I hosted a team event at Level 99 + Victory Brewing Company for about 40 people that included food,…read moredrinks and games. The expereince at Level 99 was great. There are about 40 rooms of which each has different challenges and involve solving puzzles or executing a task in 1-4 minutes. Depending on how you and your team do you will be rewarded with stars or puzzle pieces for prizes. Everyone is given a wrist band that has a little badge that you use to tap when you enter a room to track your results. Many of the rooms require the participants to work as a team to achieve a goal. Some of the challenges are mental, physical, or require a high degree of coordination. This place is great for adults and I would say kids 8 and up. Teens would love it. I would not recommend this for younger kids. I have heard that this place has very long lines on the weekends. Since we went on Tuesday evening there was no wait for about 50% of the rooms we wanted to enter. And even in those cases we only had to wait no more than 2 minutes for the team inside to exit. It's a cool and fun concept and I would highly recommend it!

A fun way to spend 2 hours. Its definitely great for kids, but i wish there were more sports/video…read moregame related activities. The dodgeball duel was our favorite. Some of the games made no sense or by the time you figure it out the times up. It does move quickly and there's lots of options. I don't recommend going on a Saturday afternoon, but considering how packed it was we only waited a maximum of 5 minutes per room.

the conductor was friendly and the kids loved it, but it cost $33 for me and my 3 & 1 yo to…read morebasically ride around the food court two times! It was such a rip off all I could do was laugh about it after the fact

In Oct. 2023, the cost is $10/person and riders under 42" must be accompanied by an adult, who also…read moreneeds a ticket.

The new Tyson's Plaza is the coolest thing to happen to the DMV! The Plaza is the outdoors space,…read morepart lawn and filled with fountains (depending on the season), complete with a kid's playground right next to the new Shake Shack, human-sized chess and checkers game boards, and lots of really futuristic, comfy seating spaces! The Plaza also connects a few buildings, including the Tyson's Corner Mall Itself, Lord and Taylor's upstairs, the office building which just happens to be where I work sometimes :D, and eventually will also connect the new apartments, the Tyson's Metro, the new hotel, a restaurant or two, and I'm sure way more!! This space is not only cool because it serves as a great connection space (literally), but it is also used as a concert and movie space on Friday and Saturday nights, respectively! I actually saw Andy Grammer in concert with friends here just a couple weeks ago. It was awesome! I really look forward to seeing what else will pop up in or around The Plaza, but I'm sure it will be nothing less than fabulous!

This place is amazing. Super inexpensive with amenities galore! Everything you need from a free…read moregames and arcade room, kitchen, ballroom with disco ball and dance floor, tables and chairs included, comfy couches and seating in the ballroom. The staff are awesome and so accommodating! Just had a teen birthday party and everyone loved it! Highly recommend.

I recently attended an event here and it was a very enjoyable experience. There are arcade…read moremachines, pool tables, everything a teen center would require. There's also a large kitchen and area where tables/dancing can be set up. I think there's also a DJ booth and ways to control the lighting. It's called the "OLD firehouse" so it is an older structure. My only grip was that there was very little parking. If you find yourself the last one out in the game of musical cars, you will have to dangerously back your car out. Unless your in a fiat/mini, there's no chance you can make a u-turn to go find parking. You also cannot park in the strip mall next door, even though it has ample free parking./

My son has been attending both classes and summer art camp at Tysons art and learning center, and…read morewe couldn't be happier with the experience. My son looks forward to classes and always comes home proud of what he's created. Most importantly, he's learned so much. We're so grateful to have found them.!

I expected a lot better from my few weeks of having my kids here but unfortunately I couldn't get…read moreinto it. My kids were here for just over 3 weeks, since this Friday, and while they enjoyed the start of summer camp, too many changes came up and after speaking with the director, who wasn't open to hearing from any parents it seemed, I took them out. I enjoyed their teachers, but my kids just didn't get into the program, which was very very surprising. 5 and 12, and tragically bored and unentertained, apparently. The art was good, but just not their type of camp, they weren't having fun. Not to mention the rude interaction with the director. Not for us.

One of the nicer Fairfax Rec Centers. See pics. I've been to Oak Mont, Providence, Audrey Moore…read more Amenities: -pool - ranging from 0 to 12 ft deep, has ~10 lanes, during the day though there are often classes or team practice, so best to do lap swimming during the day -locker room - showers, separate family or senior changing rooms (4x) -hot tub -sauna -cardio equipment - treadmill, ellipticals, bikes -indoor track -weight room - dumbbells, machines, squat rack -basketball court/pickleball court -pilates studio - no sure if you have to pay extra but there was a class going on when I looked in -various dance style rooms for classes Where to put your stuff -there are generally a lot of open cubbies throughout the facility -any lockers will require a quarter, you can't use your own lock --wish they would change them to normal lockers -bleachers in the pool area and basketball court -some chairs at the ends of the pool lanes Cleanliness/Overall Experience -dry land (yes I am a swimmer) equipment and areas seem to be pretty clean -swimming - ok if you swim in the early mornings, but lanes are a bit narrow and you will likely have to share. If you are a lap swimmer, it will be tough getting a lane in the evening -locker rooms - eh ok for a public facility like this but expect mold, hair, and other gunk in showers. Definitely lots of room for improvement for shower cleanliness -staff have been warm and helpful -value - their membership does allow you to use all the Fairfax rec centers, so if you do that, then it is a decent value. Still a struggle if you are a lap swimmer like myself. If they could have better cleaning in their facilities and more dedicated time to lap swimmers then it would be an amazing value.

The Partakes Summer Camp 9-4 at SHRC was understaffed.The kids stand in long lines to jump and run…read moreon the floor in very the long lines.They walk across the balance beam on the floor. Kids get board waiting. I observed the swim time and had to intervene and stop 3 girls from holding my granddaughter in the pool, throw her and she told them " STOP". The female camp counselor sat in chair close by looking at this and said nothing. I got up and stopped it. The rules say no touching other campers. They go out to the preschool playground outside. My granddaughter enjoyed small camp size this year and said she didn't want to go back to Dance and Gymnastics camp, " It was boring".

Amazing facility - definitely worth the very long wait. My family has been a member for a year,…read moreand I honestly don't know how we survived summers before joining. We love Tuckahoe!

Best swim club around. Year round pool, relaxing chill club. New equipment in the gym, sauna,…read moresteam, whirlpool, not pretentious like other clubs in area. Only pet peeve is steam room which is the best when working is at times under repair.