We were looking for a fun activity to do with our grandkids ages 7, 8,11 and we thought this would…read morebe something we could all do together. We opted for the Super Hero room as the kids were familiar with them. It proved to be challenging, collaborative and a good time. There was pandemonium as we all tried to decipher clues. We had the blind leading the blind. We really appreciated the help we got along the way or we would still be there. It was time well spent with our grandkids and I loved how they got into the spirit of the challenges. They want to go back to tackle another adventure. We shall return!

I have been debating on doing an escape room for quite some time, but had some family in town for…read morethe holidays and decided to try it out. I had never done one before, but my daughters had done them in California and Florida. They said that Unraveled was "500 times better than all the other escape rooms". As it was my first time, I had nothing to compare it to, but it was so very much more than I ever expected. It was one of the coolest things I have ever done. I also felt rushed and behind the clock. I feel like the puzzles weren't overly complex, but having the commotion of the rest of the family added to the difficulty. We did manage to get out with an average amount of hints. I cannot wait to go to this place again. I cannot recommend this place highly enough.

My kids enjoy this place and sometimes I dust off the ol' grippy socks and go for a bounce. The…read moretoddler time is a great idea and was the highlight of my preschooler's week for a few years. The staff is good, they tend to stay out of the way, which is great, but are still attentive when needed. Once my kid lost one of her socks in the foam pit and I was expecting to have to purchase a new set of socks, but they traded her one in for a new pair, which I thought was really nice. I've never used any other features there (they have a snack bar, laser tag, offer parties, and a variety of "special events," etc.) but not intentionally.

Took my little fella here once they were open again after Covid to burn off some energy and it was…read morea great experience actually. I enjoyed a 20 minute massage on the massage chairs while he jumped and bounced. It was not a busy time when we were there so I liked that. I cannot imagine going on a winter weekend day as I'm sure it would be crazy.

We had a wonderful night sitting on the lower sports deck. The atmosphere was inviting and fun. The…read moreannouncer was difficult to hear and very muffled. The food/drink was all you can eat and eat we did so much so they ran out of food a couple times, there was also the food temps and texture,but overall was edible and the staff was absolutely amazing! I loved that the team stands by the exit area for signatures. Slider does exactly what a good mascot does and keeps the fans engaged. I appreciated that it wasn't overly buggy which was nice. Overall it was a fun night. I will return!

If you want something to do on a nice summer evening in Rochester you really should take in a local…read morebaseball game and get out to see the Honkers....it is hilarious and so much fun to just have a few beers eat a dawg and enjoy the show. The announcer keeps things rollling and they have little games out on the field that involve the crowd. It's as American as it gets....

This place is amazing!!! I messed up with a wrong size thinking it was going to be a long, drawn…read moreout process to fix... but I was wrong! They fixed my problem within 1 minute! Highly recommended @

There was a need for the youth soccer community in Rochester and soccerworld is there to fill it…read more It is awesome that the soccer players can get an opportunity to keep their feet on a ball during the winter somewhere in Rochester instead of driving all the way in the ice and snow to the twin cities. It is nice to see that the community can support another place for the kids to stay active.

Fun little place. We drove up from Rochester to see a community theater production of Young…read moreFrankenstein. They did a really good job, fun to watch. Looks like they will also hold various concerts here, too. Bring a coat if you tend to get cold easily. I'm sure we'll be back!

Have a baby, toddler or a kid? This is the place for you. First time parents get the first 18…read moremonths free! Amazing experience for the little ones. My daughter loved all of the activities they had there. Definitely go check it out.

I didn't realize this museum was in the mall, surprised to find that out as we pulled into the…read moreparking lot. oh well, let's give it a shot. On the plus side of location, when you need a caffeine pick me up, Caribou is ready and waiting. The museum is on the smaller side. They do cram a lot in but my kids interest was held for about two hours max. I get that you are somewhat limited by space and so they do their best. In comparison to other children's museums we have done, it is tiny. My kids did enjoy themselves for those couple of hours and then we just hung out at the mall to kill a little more time. Don't expect to stay the whole day unless you really commit but if you need something for a couple of hours, this will do.

I took my grandsons there and we had a great time at the Zollman Zoo. The park is free to visitors…read moreand houses over 30 species of wild animals native to Minnesota. Some of animals have physical injuries that prevent them from being released back into the wild, and are surplus zoo animals from other facilities. The zoo is clean and the animals seemed to be healthy and well cared for. We had a nice conversation with a man while he cleaned the porcupine cage. He was friendly and willing to tell us about the animals he cares for and the zoo.

Parking, cleanliness, presentation was 5 stars. However, the condition of some of the animals had…read moreme a little concerned. The bear we saw was pacing and panting back and forth. I'm not a zookeeper by any means, but considering the heat and kids screaming, maybe stress and hot! The same was for the mountain lion. He actually was pawing at his enclosure door to get out of the sun, but seemed unable to do so. Other animals were even seen pawing at empty bowls, which again, assuming this to be for water. I grew up on a farm, not a zookeeper, but the animals looked very uncomfortable.

Extremely disappointed with my experience yesterday at Marcus Rochester. My fiancé and I waited 40…read moreminutes in the IMAX theater with a black screen and the lights on. No movie or previews being shown. We got nothing. I understand technical difficulties can happen but we received ZERO communication from the staff. It wasn't until I got up and told employees the entire theater has been waiting 30 minutes for the movie to start did they get the movie rolling 10 minutes later. It gave the movie, Odyssey, a disservice by starting so late.

There is a woman that works there that decides she's gonna check some people's bags and not others…read morebags. I certainly feel like she profiles. She's also a younger age and in a wheelchair. Extremely offputting having my begged to check when I go to the movies. Yet my friend didn't have her bag checked. I think I'd rather drive to another town to go to a movie then deal with her again.