Really fun place. Everyone in our party had fun. The brief instructions from staff were simple but…read moreimportant. Very fun. The place also has some snacks and even a few beers. Worth a try. I suggest signing up for an one hour slot to see if it's for you.

Great staff to show and teach you to throw. They will watch and make suggestions on how for you to…read moreimprove too. They even have little bottles of wine or cans of drinks to make things more interesting.

Place is awesome made a quick visit signed up for my free race for my bday the following day. I…read moreunfortunately couldn't spend my bday there as I wished was in and out of the hospital just to find out that I have high blood pressure ‍‍‍story of my life. Once I am strong enough again I will definitely be here. The customer service was genuine and helpful. it really seems legit and the vr team was really informative. To race and get vr at 68$ is definitely a steal. Will be back ASAP!!!

It's was cool!! Real life cars lol... well kinda!! It take some upper body strength but a for sure…read moregood time!! Long lap sessions it seems like forever before they stop it!! Clean bathrooms! Not cheap!

We've been to many of the escape games in the area and this one was, by far, the best. We did the…read moreElliott Ness room. The immersive history was fantastic! The puzzles were challenging but surmountable. Just don't forget your readers if you're in the over forty crowd! Plus it's local. Highly recommend giving them a try. One caveat. This isn't the high tech franchise escape variety. It's just a really great set of solid puzzles. If you want bells and whistles (and the price tag) go to escape room in Crocker Park. Just hope they don't pair you with someone who isn't fun.

Fun, fascinating and frustrating if you have been drinking, so Don't!…read moreThe Elliott Ness room is not for the weary... we had so many hints that if we didn't have them, we would Still be in there! Have a Blast!

Hosted birthday party of pint-size paintball for my 10 year old here. His entire class of 4th grade…read moreboys enjoyed the experience. My younger sons and nephews (aged 5-8) also had fun. Referees were super helpful and did a great job of looking out for the youngest. Felt safe but exciting for that age range.

Bring high tops or boots. You will get muddy. While some of the fields may seem similar. They offer…read moredifferent game type objectives to make things interesting. I was lucky enough to get a discounted season pass prior to season starting. I would suggest anyone who plans on playing several times that you get the season pass even at standard cost. They have plenty of ref's and they do a pretty good job of keeping games rotating quickly. They even have items for sale in the event you forgot something or you simply feel like buying paintball related stuff. I won't say it's a negative since it seems like it's what most parks are now doing, but be prepared to pay for field paint. I'm still on the fence here. Yesterday's outing had a bunch of chopped balls, but not sure if new ish marker or paint. Either way, continue to meet some great regulars here. Will definitely be returning. Also, if you happen to forget food, there's several food options within 10 mins.

This is a PERFECT activity for teens with stess! I highly recommend the Outrage Room. This is my…read more5th time at the Outrage Room and every teenager I have brought ALWAYS asked me when we can go back again :) And the staff is SUPER helpful! If you have a teenager in your life you need to bring them here!!

This place was so much fun to release steam and have a good laugh!…read more My sister and I went after some bad news just expecting to smash some stuff. We didn't know we'd also meet Jan (I think is what she said her name is) who was so supportive and made the experience even more fun by amping you up. They let you play your own music (we chose to listen to our neighbors playlist since it was good). You get glass bottles and a bucket full of random breakables - china, bowls, trinkets, VHS tapes (that are quite explosive), electronics, etc. along with different tools to smash with - my sister and I really enjoyed the golf clubs. Just a heads up, you get hot with the gear on so don't dress overly warm (pants and closed toes shoes are required).

This looked like such a cute course with the candy sculptures throughout the course. Unfortunately,…read moremost of the lights did not work so we could not see the holes. The holes were rather boring too from what we could see. Almost every hole was hit the ball over a small hill or around a curve. For $11, we expected the maintenance and upkeep to be much better. The course was also overrun by skunks. Luckily they didn't spray, but it was very scary. Don't waste your money going here after dusk. Supposedly the manager has been made aware, but no fix after a few weeks according to a staff member.

The cow billy was really cool! MOO! It was a pretty scenic…read morepath - there were few bugs but all and all it was some great fun with some big lollipops:) (sick candy warehouse!! )

Met my partner here, so I'm a little biased. It is pricey for a mini golf excursion, but keep in…read moremind that you're also paying for the artwork and the sci fi museum pieces (there are three so far). There is also a nice snack bar with a tropical fishtank about halfway through the course. There's not a lot of extravagant drinks there (don't expect a martini or a grasshopper or anything like that), but there is a good variety of beers, wines, IPAs, and seltzers for the adults as well as slushies and sodas for the kids. As for the course, it's incredible what they've been able to do with such a small space. They've basically snaked 19 holes around a fairly large basement area that begins and ends in the same spot, and each hole (save five or so in the middle that are essentially one big diorama and two holes making up an ocean area) has its own theme. There are animatronics, sound effects, and painting tricks that work well with the 3D glasses, but it's not necessary to wear them to enjoy the experience. I highly recommend this place with some caveats. Try to go during times of lower traffic. Weekend/weekday mornings and the first couple of hours on Sundays tend to be the least busy and allow for a more relaxed play experienced. If you find it is crowded, I can't believe it has to be said, but please be respectful to your fellow golphers. A lot of the bad reviews on here seem to be more about inconsiderate customers than the quality of the course. Keep in mind that as I said, the space is a bit cramped due to the maze-like layout of the place, so respecting personal space and waiting your turn is a must here. Also, you're not just paying to play, you're paying to see the artwork. Trust me, there are a lot of cool little details in the displays and on the walls that people don't seem to pay attention to when they speed through the course. To use a restaurant metaphor: the place may look like fast food to be consumed and devoured, but it's more complex than that and should be taken in and savored.

Fun activity for a family outing! Really nice people working as well :) they were very sweet to my…read more5 yr old son.

Quite the local complex if you are looking for a round of family mini golf and a nostalgic ice…read morecream treat. We had a great time, the teenage staff was so nice and helpful,

Great staff and simple simulators! Very beginner friendly. Will make my way out again soon!read more