I think it's perfect if you're being introduced to roller coasters for the first time or you're not quite ready for the bigger, more intense rides. That said, there is one thing to know: this coaster definitely jostles you around! When my daughter was younger, I used to ride with my arm behind her head because otherwise her head would bang around and she'd end up with a headache. So while it's a great beginner coaster, it isn't necessarily the smoothest ride. Still, kids seem to love this ride no matter how old or young they are. I remember one Christmas Eve when we went to Six Flags and there was hardly anyone there. We ended up riding the Mine Train 13 times in a row! Needless to say, we got our money's worth that night. The Mine Train has definitely become a family favorite for us, and our friends and extended family love it too. It's one of those rides that brings back a lot of memories and is still fun every time we visit.

Classic ride, the mine cart theme never fails. Fast paced and decently timed, one of my favorite…read morerides at Six Flags.

Great place to take in a play. The guild there offers several shows per performance year. Good…read moreentertainment done very well and at a good price, easy to parking and not a bad seat in the house.

Before you're allowed in the pool you have to get a non resident or a resident card which ranges in…read moreprice for one person was under $20 and you're allowed 4 guests. The card is good for three years but then you must pay for entry. Very pricey and not advertised that you must have a card. The pools were full of cicadas, leave and other dirt and debris. They only have two slides for bigger kids and one slide for smaller kids. It's a small "water park" so I don't feel the quality is worth the price. There are three different pools plus a lazy river. The concession stands have a lot from frozen grapes to cheeseburgers, hot dogs nachos and ice cream

Recently went here with a few other people during a Saturday "open play" timeslot. I have played…read moreindoor laser tag a few times before, but never outdoors. I must say that it was pretty impressive overall, and definitely a great 5 star experience, and all of us had a great time and will be back. There were just a few areas of improvement, but overall a great time. There are different game formats/objectives you play, as well as different courses. The 'referee' guiding you to/through the courses was excellent in explaining the rules and boundaries of that game. Great attitude as well (someone else playing on my team that wasn't part of my group had been there several times and said the referee always has a great attitude and approach). Great value, considering the time of play and different aspect of it compared to the typical indoor format. They also have laser scopes to help pinpoint your aim! The only 2 'negatives': 1) paint residue - Maybe it was on their website and I didn't see it, but some of the courses you play laser tag on are the same courses used for paintball. So there is some paint residue at a few spots. I knew to wear jeans since there might be some mud, but wasn't thinking of wearing an old shirt for possible paint. Luckily, it came out in the wash, but I will be better prepared for next time. 2) The game format is different than indoor - For indoor, it's typically "shooting fish in a barrel" most of the time, given the limited space. For this format, you get fewer kills/hits, because there is a lot more space, and it's (IMO) a lot more fun. It also depends on the number of people playing. So you may not find this as much fun if you are the type that has to have 1,593 kills in a 15 minute session. The slight negative with this is that during open play (when you may not remember exactly who is on your team, nor where they are on the course), it might be difficult to know exactly how many are left in the 'elimination' mode. So maybe a suggestion to the referee to periodically call out "red team has ___ left, blue team has ___ left".

We love a kid play place!…read more This small indoor play place in south county is such a gem! It has plenty of adult seating that others lack so plan for a birthday celebration here. The best age range is 0-5 as there are infant sections, pretend play areas like kitchens and towers, and lots of toys in between. I think they rotate some items every 90 days while some items stay the same. There are yuck buckets all around the playroom in case of slobbering or "taste testing". The staff also cleans the floors and toys regularly to fight germs and keep toys looking their best. I will always recommend a reservation as spots fill up fast. A birthday party here is also worth it because of the space for seating and the ability for kids 0 -10 to be able to play and enjoy. This location is not as accessible because the entrance has a small shared parking lot, a step or large slope to enter, and the doors are all manual and all require a little maneuvering as there are pull handles, lower knobs, and hook handles.

When I came in one morning they said "we are up to compacity but if you would like to book a…read morereservation for tomorrow you are welcome to" I looked inside the playroom and there were two kids in there. And the staff were really mean!