This place is nothing like what is advertised. The "snowball alley" is the summer wave pool, 1/4…read morefilled with a solid ice mound. You can't form a single snowball and there is no fluffy snow to play with. The tubing area doesn't have an adequate amount of equipment - there is a long wait to get a tube and then another 20+ minute line to slide down the hill. There were only 2 lanes open, despite several employees standing around and 6 potential lanes to open. Everyone who works here is disinterested or cranky or completely disengaged. A complete waste of money and a disappointment for the kids.

The kids had a great time at Snow World! What I didn't realize was that we only needed…read moretickets/wristbands for those participating in the activities/rides. So, we ended buying 7 passes and only needed 3. At any rate, the kids loved the snow play area, the enjoyed the tubing (although only did it once). The lines weren't super long, and there were a variety of rides. Tips: -Make sure to bring CASH. There is a $2 fee to use a credit card at every food vendor. -Bring a change of clothes. The kids WILL be wet and cold. -There's no entry fee during the day! Only buy passes for those participating in the activities.

I do a mom and tot gym class here with my daughter. This rec center is not state of the art but it…read moreserves its purpose. It seems clean enough and the equipment is in good order. Miss Trish, the gym teacher for our class, is GREAT! The lack of Ac is a bummer in the summer but you just have to dress for it.

Great place. My little brother played basketball here, and everyone was so nice. Wouldn't prefer…read moreanywhere else.

Beautiful store. Immaculate! Gorgeous fish. Wide variety. Extremely helpful staff. Worth the drive.read more

My fiancé and I had the privilege to visit this store, and meet Matt and another gentleman I can't…read moreremember the name of, and might I just say WOW the staff is amazing always ready to answer every question even when they are busy. Super knowledgeable. And they really treat you like family. The store was super clean. We live about an hour from the store and never have an issue making the drive for this scale of product, knowledge and customer service

Love, love, love it here! The entire staff is amazing. Maria, who is the manager of this place is…read morealways present and ready for action in making sure the customer is satisfied. This is everytime that I have came. I have only been here a few times and she already recognizes my family. This is how present she is in managing the place. The staff will provide information to help you save money by letting you know their latest summer deal. We love it here and will absolutely choose this location over others. Simply because the staff are present, professional, and outstanding in making sure you're taken care of. Thank you staff, especially Maria from launch!

The place was what you expect it to be a trampoline park a few seating areas other then that you…read morestand around watching the kids jump , they do have an arcade but it's small a few games for a few hours had a great time would go again

The park itself is great. There is a bike trail, and there are multiple good kid parts. It is very…read moredog friendly. You should like, totally go there. It is totes adorbs. Highly recommend. Bobby Yoe, OUT.

I love this newer park. It has a great hiking/biking trail that is somewhat challenging. Lots of…read moretrees and plenty of shade. I have seen a wide variety of birds and other wildlife here. It can go from empty to very busy in under an hour. Please get some recycling going at this park. There's a lot of plastic and garbage out on the backside of the trail. This park is a place that should be highly recommended in my opinion. It also has some unique play structures for little kids.

I came here with a friend who was visiting from out of town and we decided with the dicey weather,…read morewe would try to get some bowling in while also looking at playing some video games. From my last visit with family, we had a lot of playing cards and credits/tickets on a bunch. Judith was working at the ticket station and was kind enough to help us understand how to combine the leftovers and make one master card to hold all the tickets. We also were advised to hold onto the empty ones so they could be refilled when family come back to Cumming for Thanksgiving weekend! Walking over to the bowling desk, Carl was helpful in getting us set up and grabbing a lane that we wanted, close to the wall. Lance 1 was out of order, so we got a couple games in on lane 2. With two people it was very affordable, instead of paying by the hour for cosmic bowling. Less than $30 which is a great deal. Afterwards, we decided to play the Marvel coin and card game that my brother and I started in May. We spent the good part of an hour just trying to collect the missing cards for sets that we could get. Both my friend and I sat there for about 75 minutes. One machine went down twice, but Nate came over and made some adjustments and we were able to continue without losing credits or time. Nate knew what he was doing since both times we were back and playing within a couple minutes. As we were in a rush to get going for our dinner plans, we walked back to the counter and Andrew explained how to redeem full sets of the (9 total per set) Marvel cards for 3,000 tickets. Individually the cards are worth 50 tickets each. Andrew was patient and explained our options as well, in order for us to know the best way to set up my nieces and nephew the next time we come back to bowl and play games together as a family. Thanks to the team here for making sure my friend and I had a great time. It was a Monday afternoon and there was a deal Judith told us about after 4 PM. So we had a great time. Thank you Stars and Strikes! So fun!

I am in a league with my family to play Thursday nights recreationally. Tried to go on Saturday to…read morepre bowl our league matchup since we would be out of town. Went at 330 PM, not a prime hour by any means. Was told you are not allowed to do that. Lanes 10-28 are empty....this is unacceptable and I'm not sure if I'll join the league again

Had a great time! Took my toddler for her 2 year birthday and she really had a good time, they made…read moreher feel comfortable :) It was a blast

We have brought a gaggle of cousins ar Christmastime for years. Owner Joanne is hands on and very…read moregood with young kids. Weight limit of about 55 pounds means big kids cannot ride the miniature ponies. Joanne is the best!

HNS apologizes for having phone issues in the past but we have corrected that problem…read more Within two years, thousands of youth and teenagers have walked through our doors and had a great time. We strive to grow our customer base and improve each and everyday. We look forward to continuing our services: community events, basketball and volleyball court rentals, birthday parties, travel teams, sleepovers and much more!!!! Team HNS

Do not come here if you want to get scammed. My nephew was signed up to attend basketball through…read morei9 sports. Samuel Hines was the so called "coach" for the "camp". I say "camp", because it wasn't. The "camp" was unorganized and not structured. This is what happened on the first day of camp. First off, about the facility, I really didn't get the concept of having a hardcourt floor and sand for volleyball together in the same facility because sand was transferring everywhere. Also the place is not sanitary. There are 2 restrooms. The one in the office had a ton of fruit flies flying around and the one in the gym had fruit flies and dead bugs. Plus, the place was tremendously hot. So about the "camp". First, he was the only instructor for the camp, with the exception of his son and another lady....not really sure what their roles were, because they really didn't do anything. There was no formal introductions and no daily agenda to explain what they would be doing for the week. Then he had all the kids lumped into one group... 5-12 year olds. A real basketball camp separates the kids into their own age groups. He also had everyone shoot on the very tall goals and the little kids not having the right size ball. At around 12 noon he separated the big kids and the little kids, but he had the big kids play 2 games and the little ones work on shooting with his son and the other lady. It seemed that he was more interested in the big kids, then everyone as a whole. I don't know who that female "coach" was, but she cannot teach at all. She had to look at her phone several times to figure out what to do. Little kids have a short attention span, and she didn't keep them entertained and the kids were bored. They had the kids together instead splitting them up. The majority of the kids were not focused...they were standing there not paying attention, playing on the net, and not learning anything. Then they broke for lunch at 1:30 pm and watched a show or a movie in the tiny break room. Then after lunch they played in the sandbox for the rest of "camp". Money wasn't paid for him to play in the sandbox for the majority of camp. The purpose of the camp was to learn about the rules and skills about basketball. On Tuesday, this is when I really knew that this was a scam because Mr. Hines was holding another basketball camp for a daycare center while the i9 basketball campers were playing in the sand volleyball court. When we got there, the camp didn't start on time which was scheduled at 9am. So my mom and I went for a walk, and my dad stayed in his truck. When we returned, my dad said that the door to the facility was locked. When the kids from the daycare center arrived they couldn't get in. So the daycare workers had to call Mr. Hines to unlock the door. My dad asked, "why was the door locked", and Mr. Hines replied "because of security reasons". But yesterday, the door to the facility remained unlocked the entire day. So, my mom had to go around to the back to enter into the facility. Once inside she observed that the i9 campers were not participating in their scheduled basketball camp, instead they were playing volleyball in the sand. It was the daycare children who were on the basketball court participating in their basketball camp. So, my mom left and told my dad what was going on, after much discussion she returned an hour later and discovered that they daycare kids were the only ones on the basketball court being taught about basketball, and the i9 campers were taking a break in the sandbox. At that point, my nephew was taken out of camp and did not return. My dad called i9 to explain what happened. I9 refunded our money, and they were going to discuss the situation with Mr. Hines.