Mini golf exceeded expectations. Cute course on water with lighthouse themed holes. 18 holes with a…read moregreat view.

On 28Jul22 we arrived at 11:00 (the posted time they are to open) and there was a short line of…read morepeople. We saw a worker taking out trash about that same time. It is currently 11:20am and no one is answering the phone. The line is about 30 PO'd people making alternate plans now and still no signs of life other than the first sighting of an employee. Would not suggest counting on this place to plan family entertainment as they seem to struggle with reading a clock or answering a phone. Oh wait... employees are carrying out box but won't answer the simple question of when they will open. It's 11:30 am. But wait, there's more..... So, about 5 minutes after a group of about 15 left and we were on our way back to the car, they opened the doors. I grabbed a few shots of the broken down machines but more importantly let me explain a critical piece of how this place works. We selected the option of buying 200 tokens for $50.00. Our 2 15 yr olds blew through them in about 45 minutes and that's being generous. Why? Because many of the games took 7, 12, and 20 tokens to play a single game! Another point to raise is that they never opened the laser tag game while we were there. This place was a great disappointment and if you wonder why their Google reviews are so high, they give you $5.00 off for a good review.

The arcade is tiny and the games in the arcade don't all work. It's expensive - $56 for 5 minutes…read morefor 4 people. The front desk staff is rude and don't enforce the same policies as the guys on the track. Definitely do not recommend.

I met up with some of my friends and their kids who live here while I was on vacation and we ended…read moreup here. I thought it was a bit pricey but, they have a captive audience and they are located near The Timbuck II shopping center which probably feeds them business as well. The race track is really small and isn't challenging which is good for younger riders. In addition to go karts they have bumper cars and a game room with ski ball. Guess where I was most of the time? Playing ski ball! The staff wasn't really very friendly either. My friends spent a good amount of money here and with a family it can get pricey real quick. Check their website though because I was able to find $1.00 off go kart coupons.

The waterpark is fun, the lazy river is great but the food is laughably bad. I ordered a burger and…read moreI can tell it's the same as the frozen burgers they serve at my college cafeteria. 13 bucks for a burger i wouldn't even eat for free in college. I downloaded this app just because my first 4 bites were horrendous and I had to say something about it

Our fishing trip got canceled due to hurricane Erin. We decided to go to the waterpark on our last…read moreday in the Outer Banks. It was a little pricey, but so worth it. The park is completely enclosed, and all the rides are grouped together by size. So our youngest toddlers got to go play all day then our older kids got to go to this section for the families while also going to check out the thriller rides. it was a great time. I highly suggest to anyone who had canceled plans on the fly.

The rides looked well maintained and the staff was very friendly and helpful. The prices weren't…read moretoo bad either.

Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this place. It was overpriced, dirty, and sketchy…read more The attendants were on there phones most of the time. On two of the rides the attendant left us on there way too long. There was one attendant that was trying to manage up to three rides at one time. Isn't there some sort of regulations that forbids that? Save your money.

I have had better put put experiences, but decent for the area. Went off season but still kept well.read more

took a little bit to get started but once we did it was a lot of fun! we wished there was more…read morevariety to the holes!

Motor World reached out to me via email with a code for 20% off. I got extremely excited and told…read morethe kids I could finally take them. Unfortunately, we have been struggling financially the past couple years and it's just not something I could've done at regular price; they've been wanting to go for years. I went to put in my credit card and it instantly said it was the wrong address connected with it. I checked multiple times to make sure it was correct so then I was concerned that my card was declining and called my bank right away. They said it definitely was not on my end. My card was fine so I Transferred the total amount of the sale price to both my cash app and Venmo cards trying both of them as well... It still would not go through. So I called motor world and they told me someone would get back to me which they never did. So then I wrote an email explaining the situation and how I'm not wanting anything crazy just the advertise price THEY emailed ME. I was responded to with an email back basically saying they can't honor sale promos in person or over the phone. It has to be done online, But it certainly was not a scam. Then they continue to tell me how they can can't help me and be sure to look out for more sales on social media. It was almost comical. If you reach out to customers with a promo code, And for whatever reason it's not working on the company's end... The price should still be honored. Anything less than that is horrible business management.

Took the family this week while on a VA Beach vacay. The reviews looked promising but turns out it…read morelooked like a ghost town that needed a HUGE renovation. There were very few guests and the price was pretty expensive for the small experience. We ended up choosing not to do the 3hr wristband for $70 (couldn't see spending that amount of time here) but did enjoy the quick trip around the half mile track.

Expensive and run down. Ferris Wheel is the redeeming feature but it was $25 for three of us to go…read morearound three times. Nice views but not convinced it's worth that cost. The rest of the rides resemble traveling carnival rides and appear pretty rundown.

$40 wrist ban for a child and at least half of the rides…read morewere not operating. They didn't mention so many being broke down when I paid full price and didnt want to refund but I told them I would stop payment on the card so they did credit my card. Extremely inconsiderate and not family friendly.

When my Grandson visited in August we visited the Virginia Aquarium. It had been some time since I…read morelast experienced this Coastal Virginia Showplace. Much work and additions really added to the experience. We chose a non-holiday weekend day to visit to avoid the long lines. That choice were well worthwhile. It was busy. But the long lines to enter were not prohibitive. The improvements and added exhibitions were wonderful. My favorite was the Sting Ray petting pool. A child, who must have been a regular, taught me the trick to get them to come close to the surface when they approached you. It worked! I could have stood there forever if not for the people waiting for a spot. Another favorite was the raised glass floor for the Gila Monster habitat. It's similar to the Penguin habitat at the Long Island Aquarium with a bubble for a child to stand up in and feel a part of the experience. My Grandson has grown a lot but was still able to get under the floor and stand up in the bubble. Needless to say, the Gila Monster wasn't gregarious like the Penguins in Long Island. A very sad and devastating fire recently occurred in the Sea Turtle Rehabilitation section of the Aquarium. They are working to determine how to repair and even if it can be repaired. The sea turtles are currently residing in the Aquarium Veterinary Center. Local Veterinarians are also assisting. If you happen to be in Virginia Beach, the Virginia Aquarium is definitely a must-see. I can't wait to experience new exhibits that are added.

Scenario: 8/7/26 90 degree weather…read more PARKING: You have to pay to park. Entrance is at the North Bldg. You enter the North Bldg- the VR is near guest services. There is an outside boardwalk that connects you to the South Bldg. It a brisk 12 minute walk to the South Bldg if you do not stop to take the kids to explore the animal displays and fun facts. You WILL need to present your tickets again to get into the South Bldg. If you decide to do the zip line there is a yurt where you can buy tickets. Aside from a few jellyfish displays and a hands on where you can touch live ones, that's all there is at the South Bldg. There were lots of little ones and strollers throughout. We walked through everything ( just 2 adults) in about 2 hours. If there was more to see and read, we would've stayed there longer.

My family and I went to the Chesapeake Jubilee for the first time last weekend and we had an…read moreenjoyable time. Since I hadn't been to a carnival in a while, I was surprised to see that the tickets were stored digitally on a card that they give to you. I actually loved the convenience of not having tickets all over the place lol. We rode about two rides which were a lot of fun. The ride operator simply scanned the card for our tickets and that was it! Gone are the days of having to count out the tickets for the rides lol. We then decided to grab something to eat. I remember carnival food being delicious and worth every penny but we ordered a cheese burger, cheesesteak, sausage and peppers and fries and the burger was extremely small, the cheesesteak was finished in 3 bites and the sausage was the size of a hot dog. The food was disappointing for how much we paid. The funnel cake and fried Oreos were great though. The best part of the carnival was definitely the delicious Turkey leg that we all enjoyed. Since my daughter isn't a big fan of fireworks, we decided to leave before they started but overall, it was a fun family outing. Side note: To avoid paying the $10 parking fee, we parked at a nearby school but we walked close to a mile to get to the carnival so definitely where comfortable shoes if you plan on taking that route next year. :)

Great time! Great vibes! Amazing food and fun rides! Chesapeake Jubilee we had a blast!read more

Cool set up! Committed actors or actors who should be committed? Lots of fun if you're looking…read morefor a quick thrill!

My son and I were in Virginia Beach for the NHSCA Wrestling Tournament this year, and we had an…read moreepic time. One of the absolute highlights of the trip was visiting Nightmare Mansion--and wow, it did not disappoint. This was hands down the best haunted house I've ever been to. The actors were incredible, the timing was perfect, and the scares are very real--in the best, most fun way. They do an amazing job of keeping you on edge the entire time. If you're anywhere near the boardwalk, this is a must-do. Be ready... you will get scared, and you'll love every second of it. Highly recommend!