In the downtown area ,a very nice place to spend awhile.It has walking trails,a…read moreplayground,volleyball courts,and a skate board park.There are bathrooms,a convenience store and food trucks.All of this in the shade underneath the interstate.Also it has hotels and restaurants nearby .There is security on side by sides .If you are looking to get in a gentle stroll ,check out City Walk .Check out the next The Working Man Review.

Very nice area to go for a walk. I came here to pass the time away while my daughter was at dance…read morepractice. I had planned on only walking for 30 minutes, but that turned into an hour. Great place to bring your dog or children.

Son's birthday. He wanted a party this year. It's summer so we opted for a weekday hoping more kids…read morewould be in town and able to come. That aspect worked with an 85-90% turn out. This place is huge. Trampolines, foam pits, dodge ball, a ninja warrior course, a blob to jump into, raised basketball goals and more. The party gives you an hr of play with 30 mins or so in the party room. You don't get to return to play... which is lame. It's expensive for an hr of play. $20 bucks per person. Additionally, I had to pay for my 3 yr old and had to pay for myself to accompany her. Pricey but fun. Kids had a blast. They wanted to play more though. Wife made the reservation. I didn't know the details and was a bit disappointed with the limited amount of play time. The party room was adequate. The hostess was absentee which appears to be a systemic issue based on the other party review. They brought the coolers in for my wife and threw a few plates and napkins in the room and we didn't see her again until it was over. They shorted us on drinks. We bought extra pizza. They allow outside food which is nice. Overall great time for the kids. Super tiring. It was tough to get out of ball pits FYI! It's not private. It's gen pop / players and party goers. Next time I would likely see about letting the kids play for longer and skip the party room/ hostess scenario. It was of no material benefit. The little girl that was our assigned hostess appeared way overbooked and simply couldn't keep up which is a managerial issue. Overall a good time. Made my son and his friends happy so at the end of the day that was all that mattered.

You get exactly what you come for! I come here with friends to unwind and it makes for a fun…read moreworkout. My shoulders are always sore the next day from climbing out of the many foam pits. There's a zip line, several "free jump" areas, sports/dodgeball, slack lines and ropes. I learned how to do a backflip here, something I'd always been too afraid to try! I'll be back plenty more times.

Worst customer service ever. I'm visiting Birmingham and…read morebought the ticket and realized I bought the wrong date. Bought the ticket on a Monday for Friday the day I was leaving Birmingham. I called and got the answering machine telling me to email them. I emailed them Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. I stopped by at all different times when they said they were open online. Nobody was ever there. Finally received an email from someone FRIDAY saying they gave me a credit to use in future. I don't live there never coming back. I stop by to get reimbursed and finally someone showed up to work! I was told just to email customer service over and over again. That there's no corporate. No one to speak to. No register at the escape room. Sounds SUS to me. ‍

We have been here several times, and each time we have had a blast! I've done every room and they…read moreare all challenging! The people that work there are super awesome and so helpful!! I definitely recommend!!! Such a good time with friends or family!

Irondale has made some great improvements to the new Sports Complex that opened back in March 2025…read more This was the old Ruffner Ball Park, or to some the Ruffner Baseball Park. According to its website, the park sets on 20.3 acres and is made up of 6 lighted baseball fields, a concession stand, public restrooms, picnic eating area, a large barbecue pit and storage buildings. There's also 2 playgrounds and a walking trail that circles the park. Walk around 3 times and you will walk approx. 1.33 miles. This is my new favorite place to take a nice walk. It is well taken care of, not crowded and close to where I live. It's a nice, spacious park and I highly recommend a visit here when time permits.

My husband wanted to do something fun with our family and he suggested us going to the Great Big…read moreGame Show Birmingham. I saw this place when I went to an escape room a few months ago, but I had forgotten about it. We ended up playing several games and we had a great time. Our host, Landon, was energetic and funny. We played a game called Wait For Me. I guessed the five second target wait time on the dot my to a thousandth of a second. This was the first time it had been done at their Birmingham location! Because of this I was given a special certificate and a T-shirt. This would definitely be great for a teambuilding activity, double date night, family activity, etc. We will definitely be back!

This was so much fun! We had a full group and a full blast! The games were random and super…read moreinteractive! Trinity was the BEST HOST! Definitely coming back! You should try this with family, friends or a team... Awesome time!

I try to avoid these places, but I do I have two energetic kids so it's inevitable that I end up…read morehere occasionally. I give major kudos to anyone who can work in a place where kids run, jump, and SCREAM all day. I was here most recently for a birthday party that my youngest son was invited to for his classmate. Since we had been here before, I didn't have to complete the waiver again. (You will need to complete waivers for children who are visiting for the first time.) When you're there for a birthday party, the have a special bin you can put your shoes in that's just for the invitees of the party. If you're there for general play, there's a designated area for your shoes. All people must wear socks--parents, this means you too. The staff stamp the hands of the children and the parent/guardian as you enter the play area. The reminds me of the Chuck E Cheese system and I like it because it helps them make sure a child is leaving out with who they came in with. One thing I really like about Let's Play is that there are no video games. All the activities require physical activity, which I think is important for kids in this digital age. Even though this isn't my ideal place to be, my kids like it so I'll be back.

All the people at the register is rude, very unprofessional. You have a lot of people up the…read moreregister being extra and unorganized and all over the place. It took everything in me to not walk out. If you come I would suggest coming doing the weekday and not weekend or go over to 280. The was my first time coming to this Location for my niece and my last.

Prices are too high. 5 bucks for a hotdog and 14 bucks for a chicken basket. Fields are nice but…read morethe concession stand sucks.

A collection of sport fields, I am sure that this park serves the community of Hoover, Alabama…read morewell. The area is well maintained and clean of debris and offers a common area for a concession area and a place to chill during the game.

First time visiting this park. We were having dinner at Rojo and I noticed the park across the…read morestreet, so we decided to to go over and walk off our food. Great parking and a perfect venue for a concert in the park or a festival. The park's cobbled path need some work for strollers or disabled people to travel easily. There is a community garden as well as park benches. The tree lined park is comfortable for hot Summer days and picnic dates in the park. I really like this park for a soccer game, kickball or tossing a frisbee. Fenced in playgrounds, filled with sawdust or tree shavings are great for smaller kids. No worries for the children falling of the swings or other playground equipment. I would visit this park more often if I lived in the area.

One of the best little parks in Birmingham. Locals walking around, proximity to O'Henry's Coffee…read moreshop and Rojo. The park itself is like a bowl, so you're below the sidewalk that encircles it. This creates a little microclimate which is cooler on hot Alabama days. Lots of people set up hammocks here, slacklines, and picnic blankets. There's a few benches and picnic tables, too. There's also a little half-court basketball net! I've been meaning to get a ball so I can run some pick-up H.O.R.S.E. My pup and I hang out here often, there's a group of us little small dog owners that often take up one of the "no pets allowed," fenced-in playgrounds to let the dogs run around. I hope we aren't bothering you, human-parents. Rushton also has a community garden run by the Highland Park neighborhood association. It's in full swing now. No picking others' veggies, though! You can enter to get a box through a lottery system by the HOA. They select different people each year.