This was a very fun experience! Whether it's part of date night activities, or just a great family…read moreouting with the kids, you will enjoy it. If you pair it with the Bigfoot VR experience next door, it's a complete win! The Wings ride shows you so much of the Seattle area scenery and jus enough movement on the ride to be fun and exciting, but not scary. Full disclosure, we did the wings ride back to back days. The $25 admission price is very worth it,

This is such a great attraction for all ages! It is a ride thru Washington State and gives you such…read moregreat views! The story behind it is cute and you are going to leave wanting to go back again. This is a must see when you are near the Ferris Wheel by Pike's Place.

Highly recommend! It was the perfect place for my son's birthday. I would definitely return…read morethere. We loved the arcade games and the fact that they used real money and they weren't expensive to play. It it easy to observe the games going on which is very entertaining. It took a bit for some of his friends to get the hang of driving but the staff member helped out. The kids were talking about it nonstop. They enjoyed the snacks sold there and teasing each other as they competed. I wish I would have thought to bring medals for the winning team! Lol! The joy it brought everyone made it worth every penny. They also do a wonderful job preparing for the game.

We had our company outing at Whirlyball. I didn't expect to like it but WOW! It was amazing and fun…read moreand I forgot about the world. The food was excellent. We had the BBQ buffet with the juiciest brisket I've every had. The smoked chicken was also excellent. Now about the staff. You can tell they really care about us and making sure we enjoyed ourselves. The customer service is outstanding and I can't wait to come back!

I can't believe we live so close and I'd never even heard of this place. We usually go to Elevated…read moreSportz or Flying Squirrel, so Sky Zone wasn't even on my radar. Another parent mentioned it during an Easter egg hunt, and I figured we'd check it out so my kids could compare before deciding where to have their birthday party. We came in this morning, filled out the waiver, and the staff walked us through the pricing and membership options. Then, out of nowhere, they told us not to worry about paying for today (thanks Claire) --just grab the grip socks. That honestly caught me off guard. You don't really see that kind of approach much anymore. It felt like they were confident enough in what they offer to just let the experience speak for itself. My kids had a great time and ended up choosing this as their birthday spot. So while they let us try it out for free today, they probably just locked in a party that'll cost me over $1k. Customer service was great all around. Only small downside--it was a little cold inside.

Very much mixed reviews here…read more Positive: First of all, the place is wildly and almost endlessly entertaining for children of all ages. There are times when my kids drag me here 4-5 times a week, and that's still not enough! The space is clean: very clean, and the staff does a fantastic job of maintaining the cleanliness throughout the day. As for said staff, although young (high school age mostly), they are all incredibly helpful and friendly. The price is unbeatable; it almost seems unfair to the franchisee. It can get pricey if you pay the daily rates, but you can't go wrong with a membership. Just two trips a month and you're ahead. That being said, we do always end up spending at least $50 every time between new socks (you can buy and reuse, however we forget to bring them 9, times out of 10). Then food, ice cream, arcade. But even with those, it's still a bargain. Neutral: The food is, sub-par. It's very limited (chicken tenders, nachos, pizza, pretzels, fries) and everything always tastes.....off. we've had everything multiple times, and it's consistent, so it wasn't a one off. Kind of tastes like they bake their fried foods. Which given the inexperience of the staff, understand. The food is fine for kids, but anyone with a palate over 17 should temper their expectations. There are signs everywhere saying no outside food or drinks, but we seem to be the only ones that respects it. Do with that information what you will. Challenges/opportunities: While the staff is super friendly and helpful, they don't seem to enforce any of the rules. Older kids are running over little kids everywhere, other parents set up shop like they own the place, a whole family even took over the balcony to set up their own private birthday party because they didn't want to pay the birthday party costs, which made it so I couldn't go up and watch my kids from there. I've seen fast food bags from every chain in western Washington in the building. My favorite is when people bring a cooler full of Tupperware filled with food from home. Then there's the other "guests": we spent a good 4 hours there the other day, and I don't think I heard English spoken by a single person, which is fine, but again, do with that information what you will. It's challenging sometimes, though, for my children and any of my children's friends we bring to play here to understand the play style of kids who might be brought up with a different set of values. While understanding and respecting other traditions of cultures is valuable, when they're there, I just want them to play and be kids. Then there's the chairs. Those f****ng massage chairs. They have 4 massage chairs you can pay to use, but other parents are constantly using them as lounge chairs while their kids play, which would be fine if they didn't let out the loudest, most obnoxious, smoke alarm- rivaling beep if you sit in them without paying for it. Not a day has gone by without some absolutely clueless guardian sitting there, either oblivious or ignorant to the fact that they're making everyone else borderline homicidal with that beeping. That beep can be heard from every corner of the building, and it's bad. Really, really bad. Maybe if the employees were empowered, or motivated to ask people not to sit in them without paying? Or better yet, they could put up a gentle sign asking people not to sit in them without using them for their intended use? Although we've already addressed how well the other signs work. Better yet, they put up a sign, as well as ammending all the other signs, translating them into multiple languages, starting with Spanish and Amharic.....

This place caters to groups very well. I came here for a work event , we had food , our own space…read moreand each of us got to race multiple times. The go karts are tricky to handle if it is your first time I wish they let you do a few laps before the race starts to get better adjusted. Overall everyone had a great time and they even hand out medals at the end if you are the fastest.

What a fun day!! No doubt a great way to celebrate a…read morebirthday, team building, or date! Go- karting is fun. They were quick electric karts . Easy for any driver. The experience was fun but unorganized. We had reservations that started late ~20 mins. Also as we're starting. They forgot to turn a few karts on.. slowing the process. Otherwise, very fun!

Always so fun got a season pass. I really should use it sometime. It's a classic waterpark and ride…read morebetter get there before it opens so you can get a spot to have a place to sit. Otherwise you'll have to camp on the floor. Also bring a car cause I do not type tap to pay for the lockers.

We did season passes the last two years, this year will be our last going there unless there is…read moremajor improvements. Everything is so dated, and they pick a few rides just to permanently close for the season... The other rides break down a lot. The wave pool closing every hour for fifteen minutes is disappointing, especially if you get there right before they close again. The food is abysmal bring a cooler with food to leave in your car for lunch. You cannot bring outside food or drink in.

Love this ride pop of airtime and some soaking I love this ride and sometimes the lift hill goes…read morefast

First time here and I am impressed! Prices are reasonable given the various activities that the…read morekids can enjoy here. From bouncy houses, to slides, to trampoline, and mini golf/arcade, there's a lot of stuff to keep your kiddos entertained. There are cubbies and couches for people to place stuff. It can get chaotic but if your kids are old enough, it feels like a good place for the kids to let out energy and for parents to not have to chase them around the whole time. Bring your own water bottles!

Came here with my 11 year old for a weekend birthday party. We'd come again if invited…read more Pros: -multiple bathrooms -a ton of different activities Cons: -overwhelmed staff -chaotic and extremely loud

Nice place with lots of fun for the kids. The worst part is we waited 45 minutes for 2 pretzels and…read moresome wings. When we asked about them the worker was very short and rude with us. She was rolling her eyes and people that ordered after us were getting there food way before us its just ridiculous. We will not be back for food after the way this young lady acted towards us. It was very unprofessional and rude

WOW it's like anytime we go and their power goes out and it's so dumb would not recommend ever I…read moremean unless you like buildings that get power outages every day and yeah apparently they give you a free reimbursement had to evacuate TWICE

Definitely the best coaster in the park! The day I went I was surprised that the line for it was…read morereally short compared to the Wild Thing steel coaster that is located up front. Probably because it is kind of hidden all the way back in the park. Wooden coasters are designed to be shaky and give that going off the rails feeling. It's sad that this one is a lot smoother than the steel one because those are supposed to be much smoother. Some tips. As with any coaster, the best seats are usually all the way in the back where you can feel the full G forces when you go down drops and sharp turns. For this ride, you are not allowed to ride it without shoes. No, there is no camera that takes your pic for you to purchase. There is a small shack at the exit that wasn't open so I assume that would of been it. There are no storage bins to put your loose articles in like glasses, hats, etc. You can just put on the ground next to the wall and pick it up as soon as you get off the ride. Minimum height requirement is 48 inches. Overall, The price of admission is not worth it for the whole park. Even if you chose to swim the water park part of it, I think it is still overpriced for most of the park is not maintained properly. Refer to my Wild Waves theme park review. I salute you Timber Hawk! You are the only great ride worth mentioning for the ride part of the park. Yelp 2015 Review #45 545 overall

TIMBERHAWK!! I've enjoyed this ride for over a decade now... it's definitely the best ride at Wild…read moreWaves! Nothing can beat the experience of a rickety wooden coaster... I recommend sitting in the very front to have the best experience! It may be small, but it's quite possibly the best Washington state has to offer! :P

Friendly and professional teen staff. Needs more challenging…read moreplay for the youth, great for young children, in the regular course.

They strapped me in and I was very excited to go. (I was on the extreme corse) I listened to the…read moredirections and I started climbing. Not only did they give me a harness to small, but when I was zip lining my thing got turned around and I bashed in the wood, they had to do a emergency exit from 60ft. I got my money back and they were nice but I do NOT recommend going on that corse.