I had been to one other escape room before this and it was kind of lame. This one had much better…read morethemes and puzzles - it was really fun! We did the circus themed one which we heard was the second hardest and I want to go back and do the zombie one which is supposed to be the hardest. I really liked that they gave us enough information that we could be engaged but it wasnt hard enough that we were ever totally lost.

Fun! Took my nephew here last night and although we didn't win the game we had a blast!…read more Workers were helpful when needed and let us stay a little longer since there was no one scheduled after us! Cool experience!

This is a great location for ice skating. They have several rinks and you can rent skates onsite…read more They also have a small arcade if not everyone in your party wants to skate. They also have a small cafe with a decent selection. If you have an event, there are also rooms you can rent. Definitely a great place to go skating.

I've never played hockey here. Heck, I've never even skated here. I've actually only been here…read moretwice actually. The Cube is honestly worth the 30+ minute drive from Detroit, however. My boyfriend plays on a Sunday night league here. The place itself is state of the art and extremely spacious and clean. I've been to so many rinks where cleanliness goes out of the window and the establishment only cares about the amount of people on the ice. Not here! Employees are always smiling and they seem genuine that they love their job. The rinks itself are rather cold, but it's to be expected if you're watching a hockey game after all. I recommended a hoodie and a blanket if you're watching from the stands (which aren't that comfy, let's be honest!) An arcade is on site if you're here for a party and the cafe is filled with snacks to help your grumbling stomach. Cash only though! I look forward to exploring and having more fun here in the future!

First time visit at the Petting Farm at Domino's. We took a Grandbaby for an outing today. It was a…read morebit chilly (just above 40 degrees and the wind didn't help matters much). As many times as I had driven past Domino's along Route 23, I never knew there was a petting farm nestled back in there! Very well kept, animals' pens were clean, animals all looked very healthy and well cared for. The grounds were also well maintained. Sheep, horses, goats, rabbits, chickens, peacock, donkey, alpaca, geese, etc. In various pens inside and outside of the barns. Animals outside of the buildings also had coverage areas built for them. An aged stationary tractor is on display for children to climb up onto the seat and play "Farmer John" for a while. There was also a playground area as well as an oversized doll house for children to experience. A poll barn is used as a gathering center for birthday parties, etc. Great idea for children to go and experience farm animals up close and personal. Fun afternoon.

I came here with my 1-year-old daughter for a birthday party a few weeks ago. This was my first…read moretime here - I believe generally there may be an admission fee, though I'm not entirely sure about that, but because we were there for a party, it was free. My friends had rented out their pavilion and were supposed to have it from 10a-12p, but they got overbooked so had to be out by 1130a. They had pizza delivered and there were plenty of tables for kids and adults to sit. We got to walk through the petting zoo, and carrots were provided to feed the animals, and also did a tractor ride. I was surprised there was only one barn with animals, although there are cows, pigs, and more on-property that you can also see. The animals were all cute and happy to gulp down the carrot sticks. I don't live in Ann Arbor anymore (I'm a UM grad) and it's a bit out of the way, so I don't anticipate coming here that much - it's a cute place for kids but I guess I was expecting it to be a bit larger or something.

I got my dad a gift card here for Father's Day and when we were in town my whole family went…read moretogether. I was the only one who had done axe throwing before. My family very quickly got the hang of it thanks to our wonderful coach. The staff here were kind, funny, and very helpful. They guided us through games and we had a great time!

At first I passed by this facility and didn't even realize it was there. I literally walked back…read moreand was like, "Wait! There's axe throwing in Ann Arbor?" And I was right, there's finally axe throwing in Ann Arbor and I could not be more pumped! The facility was clean and had plenty of room to accommodate for big groups. This was my first time throwing an axe so one of the employees, Connor showed me how to do it and I ended up loving it! I know there's another location in Detroit, but it's so nice to finally have one in Ann Arbor and conveniently right beside not one but two bars! Did I mention it's cheaper than the other locations too? Only $35 an hour? Score! Perfect for a date night and perfect for a big group trying to go out. This was so much fun and I can't wait to come again. 10/10 would recommend!

This review is mostly for experienced jumpers that want to fun jump. We did not experience the…read moretandem aspect first hand. The place is very easy to find, in the middle of nowhere Michigan. We drove in from Kalamazoo and it was an easy drive. They advertise a discounted early jump. Sadly, didn't get that price so beware of that. We arrived early and the equipment check was quick. They had quite a bit of sitting areas for people waiting/watching but they were directly in the sun. The hanger is about the only source of shade there, which does make sense but you might want a hat if you'll be hanging out a while. On the skydiving/jumping aspect: The place had excellent new(er) parachutes to rent, awesome views of Michigan which included a lake and the speedway. They have fast planes and take you to higher elevations than a lot of other places. The operation was very smooth and efficient. They ran two planes alternating while we were there, so one plane every 10-15 minutes. They had tv's with an ETA of each load and ran pretty spot on. They had a large re-packing area. The observations I made for tandems: they seem to have a secluded classroom for the safety review/education. they had ample tandem instructors that seemed happy to be there and they must run a solo jump training program because I saw a few people getting one on one help on the ground prior to their jumps. They also had 1-4 tandems in most of the loads while we were there (Saturday) so quite a bit of jumpers. The equipment was also impeccable. They seemed to have someone educating students on packing as well so it appears they are ready to teach anyone at any level.

Just did my first tandem jump, and I cannot say enough how amazing the staff is. I jumped with…read moreColin, he was wonderful, and I felt so safe. If you are on the fence...so was I, and I 100% have no regrets, and will definitely jump again!

Great, friendly service. Family friendly place. I highly recommend!…read moreBowling for adults and children. Attached bar and Arcade.

I came home over the holidays, as I live in Florida. I grew up on the Italian submarine, fries, and…read moremozzarella sticks. It's my favorite meal of all times!! I was able to order my usual, and it tasted EXACTLY the same as it did when I was a kid. I met the owner/Ron and his daughter. They were both so nice and my experience overall was amazing! Thank you, suburban bowling lanes!!

We went on a busy Friday night. It was so much fun for the…read moregrandkids!! We are thinking about making this a weekly event. We will definitely be back

Hip hip hooray!…read more West Park is not only back open, but really spiffed up and improved. It was a perfectly nice park before, but it was always pretty discouraging that the old amphitheatre was so neglected and inactive. Up until several weeks ago, the only show I had ever seen there was guerilla-style, when some WCBN folks decided to do a somewhat impromptu acoustic performance for a handful of black-t-shirted-listeners. I'm thrilled, however, to report that the amphitheatre has been polished up and its seating vastly improved. There's now a stepped area in front of the stage, which allows families and folks with lawn chairs and dogs to stake out a listening spot while not really blocking anyone else's view/listing enjoyment. There aren't many performances yet, but I am feeling hopeful. The last several Wednesday evenings, strains of the civic band have enticed us to join the crowd. The overall landscape of the park has been revamped as well. My understanding is that the previous layout would often flood or get muddy because of the nature of the (mostly) underground Allen Creek. Now there are wetland areas as well as a small pond with a boardwalk. It's strange how so much change could make a park feel like it "fits" better into the land, but that's exactly how it feels to me. Edible Avalon is also nurturing a large community garden in some of the previously unused space near the basketball court. I'm grateful to have a greenspace like this so close to home.

This is a great old park, old but now renewed. First time I went here was in summer of '67 or '68…read moreand who was there but Jerry Garcia and The Grateful Dead. I will try to upload a photo from then. It is not mine; I downloaded it from The Grateful Dead archives on line. It is a photo by Tom Copi. Thank you, Tom, all credit is yours, but this is how it looked. We were so much younger then; we're older than that now.