A horrifyingly delightful fever dream machine run by feral cats and the souls of lost children…read moreliving inside the plaster statues. This place is a treat for anyone with the right type of autism and a sense of humor. Like a shroom trip but a little more humid. Had a blast. Would go again.

Improve customer service on evening shift. We come here every year and every year the day people…read moreare awesome and this younger girl at night is awful, very very rude. We came 7/7/2026 checked out with the day lady who was super nice. We purchased 5 tickets at $14 each. Then we purchased 6 T-Shirts for $20 each. Upon returning our clubs we inquired on purchasing a beverage and the girl was extremely rude to us, so much so that I didn't buy a beverage even though it was over 95 degrees.

Had our son's 8th birthday party here and it was big hit with all the kids (and parents!) The staff…read morewas super friendly and Tara, the party hostess, was amazing! She kept the kids busy and made every activity a blast! They did every activity except Bazooka ball because it can be a bit much for young ones. As a note, one of our party kids has sensory issues and we were worried he might find some of the activities too stimulating. We were so wrong! He had a blast and really got into everything! Tara made sure he was comfortable at all times and made sure to check with him that he was good to go before starting anything. We have never seen that level of supervision for special needs kids at any party we've attended. The party room was decorated nicely with tablecloths and balloons. We had to provide food, drinks, cake etc. The Vault was fun and the kids had fun trying to be each other's times. The mirror maze is incredible and just challenging enough without being impossible. Laser tag resulted a bunch a tired and sweaty kids. The surprise hit was axe throwing (foam axes!). They just couldn't get enough! Overall, we can't recommend this place enough! We'll definitely be going back especially with the locals discount!

So fun!! Couldn't stop laughing. You get to do different challenges. The stuff was sweet and…read moreexplained everything.

Cool little joint to visit and just watch the races, or drive the carts. The carts seem to go…read morepretty fast and the tracks are clean. The staff seems attentive, but quiet. The prices are pretty up there for a race that lasts 6 minutes, but people average between 12 and 16 laps in one race due to the speed of the carts. They also have Ax Throwing as well, and even a little bar area but the bar and eating area was closed. This building seems it's lacking something, but I can't put my finger on it. It seems rather spacious and I feel would do well with some brighter lighting or color. It's rather dull inside, but I can see it's potential. I hope they spruce it up over time. The girl up front seemed really nice and was able to answer any questions we had. She went over all the rules and stipulations and was very knowledgeable.

This place is super fun! The man running the check in was very polite and professional, and helped…read moreguide us through the process. We bought a couple of races and they worked us in between groups. It was awesome because our group of 4 was able to race just us. The carts are fast enough for a good time, just don't expect some type of extra fast experience. I think they go a little to in on the F1 stuff. The "F1 style wheel" is nothing like an F1 wheel there are no gears or shifting". These are just faster go-carts than what you would find at the other tourist traps on the beach. Go hear if the goal is to have just a carting experience. It will be worth your time and money.

Ian was on time, full of energy and so wonderful with our kids. The sand castle was a total hit…read morewith everyone. I highly recommend this activity especially for kids at least 4 probably 5 years old is better. We all loved it.

Ask for Ian!! Very engaging, kids loved it and he wasn't worried about the clock at all.read more

My kids had an amazing time here. It has several different play sets so you can choose which one to…read morelet your children play on. There's one for toddlers, one for little kids, and another that was so big that I played on it. We will definitely go back. So glad I had a friend recommend this place to me!

decent park and playground with basketball and tennis courts......................................read more

Cute little park for the kids. Complete with a playground and separate splash pad. Free access, but…read morethe concession stand is a bit pricy. My four year old is wiped out between 1.5 and 2 hours of play here. We always have a blast.

This is the place to go for Pontoon rentals or Dolphin Tours! From the girls at the front desk who…read morebook the tours to the the guys who take you out on the boats, they are all extremely knowledgeable and helpful. We have come here a couple of times over the years and one thing that stays consistent is how friendly the staff is. This past trip we took out the Pontoon boats and didn't do the Dolphin Tour. They have upgraded and have new boats . . . they are AWESOME! We went out in the morning, which I always find to be the best time. There seems to be more marine life and the weather isn't so scorching in the morning. We hit up Shell Island before anyone else was out and there were stingrays and colorful fish swimming all around us. BRINGING A UNDERWATER CAMERA IS A MUST! You want to be able to take pictures of a the beautiful marine life but you especially want a camera incase you get to swim with a dolphin. If you are deciding between taking a Dolphin Tour or just taking out a Pontoon boat, their are a couple of things to consider. 1) With the Dolphin Tour you have a guide who will take you out to find dolphins. The guide captains the boat so you are able to kick back and relax a little more. Also, the guide is normally a local so if you are new to vacationing in Panama City they can usually tell you all the fun things to check out and great places to eat. 2) If you are comfortable driving the boat and Dolphins are less of a priority, then just rent the boat. I have rented pontoon boats every year with my family, for over 15 years, and 9/10 times we see dolphins on our own, but it is not a guarantee without a guide. When you rent a boat one of the guys will give you a map and help you outline your day. There are a couple of places you should hit up if you have kids; Shell Island and the place where you can find Sand Dollars. Pontooning has become a tradition on our summer vacation and this has become our place to go.

Captain Stan was great. We had lots of opportunities to interact with the wild dolphins. Stopped in…read morea cove so the kids could see the aquatic life neat the break waters.

The Rage Cage is a fairly new business in Panama City. The concept is interesting - you get a set…read moreamount of time in a "rage room". They also have axe throwing (also a great stress reliever). Upon entering, we were greeted by Keydon - he was an absolute rock star, to be honest! He was kind, helpful, and energetic - perfect for this business. To start, we did axe throwing. Keydon gave us great instruction on throwing (basic vs. advanced technique). We did that for an hour. It was fun, but man - I'd say about 90% of our throws didn't stick. The wood was hard and knotty, and the axe was dull. We had some good throws that I felt should have stuck. Anyway, it was still entertaining. Also - you pay per person and share the hour. During that hour, we all threw less than we would have had paid the same amount for our own hour... It would make more sense to just charge that out by the hour - the more people that participate, the less they'll throw... so why charge per person? Hm. Then, on to the rage room. They provide you with about 20 breakable items each to destroy - things like glasses, plates, etc. Prior to entering the room, you are dressed in safety clothing (thick jumpsuit, gloves, and a paintball helmet/mask. There are some rules (no hitting at each other, etc). Inside the room, you have music to smash by (just tell Alexa what you want to hear!). I believe you can have up to four people in the room, but two seemed to be ideal (one is fine, but with two, you can be creative). It's a great way to let out some rage! Also, there's the accumulating pile of broken items you can wail on. In all, I'd say this is a good business. It can be better. Like I said - just charge axe throwing by the hour (or by the half hour, if one hour feels like a lot for two people). And maybe soften the wood (I heard some places wet the wood to help soften it). For the rage room, they should broadcast the activity on the many monitors out in the waiting area. Keydon was kind enough to let us watch on the register's monitor... Give this business time to grow and develop. They're onto something, and it can be a raging good time! And keep Keydon - he's the best!