Great place to enjoy hitting some balls. The simulator is above par! Seriously, love that it moves…read moreto help simulate a golf course and there are patches that are appropriate to your ball placement like rough and sand! It makes it feel a lot more real when you just want to golf in the winter time. Pros: Food was good, nothing special, loaded toys are loaded inside not outside, fyi Service was great Space was wonderful Parking is easy Cons: Expensive, but you are paying for a loving platform! Food and drinks reasonable

Element Indoor Golf opened recently in Burnsville and these are some of the best simulators I've…read morebeen to! In practice mode they show videos of your swing and how your club face hit the ball which I had never seen before. You can also log into a free app that will save your swing videos and club distances! The service was great, there are servers that come around to take food and drink orders and there's always someone to help if needed on the simulator. Definitely looking forward to coming back here!

The Minnesota PGA golf card brought us to try a new course, The Legacy Golf Club in Faribault…read more After our recent rain, the course was flush and beautifully green. Tee boxes and fairways were in good shape and greens were smooth and true. The back nine is more wooded and front nine more of a links style. We played 18 holes in just over 3 hours. I played from the yellow which was about 5000 yds. Staff was welcoming. Great experience. Our card gives us 3 more discounted rounds and we are planning on visiting again.

nice layout but horrible management. if you're not from Fairbault or play regularly there they…read moretreat you like dirt. paired up with a 3 some, they we're waiting for carts to come in. guy says hang back by the putting green until more carts come in. waited right there like he said, didn't tell me to watch for. went back in and he said group must have gone out, wanted to pair me with a 4 some which I'm sure they wouldn't have been happy about. asked for my money back and got it no apology for not having a starter or at least have the guy setting carts to watch for another. that's pro shop 101. as I left told me thanks, humbly being a wise ass. I get it was busy but wasn't asking for much. combination of poor pro shop & idiot, inconsiderate Fairbault golfers taking off when they know they have another in their group. but it's on the golf shop to manage that.

We tried out Swing Lab after attending the golf expo in Minneapolis and getting a buy one hour get…read moreone hour free. We were greeted and brought to our room. We brought our own clubs. Not sure if they provide clubs if you don't have them. They showed us how to use the system and set us up for a course. We opted to play a European course, St Andrew Old Course. I was in the long grass often. The system was easy to use. Hint, if you want to hit from forward tees, you have to set that up before you start the game. I was playing from the guys tees which put me at a huge disadvantage. You can bring in your own beers and snacks if you choose. They do have water but no other refreshments. We had a great time. Our two hours went fast. Will definitely be back.

Our new favorite for pizza! Crispy crust, the right amount of toppings, cheese & sauce. WAY BETTER…read morethan Dominos & Mizzies. Great service staff who really pay attention to their customers!

This bowling alley is a nice cosy place to bowl and has good lanes. It also has some amazing food…read more They even have a decent sized arcade with prizes

My family went on a little vacation to Minneapolis and had some free time. We found this place and…read moredecided to go to have some fun. Although the entree was a little pricey my experience was really enjoyable. The mini trampoline park was fun, and it burned lots of calories - lol. My younger brother learned how to do a backflip. At the trampolines there was supervision by workers and other parents. At the arcade there were many few games that I wanted to play, but I am very picky. Laser tag wasn't really that fun, but only because we went against 4 really good guys. I ended up with negative points because of them . Mini golf is a fun family activity to do with your family! There are water hazards and many of the golf balls were the water which I thought was really funny. It's not even that hard to have your ball land in the water! We didn't try the batting cages but it looked super cool. They had bats and helmets already there for the guests. Near the end of our stay at the grand slam we were tired so we ordered 2 large icee's. The icee machine was frozen and couldn't make the icee's. So the workers gave us a free large soda. I wasn't that mad at the situation. Over all I give this experience a 5 star ranking! A wonderful family friendly place to go in your free time!

My family stopped by for a game of mini golf on a Saturday evening at 6 pm before our dinner…read morereservation. The course is old and easy, but we have played it before and liked it. This time it was a disaster. Completely overrun by little kids who treated the course like a playground. Some had parents who were present and not trying to keep any order. In fact, we had adults just standing around the holes we were playing. When I asked one lady if she could move, she asked why! People were running around randomly playing--total chaos. An employee walked through and did nothing. If I was looking for a jungle gym for my small children, ok, but DO NOT COME HERE TO PLAY A ROUND OF MINI GOLF. You can't!

Stopped in to check these guys out for a potential group trip. We've got about 12 people to plan…read morefor and wanted to do something different. Friendly people & not crazy expensive

FYI I am not a skier and I've only snowboarded once. This review is for the hiking opportunity…read more First time I did this was with friends in a fitness group. It was late summer and hiking uphill in the heat, I huffed and puffed like an out of shape smoker. 2nd time I came by myself on a cooler fall Sunday afternoon and I walked it twice. There are 2 ways to tackle this. Start on left and hike by a water tower or start by tubing hill on right and walk up. The views overlooking the highway and crystal lake are awesome. They are now closed for hiking til spring due to ski season ramping up. The trails are also mountain bike trails but I never encountered anyone. The hike only takes 30 minutes to get up and down. More if you doddle and stop to take pictures. Bring a bottle of water along and dress light. I carried a fanny pack as I didn't want to leave my phone and money in my car.

Awesome place for my first pickle ball tournament. It's really nice to have nets that divide each…read morecourt, so you're not chasing the ball everywhere. The staff were friendly and the event went very smooth. I will definitely be back!!

Nice place to play pickleball You can get lessons too which…read moreis amazing Wish they had more beginner ladder games rather than just once a week

Very satisfied with the work event that we held here! From what I understand, this is much more…read morethan just a nice place for a fun one-off activity; this is a training facility for the USA Curling team, and is known throughout the curling community for the exceptional quality of the ice. But if you're just a MinneapolisStPaulitan looking for a hangout with a curling twist, or if you're like me & you are in the market for a workplace team building event, they definitely have you covered! The building is part of the Chaska Parks & Recreation department, and yet there is a bar and grill here where you can hang out comfortably against the backdrop of a world class curling establishment. They catered for my group and provided very tasty hamburgers along with some unique jumbo tater tot things. They were all good! I got seconds of everything. The curling was so fun! My first time. They have highly skilled people to teach the group & coach us as we went along. Most of us weren't that good but it was still fun. There is definitely a learning curve to proper delivery of a rock. We were very pleased with the price for everything we got; you can also take advantage of renting a sheet for a period of time during their open ice hours, but you're required to go through some training with their staff so that you use everything properly. If you haven't curled before and are interested, you won't find that to be an inappropriate burden. They will also encourage you to join their club as a member, which changes your options. This was really fun. I'm a million times more interested in curling now.

Of the Curling centers in the Twin Cities, this is the nicest. 6 sheets, good training, great…read morestaff, good food and beverages from Crooked Pint. We did a work event here, and it was really affordable for 2.5 hours. Off ice overview, on ice training, and then the real thing (or a poor version of the real thing). This is a great spot to learn, join a league or hold an event. They have a private room that we used to hold a meeting before the Curling, and food from the restaurant is available in this meeting space. This is a really cool place.