I brought my youth team from Oregon. The price is fair and staff were great. The loved the roller…read morecoaster

Thank you for reading this Cliff's Amusement Park review. Although this is one of the smallest…read moreamusement parks I've been to around the world, I still enjoyed my time. Cliff's has about 25 rides, carnival or State Fair-like games and there's also a waterpark.  Food is available by using a preloaded Funcard that is available for purchase online or at the main gates.  NO CASH IS ACCEPTED!   ***NOTE:***  Thank you Cliff's for honoring all military.  Active Duty personnel and Veterans get a FREE Single Day Ticket. Just prove that you've served or currently serving by showing your CAC, DoD or ID Card at one of the main entrance booths. Save time by purchasing your entry ticket online at:   https://www.cliffsamusementpark.com/buy-tickets/ Arrive as early as possible for the line that almost goes to Osuna.  The line does quickly move.  Going to Cliff's as an adult kid takes on a whole new meaning.  The rides were amazing but does rattle your bones or make you a tad bit nauseous.  Start off with the Rocky Mountain Rapids or water rides because you'll want your clothes to be dry before crawling back to your vehicle. The Seadragon was the ride that took me out. I tried going on as many rides possible that my body and stomach would allow.  Cliff's is opened Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend.  Have a great time with the kids, or, you can be a big kid too. Enjoy and use sunscreen!

I still think about my experience with this establishment frequently. It lingers in the back of my…read moremind as if it had happened merely days ago. On June 24th 2020, I took my Grandbaby Bruce Delias to Urban Hair Trampoline Park and wow, this was an experience: There is a zipline that transports children and citizens alike, so naturally, being a curious (but wild) grammy, I wanted to take my Baby on it! I strapped up and rode all the way around this establishment. I was flying... I was really flying... I could hear the zipline mechanism creaking under my weight (i was 305 pounds due to my excessive Twinkies diet. It snapped, it really snapped- and I fell face first with Bruce Strapped to me, causing irreversible damage to his pretty featurs. When I stood up, you could probably imagine what happened. He didn't scream, he didnt cry, HOW?! He just.. stared.. at me. Looking at his deformed face, all I was thinking was "Jeez, I need to get this thing of me." So i placed him down and told him I would purchase a soft serve cone as long as he followed the policy of telling his Mama. So I did, I bought his Ice Cream but his face was too far gone to consume. Unfortunately, he still is like this today, but the service was AMAZING! We got a free piece of pizza due to the accident! I love how the ambulance or cops didn't get involved because they would not have liked my twisted past.. (Which I will get into in another reviewer) Cheers to Urban Air! We have been there every year since this incident, and let's just say the family loves it! Mama still don't know! Bruce can't even tell her if he wanted to!!

First time at Urban Air in ABQ. We came for a bday party and it was in a party room upstairs. They…read moreonly have stairs and no elevators, so it was inconvenient when I brought a stroller. Check-in was easy, but it took the attendant awhile to get our socks and wristbands. We had to wait over an hour after the party time for pizza. The room was only reserved for 2 hrs. For $100/hr, that's unacceptable. But it was a Saturday afternoon, and the place was packed. The place is run by all teenagers and really young people. At least, the food tasted pretty good. They had pepperoni pizza, that had a good crust, buffalo bone-in wings, which were really tasty and hot, but didn't come with celery or carrots, with ranch dressing, and 9 Icees. The ambiance is very dark and very loud. The whole place is overstimulating. There are kids flying above you on a zip line, trampolines and rock climbing in the back, ball pits, and jungle gym areas in the corner. They have so much to do, but some areas cost extra like the skydiving tube, zipline, and rock climbing. This place is definitely best for kids above 8 years old. My kids are under 6 and mostly enjoyed the ball pit and jungle gym. I wouldn't consider this place very safe bc it's so crowded and dark. It's hard to find your kids. Thankfully, I dressed mine in the same green Minecraft t-shirts. They glow like they're under a black light. Also, with kids and adults running around, we get bumped very easily. Side note: They don't allow outside food unless it's a cake. The party room price didn't include food and drinks! They paid about $700 for 20-30 ppl in the room.

It was fun. The prices were reasonable, it was 50 dollars for 4 hours with 3 people. The arcades…read morewere clean. The ratio of arcade games and claw machines were 60:40 BUT the games were absolutely fun! The food we got was a star lollipop for 150 tickets. Which was okay.... and that one Halo game was the best so far!

My girlfriend and I went out for date night, and we had the best service from Quinn! They were the…read morebest bartender and helped immediately when we had issues with games. Round 1, give them a raise

We had my daughter's 9th Birthday party here and my daughter said it was the best birthday she's…read morehad so far! They got there and had their cake and pizza beforehand and then did the Escape Room: St. George and the Dragon. They were in there a long time so it wasn't super easy for them to solve. We got to watch them on a TV outside the room. Then they came out and had ice cream sundae's. They all seemed very tired too from all the brain work they did in solving the puzzle. We recommend!

Pops Soda Shop that is inside the venue is a great spot before or after a good escape. Wish this…read moreplace was here when we were kids

David was amazing! He was very friendly. The room was very…read moreclean. I will definitely come back

We had a horrible experience and feel like we wasted $300. Many times, precious minutes were lost…read moreas we asked for help, and had to wait for our guide finally notice and help provide clues. Equipment was also not functioning correctly without requiring a reset, which we could never have known without being told. We've done many escape rooms in the past, and never had issues like this. We will not be returning to this location.

The hubs and I have done three escape rooms here, and they have all gone very well. If you're…read morelooking for a challenge, do the Egyptian themed room! It's crazy hard though, so bring a solid team of at least 6 people! The puzzles have been inventive and interesting in every room. Can't wait for our next visit!

We finished with 3 seconds left. But a win is a win!! Felt good. The employees were friendly. The…read morereason I gave 4 stars is because it was unbearably hot. No moving air at all. It made it difficult to concentrate. Otherwise it was a really fun night of bonding with coworkers.

Our last stop on a 10 day climbing trip all over Texas, Az and Nm and this one was top three for…read moresure. About 55ft lead walls with great overhang and slab routes! Loved everything I climbed today and staff was super nice and very climbercore! Clean and welcoming facility and I liked the training/workout areas too

Best climbing gym I've been to in the US. Climbs are amazing and employees are so kindread more

Chuze has undergone a lot of renovations that now include a lift lab, side "yard", new machines,…read moreand infrared saunas. The staff is always welcoming, inclusive and celebratory of all cultures, and celebrations.

I've been going to this gym now for a couple of months since I have a second home in Albuquerque…read more It's much better than my club in Manhattan. They are well priced, and they offer a huge variety of classes... I have been going to yoga almost every day and I have found the instructors to be experienced and highly competent. I mostly run in the ABQ Bosque during the spring and fall, so I haven't really needed to use their treadmills much but I expect that will change in the winter. On the few occasions when I have needed to use them because it was cold, or I haven't had time to get down to the river, there have been plenty of machines and no wait times. This is obviously an operation that does well at scale. One of the best gyms I have used in my life.