I Like the karaoke and Line Dancing and other Opportunities And family members and also the…read morehospitality and in the warm welcome and people walk in the door also has a great atmosphere

This is not a typical observatory. It's like a hands on museum. We had a good time, we were there…read moreabout an hour. They had a STEM activity for the kids, and the instructions are pretty good to do the different stations. Very clean, and it was great it was free!

A colleague of mine wanted to go here so we did a short road trip from seattle to here. The staff…read moreis super nice. We had an appointment for the observatory tour at 11:45 am and they were on time. They first explained about what they do at the observatory. And they took us to some few important spots in the campus. The person who was taking us on tour, answered all questions. We had a great experience. If you are interested in knowing more about the observatory, then definitely it's worth the visit!!

I am a mom of 4 boys so I have been to soooo many places like this over the last 15 years. My…read moreson's best friend moved to Tri-Cities and we try to visit as much as possible. On our last trip I was looking for something fun for a couple of 11 year old boys to do on a cold day and found this place online. It was super clean, well organized and lots of fun. I think 11 years old was probably the top end of the age range unless you were doing laser tag or virtual golf but we had fun. Like I said I have been to a ton of these places over 15 years and was very impressed with the cleanliness and efficiency of this one!

So apparently at Quake The EPICenter of Family Fun this is considered too dangerous and against…read moretheir rules. I was told to stop and can not hold my daughters (Who is special needs) hand to assist her to jump. Literally jumping an inch or two off the ground. I get their are rules, and you are not going to catch everyone but, others were doing the same and even pointed out by one of the owners while we were talking yet said absolutely nothing to them?? We have never felt she was not welcomed at a place until we tried to celebrate her bday at Quake. Such a sickening feeling as parents. We never had this issue at Max Air. I'm just glad she doesn't have the understanding to know what happened, to feel unwanted so she could still attempt to enjoy her bday.. Again needed to add this edit due to the lies of this company. First we were never told that we could move to bigger trampoline and continue to jump assisting my daughter like in the video. In fact I had to demonstrate to you in the adjacent bigger trampoline how I was jumping like in the video and was told that wouldn't work. Second in your video of rules we watched I did nothing close to depicted as double jumping or jumping too close to a smaller person as clearly seen in the video below. I was very gently assisting my physically handicapped daughter to jump. Absolutely nothing dangerous in that. Shameful and shady of a company to respond with lies instead of facts. Then to suggest that I'm putting my daughter at such dangerous risk to her safety is a joke. Much like how this company has responded to this whole thing.

We had a great time at the Richlands winter wonderland. Lots of beautiful lights and music. We…read morewent on a slower Sunday night which was great. Got to park real close. I'm sure in event nights the parking is tough as there aren't too many parking spots from what I could see

The music is awesome, Gypsy Rose. Vendors are good. The beer garden is a rip off. You buy tokens at…read morethe gate and then the bartender wants cash on top of the token.

Excellent service. She knows what she has and lets us try on different shoes. We were not able to…read morefind shoes but she still made us feel at home

I won't go into huge detail because I do not want to waste any more of my time but I am wholly…read moreunimpressed with the customer service at The Dance Shop. Incorrect information given, my time wasted going back and forth when I was told an item was ready, then I arrive and am told it isn't (when a simple tc would have saved me time), no response to my email and then when my item was finally ready, the employee gave me two left shoes of different sizes. My daughter needed these items days ago and when we finally thought we had them in time for her performance we still don't. Employee even blamed me for the misunderstanding stating "you must have misunderstood the voicemail." Which I did not! I always prefer to shop local businesses and unfortunately this is one of the only dance supply shops in the area, but I'll take my chances online in the future!

The Academy Of Children's theater is a fun place to Learn and be apart of something special thank…read moreyou for having us

I'm constantly amazed at the quality of the performances seeing how the majority of the casts are…read morekids. I enjoy the selection of the plays, some are first time appearances in the Tri-Cities, this season it was Akeelah and the Bee, Peter and the StarCatcher and Curious George and the Golden Meatball. A tip is get to the box office early as the theatre is small and only seats about 150. Can't wait until they build the new theatre! Also, check out their website for info for the classes they have for K-12 kids. Ignore the only negative review and Support Your Local Arts! The

I'm a big hockey fan and dedicated to all things WHL (Western Hockey League - the Junior A [20 and…read moreunder] league the Americans belong to). Since the inception in 1988, I've been going to games with varying frequency and found my interest post-college and started going fairly regularly since 2003. Fortunately for me, the Americans, as an organization, have found their stride from that point on. They've introduced exciting hockey for the fans, winning their division and conference several times (but never the championship!) since 2003. They produced a small amount of NHL players and prospects, but most importantly, have done well in increasing the fanbase and interaction in the community. Alas, prices have been rising as they continue to do well - the demand for quality hockey yields steeper ticket prices - but they've managed to maintain a few positive financial aspects: food venders in the Toyota Center have been succeeding and failing, but forever rotating and adjusting to better serve the customer. The fans are cantankerous and are second to only Spokane in ferocity, so their can be times where children will hear new words that don't fit into your desired dictionary. My advice: if you're sensitive to this, sit in section K which is the family friendly section. No booze, and its on the corner so you can get a good view of the action - unobscured by the glass and boards. If you don't give a hoot and want to be in the action, sit center ice behind the benches - they have nicer seats due to the Windermere Theater requests (for musicals, plays, etc). Or try somewhere between section S-Y which is on the "attacking" side of the ice (in hockey, there are 3 periods in regulation - the Americans try to score on the attacking side). Parking is free, but get there about 40 minutes before the game to get reasonable positioning. There is also a large gravel lot for overflow. Spokane is our greatest rival, so try to make those games if possible. Check out the webpage for promotional games, like the Breast Cancer Awareness games, Atomic night, or the Wear Green for MDA night. Sunday games are earlier at 5pm...and typically the kids and adults can skate with the Americans after the game. Good time for the kids to get some autographs. Final advice: be a good fan. Welcome visiting fans, keep obscenities to a minimum, and be patient when the crowds can get thick. And cheer on the boys!!

Clink.......Clink....Clink...Clink..Clink, Clink…read more In another life, I would be clanking my tin cup against the bars of my jail cell. It would be because of the all-out melee I started at a Tri-City Americans hockey game in aught three (that's 2003 for you young folk). I used to like going to Americans hockey games, and went many times. The stadium is nice. The teams were pretty good (with a few players making it to the NHL over the years). I generally had really good times. But then one day, an ex and I took my bro and his lady there. Now my bro and I are half Canadian, so hockey pulses through our veins. So we were excited to be at a game. Our excitement was then taken up a notch when we saw some Native players playing! They were on the visiting team (Lethbridge, I believe), and the players were Colton Yellow Horn & Lenny Thunderchild. Colton is Blackfoot, so we were proud to see him out there. It was super cool. The coolnes only lasted a few minutes. Once the game was well underway (and nearby fans were well into a few beers), we started hearing the racial slurs and profanity. Our seats were right behind the visiting bench, so we were right in the middle of the rowdy rednecks. I know heckling is part of the game, but when people start getting racial and talking about someone's family, that's too much. The junk they were saying was messed up. We sat there and were just dumbfounded at first. I played scenarios in my head: dumping my Coke on the heads of the knuckleheads, and then thumping some skulls. I was ready to throw down. And I know my bro woulda had my back. The drunkards would have been beat down. But cooler heads prevailed. We left during the middle of the game. We contacted the Tri-City Americans organization and expressed our feelings about the situation. (To their credit, they apologized, but really, there's not much they could do. Dumb a$$es will be what they are.) We also submitted a letter to the Tri-City Herald as well. Too bad Yelp wasn't around back then. I've not seen a game since.

Cool n Eclectic, a Variety of artistic talent.. check her out !! Easy location, food next door,…read morebeer next door, lotsa parking !!

This shop is amazing! It's very eclectic and you can get practically anything. Well, the owner can…read moremake you practically anything too! The custom laser etch glass and engraved wood are amazing. You need to see this place!