Came with a group. They took me aside for 2 laps for "driving too fast around corners" and spinning…read moreout. Absolute power tripping. Literally said "uhh do you want to tell me why you were doing that" Dude it's go carts. The whole point is to go fast around corners. I span out once, who cares. Wasted my time, wasn't with my group anymore. Never going here again.

Took my son out for a couple rounds on a Friday morning, he had a blast. Check in was a breeze and…read morethe employee helping us was so kind, it was our first visit (in many years) and he made us feel welcomed. We will definitely be back! Thanks PGP!

When we first moved to Washington, we were in a house in Auburn that was probably 5 miles from this…read morevenue. I was outside working in the yard one weekend when I heard this thunderous noise. It kept repeating itself and I asked one of the neighbors what was going on. He just laughed and said oh that's NHRA nationals going on over at Pacific Raceways. After that, I had to go see it. As luck would have it I worked for a local staffing business that worked with the raceway. We were responsible for flagging on motocross days and cleanup at the venue during big events like the NHRA nationals. The internal staff was great to work with. These folks work tirelessly to make sure that the people who came to these events got their moneys worth. The track was well maintained, and there was quite adequate parking for everyone that showed up. What was great to see was between races. The NHRA teams would be tearing down an engine and rebuilding it in less than an hour. You could stand there a few feet from the crew as they were working on it and see it up close and personal. Even if you're not erasing enthusiast, this is a great time for the entire family. I highly recommend it.

GET A RECEPTIONIST WHO CARES ABOUT CARS. Called for more information before making a drive out. The…read moresole receptionist/ticket tender clearly doesn't care, is blatantly rude, and always in a rush which sucks at a spectator and a business standpoint. Watched contently through the gates though, roaring and American. Imagine working at McDonalds and the person taking your order knew nothing about the menu and could only tend cash. That is what you can expect from their current representatives

CASH ONLY!!! CASH ONLY!!! CASH ONLY!!!…read more THIS PLACE IS DANGEROUS!!!! Don't Come If: 1. You have Vertigo 2. From California 3. Balance Impaired 4. A Bubble Wrap Kid ....and that is why I HIGHLY recommend it!!!!!!! Mike and Terry's Outdoor Fun Park breaks the mold in mini golf. I have been to MANY mini golf places in the Western United States. So far this is the most imaginative! There are two mini golf courses: Water and Obstacle. Water is exactly that the name says. You have to putt your ball through water obstacles. The Obstacle Course you have to putt your ball through moving objects. Including a giant turntable!!! The turntable was awesome!!!! The hole and tee is on a giant rotating turntable. You have to negotiate the course while the course is spinning. Balance is everything. So is getting dizzy and falling down. Not to mention getting sick. I WANNA FO IT AGAIN!!!! You will be seeing me soon again!!!!! BTW.... Most of the bad reviews are over 10 years old. Things changed and should be disregarded.

We have fun every time we go! Nice folks. Batting cages and go karts are great! Highly recommend…read moreMike and Terry's.

The staff here have absolutely no concern for safety…read more Before our race, there were zero safety instructions provided. Staff did not check helmets were on properly, did not check seatbelts, and gave no briefing on kart operation, track rules, or what to do in the event of an incident or any flags. They just told us to put on a helmet and gave us our kart assignment. That is literally it. If you read the rules posted, they state that there is a zero-tolerance policy for contact, yet during our race multiple drivers were repeatedly crashing into others. I was hit extremely hard by the same driver three separate times. I saw the same thing happening to other drivers. At no point did staff intervene or give any warnings. The employee working was actually on his phone throughout the race instead of watching what was happening on the track. This is extremely dangerous and makes it clear that K1 Tukwila does not care about safety. Go-karting obviously involves some risk, but you should be able to expect basic safety procedures, active supervision, and enforcement of the facility's own rules. Unfortunately, none of these happened. I would not recommend anyone visit this location and would not be surprised if someone got seriously injured due to the lack of concern by the staff here.

You can't control your ride. Staff control speed and brakes suddenly while you racing.read more

Our boys had a wonderful time K-1. Jaime and Grace were so helpful to us- fitting my two boys into…read morethe schedule and gave them great instructions before their first go cart experience. I highly recommend this place for some fun!

We've been here a few times now and it's always fun. Came for a few rides and my partner's free…read morebirthday ride was part of the shenanigans. Both Jamie and Moe took good care of us. Added her free ride with the group before us and let us ride alone (party of 2) and also sped us up on a couple runs, but I always have trouble with all the curves. Super fun though. Recommend!

If you've always wanted to try skydiving, but have a thing about jumping out of a perfectly good…read moreairplane at 5000 feet.,This is a great option. When you arrive, you check in and sign some waivers. You get suited up in a jumpsuit and they take you through some basics of what to expect. There are several instructors with you and they will take one at a time and make sure that you are able to get left and have a great experience. While you're waiting, you can observe and hear the instructions so you know what to expect. I would recommend this for anyone who is looking for the thrill of skydiving and also for group events.

First, 5 stars for the staff. Everyone was super friendly and Tyler was a great instructor! From…read morefront desk to fan operator they have an exceptional team of people that make you feel comfortable, and getting set up did feel pretty seamless. I noticed in the group before mine they were very gentle when flying the young kids which was good to see. A helpful thing to know: 1 flight = 1 minute. They can slice and dice, so if you have 3 flights, you and your friend could each get a 1.5 minute flight. I just wish the sales model didn't feel so gimmicky. First, all the sticker prices are marked up. After you fly, they'll offer you 50% off the 4, 6, and 10 flight packages to get you to come back. Pass on it? You've broken the cycle and you're back to paying full price. Or you've escaped the matrix--frame it as you please. Next, they're going to offer you a $25 "high flight" before each turn. It's cool. The instructor takes you up high in the tube. It doesn't seem to cost them anything extra though--it just eats into your precious 1 minute of flying and takes away from time you'd otherwise use to improve your flying skills. Finally, they'll hit you with the media purchases. They'll snap about 4 photos ($4 each) and a video ($8). This means they spend a bit of your flying time placing you in frame to ensure they have media to sell you. Between my squinting eyes from the camera flashes and the high winds on my face, I looked wasted in all photos lol. So, if you max out the add-ons, you're looking at an additional $49 on top of whatever your 1 minute flight cost. Just for fun, if you made $49/minute full-time, you'd rake in $6 million a year (pre-tax, of course)! And you probably wouldn't think twice about buying the photo package for the lols. At the end, the instructor goes in the tube for a demo flight full of elaborate tricks. Honestly, that was one of the coolest parts. So, it's a neat thing--do it once! I did indulge in the 50% off deal to share the experience with my gf, but I probably won't seek it out much beyond that. In this economy, I can respect their hustle if it's the only thing keeping the lights on.

I honestly can't recommend this place enough. I was completely blown away…read more From the moment we walked in, the level of professionalism and cleanliness stood out, especially for a kids' arcade and activity center. Everything felt well run and thoughtfully managed. One thing that really impressed me as a parent was the staff member monitoring the entrance and exit. He was incredibly attentive. He recognized us, noticed our child, and was clearly keeping track of who was coming and going. Of course, you should always watch your own kids, but having someone that alert adds a huge layer of peace of mind. We used a Groupon, and if you have ever used one, you know it can sometimes be a hassle, but not here. The process was seamless. A staff member radioed ahead for us, and by the time we got to the snack counter, they already knew what to do. No waiting, no confusion. We were set up immediately and on our way. That level of coordination was impressive. Every game we tried was working perfectly, including VR games, which is rare in most arcades. Even smaller details, like all the basketballs being available at the Papa Shot machines, did not go unnoticed. The kids' drop ride was a huge hit with my daughter, and the claw machines, which guarantee a prize, were a fun bonus, especially as a way to end the visit on a high note. The prize center was also well balanced, with reasonable ticket costs and fun options. They had some great games too, like rhythm games and classics, that made it enjoyable for both kids and adults. The real surprise was the food. We ordered pizza expecting typical arcade food, but it exceeded expectations by a mile. It was soft, fresh, and genuinely delicious, easily better than what you would find at places like Chuck E. Cheese. The entire dining area was spotless, which is almost unheard of in venues like this. Tables were clean. Floors were clean. Everything felt cared for. The service continued to impress throughout. Our food came out quickly, and when we finished, the staff handled all the cleanup. We actually went out of our way to find cash just to leave a tip because the service deserved it. We originally came for the full experience, including batting cages, laser tag, go karts, and mini golf, but honestly, even before doing any of that, I can confidently say this place is incredibly well run. Based on everything we experienced, I have no doubt the rest will be just as great. If you are a parent looking for a fun, safe, and well managed place for your kids that you will actually enjoy too, this is it.

Be careful going to Family Fun Center. I used to really like this place, and hosted several…read morebirthday parties here. Over the years the technology they use doesn't seem to be keeping up, where things will glitch causing lots of time and effort to get the tickets earned reflected on your card. Luckily we took a picture of the ticket rings that were won at the claw machine prior to adding them onto the card, but even after that, it was still a big hassle where management seemed suspicious that we were trying to dupe them out of tickets that were earned properly. What was surprising is that they didn't even bring the staff member over that scanned the ticket rings initially to confirm she had added the tickets. After adjusting the tickets, my card account was still active on the board, so I went back and checked to make sure it was closed out properly to avoid any further ticket issues. I asked the original staff member if she remembers adding my tickets, and she said she did but we should be good now as this was a system glitch. I accepted the explanation and took that as issue closure. Later when we went to pick prizes, another "lead" employee approached me (wish I would've taken her name), and immediately accused me of being rude and aggressive towards the staff member that added my original tickets. As a lead, I would have expected her to ask me if there was any issues with the employee, instead of outright accusing the customer. I asked her to clarify what was taken as rude or threatening, as I never raised my voice or said anything out of line even though this issue took some time to resolve. She wouldn't give me any specifics but just warned me to not be rude. Instead of getting into any further back and forth with her, I decided to just pick a few prizes and leave. I found it very unprofessional for the lead to approach me in that manner, while the Manager Tabitha didn't step in, even being close by. If something was said that was perceived as rude, let's bring everyone together and hash it out. I can guarantee *God as my witness* that I never said anything offensive, threatening, or rude to any of the staff members. All I did was provide details and proof that there was a system glitch and the tickets that had previously been added were not on the card. At no point did I ever blame or fault anyone at FFC for this issue. Rich Yee, if you'd like to discuss this matter with me directly please reach out.

Have you guys ever tried sim racing?…read more We recently visited Gripwerx Simulation Racing, which was our first time checking out a racing simulation center. Gripwerx is conveniently located on the second floor of Redmond Town Center, and features a setup of racing simulators for an immersive experience. I've only seen a racing rig at PAX, so it was cool to see the number of setups for Formula and GT simulation. You pay for each 15-minute segment ($20 each) with a special buy three, get one session free deal. They also have all day passes available for purchase, which is great as a weekend activity. Gripwerx takes drop-in visitors but I also recommend booking a session online to guarantee a spot. Knowing that it's a simulation, you probably wouldn't think there's a physical aspect to it, but after an hour of immersive driving, my husband said that it did take some focus. With a variety of car models and courses available in their inventory, including local tracks like Pacific Raceways, Gripwerx was a fun experience and he'll definitely be going back for more!

Haven't been to their store yet, but my husband spoke with Calvin since we've been interested in…read morebuilding our own setup at home. Calvin was very friendly, easy to talk to and gave great recommendations. I see all 5 stars for in person experiences at their store too so I'm definitely booking a trip up there soon to support their business.

We left our quad there for over three months. Poor communication, and our quad was never repaired.read more

Nice enough, Mechanic. You really treated me right on the first time. I took my boys quad there…read more After a carburetor upgrade, it failed within the first week. He explained to me over the phone how to check it out, so I did. After talking to him a second time he said, bring it in and I'll warranty it, which I did also had him do one other repair and replace the fuel filter. When I went to go pick it up apparently a fuel filter and a brake handle cost more than $207. He caught a bad attitude and said "what do you expect me to work for free. Pretty horrible turn of events after being treated so well the first time. In short, just make sure you get a quote instead of a handshake deal. Their Shop rate is $150 an hour.