Had an awesome experience flying with Indy Hot Air at Fiesta last week. Super fun flight. The…read morepilot and crew are the best around. Good times were had by all.

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our balloon ride. It was a calm day and pilot. Paul felly was…read moreso informative of everything that was going on and what we were seeing. I made a video for our grandkids to watch. Here's the link. Thank you so much! https://youtu.be/C0hTtbQBRSU

Amazing experience!!! Paul with Hoist the Colours was awesome! He is your go to guy for a hot air…read moreballoon tour. You wont regret it.

I don't recommend. They are very unfriendly and I paid for a full video but both my friends got…read moretheir full videos and when I asked the manager they got rude and said all the guarantee is the sky dive itself. Did not even try to offer a resolution.

I did my first jump (static) September 7th 2011, 4 days before the cowards attacked our country…read more Everything shut down. Had both knees and both hips fully replaced since then and always wished I could jump agsin, but free fall. Finally did it this past Sunday at 60 years old. Tyler was my partner. That was one of the most exciting things I've done in a long time. Can't praise skydive indianapolis at Frankfort enough. The place is well run , maintained and the staff are all a blast. Makes you feel young again! Can't wait to go again! Bob G.

My family (ages 15-55) all have a blast whenever we come to Edge! They have five different high…read moreropes/zipline courses that range in difficultly; yellow being the easiest, green is the intermediate, and blue is the most challenging. You clip into each course so you don't have to worry about falling which was awesome for those in my family that were a little more scared of heights. Definitely recommend bringing bug spray, but honestly once your up in the trees it's not super noticeable because you are having sooo much fun!!

I have done this experience twice. That should tell you something. The first time I did something…read morelike 10 laps. The second time I went for 30 laps. However many you buy, you will wish it was more. Get as many as you can afford. This is the most fun you can have with your clothes on. Makes a great gift. Positives? Good cars with more capability than you will be able to use. These are actual retired race cars, mostly late model short track cars. Great instructors and staff. Radio communications in your ear while on the track. Passing allowed. You can really hang it out. Even if you're driving, get the ride along first, so you know how fast the cars are capable of going. Otherwise you'll waste laps getting up to speed. Drawbacks? They are usually running behind schedule. The personal equipment, firesuits, helmets, etc. are well used. If you have your own that meet the specs, bring them. By the time they are done explaining the damage policy everyone is spooked about damaging the cars. Get the damage insurance (upsell) and go for it. They will temp you with lots of upsells; videos, photos, insurance, extra laps. Conclusion? I highly recommend this company. I've been involved in short track oval racing for 50 years, and this is as close as most people will ever get to actually racing. It had been 20 years since I had driven a race car, and I was instantly back in those days.

Long wait. A friend…read moreand I were on the schedule for ride alongs at 2:30 PM. We didn't leave until around 5 PM. I believe the paperwork mentioned that they may be off schedule a bit and to allow an hour or so. That wasn't the case here. After being there for a couple of hours, we were informed that there was a gas leak earlier in the day that affected something and that something else happened. Because of that, they had one car instead of two and they were way behind schedule. They also had to reschedule people from the previous day because of rain, so I'm sure that was a part of it. Anyway, they offered us an extra lap around the track for having to wait so long. The two guys who worked in the ride along area and the driver of the car were all very nice. The ride was exhilarating. The driver would mostly ride along the outside of the track, only moving in a bit on the turns. I was slightly terrified because we were so close to the wall, but it was a blast. It goes by really quickly. Would I do this again? Maybe on a better day when I don't mind standing outside for a while. It was a cold and windy day.

I just wanted to thank you for such a great day for my Grandson Joseph on his ride-along this past…read moreSaturday (April 13, 2013) at Lucas Oil Raceway in Indianapolis. I first contacted you early in the year and explained that Joe has significant special needs and asked if you could accommodate him to do the ride. Everyone there and at the track went out of their way to make this a day that this wonderful 9 year-old will never forget. The crew at the track went above and beyond to assure that his ride was fun while at the same time making sure that he would be safe. They never once lost patience or gave the impression that they were upset with the situation. In fact one of the staff said to my son-in-law, "don't worry, we will make this happen"....and they did. I hope that you will check out the pictures that we've posted on your Facebook page of Joe in his wheelchair with your driver and other pictures. I also want to commend the driver. He was great with Joe and so very nice to our family. I'm sure he felt extra pressure driving a child with Joe's issues. We can't thank you enough for what you did for Joe. This is a wonderful boy who spends a lot of time with doctors, in the hospital. This was such a special treat for him. I hope that someone there will let Rusty Wallace know that you are doing his name justice and that he can be very proud of the work done in his name. Again, thank you so very much for making ours and most importantly Joe's day. You are a very special group of people. All the Best, Paula French Indianapolis IN

I decided to take my sisters out on the trail for their birthdays. They are both Leos (their…read moreastrological sign) and enjoy adventurous activities. I've been aware of Koteewi Park and the many activities that they offer for several years and finally decided to give them a try. I arrived 15 minutes prior to our scheduled ride time and my sisters had already been there waiting for about 20 minutes or so. I'd booked this ride several weeks prior. When we went inside to check in, we waited several minutes before being greeted by a woman just coming back into the desk. She advised us that the previous group left late due to some uncooperative horses, and that we'd have to wait for them to return, approximately 35-40 minutes. We'd be riding those same horses and began praying that they'd be more cooperative with us. We entertained ourselves for the next 45 minutes and once the horses returned, we went inside for our safety briefing and instruction tutorial. We were shown how to hold the reigns (which was different from what I'd learned previously) and how to steer and bring the horses to a stop. Afterwards, we were taken out to mount up. We got mounted and adjusted and took a few practice loops around the corral before being taken onto the trail. I rode Happy, aka "The Goodest Boy!" I was told by the woman who checked us in that he was the horse she rides when she goes out on the trail. He doesn't like to lead but follows whether you want him to or not. If one horse stopped, he stopped. If I told him to stop (using the reigns of course), but the other horses were going...we went too. My middle sister rode Vanner, who I've donned "The Uncooperative Rebel". He stopped several times for snacks along the trail even when he knows he's not supposed to. Sis couldn't contain his wild, unfettered spirit. The youngest sister rode Willow aka "Priss Miss". I think she was a show horse at one point. She had a very proper and sophisticated gait and required braces for two of her ankles. Our guides, we had two for just the three of us, were very nice and kept us safe. We exchanged stories and shared laughs during our 1-hour trail ride. I chose the lake trail for the views and was a bit disappointed that there weren't many. We got a peek at the lake twice, briefly, but the wildflower fields of local flora and fauna created a truly magical setting. At one point, we were all surrounded by butterflies landing on us and the horses! It was fun, but it was hot. In the future, if we return during the Summer, it will either be for one of the morning or sunset trail rides.

Very well put together trail riding facility If you want a…read morenice time with your family this is definitely the place to go!

Great people! They work hard for the kids. A lot of activities for the kids to do. Equipment is…read morecleaned to keep everyone healthy. Planned activities for overnight camping is an awesome thing to provide. Great job. Keep up the good work!!

My family attended open climb night in February and had a blast! Camptown staff were super friendly…read moreand encouraging. The facility is clean and not overwhelmingly large. Lots of positive encouragement from staff while kids work hard to climb! My middle school-aged daughters and their friends have asked to go back. This would be a perfect place for a birthday party, youth group event or spring break outing!