My husband and I had a great experience at Boundless! The locking harness system is easy to figure…read moreout and secure. The forest scenery was gorgeous, which really added to the experience. I loved all the courses, and we look forward to coming back and trying the more challenging ones!

Came here a few years ago for a birthday party that my daughter was invited to. Kept coming back…read morebecause it's always such a good time. In fact, it has become my happy place. I am in my late 40s and not athletic at all, but still, I can tackle the yellow, green, and even blue levels. Haven't tried the black level (the most difficult), but my 13yo completed it today! If you're wondering if it's dangerous: you cannot fall, due to the ingenious design of the clips that attach you to the cables. Once you realize you can't fall, you get real brave. It's just you and the obstacle courses in the beautiful woods. I find it both challenging and relaxing. Great exercise too.

Wonderful time and experience! Dan and Trisha were wonderful guides and made the experience fun and…read moresafe!

They have this open year round! Well worth the price! You get to purchase all the pictures from the…read moreday for $26! This is definitely a must do when in Lake Geneva. We didn't do the high ropes as I thought I booked both but it was fine one active took 2 hrs so that was enough and we got our work out! It was quite warm out! Next time we are going to try the high ropes and going to stay 3 days. You will definitely not be disappointed! We will be back!

They made it challenging and fun with laughs along the way! We had so much fun and enjoyed…read moreinteracting. It brought everyone closer together.

Great experience!! This is a great way to push your work family to a new level of close ess!read more

My 30th birthday was a way for me to help my fear of heights and propel me into a new adventurous…read moredecade. I've never zip-lined and I feel this was the perfect activity for me to combine them both. It was a BLAST! We did the longer version and it was the perfect length of time. The tutorial made you feel confident, and the safety measures made you feel secure. My fiancé and I went at 10:30, so it wasn't super packed. I noticed when we left people were coming in and it did look like the wait at each station would have been a longer. Will return!

This was such a great obstacle course and zip line. The young people helping out were so kind and…read moreefficient. You could not ask for a better group in this scenario. The participants were more mindful of the staff because they were closer in age. Restored my faith in the younger generation

Vibe - weird. It's in a basement and smells like it…read more We had a work function here and the communication wasn't the best with our Bars and Rec reps as we found out as we arrived that they would have food out then we'd do a demo and start golfing. The spread was laughable for the price paid. The pizza was probably the best value. What sucks the most is that they take everything away after an hour and a half, even the "safe to leave out" things like pretzels. You can't leave food out that we paid for, especially if it's not a health concern? Maybe provide boxes so people could take things home? Wasteful and disappointing. The pizza and garlic bread got the best reviews. Cheese and veggie tray were what you'd expect. The staff behind the bar were friendly and quick to help, but I wasn't a fan of the demo provider. Spoke quietly and was upset that the group couldn't hear him though it was pretty full in the event space with another party who was already underway. The idea was unique enough but you'll need extra time to set up the courses. Overall, not impressed with this venue. Recommend any other Bars and Rec instead.

What a fun experience!! We did our team holiday outing here and all had a blast! I am a hater of…read moremini-golf, but this has blown my mind, and now I'm obsessed (I will only come here from now on for mini-golf). We had a reservation, and it was only our group and the staff, which was nice and private for us to go wild. We split into teams and had 30 minutes to build our course. I will say ours was the best. After that, we all took turns trying out each other's courses. It was so much fun, and I would definitely recommend it for a team/office outing or just a party with some friends/family.

Wow! This was quite the event. It was my first time and I most certainly had a blast. I will be…read moreattending these events every year from here on out. The most important thing about it is that it isn't a race but more of a spiritual journey (to me at least). I was able to tap into my inner being and push into the unknown. There were so many motivating people there especially the person who hypes you up before starting the run. The obstacles were amazing and definitely hard. The run itself was challenging but worth all the sweat I produced LOL. Parking was super easy and not congested (luckily). Finding the place was a bit confusing as the address provided takes you to the other side of the airport so you will want to make sure you check the signs and get there a bit earlier for your race (maybe get there an hour early to ensure no hiccups in finding the place. You will get very very dirty hence the name of the event. You will be challenged and pushed to the edge but it is worth it. The other mudders are there to help fallen folks and folks that require help getting over obstacles - I felt like there was a huge sense of community throughout the whole thing. All in all, I had an amazing time and the end of the race was the electric obstacle. I got shocked right in my butt and it took me down so be careful in making your decision LOL. Enjoy the ride and go for it :)

My group and I came on a Monday afternoon to complete the Military Espionage room. I was already a…read morelittle off put by the lobby area because it felt more like an office than an escape room. The room we went into had some cool gadgets and gears but lacked a lot of props and decor. I took off a couple of stars because our room was not set up properly prior to our start. We spent most of our time on one puzzle and we were still able to finish but had to use many hints. When we walked out, we asked the game master about this particular puzzle and he realized that it had not been set up so we would have never been able to get our next clue. Had this room been properly set up, we should have gotten out with almost 30 minutes to spare. It's only $20 per person which is cheaper than most escape rooms. However, I felt that the puzzles were more simple than my past experiences. If you've never done an escape room, give this place a try! But if you consider yourself a veteran, maybe pass on this place.

We had a blast! The Manager came out and talked to us afterwards and she was super engaging. Would…read morehighly recommend to small and large groups! It was a difficult room but they gave us fun clues. Can't wait to go back.

The Badass Dash 5K Obstacle Race is pretty new to the Chicago area. Last year was the first year…read moreand they held it in Rosemont. This year, they have two races. I completed the one at the Sears Center in Hoffman Estates. They are doing another one in August in Rosemont again too. Usually, these types of races are held pretty far from the city in rural, farm areas. I couldn't picture what this would be like in the burbs, but they did a really good job. The obstacles were really unique -there was no mud, but plenty of water oriented ones! Most of it was done either in or around the Sears Center (running up and down the stadium stairs were killer!) However, I was really pleasantly surprised by how pretty the prairie path was around this area too. It was the perfect combination of urban and "farm like" environments. The obstacles were pretty cool and many were unique to this race. My favorite was the end -climbing up the rope ladder and then sliding down into a pool. I would do this again next year -it was really fun and challenging! My advice, though; do not buy the spectator VIP package. I did and it wasn't really worth the money -this part was a bit disorganized and my parents didn't get any more "VIP" of a view than anyone else. Have your spectators sneak around and get a great view from the Sears Center lot.

Did the Sears Center 7k last weekend. It was ok. I'm more used to the farm field type runs and…read morefound it a little disappointing to be running back and forth and back and forth in a parking lot for much of the run. That being said, it was still a good time and the obstacles were fun. The finish line area in particular was very very unorganized. The spectators were not separated from the runners in any way and there were many instances where the spectators were in the path of the course. The timing of the race was also odd. We signed up for the 9am heat, and they released the 9am heat in small batches at a time in 5 minute intervals so we were at the starting line for about 30-40 minutes after 9am waiting for our turn to go. They should have had a 9am heat, a 9:05, a 9:10, and so on. Then when we finished we checked the time of day, but had to wait a good 45minutes or so to find out what our race time was. We didn't know what time we finally started the race, so we couldn't figure out how long it took us to run it until they posted the times. All in all it was a good time, but I'll probably choose a different race to run next time.