This place is a kids dream. Options for activities for kids is all ages. It's an enormous warehouse…read morewith arcade games including VR, laser tag, mini golf and a bounce house area. Much fun can be had here. Why not 5-stars? Just plain old cleanliness. I'm sure with the type of activities, the size of the space, the clientele, etc., it can be hard to keep up. But the garbages were so full I couldn't throw things away and I felt like dust was clinging to us after we left. Just be ready with hand wipes or to take a good shower after you get home from this spot. Located in canal park, it can be great to visit if you're a visitor staying on the canal otherwise finding parking can be tough. Just FYI!

Prices are fair, but that's the only thing positive about our experience here. The girls at the…read morefront desk acted annoyed when we came with our littles to do the bounce house attraction. After finally agreeing to turn it on and let us pay for this service, I forgot my 3 year old had just had a birthday (which means he can do the big slide) and because I said 2 first, even though I tried to correct them before they put his wristband on, they refused to let him do the slide. Food was not available at the start of dinner time and every staff member I saw (6 of them) were hanging out on their phones while working. The bounce house also has a massive whole in the whale that they clearly tried to hide with duct tape but it's just flapping around

It was fun and educational. Jake did a great job as our instructor. He stepped in to help when we…read moreneeded him to. This was a high point in our trip to Duluth.

Love this place. It's fun to sign up for an experience. An experienced glass blower will help you…read morecreate your project. I've done snowmen, pumpkins. And glasses. It's really enjoyable to use your own created glasswork. The store has jewelry and lots of other items. I go for the experience. Icicles was my favorite.

My husband and I were intrigued by the mansion during our frequent trips from MN to the U.P. and…read morehave always wanted to take a tour of the estate. Today was the day. We purchased tickets on the grounds in the gift shop. $20.00 for the two of us. The tours start on the hour. We were so lucky because it was just my husband, myself and the tour guide. Our visit felt private and customized; unrushed. The estate can be used for private events and during those times the mansion is closed to the public. This is a wonderful peek back in time. .

We unfortunately missed the last tour, but a very nice employee we spoke with said that we were…read morewelcome to walk around the grounds and check out the outside of the mansion. Wow, what a place I can't even imagine what it would be like to live in such a huge house and what kind of staff you would need to run it! The grounds outside were quite lovely. They were nice gardens and I hope to make it back to check out the inside of the house at some point.

Friendly, accommodating, service and GREAT tasting blueberries! This was an excellent experience…read morefor me and my family. Highly recommend for locals and visitors to the area.

Loved the park. Tower was much shorter than imagined. Beautiful grounds and the peace bell was neat…read moreto see

We found out about this tower from the hotel front desk and thought, why not--it's free! Parking…read morewas easy, and the views did not disappoint. From the top you get a full 360° view of Duluth, including the aerial lift bridge, which was super cool to see. The tower's only a few stories high and has rails to help with the climb, though it's not ADA accessible. Along the way, we also learned about Mr. Enger and his impact on the city, plus Duluth's special ties to Norway. Definitely a neat little stop! Not to mention there was a Japanese Zen garden and a few trails.

Great price for the value of time my girls are kept busy and self entertained. It's a small place…read morebut enough to keep the kids occupied for hours. They have scheduled program twice a day. Today it was making fossils with molding clay. There's something for every child to explore. They have a nice infant/toddler room. Limited snacks and gift shop items. $10/person was very reasonable.

Used to love this place, I have a three-year-old who loved it there and a one-year-old who really…read moreenjoyed it as well and we spent a lot of time their last winter! However, last few times I went it was just full of completely unattended older kids who were taking toys from toddlers (mine included) and being way too rough. I was really disappointed in the staff's lack of response, they should have spoken with the parents it was absolutely ridiculous, and we haven't been back since. I have a membership that I will not be renewing this year. Enjoyed the artistic activities and display's but they need to create some better boundaries especially with how the building isn't that large for how many families come in the summertime.

With or without music, inside or out, it's a flavorful place. Menu is limited but always delicious…read more Perhaps the largest selection of craft beers in the Northland. Only 7 West competes there.

My husband and I stopped in for dinner. Loved that we were able to grab something without a…read morereservation. When we first walked in, it wasn't super clear that you have to go to the bar to order and grab a number for them to bring your food to the table. The guy taking our order was cheerful and patient despite the busyness. Ambiance is casual; looked like there were a lot of groups and families eating together. I ordered the southwestern salad and my husband had the bacon and chicken salad. We both had good portions and fresh ingredients. They had live music so there were tables closer to the performance, tables a bit further away, and some outside. I liked the variety of seating options. I'd say Sir Benedict's is a good no frills tasty dinner option.

It is really wonderful to get behind a professional local team in a mid-sized city! And this club…read morehas it all - a great team, coaches, and supporters. The venue is easy to get to and the prices make it much more available to families (no more spending hundreds of dollars to see a pro club in this state!) - reminds me of the friendly and affordable games me and my dad went to in NY as a kid in the 80s. The merchandise is high quality and affordable and there are always surprise give-aways at every home game.