My daughter (7) was gifted a 1:1 session. She loved it. Luke was very attentive. He encouraged her…read moreand let her try anything she wanted. He varies the activities from upper body and running to allow for cool down time. She can't wait to go back.

Great place to get kids out of house and active. Staff is very friendly and helpful in ensuring…read morethat kids are safe.

I went here with my friends for my birthday, and I wasn't sure what to expect as I loved the…read moreclubhouse as a kid, but I don't know if it would still be fun as an adult. It did not disappoint. My friends and I went on the go karts and did a round of mini golf. Overall, we all had a great time and I would definitely go back.

Very scenic mini golf courses but difficulty is like a 2/10 (coming from someone who is terrible at…read moremini golf). Maybe if everyone in your group got plastered before playing it would add an element of difficulty and entertainment? Pretty expensive for one course, $15.

Kids Adventure Park/Rock Wall & Trampoline…read more Did the fall sky ride last year and it was well organized and efficient, this years visit.......not so much. Most discombobulated event ever. One would have thought that this was a new feature and they were working out the bugs. Drove to the summit and parked then walked into the summit area with little if no signage indicating where to go. Stumbled into the Summit Bldg and it turned out to be the correct place to be. Checked in and was told the climbing gloveds were sold out (they did refund) and the kids had no problem with the Resort gloves. The reservation was for 12:30 and the 2 grandkids (5&7) had their harness attached along with 4 other kids and one adult and his older son who were doing the "big kids" courses. As we were standing around a guy came along, maybe to relieve the original girl who was taking some sort of gear out to one of the courses with the father and son. The guys asks what we were doing since we were all geared up and I stated that we were waiting for directions at which point he asked what were we signed up for (one would think just by the size of the kids in the gear it would be apparent what we were all waiting to do.) He gave me hand gesture directions, which were not very good and, again, there was poor signage, but after walking in the general direction of the "hand gesture" a woman coming up from the area gave me a clear indication of where we were to go. It is now 12:50 and the attendant was getting kids ready and asks "where are the trollys"? Having no clue what she is talking about out I said that what ever they were wearing was what they were given. She radioed up requesting 2 kids trollys be brought down. Tick tock, tick tock and after about 10 minutes of waiting for a delivery I walked up to the Summit Bldg where the same mass confusion was going on and I peaked behind the black curtains and asked the employee for 2 kids trollys (this was not the first time she had to radio up for kids trollys either). Finally the kids were able to do the courses. Once their time was up we went over to the rock wall/trampoline area and there are no employees there or within sight to ask about the procedure. Once again I walked up to the Summit Bldg asking if anyone was going to be watching the RockWall/Trampoline and they asked if I had gone by there (seriously?) I replied yes and there was nobody around. They said they would get someone so we walked to our car for water and a snack and by the time we got back the area was stocked with an employee who, by the way, was very nice and helpful. Given the state of the economy with discretionary spending tight one would think that Bristol Mtn would be chomping at the bit to provide the best service/experience possible......but it was not to be. The kids area was not crowded or busy and the chairlift rides seemed to be going without issues from what I saw up top. Hopefully Bristol Mtn will get their act together but either way we will not be returning.

Great time! Audrey and Katie were the guides for our party of 3. We got to visit with them…read morebetween zips....really fun and personable. Even got my 12 year old niece to open up. She's usually very shy. Very safe and exciting experience. The last platform was pretty scary because you have to step off and go straight down. I froze and couldn't do it, but Audrey talked me through it until she finally gave me a little shove and I was off! Just what I needed!!! Much fun was had by all. Wet and foggy day only added to the experience.

What an incredible outdoor park/playground. Kids and adults loved it. It's all wood, mulched, and…read morehad lots of features to explore and play, great for elementary age kids. Definitely worth the visit.

Sneakers are a must!! You've been warned! This place is great! I'd say it's more for 4 year olds…read moreand up! Maybe even an adventurous daredevil 3 year old? Parents be read to do some spotting if you got Little's with you! Anyway, all natural wood and some big rocks. Climb, swing and balance! We even got to see some horses walking by in the near by field. Pack some tweezers incase of splinters! But still, lots of fun!

We did the Doctor's Infirmary escape room. This was my second escape room, and first time at Great…read moreEscape. The other one I did a few months ago at another place in Rochester. This place is kind of hard to find, and kinda creepy in the dark. Especially since I turned in too soon, so I went down the alley behind the buildings. If you turn at the sign for Building 3 and go to the right, you should easily find it. It faces University. I wasn't sure if parking was an issue, but at 8pm, there was plenty! There were 8 of us, which I think was a good number. If there were 10, I think some people wouldn't have had enough to do. 6 or 8 is probably perfect. I felt like this room was easier to start. In the other room I did, none of us knew what to do first. Without giving anything away, you could see what you needed to do, which was helpful. This room was a lot bigger than the other one I did, and was sort of split down the middle. Because of this, the other side of the room solved a lot of stuff that I didn't even hear about. In the smaller room, I felt like I missed out less because we were all closer together. You have the employee in the room with you here, and at the other one, they are watching you and can give clues from somewhere outside the room. They are still watching you, but it feels less awkward since you can't see them. Our guide was fun though, so him being in the room wasn't a bad thing either. If you're going for the first time. I suggest you go with at least 1 or 2 people that have done an escape room before. Once you've done one, you have a better understanding of what you need to do. You really don't need to be smart to do one of these rooms. Actually, if you try to be smart about something, you're probably overthinking it. It's more like seeing something that is right in front of your face in a different way, if that makes any sense. I don't want to give anything away, but you get 3 hints, and I think we used all 3. But the last clue we used it on, I don't know how anyone in the world would have come up with that on their own. That happened in the other escape room I did, too. Sometimes there is a link that I just don't understand, and I don't see how any reasonable person would get to it, but you get a hint, so you really don't need to worry about it. :) There were things I liked about both escape room locations. This one was $5 more, so there's that. But they also had a cooler location and more props for your final photo though, which I liked. We escaped, and had like 4 minutes to spare. From their website, it seemed liked very few people escape. so I was afraid we wouldn't get out and not even be close. I was glad we at least got to a point where we knew we were on the final clue, and I really liked the ending of this game. I hope that didn't give anything away, and I hope it made some sense, too. I have to try to speak in code to not spoil the game! :) There are decently clean restrooms here, too, and a place inside the room to put your purse and stuff. I couldn't find that on their website ahead of time, or in other reviews. If it was winter, I'd just wear a hoodie and put your keys and your phone in your pocket if you don't want to leave your purse unattended. You can't use your phone, but it can stay in your pocket. I liked it here and I'd definitely go back. I'd just look over the available rooms and see what one seems the most interesting. Go try it out. You'll probably have fun!

My family and I had a great experience escaping the Presidential Bunker at this facility over the…read moreweekend. Our guice Sierra did an excellent job and we managed to escape the room in 50 minutes or so. There were 7 of us, which, as other reviewers have mentioned, is probably the correct number. Please note they do not do refunds here but can hold tickets for you to use in the future - as was the case for us since we had two folks unable to attend. They have a fun game room for after your escape and have the classic "take a photo" setup that you'll find at other escape rooms around town. I find $35 to be pretty high for the experience overall but it is a nice way to change things up. I would recommend a stop by if you're looking for a great Escape experience!

People who are true rock climbing enthusiasts would probably rate this higher than me, but because…read moreI am out of practice and at a begginer level, I find the cost to be too expensive. If you're a regular climber and have the endurance to make several climbs in a night, then it's probably worth it for you. I usually only end up doing a few climbs before my hands get tired, or before I hurt my neck looking down. That being said, they offer shoe and harness rentals for an additional cost, and they do have membership options. There is also a summer camp/break camp offered for kids. I know they've offered weekend yoga in the past but not sure if that's still applicable. And in addition to standard climbing, there are a few auto belay climbs and a high ropes course as well. The best part about coming here is the owner's dog, Daisy, freely roams and hangs out.

How long has this place been around? I remember coming as a kid and thinking it was awesome. We…read morecame during our Thanksgiving trip home and only bouldered, something that I want capable of as a kid. Sign in was quick, the bouldering space isn't huge but there were still several routes around our skill level which were fun and challenging. We had a great time.

Loved it. Went to see my nephew train. Was impressed with how professional and kid friendly they…read moreare. I do recommend this place. They have adult hours too.

What an amazing place. Great place for kids birthday parties. I have been lucky enough to have been…read morethere several times during the parties and even when there are no parties. Very helpful staff. They were attentive and engaging while working with the kids. Also overseeing safety. The owner explains all details of parties and the facility in a clear manner that almost everyone can understand.

I was here with my adult nieces, nephews for a belated Christmas present. Located on the 2nd floor…read moreby the movie theatre of the Galleria mall, it's easy to find. We chose 2 of the 3 experiences. They're quick to say it's not an escape room but I didn't see the difference. However, having been to other escape rooms, this one has better "games" or adventures to figure out. There were 10 of us so, the more the merrier and everyone was somewhat responsible for getting the rooms solved. Plenty enough riddles and problem solving to keep us busy for about 40 minutes per room. The staff were helpful and seemed to enjoy engaging with the patrons. This can be a little tricky, which was good. It should keep you on your toes. A good team building experience for friends and families.

Loved every second of it! It was an immersive interactive experience, when they say it's not an…read moreescape room, they mean it! It's more of a live action puzzle/game. We had so much fun in each room and will definitely be going back to get stuff we missed and maybe a different ending