We have visited the Arcade inside Treasure Island in the past and we were shocked when we turned…read morethe corner on our first visit this year to see the space completely transformed. The old dark, dreary, arcade is now a bright, colorful, and friendly place. The prize selection far surpasses the old arcade and the kids are now excited when we head up to spend our tickets. The staff we encountered were friendly and engaging and the kids are already asking when we can go back!

This is one of my favorite public courses in the Twin Cities. While it is a hike to Cottage Grove,…read moreit is one of those rare public courses where there are mature trees, top-notch greens, decent layout with views of the river, nice homes, woodlands, and water. While not overly long, shot placement makes a big difference. Plus, I holed in from 110 yards on lucky #13!!!! Also - play moves along - we've played twice and have gotten in under 4 hours and under 4.5 hours.

Great course, above and beyond expectations for conditions of a public course, reasonable price…read more Friendly staff as well

We were so excited that this is included in your stay at Treasure Island. You can purchase passes…read moreas well if you are not staying on property, but since we were, it was a nice bonus. We went and experienced the Lagoon on the 3rd of July which is when TI was doing their fireworks and the hotel was completely sold out, so it was certainly busy with everyone decked out in their red, white and blue. We changed in our room as we had read there is no locker room and the lockers are paid lockers (confirmed that). My husband was excited about the swim up bar so we headed to the adults only section which is really amazing when there are a lot of kids. To get into the lagoon as a hotel guest, we needed our IDs so they could match us to our room and give us our wristbands. After you go sign waivers on ipads right around the corner. This got a little congested as there was a mix of technology users and all the Ipads were on a table and everyone stood at the table. They had free towels to use which was really appreciated, they are not big by any means but towels provided is fantastic. We dropped our coverups and shoes in a corner in the adult section which is what most people appeared to do. We spent the majority of the time in the swim up bar. The water was very comfortable. They had a assortment of canned drinks and 2 cocktails that were on draft (strawberry margs and blue razz lemonade). No mixed drinks or anything else. There was only 1 bartender working plus a bar back and she was getting worked for sure. When we were closing out 2 others were coming in. They only take cards and you can not charge to your room which seemed to create a lot of confusion since I think a lot of people wanted to charge to their rooms. We wanted to go the lazy river and there were enough tubes, however with the volume of kids in the river, we opted to just stay in the swim up bar for this trip. They had a pool you could splash around in, adult only hot tubs, lazy river, splash area for the littles and water slides, so really there is something for everyone.

What a great way to spend cloudy and rainy days. The kids had hours of fun switching between the…read morelazy river, the shallower little pool near the water slide, fountain spraying water and an overhead sprinkler/water bucket drop thing, and the smaller pool seating area near the bigger pool for water volleyball. There's an outside hot tub and adults only section too. Ample towels and good amount of free seating along the walls. Cabanas available for rent if you wanted. They also sell some boxed snacks, which were on the pricier side for what it was (gummies, nerds and animal crackers), canned alcohol (no shots) and drinks. Great way to kill some time, just don't look too closely at the color of the water if you took photos and were in the area with kids because it's real green.

4 People, $100, 18 Holes + Cart and 4 Burger Baskets!…read more This was a great deal, luckily someone in our group saved this coupon from The Local Shopper or some other local newspaper. I would give the special 4 stars all in it's own, but this is more of a combination with the golf course. We were here for a busy Saturday morning tee time, the course was moving pretty well though and we were not in a hurry so no complaints there. One thing that was unusual was a 6-some of women playing about 2-3 groups in front of us. Every where on the course you could hear the cackle of these ladies laughing and the pointless shrieks that would randomly fill the air. When we made the turn and said everything was going well except this loud group of 6, the club house didn't seem too worried about it. The front nine is definitely easier than the back, seems like it might have been around first then the back 9 was added later. The front is shorter, there are more mature trees and the greens are pretty flat, definitely some Birdie opportunities. Nothing really too special about it to tell the truth. The back 9 a little different, longer holes, more sloping hills and blind approaches which is a nice change compared to the front. If you didn't shoot well on the front then you will probably do worse on the back. Nothing fancy here, just a small town course with some decent specials.

Just played today. It was glorious. Great golf special going on if you tee off before noon. $25 for…read more18 with a cart! Course is in fabulous shape And the workers were super friendly.

I was surprised to see such bad reviews, as we had a great time on this course! We called ahead,…read moregot a tee time, and had great interactions with staff! No wait for a cart or to tee off at 4:03pm on a Friday! The course was well maintained, no waiting on holes, and not rushed by people catching up! Cart girl came around a few times during our 9 holes! I'd absolutely come back!

Man what happened to this course? My son and I played here tonight with a start time of 6:45. He…read morehas youth in course but we decided to ride so we could finish 9. The first scock was a evening 9 with YOC costing 65 dollars. We played because it's important for his development... but to get stopped at 8 o'clock being told the 7th hole was our last was the nail in the coffin. We were playing with no one ahead of us and less then 10 minutes a hole. I'm extremely disappointed and will be spreading the word in my community about this. Misguided management and goals or maybe just teen age staff making sure they close up early. I overpaid for 9 and got 7, with 45 minutes of sun left. Garbage!

Checked this place out finally. There is a machine that takes cash (gives you a token back I guess)…read moreor you can swipe a credit card and for $5 you get a 2/3 full bucket of golf balls. I went around 2pm and there were 2 others there. My only recommendation would be to post the credit card instructions as once you swipe your card the machine asks you if you want a small or large bucket but hitting "complete" didn't seem to make it select the choice. Could be "operator error" on my part but you never know.

In the state of hockey, there are ice rinks and there are classic, can't miss ice arenas. The…read moreHastings Civic Arena is a special place. HCA is a can't miss. Built in 1974, the City of Hastings owns and operates this two sheet facility. With the classic wood beams barrel roof design, it is one of the great, nostalgic rinks of the state. You will find similar classics in New Hope, Burnsville, and not many other locations like this one. In 1997, the city built a second (concrete rectangle) rink and expanded the lobby, concession, and locker room facilities. Both rinks are regulation NHL sized. The East Rink (Original), has a capacity of 1,000 and the West Rink can seat 200. This facility is among the prize jewels of Hastings. Along with Todd Field at McNamara Stadium, the high school stadium along Vermillion Street, the classic downtown, and memories of the old Spiral Bridge.

Great hockey arena with two official sized rinks for a great hockey community. If you're on the…read morewest rink you may want to get here early as there isn't a bunch of seating. Most open skates are on the west rink. The east rink is a great hockey rink. 1970s domed wood ceiling with a lot more seating offered. Raiders play their home games on this rink. One of my favorite rinks, and I've been to a lot! My only wish would be to have the city extend the entry all the way out to the arch. Have fun and enjoy some snakes from concessions during games.

Awesome! Best value around! Friendly staff! Ken in the pro shop Billy in the kitchen and Joey D at…read morethe bar. The perfect trifecta on a Saturday morning! Love Digger

Ken is the literal worst. I made a mistake and thought I made a tee time for Sunday when it was for…read moreSaturday. I called Saturday afternoon to request to push the tee time back for the next day and he absolutely tore me a new one saying I was 6 hours late for my tee time and he wasn't able to book 2 golfers earlier that morning. mind you, it was raining that morning so I have a very hard time believing he had to turn away 2 people for a 7:45 tee time in mid Sept. I apologized multiple times and he would not accept any of them. I used to golf here all the time & throughly enjoyed it, but Ken has deterred us from ever golfing here again. Shouldn't be an issue anyways, my online account is now locked from making any tee times because of a simple mixup.