A pretty fun facility for young kids…read more The indoor park is pretty small, and a standard admission is $13. In order to play other games, you will likely need to pay extra. I was surprised by how expensive some games are, like the claw machine would require 9 credits per play, if I remember it correctly. I'd say it's good for younger toddlers, since the area isn't too big. The equipment is definitely a little dated inside. I'm debating between 3 or 4 stars, but giving 4 stars to support a local business. They do run promotions, so check it out their website!

My 13 year old attended the kidsports preschool program and now my 4 yr old attends. They are…read morereasonably priced, they care for the kids like they would their own family and the hours are perfect for the Moms and Dads working a 9-5 schedule. We love kidsports and hope to enroll our daughter when she's of age within the next year. Linda is the best! She taught our oldest and now our four yr old. Jayne, and Susan are super sweet and accomidating. Leah started there working the after school program fresh out of high school when our oldest started there and is still there today which was a pleasant surprise when enrolling our Logan last fall. Telling sign that they are good to their employees and the families they serve.

Fine for infants and toddlers. But not very helpful or challenging for older kids, especially…read moreboys, as they don't get the coaching they need to advance their skills.

We love My Gym. My daughter has a lot of energy and the teachers are extremely patient, kind and…read morefun. We love all classes!

Great place for night time golf or in the winter they keep the course open as long as it's over a…read morecertain temperature. The holes are tight so there are bound to be a lot of stray shots flying around, but it's worth a trip if you're looking for a quick round on a short course to practice your iron shots.

Worst sporting experience imaginable. Rude staff, no seating area, over crowded, no hot water in…read morethe bathroom to wash your hands. A dump!!!!

Visiting Boston Artistry was amazing. We visited for the shoe design experience with our ten year…read moreold twins. They absolutely loved it and came away with some very cool shoes! The owner was absolutely wonderful. She gave great direction and made everyone involved feel very welcome and part of the experience. She gave great design advice and ensured we were supported throughout the process. Was a very memorable experience. Highly recommend!

Super Fun!!!! Had a blast at the Brockton Rox game at the studio! The experience was fast and…read morehassle-free to get in, and they aren't super strict about seating. Food was decent, hot dogs and pretzels hit the spot. Overall, it's a fun time for everyone, and I'd definitely recommend checking it out at least once. I can only imagine that nighttime games would be even more spectacula

The Rox are a great experience for families Period! The children are free to roam around (as well…read moreas watch baseball up close, of course). The staff and the players make every effort to welcome their patrons with games, sing-alongs, and prizes! Not to mention Irish nights, Star wars nights as well as Christmas in July, and many others! Their Merch is reasonable and fun! Unfortunately, they don't get the attendance they deserve! I will tell you that the folks that do attend any of the games have a wonderful time! Please go!

Very well kept course. Not too big or small with a pare 5 to really let loose but plenty of…read moreopportunity to work on the hardest part of your game with 3 par 3's on this nine hole course. Staff was friendly.

Great place. Relaxing and fun, perfect comb. Always great everytime I go. Reasonable and great…read moreservice

I did not go to camp and I think it is safe to say that I am a disturbed individual because of that…read morefact. But seriously, I love this camp! My husband's whole family went here and now they are bringing their kids here. While some lament that it is becoming too much of a "country club", I disagree. While they don't pee in a hole or have to live outside, I think they are "roughing it out" just enough. They have a wonderful pool, a pond to canoe on, archery, Armenian language classes, free time ... it not just looks like a lot of fun, it is (just ask my 11 year old who is enjoying it as I write this). The full time staff are amazing and the councilors are great (biased a little, my niece and nephews are there this year). There is also full time medical staff on site and that is a good thing! This camp is worth the two weeks no matter what your nationality is ... look into it!

The ROC Race was a blast - it was real-life wipeout without so many of the faceplants! My team and…read moreI stayed together and got through each obstacle together. More importantly, the volunteers and folks running each obstacle were friendly, fun, and kept the energy levels up, even in the rain. So why the 3 stars? Like other folks have commented: - Very Expensive Race: In addition to a $60 registration fee, there was a $5 "convenience fee" charge for picking up race packets the day of at Gillette Stadium, instead of the day before in Mansfield. I'm not driving 1.5 hours out of my way to pick up my race packet; I don't think they even offered an option for it to be mailed to participants. They also charged a $10/pp fee for parking, even though we all carpooled together. The organizers must have made a killing on this fee alone. - Minimal Swag: I am disappointed in the lack of swag bags. The paper-thin cotton T-shirt they offered as a consolation prize for finishing the race was just not enough of an award for falling into murky, bleach flavored water at the Wrecking Ball obstacle. The vendors that sponsored the race were few and far between. And where's my medal and/or silly race favor (like a hat)? - Spectator Viewing: The bf's mom came to watch us all run, and could only set up shop at the last obstacle (the World's Largest Inflatable Slide). Given how spread out the course is, that's expected, but it would have been nice to allow spectators to follow runners throughout the course if they wanted. - Lack of Photographers: There was only one official photographer we encountered, and that was during Foam of Fury. At other 5Ks, there were photographers at every obstacle, ready to photograph runners conquering and being plain awesome. For the fee we paid, I'm shocked that a professional photography company was not employed. - Lack of Refreshments: No food and no beer make me go something something ... we were hoping for adult beverages and munchies after the race. None were found, so we made our way to Patriot Place to eat. - Wait Times: Even though we had a 10AM start time, we had some major bottlenecks at the Jump Balls and Wrecking Ball obstacles. I think we waiting at least 10-15 minutes just to get through the Jump Ball obstacle. - Lack of Wash Off Stations: With all the foam there was, I was surprised that there was no wash off station where I could hose off the foam I was covered in. I suppose all the water was diverted to keeping the water slides slick. Overall, we had fun, but in retrospect, I think the ROC Race organizers certainly have some work to do to bring the experience of this race to the level of the Warrior Dash or Spartan Sprint.

This was my first obstacle race and also my first 5k (since running them daily in college during…read morelacrosse practice...woof). POSITIVES- The course: It was really spread out and there was a nice distribution of running and completing an obstacle. It was raining all day which I actually thought was better since it saved my skin some serious sun burn. Also...you're gonna get wet anyways. Staffing: Checkin was a breeze. Bag check was simple and convenient. I had raised money for the Challenged Athletes Foundation and had to go through a bit of a process to collect the items you're supposed to receive for raising certain target goals. I raised over $500 and had no record of even being a fundraiser. I had to present emails from C.A.F. staff conferming my fundraiser status. After that...the staff was more than helpful at helping me collect all the items. Price: I thought the price was fair (especially since we signed up months ago and got a bargain). The $5 "convenience" fee for packet pick-up wasn't that big of a deal. I would have rather paid for parking upon arrival...$10 pp was a bit much. Basically they got $30 for my one car. Lame. I also got my registration fee refunded for reaching a $250+ goal for the C.A.F. fundraiser. Not a bad incentive for a great cause. Food/Vendors/Post-Race: I didn't see any food vendors and merch tents were spare. There also wasn't anything set up for post-race. It didnt really look like anyone was sticking around anyways due to the rain. I talked with some staff and they said usually there was food and a beer garden but weather squashed that. NEGS- Photos: We only encountered 2 photographers on the whole course...and had to ASK one for a group shot. The other one was taking "wipe out" photos of select people. I would have loved to taken more pictures but a combination of the rain and water obstacles pretty much shut that idea down. They also had a foam area set up at the end of the course for photos...but no one taking pictures. Changing tents: didn't realise this was a thing. There weren't any. I brought a change of clothes and towel and we all changed in the car. Post-Race/Food/Beer: There was nothing....I would have enjoyed hanging out after the race with other runners. SWAG Bags: I've had friends run other races and they always come home with bags of things either race related or donated by local companies. All you got here was a tshirt. Somethings better than nothing....but still. A towel would have been nice. (Note: I actually received over $200 in items for raising money for the C.A.F. charity. I got my registration returned: $69, an upgraded tech shirt: $20, a C.A.F. zip up hoodie: $40, R.O.C. Race Sweat band set: $20? and a pair of frogskin Oakley sunglasses: $110.....so that was actually pretty rad). OBSTACLES- Me and buddy were running in kilts so there are some raspberries in places due to some sand on a couple obstacles. No biggy, though. The Gorilla Bars: They were very slippery from the rain. They had them taped to try and help but it didn't do much. My height was also an issue (I'm 6'4"). I didn't have enough clearance from the mat to be able to build up any swing/momentum. Worlds Largest Moonbounce: This one was fun. You hop down to about 30 yards...jump up 5FT to another level of bounciness....then jump down to the last bounce out. In total...oprobably about 50 yards long. Tight Rope Traverse: One rope for hands...one for feets. Actually pretty fun! Get Up and Over: Just a line of wooden walls of various heights. We went over the highest. Kilt was not a smart clothing option for this one. Sweeper: Lolz! Time it right and run like a bastard across the balance beam. THe slide down was unexpected and fun. Cool Runnings: Carrying an inner tube about 50 feet up the incline was a challenge on its own. The slide down was really fast. If you were dry up to this point...you ain't dry no mo. The ending is splash into a 3FT deep pool. Wee! Foam of Fury: Line up along one of the lanes...run...jump...dive...slide! Try to keep your mouth shut...the foam tasted funny. The Drop: Run about 20-30Ft up an inflated incline using the rope and then slide out the other side! Weeeee!!!!!! Jump Balls: We all made it to the first one....and that was it. Be prepared to eat it...bad. This was another where my height played an issue. My head was in the netted ceiling to the obstacle so I couldn't really jump. Tarzan Swing: Meh. Swing on a rop for about 10FT.... Wrecking Ball: Put on the life jacket and try to run across a floating 20FT pad without getting hit by the GIANT dodgeballs swing around by an overhead crane. I made it about 2/3 of the way before splashing into the pool. World's Largest Inflatable Water Slide: One word...AWESOME!!!!