My work colleagues and I had a great time with our scavenger hunt experience at the St. Louis Art…read moreMuseum. Daniel was an excellent facilitator and this was such a fun way to stretch our legs and flex our art history knowledge/competitive spirits after a full day of team meetings. Thank you to Watson Adventures for being so easy to work with!

Truly a great experience from the moment of booking to the final event! GREAT JOB Watson team in…read moreSt. Louis!!! You exceeded my expectations and our attendees AND their dogs had the best time ever! Great way to start a conference if you want to build networking and getting to know each other before it all starts!!! Nothing but rave reviews from me and my attendees!

What a fun experience! We had six of us in our group, so we did the girls against the guys. Maybe…read morethat wasn't real fair, because I think the score was girls 11, guys 4. Our host and emcee were fantastic. They made the game feel like we were actually there on a live show. He even wore a sparkly jacket to make it feel more realistic. We did the classic experience, so we had a little bit of Family Feud, Wheel of Fortune, and Price is Right. They do have drinks for purchase at the counter before you go back. A wide range from water, soda, beer, wine, and canned mixed drinks. I think I saw somewhere that they had chips and cookies as well, but really you're only there for an hour, so a beer is good enough. I would definitely recommend this if you have a group get together sometime. It was a great experience and I'm sure we will be back.

This was very fun!!! I went here with my group from work as a team outing and man did we have a…read moreball. I love the way that is set up and how they gather everyone to get started. We loved all of the games literally. There was not one game that we didn't have fun in. I do feel like it was very competitive as it should be and I love that. They offered drinks as well. The hosts were both amazing and they were literally made to do that job. I can't wait to try it again with my family and friends!

I've been here 6 or 7 times now, I LOVE this place, they're always thorough when it comes to…read moresafety, and I always feel so relaxed after smashing everything, sometimes therapy isn't enough I highly recommend this place to anyone with some extra anger! I'll definitely be back!

This place is so amazing!!! I took my girlfriend and her daughter just to try something new. This…read moreis a locally owned spot that was being ran that day by the owner and his daughter. The owner is super thorough on the safety aspects of this experience. He is super personable and this was just a great and fun experience that I would highly recommend, even if you don't need to rage!

Large redecorated building giving a mix of Harry Potter, Halloween and any general Tales from the…read moreCrypt rooms and hallways that creates a maze for puzzles. In the end- I got a scavenger hunt for crystals for my team. Some puzzles are simple and some are impossible (for my limited ability). Honestly- I should have tried less on a few and given up and more on others. The point of the game was the amount of crystals for the team and not being able to figure out each puzzle. The drinks provided were interesting. (See pic) Overall- this was a worthwhile time.

This place is SO COOL. We live literally a mile from here and it had been on my list for awhile. We…read morethrew a little bachelor party day for my brother and his partner, and we started here with the Save the Queen escape room. About half of us had done an escape room before, so we could compare differences to how Adventures of Intrigue worked. Here's the feedback: Adventures of Intrigue is really great for those that want to do an escape room without the heavy pressure/competition. Which for my family, is very fitting. It's also a WAY better option for kiddos, and seemed like some of the options were catered to kids, which is awesome. Our only complaint is we would have loved one that was really hard. The Save the Queen was rated as pretty difficult, and it still seemed pretty easy for those of us who do puzzles regularly! I don't want to compete, but I do want to be challenged. With that, the way they set things up was SO FUN and unique. Whoever thought of this has such a cool imagination. We loved searching around and finding all the little details. They did a fantastic job with setting the building up, I can't wait to see what else they add. After our escape room, we did an hour in the live video game room. They had cameras tracking our activity so we could pay games physically. Holy moly this place is COOL. Another unique concept that was a freaking blast. The workers were all so kind and fun, and really seem like they love their jobs. Such a cool spot for adults or kids alike. Highly recommend to everyone.

A large group of us went for a friend's birthday and we all had an absolute blast!…read more It takes a little bit of time to get the hang of it but the employees are super friendly and helpful. There are several different types of axes you can use and they demonstrate a couple of techniques; you just have to figure out what works for you. I highly recommend this!

We found this through a Groupon and went with a group of 4. The concept is really fun! Throwing…read moresome small hatchets at wood targets- it's like a primal and aggressive dart game. Our Sunday group was a combination of a family of three, a mom and her young son and my group of 4 adults. The instructor had some excellent axe puns and humor- but his actual instruction was somewhat lacking. He never landed a single axe in the target during his demonstrations. The target area is a bit like a short archery range, two targets in each range and it had two ranges. It's a large fenced in area to prevent the occasional wild flying axe and a plywood back with more wooden targets overlaid on it with cement floors. We were instructed on how to do a two handed and one handed throw and then we played games to test our skills. I really did enjoy throwing an axe at some wood and that satisfying thud when I would land one in to the target. Overall I had a great time and I would love to go again with the right group of people. Things that disappointed me slightly were the axes themselves. They looked like inexpensive harbor freight hatchets that they didn't maintain or sharpen (hence the instructor not landing in the target when he demonstrated) The axes take a beating and when people are learning and they hit that cement floor- they get pretty banged up. I think they need to sharpen the ones they have or go out and get some new ones. The second thing that was mildly frustrating was the lack of food and beverages available. This is an athletic activity- you sweat, you move around. We did this for three hours and didn't have the opportunity to buy water. We had water in the car (thank goodness) but if you plan to do this grab a granola bar and some beverages. Ultimately I think this was a lot of fun - and I would love to do it again with a bit more planning and my group of friends.

I went to Third Degree Glass Factory tonight for a Make-A-Wish reception, and I was so excited to…read morefinally get to check this place out! I've been wanting to go here for decades for their Third Friday events, but I've somehow never made it. So getting to attend an event there was a great way to finally see the space. They have their own parking lot, which is a huge plus because parking in this area can sometimes be a little hairy. Once you walk inside, it's a big, open space that is set up for banquets and events. They host weddings and other types of gatherings, and there was plenty of room for everyone. They had high cocktail tables as well as lower tables where you could actually sit, and everything felt nice and roomy. I was also impressed with the acoustics. There was someone speaking on a microphone, and there was no annoying feedback or echo. You could actually hear what everyone was saying, which can be surprisingly hard to find in a large event space. The food at our reception was mostly finger foods--hummus, ranch, salsa, chips, pita bread, vegetables, what looked like couscous, a small salad in a cup, and fruit. Nothing was particularly spectacular, but it was good, easy-to-eat food for an evening reception. Now, the homemade cherry Coke was another story. WOW. I haven't had one that good in a long time! I definitely wasn't expecting that to be one of my favorite parts of the evening, but it was amazing. There was also beautiful glass artwork throughout the space, which I'm assuming was made right there at the studio. The decor really adds to the atmosphere and makes the venue feel unique. If you're looking for an event venue that is different from the typical banquet hall and has something interesting for everyone, I would definitely check out Third Degree Glass Factory. I'm not sure what other food options they offer for events, but the space itself was very nice, felt safe, had great parking, and I loved all of the glass artwork and decor. I'm just glad I finally made it here after all these years!

Came here on a third Friday in October for a fun, fun night. This place has glass classes &…read moreworkshops, a retail shop, and loads of exhibitions. It's the main attraction in the Delmar Maker District, according to them, "leading the neighborhood's mission to support and promote makers of all kinds." Tonight there is a glass blowing demonstration, drinks at the bar, a street full of food and makers booths, loads of glass pumpkins and other things to look at and purchase if you like! We are going home with a glass pumpkin... It's a fun place to be. I recommend it!

My wife and I have done a number of classes at Kitchen Conservatory. All of them follow the same…read moregeneral pattern. The class will have a handful of different courses, and participants are each assigned to prep one dish. At the end of the night the dishes are all pulled together and everyone eats a meal together. We have taken pizza throwing, a couple pasta making, a Great British Bake Off, and a "Low Country" seafood class. We have enjoyed all of them. A couple things to note. The quality of the classes can be hit or miss based upon the person organizing. Some have been absolutely fantastic, and others are just okay. No matter what I've still enjoyed myself. The classes are expensive, there is no way around that. However, for all of the classes you end up with a good meal and then some alcoholic beverage (mixed drinks or wine). So I view the $120-$160 per couple cost as the equivalent of a nice dinner, along with some entertainment and a fun activity. Some additional notes. The new facility on Manchester is just beautiful. It is a huge step up from the spot in Clayton. They also have a great selection of high end cooking/baking accessories that I highly recommend. I have a pie pan I got after one class that is one of my all time favorites.

It had been many years since my last visit to Kitchen Conservatory, we had gone to the previous…read morelocation and had an average time but after a decade or so I decided it was time to try again. Wrong. There were two simultaneous pasta classes going. Our group seemed to have no clear direction. There were two pasta rollers and each kept malfunctioning with the handles falling off. It was at this point one couple left. It only went downhill from there. My sister kept saying we should just leave but I wanted to learn how to make pasta! And I paid a lot for this class so i was going to learn! But I did not. The revolt began and people just began cooking on their own (which in the end turned out quite well!!) just so we could eat at some point. We could hear the other class drinking wine and sitting down to eat, and our lasagna wasn't even in the oven yet. Another ominous sign. Our chef was very kind but it was clear he was not ready for this. It was my second and last visit to the KC, I walked away with no additional skills. Waste of 3.5 hours (though the class was scheduled for only 2.5) and 65 bucks.

We just used Jest Murder Mystery Company for our company party and it was AMAZING. So funny, and…read morethey came to us which was so convenient. Everyone had so much fun, and they are so easy to work with. Some of the comments I got from my co-workers included. "This was the most fun time I've ever had at a company party" "I couldn't stop laughing" "I would never have thought of something like this, but now that I have done it I'm telling everyone how much fun it is" I'm not sure how I'll top this for my next party.

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Very accommodating didn't have a time reserved for my birthday outing! Cups take some time to get…read moreready but they do offer a delivery option

This place is SO cute and the staff is SO friendly! You can decorate cups (many types) or do art…read moresaying or they have candles. It's a fun get together with friends or good date activity! Bring your own drinks and snacks!