This place has seen better days I think. My biggest issue with it was the unrine-stench the hits…read moreyou like a wall when you first walk in. There is an old inflatable bounce-thingy for the kids to go in, but something is wrong with it and it keep deflating (with kids inside) so they had a person standing there holding their hand (over the tear?) to keep it open and semi-pumped up. The laser tag was an expensive add-on to the price at the door, but you might find it's probably not worth it. There is a GIANT plastic habitrail in the back of the building. But for all my complaining, I asked my kids how they liked it on the way out, and they said it was AWESOME, so extra star for that. Maybe close it down for a few days and soak everything in bleach guys.

Took my grandson here on Saturday November 19 for a special day. I would not come back. The…read moreclimbing tube area was not that clean and not all that exciting. I spent $50 for him to play games and the little rides unfortunately a number of the games were broken then I ordered lunch. We had 2 hotdog meals and 1hamburger meal waited 45 minutes for this and the hotdogs were shriveled up, the hamburger had hard grit in it the fries were ice cold and we were missing an order of fries it was another 20 minutes for that and they were hard and burnt. Definitely not worth the $36 price tag the staff was not helpful and we're more interested in having their own social time. I would not recommend coming here very bad service, food and definitely not the worth the money.

Of the 3 rinks we've been to in this area, this Recreation Centre would rank 2nd, after the Western…read moreFairgrounds. Three rinks in here, "A" rink is the big one with lots of seating on one side. This rink surface seams to be bigger than "Tony's" rink surface was at the WF. The Argyle centre is 3rd place, mostly because of the age of the building. There's also a skating club that meets here. Warning to iPhone users: internet access inside this place is sort of hit and miss. PS: the boys won, but it was a squeaker! So far so good; GO BOYS GO!!

This is a great place for kids! The services & the management is very supportive! Check their…read moresocial media accounts to know more!

My 6 year old granddaughter has attended the Forest City Gymnastics Club for 2 years now. We were…read moreless than impressed after the first year, but decided to try another year in hopes of having a better experience, and because of the proximity to our home. Unfortunately that was not the case. After the first year, I expressed my concern about the lack of actual instruction and the less than enthusiastic behaviour of the coaches and was told that they were just new coaches and that the next year would be better. It was not. I did not expect that my granddaughter was heading to the Olympics. What I did expect is that the coaches would teach skills and that an improvement would be seen after 2 years. There was a great deal of standing around time and line up times when the kids could have been actively participating. This was an expensive activity, and I expected that the kids would advance in their skills, and that did not happen. My own children went to Forest City Gymnastics 30 years ago, and this is definitely not the same calibre of gymnastics club that it was then! As a physical educator, a long time coach and a former director of a summer sports camp, I was disappointed in all aspects of this Forest City Gymnastics experience. We will be looking for a different gymnastics club, or another activity for the future for our grand children.

London is truly known for its wonderful parks, but in my opinion, this park is the best one in…read moretown. The Thames River flows along this park, and there is even a Kiwanis Music Park right on the park site for people to play at with the musical instruments that are set up there. How cool is that! There are lots of nice, quiet, peaceful trails that make up this park - this is an ideal place to get your exercise done at, or even just unwind at or meet up with friends at. The park is overall well maintained and kept well clean. Just be mindful of the numerous geese that take over this park. You therefore will want to watch your step while walking - you sure don't want to step on top of their crap! I wish more people knew about how serene of an experience Gibbons Park provides. It truly is the best park in the city, at least in my opinion.

Community pool, splash pad, several playgrounds, beautiful trees, and riverside scenery make for an…read moreabsolutely gorgeous outing for families. Usually has outhouses, especially during the summer when it's crowded, so washrooms are readily available! Lots of seating - both benches and picnic tables for large groups. The park is bursting with paved bike paths, and a foot bridge that crosses the Thames river right near all the action. There's a pavilion and other standard park fair. Cross the foot bridge, and you're in Waldorf park just across the river, which is just a few blocks from Western's campus. There's plenty of parking, but be warned: it's a 3 hour maximum, and they will enforce this. One of the best parks in London!

Giving this place purely because some of the staff. Seems all the male instructors are all hands on…read moreand really engaged. Everyone is smiling. Woke of the female instructors are engaged as well but non of them seem happy with kids. And some of them look absolutely miserable. Watching my kid (who's 5 and albeit sometimes not attentive) try to do some of the exercises one on one with an instructor and doing it wrong while they sit there and not give a damn is unacceptable.