I really loved going to Paige's Crossing when I was in high school and when I'm back in town the…read morearcade is still a fun way to entertain myself for a few hours. Putt Putt and the driving range is also a big part of why I go to Paige's Crossing. I haven't been back in a few years, but the slick track was really fun too. If I didn't have anything to do in town and had a few bucks to spend, I'd definitely go to Paige's Crossing.

we remembered how our kids loved it, so took our grandkids…read moreand was surprised to see they have not kept it up. the cars are dirty and need a paint job bad. the staff was great , except for the dark haired young man in the go carts... when someone stalled, he stops all cars-I understand- then finally starts up to bring us in... never added a time for the stall. so twice we were brought in after 1-2 turns of the track! the others all added time for the delay. He never smiled - if he doesn't like his job, there are plenty others he can go to!! we had to brush off the putting greens before we could use each one, the leaves were so heavy on them..... but the girls were great help with the batting cages and arcade!

Went to escapades with the grandkids. It has changed a lot (for the better) since my kids were…read morelittle. The kids had a great time, food was amazing and the staff is super friendly.

I have been bringing my special needs child here for about a decade, minus Covid closures, and have…read morealways had an amazing time. That being said, you do need to watch young children because Escapades is not a babysitting service. You can think you are the best parent ever and then find your older child in the baby area or climbing on the outside of the equipment anyway, just because someone else's child had the idea and yours thought hey, why not? There is always risk of injury at any playground and the staff at Escapades are extremely busy checking kids in, making food, and taking care of the arcade in addition to cleaning up the messes so many people leave behind. Watch your own children.

Combat Ops is amazing! I wish it was closer to Indianapolis, so we could visit more often. Alas, it…read morewill have to be our special place that we go to when we're up in Fort Wayne. My two young children had a blast. We probably could have stayed here for hours, but we only dropped by for an hour and a half. But we packed a lot in during that time. Combat Ops has a huge laser tag arena, an area to have Nerf battles, a laser maze, miniature golf, miniature bowling, outdoor axe throwing, an arcade, and an eatery area with local beer. It's basically the perfect place to bring your kids and relax while they play (or join in the fun -- whatever you want to do). I would say that most of the games and entertainment is geared toward older kids and teens (and adults). For instance, my younger child wasn't able to do the laser tag because the guns were a bit heavy for his little arms. But that was pretty much the only thing, other than axe throwing, that he couldn't do. Younger kids would love the miniature bowling, because the balls are small and can fit in a little hand. The miniature golf was also a favorite because what little kid doesn't like putt-putt golf?! My personal favorite was the Nerf arena. We booked a half hour, and they make you watch a safety video, then tell you the rules, and then have you put on safety glasses and let you pick out a Nerf weapon. There is always someone walking around to make sure everyone is playing safely. As a mom who worries about everything, I appreciated all of the extra steps Combat Ops takes to make sure everyone is safe! They aren't obtrusive about it -- just insistent, which I like. The person monitoring our session suggested some games that we could play, which made the experience even more fun. We had a great time playing capture the flag and freeze tag with our Nerf guns. Another favorite of ours was the laser maze. You step into a foggy room, and try to get from one side to the other without tripping the lasers. I think we did the laser maze at least six times! It was a lot of fun. My kids didn't want to leave this place when it was time to go, and they're already talking about how they want to come back for their birthday. Combat Ops really is a super fun place for families, and my family can't wait to go back.

So I really didn't know what to expect. We got this card in an adventure, checklist box and we want…read moreto get out of Indianapolis so we went to Fort Wayne and we're very pleasantly surprised. The ax throwing was a more difficult than I expected and be a lot more fun than I expected. We played some arcade games after and had a very enjoyable afternoon. I think our host name was Dwayne or Dwight or something like that, but he was fantastic.

Such a fun place to take the wonderful girls I nanny for, I come from having SkyZone and this kicks…read moreits butt. The staff makes sure that everyone is being safe and no risks or accidents can even begin to happen which I really appreciate while being trusted with someone else's children. Highly recommend

Below average facility. Hand in your pocket from moment you…read moreenter. The location is in a business park.

This place is so fun !! Shay and River are so kind and very helpful if I could I would give their…read moreperformance a 10/5

Came in running a little late for a birthday. Last kids were being walked in as we arrived…read more Employee told us he could not restart the game which had been going on for 30 seconds because they were behind. He said we could use other amenities for party including the games. He set us up with a card. My son went to use it and it had no balance. I asked why and he said the balance won't load until laser tag ended. I asked how long and he said 20+ mins. So instead of making an 8 year olds day so he could play laser tag with his friends, you give us a card where we need to wait 20+ mins before it has any value. Thanks for nothing.

This was my first time coming here and I had a 3 year old w me. We got there right when it opened…read moreso parking for us was not a problem. The staff is mostly teenagers but they were all attentive the entire time. You do have to purchase their socks but you can bring them back. It is about $20 for 2 hours of play. I am not sure how they enforce the time. However my 3 year old was ready to leave bc she was tired. I am not sure how clean the place is bc there is a ball pit and foam pit but it seemed clean. Adults can go in the first floor and the toddler area was great. The big slides were a hit but she was not into climbing any higher than to the slides. As it got closer to noon it was as busy and there were some kids that had no manners and did not listen to the staff. Can't blame that in the place but it did seem like a lot of people just let their kids loose in there and don't checkup in them. We will be back for sure.

This was my first time here and I really expected better.. I've taken the kids to The Center in…read moreDanville before and enjoyed it so much more. The girl at the front checked the kids in and was very friendly. I found the prices to be higher than expected and paid a little over $37 for two kids to play... Upon entering the play area, There is a sweaty gym smell in the air and the floors were filthy! Two areas of play. One is for toddlers, though I saw bigger kids in that area so I'm guessing it's not enforced well. Then a second area for older kids with trampolines. I don't think I'll be returning for the price that was paid...

I Like the bar, One of the lanes we had (last or next to…read morelast) had a serious problem with being level.. The kids were using the ball ramp and the ball would reach the near the end of the alley when it would veer right to left a good 8 inches.. was quite something to see.. Other than that, it was clean and the noise was pretty typical for any bowling alley.. Got scrooged on our time when the lane went down for about 10 minutes and they did not credit that time back to us..

The reviews about how terrible a business this place is right on point…read more First, I went here for my birthday with my 8 year old son. I didn't know you have to pay for EVERYTHING! Not one single game was free. I thought they were going to charge me just to walk. Secondly, this place is extremely racist toward Black and Brown people because most of the workers are young white people. They are unfriendly, unhappy, and unwelcoming. It is not a warm environment. That was my first and last experience and trip there.

This is a hidden gem at Purdue. It is a nice cute bowling place with many lanes under the Purdue…read morememorial union building. I really like the ambiance at night, when they turn on the neon lights and turn off the regular day lights. Prices aren't that bad at all too, compared to when I went bowling in California in my hometown. The workers there are nice, mostly college students. I didn't try any of the food there so I can't speak for that but overall a great place to have fun!

The fact that the name of Purdue's student-run bowling alley is itself a 'double-meaning' is a good…read moresign. Wait, what? The Memorial Union's "Rack and Roll" is a play on the phrase 'rock & roll' (which they have playing through speakers), as well as describing exactly what you can do there: shoot billiards ('rack' the pool balls) and go bowling ('roll' the.....well, duh). So the name is (perhaps unintentionally) clever, big deal. But is it still worthy of a 5-star rating? Absolutely. Their pool tables are either in good or great condition, depending on which one you choose, but the lighting is perfectly appropriate for the nature of the sport. The arcade games are excellent as well--they have 2 pinballs, 'Family Guy' and 'Iron Man' (both newer Stern tables in fine shape), in addition to a Guitar Hero Arcade version, high-definition Terminator shoot-em-up, and several others. The bowling area is just as well-maintained, as I've never experienced an issue with balls getting stuck in the gutter, needing a pin reset, etc. The animations that are displayed after a throw (e.g. spare, strike, 7-10 split) are cute, sometimes funny even, and I'm fairly certain that they're student-made on behalf of the college of computery-people. I recall the price to bowl being very reasonable, and often times students can do so for free during special events. I loved coming here as a student to roll (just NOT on Shomer Shabbos), and I'm looking forward to many happy returns as an Alumni. The Union's Rack and Roll is a terrific place to relax in between classes or decompress after a 2-hour differential equations final. "Well, that's like, your opinion, man."

They have lots to do so everyone in your family can do their favorite activity!…read more We had a group of 4 adults and started with putt putt. It is upstairs so those unable to climb stairs may not be able to participate. It was 9 holes of black light ,dark, dinosaur themed fun. You can tell that it's a little outdated as there were lots of pieces broke and the air was one of them, so hot!! We then went into the bar for some drinks to cool down and a couple appetizers. Pretzel bites with nacho cheese and fried pickles. Both were good. The pretzel bites were so greasy that the cheese kept sliding off though. In the area they have axe throwing and table top connect four. Then we bowled. $50/hour/lane. That was a lot of fun! There are robots who bring your food to your lanes - all while jamming to the beach boys surfing USA - which was neat and terrifying at the same time, ha! They have an arcade but we didn't try that out. Plenty of parking and restrooms. Would recommend!

I went to an axe throwing social event there and had an amazing, fun time. Loads of things to do…read morethere. Awesome setup. A few free table games. Many games I have not seen at other arcades. Too many crane games which are always at full price. Tried playing a few games but am still learning how to play and win. My go-to is now the Wizard of Oz because I can play for a long time on the bonus game (4 pays). Arcade card costs $1. I filled my card with $20 plus a $5 bonus. Wednesday is half price arcade games, which is the only deal I believe they offer. Lots of exchange options but what would I find useful. We needed help operating the card exchange machines. I wish they offered more deals or coupons.

it was great and perfect everyone was so nice and there was great deals it is perfect for cleccters…read morelike me.

Sold me a completely defective psp game & I will be unable to return since I live over an hour…read moreaway. Clearly wasn't tested as the disc is destroyed, no amount of cleaning can get these deep stains and scratches out. PSP won't read game at all. Perfect waste of $20, Thanks. Update: Owner is also now insinuating that I'm a liar for a game that I left with from their store today. Owner is blaming it being "old" as the reason it's damaged, which doesn't excuse anything. Shouldn't have been sold in that condition period.