Once we walked in, we were given instructions and allowed to choose our pieces to paint from the…read morewall of assortments - the bottom of each piece tells you the price so there's no surprises. Once we were given our selected paints, we painted to our heart's content. Pretty standard experience but the off putting part came after we left, we got no notification about our pieces being ready for pick up (glazed and dried) until we followed up (even had to call multiple times) after almost a month later. In my opinion, these kind of experience-based services should prioritize offering sublime customer service but this missed the mark for us. It doesn't make a lot of sense to take down our information just for us to have to actively follow up to get confirmation to pick up products we already paid for. I hope this was just a one off experience.

A cute, fun and relaxing activity to do in Katy! There is a $10 entry fee for adults or $8 entry…read morefee for children. You choose your pottery piece and each piece is priced differently. The ranges I saw were $10-50 for a variety of ceramics. The space is clean and staff was great! They constantly were checking up on my table to make sure we had enough materials and if everything was okay. Loved my experience here!

We had such a thrill! I'm not one for horror, but I chose Room 172 anyway. There was only one…read morejumpscare, though. The rest was just aesthetic, instead of truly horrifying. We needed 4 hints, because it was not a piece of cake to walk through. I know myself well enough to know I needed all 4 hints. That said, we were amazed at how well we were able to figure out some of the other clues that we did. In the end, we decided this location is really good to return and try the other options, inckuding an alternate reality online one.

We played Room 172 and the day we went their cameras were down so we had to knock on the door and…read moreget someone to come give us a clue for part of the game. The room was pretty basic and not that exciting. We've played about 30 games around town. I do like that they give a discount to teachers, first responders, nurses and military. We will probably give them another try with another room and hope for more excitement.

I love Andretti's! It's at least an annual thing for me and despite the several years it's been…read moreopen, the facilities and equipment all seem to be in great condition and working order. In addition to the super fun go kart racing track, there are plenty of arcade games, some of which are VR, laser tag, and even great food! Think of it as a brighter and better maintained Dave and Busters. It can be a bit pricey but worth the cost in my opinion. Parking is ample so no issues there, and it's in the heart of Katy Asia Town so tons of good food options either walking distance or just a short drive away. The staff were pretty knowledgeable and nice too. Go check it out! It's actually a pretty good date option too. I've been on several there and the wife loves it every time.

The good: The karts were in great shape and was the track, the directions were clear and the no…read moretolerance for bumping is appreciated. Lots of arcade game options, almost everything in working order and clean. The kids enjoyed themselves which was the goal. The bad: The mini track was LAME, for a kid that's never driven before it would be adequate, but our 5 year old drives well (he has a kart of his own at home) he easily could have handled the beginner track and kart. The arcade was over priced for a weekday, and there were no attendants to be found for help with game malfunctions or to get prizes. If we ever make it back to Texas we might make a return visit.

We did the Kill and had a good time. It is pretty spooky in there. Especially with certain effects…read more I personally screamed twice in the hour I was in there. It was fun and the puzzles were pretty creative. Made it out in the final seconds too.

Fun place had a great time each time we have went. Would recommend to anyone. We have been twice so…read morefar and will be going back to try another room.

We had such a wonderful time at Smith Ranch for the Fourth of July Jamboree! It was…read morefamily-friendly, fun, well organized, and full of great memories. The atmosphere was welcoming, the ranch was beautiful, and it was the perfect place to celebrate with the community. Highly recommend visiting Smith Ranch for events!

I've been here several times for different events, and it's always been a great experience. The…read morevenue is absolutely beautiful, and the owners are wonderful to work with. Whether you're planning a wedding, party, or any special event, I can't recommend Smith Ranch enough. It's a gorgeous place that helps make any occasion feel special!

Growing up, I never got into the Nintendo Wii, but Immersive Gamebox felt like what I imagine Wii +…read moreescape room vibes would be. It was surprisingly fun. Some parts of the game were a little confusing, but that's what made it better. You have to rely on team strategy, communication, and logic to get through each round. Otherwise, you're not making it far. For a Sunday, it wasn't crowded at all. The check-in process was very straightforward. Our game started about 30 minutes late because we were waiting for someone in our party, but the host was super gracious and still gave us the full time since no one was scheduled after us. I was confused at first why drinks were even offered, but by round three it got warm, and I absolutely saw the need to hydrate. I loved that they had a tripod so you could record your own footage, and the boomerang they take of your group at the end was a nice touch. One tech hiccup though happened when some of the headbands weren't picking up my friends' movements. The host explained afterwards that it was likely because of their hair. Something to keep in mind for my big hair girlies... Definitely more fun than I expected. Would go back for a date, group hang, or team-building session. Good for all ages.

Cool experience because it is what you make it. First time here so it was all new. The host was…read moresick or tired so instead of listening to his instructions, I was more concerned with not touching anything he did. The Floor is Lava game was ok but Squid Games was really fun. Probably one and done with this.

I wish I had gotten the manage's name but he was kind to us as we went there to celebrate my boys…read morebirthday. Our waitress was also nice and kind. We enjoyed our time as a family at Main Event.

bowling lane continuously glitched and they could not give us more time and did not offer another…read moreoption to compensate us. Several of the games glitched and didn't give tickets. most of the staff had poor attitudes. Won't be back.

Still one of the best places for pizza in my opinion. Also, I love the salad bar here. It's not the…read morefanciest, but it sure does taste great, and I love all the topping options. Sunflower seeds and croutons are a plus! Chuck E. Cheese has changed a lot over the years; customers are in charge of most of the service. You pick up your food and plates at the counter. Pepper and parmesan are available over the counter, and napkins are available there too. The employees don't serve you like they used to. Also, if you didn't know or have been living under a rock, no more tokens or tickets! Everything is tracked on a play card. To eat, we ordered a large pepperoni pizza, unicorn churros, lemon pepper wings, and cheesy bread. Pizza is delicious as always, can't go wrong with a classic pepperoni. Came out hot and fresh! The cheese was burning my tongue The lemon pepper wings were good! I think they taste better than wings covered in sauce. The skin was crispier like this, and surprisingly, there weren't too many fatty pieces on this plate. The unicorn churros were cute. Each churro is covered in a different colored sugar. Each color is flavored differently. I believe the flavors are cherry, blue raspberry, and green apple. The taste was not bad, fun for kids Food is good, but remember it's Chuck E. Cheese, so it's EXPENSIVE!

My family and I were avid fans of Chuck E. Cheese at other locations. Until today here at the Katy…read moreone. We came for a school fundraiser and got the unlimited play for 60 minutes. In the past, we've used this card between three people and it's ample play. There is usually a 10-15 second wait time. This time, between three kids, the wait time wouldn't work even after a minute of waiting. This wasted around 10 minutes of our play time of the 60 minutes just trying to get it to work. I went up to the front desk, where there was one attendant. She was friendly but slow and it seemed like another ten minutes until it was my turn. I told her my problem and asked her for another card because this one was obviously not working. She told me I should switch to 60 points because that's the equivalent of one hour. I asked for a replacement card but she just told me to switch for 60 points. Fine, whatever will get it to work. Our kids are antsy. She disappeared for another 10-15 minutes, and I waited while there was no attendant in the front to a long line. Eventually she got the manager to help her who then started explaining things to me as if it was user error. Then he told me I had 50 points. I told him I thought it was 60 points. No, he said, because there was 10 minutes used on the 60 minute card. At that point, I was so over the wait and the obvious lack of efficiency and actual problem solving from the staff and three antsy kids that had been waiting to play that I just accepted it. 50 points should last 50 minutes right? The three kids used up the points in around 30 minutes, not 60. I saw within 5 minutes, another mother struggling with her play card with timed unlimited play and asked me how to resolve it. This was obviously a systemic issue, as I saw the attendants then testing cards later. They did not address that we had essentially been gypped of playing time. I wanted to purchase more playing time and pizza when we first arrived, because we were so excited, but after seeing the lack of timeliness and care to even provide a meaningful time, I didn't want to bother. And why charge $2 for wristbands for the playing cards? The place is spacious and clean and otherwise seems okay. This was definitely not the standard of other Chuck E. Cheese's we've been to and not worth the hassle.