The "WAG" as it is know here in the city is a wonderful place to be a member of. I can remember…read moregoing here with friends through the summer. There is everything here, multiple pools to swim in and take lessons. There is a huge pool called the Lido, it is a little cooler than the pools, but nice and refreshing. There is a great sand area for the kids for play. You can bring your own picnic lunch or get some eats at the canteen. We always loved getting a treat from here. They have a great ice-cream stand as well. This is a great spot although some might think it is expensive, when you factor in all the conveniences of The Wag, you can go there seven days and they have a great social factor, dances etc. This is a great deal, about $600.

There is nothing better then laying by a pool and soaking up some rays. Waegwoltic Club was founded…read morein 1908 and the name means " end of the Water". Private club for members and guest only allows you to enjoy the beautiful surrounding of the Wag. What this place has in store is what is called the Lido where is normally a chilly 68-70 degree pool equipped with diving boards and slide for the kids. Encased in a great deck you are able to enjoy the sun and then jump right in . A smaller pool is attached for the really little ones that can cool off after playing in the sand. The main pool is heated and will be broken into adult as well as open swims. Two other pools are available but one is mostly reserved for older members. Don't forget the 6 or 8 Tennis courts where you can take lessons or if that is not up your alley there is must more. Sailing, Volleyball as well as Wagg days where the kids are able to enjoy. Now the Wagg would not be what it is if it was not for the great Canteen that they provide to the guest. Fries and Sweet Potato fires with curry dip is a hot thing. There are other things on the menu as well as a little store in the main house for candy and treats. All this does not come cheap between $600-$800 you will be able to have some relaxing fun.

I went here yesterday with my boyfriend. It was his first time. The skate rentals are awesome, and…read morethe owner is very inviting, friendly and helpful. The rink was not crowded when we got there in the early afternoon on a Saturday, which was nice for my guy to learn. The hard floor is far slicker than the wood floor rinks I'm used to but got used to it after a while. They played classic skate hits which was fun too. I look forward to going back and I really hope this place does well!

Very disappointed by this facility and staff. Paint peels off floor onto wheels, the floor ruined…read moremy expensive LED wheels. Safety is not taken into consideration here! The facility is small, cramped, dark and dingy. People are getting hurt and being told to "skate it off" it just isn't the right size facility, and the painted floor is horrible. Save your money and wait to skate the oval or go to one of the arena skates offered. The vibe is off at the roller dome and they are missing the big picture, The owners are arrogant and refuse to collaborate with the already established rollerskating community. They refuse to take constructive criticism and delete all negative reviews and comments of their social media pages. Save your money and pass on this one.

So, I can't comment on the entire place, because this visit was just to the "Wave Pool" but one…read morething I must say is: Holy cow! The place is looking great! Not the same rec. centre we used to go to when we were kids! Now, on to the Wave Pool... As I mentioned, I've been going to the Wave Pool since I was a kid. I spent a LOT of time learning backstroke and front crawl in that pool. It seemed deeper back then... Anyways, the pool is still great. It looks almost exactly the same as when I was a kid except there's some new equipment (a climbing wall in the deep end for kids...HOW COOL!!) and you don't have to pay for the inner-tubes anymore! I like this pool because it's good for swimming laps, just hanging out with friends or taking little kids swimming. It's got a gradual slope so it starts about ankle deep and moves out to 6 feet in the deepest part. Every 15 minutes, during family swims, they turn on the waves. Kinda fun as an adult, EPIC FUN as a kid (especially if you can grab one of those inner-tubes!) The place is pretty clean, but be warned: The locker rooms are FREEZING and sometimes have pretty sloppy floors. Other than that small issue, this is an awesome place to take your kids or just go swim some laps!

I started going to the wave pool when it first opened, and ad not been back for about 15 years…read moreuntil recently. There have been major renovations outside the pool, but the pool itself is still the same great pool it always has been. The prices are low, but have gone up since some of the prior reviews. We just put our daughter into swimming lessons and the instructors seem to do a great job with the kids making sure they are teaching to their level. My lane swims cost me $4.00 even, and the parent and tot swims are $4.50 but we will probably be getting a family pass in the near future. Great place, and if you've never been in a pool with indoor waves, I'd highly suggest checking it out.

Haven't been bowling yet, but just chatted to 2 wonderful people…read more Here is a run down. 30$ (plus tax) for one lane, one hour. Shoes are an extra 3$ per person. Also, you have to drive down the ramp and go in back of no frills/Dollarama.

A great time was had by all! (Well, actually, I don't know…read morethat for a fact. I had a great time and everyone else gave the appearance of having a great time. I suppose they could have been acting; merely pretending to have a good time. But why would they do that? They're not sociopaths... or are they? No, probably not. So let's assume they weren't putting on a show and that... A great time was had by all!) I've been to Bowlarama a few times before. I even had a great birthday party here once so I have fond memories. The facilities have been not only maintained but improved since then. Beyond being kept clean, it looks like they've updated a lot of features such as the flooring. They also use bright primary colours along the walls and pillars of the lanes. It's done in a way that serious bowlers (a club to which I'll never be invited to join) won't be distracted but it makes for a nice visual plateau (Yeah - I used 'visual plateau' when describing a bowling alley, deal with it.). The staff were quite friendly and easy to chat with. They seemed happy, which is pretty important for staff to be friendly, I find. The actual bowling? Well, let's say I'm glad that we all agreed not to be competitive at the beginning. The focus was on having fun. Which, considering I never broke 80, was just fine by me! And it was fun! I hadn't bowled in years but I didn't care; the company was good and the atmosphere was light. The free Yelp swag didn't hurt either. I eagerly await the next CMYE!

This is the cleanest, nicest indoor playground for all ages of kids!! Spotless climbing gear and…read moresuper friendly Staff...what more could you ask for!!

Brand new facility, friendly staff and free rentals, what more could I ask? It's no longer a…read moretrailer tin box it once stood. They've got washrooms inside the rental building now. If you want to rent their equipment you go in through one set of doors, give them your ID, pick up your helmet, then go out through a different door. When you want to return or exchange your equipment, you go to a window that's on the side of the building. My little guy who is 3 yrs old was thrilled to try out every kind of "moving devices" that was suitable for him. Tricycles, bicycles with training wheels, balance bikes, scooters, etc. For the bigger people, they have rollerblades(in line skates), roller skates, skateboards, scooters, regular bikes, and a big tricycle with a basket(to put your pet in?) attached. My husband and I thought this was a good way to get the little guy to try some of these things before we actually pick one up in store. We were there on a nippy Sunday evening, an hour before it was closed. Not a single kid in sight. I imagine on a warm weekend, it would be a different situation. We had a good time.

For years I disliked what the oval had "done" to my beloved North Common…read more it's been tidied up and has had numerous improvements and is now a viable part of our lovely Commons. I started roller skating again last summer ( yes skate, not blade...I can't use rollerblades) and I have discovered the oval as one of my favorite places in Halifax. I love skating, the pavement of the oval could be smoother but I am not really complaining. There are now restrooms, not just honey huts. I spend summer days (usually into the summer evenings) at the oval skating around and around to my own beats or the great music they play over the loud speaker. It's a great place to have some good old fashioned fun.

Keep in mind, this review is 100% based on the skate sharpening service here, and not on the ice or…read moreice rental. Stopped in to the Centennial Arena Skate Sharpening service on Sunday and was a bit surprised, but in a good way. I haven't stopped in a while, but we were heading for the Oval for a skate and my skates were RUSTTTYYYY and not sharpened at all. i called around and most places were either super busy or a bit expensive for the time it takes to sharpen a skate ($10... why??) So I thought, why not stop in here. Firstly, service was great. The guy behind the counter was friendly and talkative, but didn't get distracted from the sharpening. Always good to keep it casual while keeping timeliness in mind. Now for the actual sharpening. Well, the skate sharpening here was a pleasant surprise. Located conveniently at the front door, I didn't have to go searching at all to find them. A nice little heated spot, he was able to get the job done in under 5 minutes and send me on my way. No waiting, no posturing, no anything. In and out. It's hard for me to argue with that! They did a good job, they were sharpened quickly, and they were just what I needed. AND, the real question... HOW MUCH DID IT COST!? Did they gouge me? Nope. At a great price of $5/pair, you just can't get a better deal! You have to pay cash, but it's worth it, without a doubt. Highly recommended if you're tired of waiting in long lines or dropping your skates of hours before they'd be ready, or if you want to pay half the price!

Sorry everyone but I really don't enjoy it here... The rink needs plenty of upgrades Zamboni is way…read moreto slow and makes the ice way to watery the hallway to the locker rooms is a squisher and horn is way to loud and the seats are very cold but on this other side the canteen is cheap and good watching games is cool but it's just not a 5/5 place and the community has some expensive stuff around it like KFC and Scillian pizza which is gross and more sorry but I would prefer another arena

We are major escape room connoisseurs, to the point that we spent our vacation travelling around…read morethe maritimes doing escape rooms (15 in a week) Tic Tac Go is far and away the BEST escape room experience ever!! Family friendly, amazingly well designed rooms, interesting, tricky, fun, entertaining, challenging... there are not enough adjectives. We wanted to go right back in and do them again they were so fun. I can't wait to see what they do next. You will not be disappointed doing either of these rooms, first timers or seasoned players alike.

What a great time!! We spent Saturday at Tic Tac Go for our daughters 10th birthday party. The Tic…read moreTac Go team took care of EVERYTHING for us. Cake, candles, pizza, loot bags, decor... it was very easy. The best part was the experience of the escape room. The magic castle was fun, challenging and kept us on our toes. Many of the birthday party guests want to have their next birthday at Tic Tac Go. My daughter said that it was her favourite birthday party yet. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a birthday party idea.