This is a really cool place. My nephew had his bday party here today. I don't do laser tag so I was…read moreable to watch them on closed circuit tv in the party room. They had some really cool war paint to do your face or whatever it glows under the black lights. Pretty cool! The staff was extremely friendly. Pizza wasn't bad. Everyone had a lot of fun. They all said it's a good work out so be prepared.

We came to Arena 51 to celebrate... my husbands 30th Birthday. Yep, you heard that right. It was a…read morenostalgia thing for him and his buddies, so we gathered about 24 adults and took over 2 games one afternoon. We couldn't reserve a spot because of parties, but we really didn't have that long to wait. There are plenty of games to occupy you. Next time I need a kids party venue, I'll look into this- the prices are super affordable. The staff was awesome. Seriously, so helpful and friendly and organized. They run the place easily. The 'course' or whatever you call it was really cool. Lots of ramps and hiding spaces and plenty of room for 30 ish people at a time. Very safe and easy to understand and a ton of fun. My main concerns going in- *Can the harness accommodate larger adults? YES! Several of our guests are plus sized and they had no problem strapping the vest on. * can my 5 yr old niece play? YES! She was too small for a vest, but they gave her a gun and kid had a blast! (See what I did there?) Highly recommended. Great times

Tourist attraction…read more This is one of those places that you have to do once just to see it. It's $30 for adults for a 3 attraction pass. You get to pick your adventure. We chose the cave, butterfly house, and mini golf. The great thing about the pass is you don't have to do it all in the same day. You can come back in finish another. The first attraction we visited is the cave. Even though you have a pass you have to exchange it for a ticketed time to go into the cave. They lead tours often so you usually done have to wait long. This is located inside the gift shop. The cave was fun to see on a historical point but the cave itself has not been well preserved. I agree with many other reviews that depending on your guide it can make the experience okay or awesome. Ours was just okay. The butterfly house was our next pick. It is a greenhouse like structure and was filled with hundreds of butterflies. A cool experience if you have never done anything like it before. We cam back the following day to do mini golf. It is open later than the other attractions so you can come back in the evening when it's not busy and enjoy yourself. I loved how each hole had a fact about the war on the water. There is also a free car museum, food stand, and bathrooms available.

Genuinely such a disappointment for a vacation. The cave is def not 5 stories below the ground, the…read moremaze sucks, everything is over priced. I guess if you love mediocrity then THIS IS THE PLACE FOR YOU. Just a boring day that got me sore legs and my wallets 10x lighter now for no reason. Not even 1/5 stars. More like 0.2/10 stars

We don't get to spend for fun often so I surprised my 13 and 14 year old with a couple of days at…read moreKalahari. They were super excited but you can only ride so many water slides for so long so we were thankful to be able to take a break in the Big Game Room. Keep in mind this is designed for kids so some of the things are cheesy but it's for fun. Since I was splurging I got the Safari Family package which included tokens, tickets, escape rooms and activities. The game room is full of various types of games from little kid games, to VR games, to ticket games. My daughter and I really enjoyed the VR pods while my son went for the ticket games. We were there during the day on a weekday so it wasn't crowded at all. The first activity we did was the mirror maze and it's not huge but they enjoyed it as part of the whole experience. We also did the 7D Theater and that was probably the most favorite activity. You strap into moving chairs and go on a ride to shoot zombies etc. next we headed over to laser tag and shot each other bunch. The same lady got us set up for each activity and was very nice. Finally we headed over to the Escape room which was very basic and small but was very fun. We were able to escape but used a lot of hints.

Each game takes a minimum of 6 credits with most averaging 8-10. Each credit is equivalent to .25,…read moreso most games costing $2-$2.50 is absurd. The claw machines were rigged to only grab effectively 1 out of 20 times, and the claw machines all had different sized prizes but all cost 8 credits! Why is it costing me the same amount of credits to win a tiny plastic toy or a giant Pokémon? Makes no sense. I hate arcades these days, they're all money grabs with impossible games and crap prizes.

Worker at CP Shop was very rude when I asked her where a certain shirt was. Other than that great…read moreexperience.

Time to update my review from 2 years ago. I ended up going here 6 times this go around 2 half…read moredays and 4 full days as this is my favorite amusement park I have visited as there is no place on earth. The only downside is I wish they had more peanuts theming and the peanuts show. They do the meet and greet which is great. We did ended up staying at the Cedar Point Express Hotel which is 5 minutes drive away. I wish they did have a path way for guests to walk, but that would be difficult the way the roads are setup. We arrive usually an hour before the park opens at 8am. There is a perk for Prestige and Gold Pass holders that you can get into the park 1 hour early. Parking lot is open 24/7 as we tend to head to the park early at around 8am to wait in line. Then at 8:40am, security comes in and opens up the line and then proceed to wait at the gate. Prestige holders pass line is on the way right side. Sometimes they have only 1 operator and sometimes 2. At 8:55am they usually let people in and during the national anthem. I wish they would let people in after as I want to stop and salute the flag, but that means I can not get into line quickly. The rides they have opened early were 1. Millennium Force (This one was closed on 3 of my visits) this is one of my favorite rides 2. Top Thrill 2 3. Gatekeeper 4. Siren's Curse I usually headed towards Siren's Curse first as that is usually a walk on and they have lockers to use for free and then head to Top Thrill 2 and then the hour is up. I did not ride Top Thrill 2 last time. For Top Thrill 2, you need to get a locker as you can not have anything in your pockets. They have an app you can use and the only thing is you have to remember the locker number and after waiting in line you might forget. Waiting in line for Top Thrill 2 can be boring as you see the same commercials and pick which car wins or find the trophy. I wish they had cartoons like they have at Six Flags. Top Thrill 2 the ride does break down quite a bit. Usually the downtime is 30 minutes to an hour. I waited 2 hours one time to ride. Here is my advice ride this during the early time as fast lane riders can not ride. They tend to do one for fast lane to let people ride and another train for regular queue. Besides the 2 rides, the park has not changed much over the 2 years. The food is the same, but I do like they have more soda fountains. Steel Vengeance line tends to be much shorter now. I remember waiting 90 minutes to do a ride, but now I only wait 30 minutes and I was able to ride this ride multiple times during the day and made a lot of fun. Once I got off the ride, I just went back in line without retrieving my items and was able to do this for an hour. Maverick tends to have a very long line and I only waited in the queue one time. But expect to have 90 minutes. The park only has 1 water ride and that is Thunder Canyon which is in the back of the park and will get you soaked. I ended up riding this 4 to 5 times per visit as the wait time were only 10 minutes. You can go bare footed if you want. They go rid of the other water ride. Hopefully in the future Cedar Point can get another water ride. Food wise I still like going to the Farm house near Maverick and the Beach Pavilion in were Wicked Twister used to be. The fast lane did work for us. The only challenge is the ability to use it on Top Thrill 2 as you need to get a locker. I wonder if you can use it. My wife said the watch might work or get a paper printer of the QR code of the pass might work. I will probably try it next time. If I have to change the park, this is what I would do. Get rid of the kiddy kingdom in front of the park as I believe it is doing nothing much. I see the place is not busy and really dead. Looks like a bunch of carnival rides. Redo the bathrooms near the arcade, they are old and outdated. Have another water ride and have more shade within especially with Siren's Curse. I never waited in the regular queue, but Overall, I had an enjoyable experience here. and still my favorite theme park.

This is the best place to play laser tag in town. You can compete with only your people or you can…read morechoose to go in with others groups. The flexibility really changes the game. Its hard to have a good time if your group isn't well matched with other players. The staff are really nice. There is plenty of seating and arcade games while you hang out in the common area.

Amazing! Went for a birthday party and beat all the other kids. But I haven't tried the food so i…read moredon't know about that. Overall I recommend, I hugely like this place

My second time to Whirly Ball and it's totally amazing. Loads of fun and laughter for our family…read more Drinks and snacks, bowling, laser tag, and QBoX. We've been 2 yrs in a row when visiting my daughter in Cleveland. You will want to experience, then you'll keep wanting to come and bring your friends. Amazing owner and staff as well

Have been here a couple times and have an amazing time every time! It's such a fun time, even if…read moreyou don't really know what you're doing! Perfect for a family outing or a corporate event or team building