I had been looking forward to taking my nephew to Slick City for a year or more. Timing finally…read moreworked out and we went on a Friday afternoon in summer. I was shocked when I pulled in the parking lot and there were only a handful of cars. When we went in, the place is pretty large, but felt a little empty. There were about 10 slides, a basketball court, and mini go karts. I thought I read online that the go karts were included with admission, but then there were signs saying you needed to buy a wristband. There was no worker in that area and nobody used them during our time there. The slides were fun until you reached the bottom. When the slide ended, you slid onto a rubber mat on most slides. My neck was starting to hurt after a few slides due to the jolt from hitting the rubber mat. I don't recommend for adults. I stopped after about 5 slides. My nephew who is 12 also complained that it hurt. It was really exhausting climbing up all the stairs to get up to the slides. Also, some of the slides and ceiling fans were dusty. Sad to say it was disappointing and I don't plan on coming back.

Wowza, this place is wild! My family and I recently came for our first visit to attend a birthday…read moreparty. My boys were in utter shock upon entering, and honestly so were we haha! It's massive inside, so much bigger than I had expected. Your eyes can't decide where to look- the dozen massive slides, climbing gym area, big swings, zip-line... there's plenty to do! All of the kids we were with, including mine, ranged from ages 2-6. To no surprise, they all had a blast. There's something for everyone, including a dedicated section for kids under 5. From a parent's perspective however, there were definitely a few things we didn't favor. To start, there seemed like a lack of staff, almost allowing for too much of a free-for-all. And the staff that were working, were completely unfriendly and looked like they didn't want to be there at alllllll. This is a kids place... even a smile or a little interaction with the kids would go a long way. The one gentleman -working the area where you swing off the bar onto the blow up section- truly looked mad to be there and it was sad to watch the kids ask him for help and receive bothered looks in return like it was a chore. The go-cart section was completely closed/broken down as well. You pay a good chunk of money to come here, so to have a whole area not available to play was a bummer. Having a bday party here can be the whole package though - our group got a big dedicated table on the party side, pizzas, veggies and fruit, and drinks. Unsure of the cost, as we weren't the hosts, but if you're looking for an all-in-one option this would work. All in all, an enjoyable place for kids but absolutely be prepared for chaos and to support your kids in being safe because there's opportunity for injury.

We stopped at Fondy Sports Park randomly and did a lap in the go karts. We were the only two on the…read moretrack, and our ride time seemed generous. The ride for two cost about $9, and the employees were friendly.

First off, the place is meticulously maintained. Thought, care and passion are evident…read more The go karts are a blast and the mini golf looks great. The 4x4 experience was a little slow, but fun nonetheless. Also, their team went above and beyond when I left my cell phone in a go kart after hours. Thank you all and I'd love to come back.

As you approach the site the location starts to become quite obvious as there is a full warehouse…read morewall size projection promoting the attraction. I parked on the street, but they did have a dedicated lot which I wandered through as I finished my contraband (in Wisconsin). During this time I got a good chance to snap a couple pictures and watch the full production on the wall. Of course, as I walked out of the parking lot some DOT patrons screamed and said, "Holy sh*t I thought you were one of the actors!" A common occurrence around this non-traditionally dressed, 6'9" 450 lbs visage. Amusingly, I was talking with one of the volunteers who worked on it, and when she found out who I was (reviewer, actor, producer, non-profit advisor, etc) she asked me what I thought about the production values of the video. I said, "It must have been A LOT of work because that is HUGE and pretty high definition." I'm not 100%, but it seems like that was a new addition for this year and I can only imagine, based on the rest of the production, that we only saw a glimpse of what this crew is capable of this year. I entered the attraction grounds, and this is where my ONLY complaint of the night arises. The signage was not the clearest on where I should go based on having purchased my ticket online, and I went to the main entrance to the attraction where I was quite rudely sent back to where I was supposed to go. Now, I only point out the quite rudely because it was clearly NOT in character. I sniped back quickly, "Whoa, someone needs to chill out or find a character..." and just went on my way before she could respond. I found the pre-purchased ticket window and had a great conversation with the cat at the desk. I then worked my way back to the main entrance of the haunted warehouse. I paid for the Fastpass, and I would say it was still worth it even on the second to last night of production. When you first enter the warehouse the queue line continues through what appears to be a large section of the first floor. I proceeded to the Fastpass gate, and was greeted by a couple of uncostumed Jaycee volunteers (I have a feeling these gentlemen may also be bikers). We have a good chat about the house, the organization, and the mission; which this year included an anti-bullying program aptly called "Don't Be A Monster." After a short wait, as I arrived during break time, I was let into the warehouse as my own group. Now I don't mind this, but when I'm solo in a haunted house I'm not there to be scared. I mean, if you can pull it off, awesome, but other than a small jump scare from behind it's never happened. Dominion of Terror is a warehouse that utilizes all 3 floors for a journey that takes you through MANY different atmospheres from typical indoor home scenes, to camping scenes, other random outdoor locales, a graveyard, a pub, a coroners/medical examiners office, etc. The transitions work out very smoothly and there is a solid mix of characters both consistently in your face and those trying to be sneaky for the scare. I will admit there were a couple times I was surprised that someone in a chair was or wasn't a live actor. I'm not going to comment too much on the specifics of the content of the house, except to say that the people involved in this project CARE. Everyone in the house was there for the passion of it and it shows. They also did pretty good dealing with a 7' top hated dude laughing in their faces and occasionally trying to bump them out of character. Credit due to everyone who didn't slip, and still credit to the one guy who did. As I said the warehouse utilized all three floors and you transitioned seamlessly from scene to scene, but I can't say it was always straight forward. There is definitely a maze aspect to the house, and admittedly, it didn't get me until the end, but it definitely got me. The group behind me caught up as I sort of floated from closet door to closet door around in circles missing the hidden exit behind a mirror (hey, that contraband combined with some edibles made the house VERY fun). I kept with the last group basically for the last area where I was greeted at the exit by the gentleman who had let me into the Haunted Attraction as he wanted to know my opinion, and it was easily summed up as "Kick Ass, I WILL be back." I then took a gander at the merch table and spent some cash. As I write this I am looking at the checks that totaled $22k that went to 4 incredible non-profits in the region from the proceeds raised. I will be back, and I hope after you read this book you're interested in checking it out too. There may be more professional attractions, with proper financial backing, in the Midwest, but you're going to be hardpressed to find a project with this kind of quality combined with this kind of heart. Kudos to the Sheboygan Jaycees. Smokin' Santa rates this 5 Pipes - Ho-Ho-Holy Sh*t was that cool.

I can't wait for the Dominion of Terror to open this year. it's more then a haunted house, it's an…read moreexperience. longest house, creepiest monsters, and well thought out, original rooms. can't get any better then that! And the building itself adds to the scare factor. it really is the best one that i have been to in many years.

This place is absolutely fantastic. If you're ever driving around through Cudahy, it's a must stop…read morevisit. If you are driving through Milwaukee County this should be a must stop visit. If you're looking for something unique and interesting and memorable to do...this should be a must stop visit. The owners of this house have done a fantastic job, expressing themselves, their interests, their love for great memorabilia. They demonstrate everything that is good about America... freedom of expression, freedom of speech, freedom to decorate your home however you want, and the freedom to be yourself. Great work.

I'm not sure if this guys neighbors love him or are annoyed by him, but if you want a little sliver…read moreof a "House on the Rock" type experience, make sure to drive by! A fabulous example of Outsider Art! Love it!!!

Workers don't care (high school kids), walked past spilled food/water multiple times and I guess…read moredogs are allowed? Now, I'm a dog lover but imo there is a time & place & it just didn't seem super sanitary to me. Definitely NOT service dogs btw. Kids love it, but I'll probably try to push them toward Altitude or something similar rather than here. Kids *could* also technically walk out by themselves, while other venues have a locking gate. About as expensive as any other place. Great for older kids, I suppose, but for my younger ones I'd rather go someplace else

Going here honestly isn't worth it compared to other trampoline parks in this area. This place is…read moreextremely overpriced if you plan on going with multiple other people and the staff here are not any better. They're young (no problem with that) but impatient. If you do not already know what to do, most give you disappointed looks. Me and three other people were simply just trying to find a place to go and we would get told there wasn't enough space while they'd let people in even bigger groups go before us. It seemed like a group of their friends had come over later in the night and the employees allowed them to repeatedly break rules all while simply just walking around and leaving another person to do the work themselves (creating bigger lines and groups of people in the way). When we were finally off a ride, they closed off the entrance but let other people inside. If we created any problems, nobody communicated that with us which is very sad because even us younger people recognized the unfair treatment and correct way to approach it. We didn't talk loudly like other people in front of us who were older and yelling to each other, we didn't do things unsafely, and we didn't bother the employees from the start. We stopped jumping for a few seconds when we got in and an employee already came, told us to leave, and then bumped into me as I went back around?? If I had such expectations on others then I'd expect the employees to live by them as well and not treat others differently simply by the way that they look. Paid over $130 . There was just about one employee who was kind enough to explain or listen to others compared to the rest. I know going to every place isn't always going to be the best, but I expected better.

Everytime I take my children to play here they get sick from something or another. Machines should…read morebe wiped down along with equipment.

I really love taking my boys to Badger Sports Park. The only…read moreproblem is we cant go very often because you need a small loan to spend any length of time there. Today with the help of a Groupon, the kids were able to do more than they are normally allowed to do. They bowled, had a few turns on the laser maze and jumped in the inflatables. The laser maze and bowling get zero complaints from me. However, The inflatables gets 1 star- the inflatables themselves are great, but... The absolutely ridiculous turf, they stupidly put down in a children's play area.... I cant even! There are these black pellets all over the place "for your comfort and safety" Let me tell you my child's bloody murder screams from the pellet in his eye, that refused to come out, and the over 15 minutes he spent crying in pain on the bathroom floor, to his now probably scratched cornea... safety and comfort are not exactly the words that crossed my mind. There were a lot of swear words that did, however. This definitely ruined my son's fun. I really do not understand the point of this material being added. It is definitely not safe. I will not be back (for the inflatables) for this reason specifically. I would also recommend parents go to other inflatable entertainment facilities we have in the area. Everything here is pretty costly. As a parent I cant afford to bring my kids here often. But they do have fun when they go. I also feel like I just gave them a gambling addiction from the crane games. That's where is starts, folks.... JUST ONE MORE TIME...I ALMOST HAD IT.....

I loved it -- seriously, I can't even explain how much fun I had! If I had the chance to go again,…read moreI wouldn't even hesitate. I've been there twice in my life so far, and both times were just amazing. Each visit felt a little different, but in the best possible way. This time -- the time I went today -- was extra special. I finally decided to try the adult one. At first, I was a little nervous, not knowing exactly what to expect, but the second it started, that all disappeared. It was fast. Like, really fast. The kind of fast that makes your heart race and your stomach drop -- in the best way. And I loved every second of it. As soon as it ended, all I could think was: "I HAVE THE NEED FOR SPEED!!!" I could've gone on it ten more times and still wanted more. The adrenaline rush, the wind in my face, the way everything blurred around me -- it was like being in a movie or a video game. Now, I just keep thinking about when I can go back again. Maybe next week? Maybe tomorrow? Honestly, I'd go again right now if I could.

My friends and I came here for a fun time. The employee with black curly was catching an attitude…read moreover having to help us when we got caught on the Walls, and They never told us how to work the carts since it was some of our first times. We payed for two rounds but our first was cut short and we were kicked off of the racetrack for not knowing how to use our carts. FURTHERMORE we weren't the only people on the track, There was 3 full grown men not part of our group that were complaining the whole time when somebody in our group crashed. After we were kicked out they were given free races afterwards. Don't come here if you're a woman they hate us. (Shoutout to the curly haired ginger guy with a mustache that calls everyone honey. He was the only kind employee.)

Absolute gem of Wisconsin. Prices unbeatable…read more Rides are classic fun. Staff great. Safe. In a day where every amusement event (including fairs) bleeds you dry from entry fees, fast passes, food, drink and souvenirs...this place is gives you hope that this city still cares about the word "Family" in entertainment. .25 cents a ticket...no individual ride over 6 tickets (think there is 4 maybe out of all the rides). Parents aren't unhappy shelling out wads of cash so the vibe is good. No second looks at people wondering "where'd they come from"...or "let's go over here guys". We go several times a summer just to ride a couple rides and pop out to finish the days errands. So if you want to see why everyone is moving up above Manitowoc...spend a couple hours here. Place is great!

It's a good park, but it has seen better days…read more The park is under-staffed. Each day, a handful of rides are not in operation because the parks department failed to recruit staff. For example, the park has opened a new train this year, but that means the old train line is not running. The new train line is far less scenic, but because it's new they staff it. Parking is generally free, but the park has recently designated prime-parking spaces near the pavilion building as paid parking spaces. To use the paid-parking spaces, they want you to download an app. Consequently, these prime parking spaces are left empty through the day, except for the one car I saw parked illegally there which received a ticket. The park is clean and the staff is usually nice. Tickets for rides are inexpensive, and concessions are inexpensive. Expect prices for tickets to increase in the near future. Also expect the number of tickets required per ride to increase. This amusement park has had a good run, but the parks department management is doing all they can to kill the park.

The course was overall hard. It was fairly short and we finished quickly…read more Save your money or go to the outdoor course across the street.

Didn't enjoy the black lights with bright neon colors. Courses didn't have a lot of variety and…read moreweren't easy for younger kids. Was $10 per person, and they closed the golf and arcade 3hrs before the closing time listed online.