Leo!! He is the greatest. I met him at a non profit I work at and he was very fun, open minded and…read morecollaborative. Some of the simplest exercises or conversations became a crossing point for some of us. We laughed, we cried, we hugged and found something different in ourselves that caused a bond.

Fun and very hands on experience, Ron was fabulous! It's so resplendent to be in the great outdoors…read morewhile building your relationships!

Best track! Friendly staff, cleanly kept. Such a fun time…read morefor me and my wife! Karts go fast! 5 stars twice if I could.

This indoor kart racing facility is a lot of fun! The tracks are larger than most, making the…read moreracing more exciting. Everything is very clean, from the karts to the track, which shows great care in maintenance. The snack bar is a nice bonus for breaks between races. The staff are excellent, especially with kids--helpful, attentive, and focused on safety. Overall, it's a well-run, fun place I'd definitely return to.

I came in with a fear of heights and left with the same amount of fear but with the knowledge that…read moreI'm able to face it. Everyone in my group enjoyed the course regardless of how far they were able to go. Gilbert and Emily were awesome instructors and made everything easygoing and fun. It might seem terrifying for those who have a fear of heights, but I can guarantee that they'll look back on how fun it was once they're able to conquer the obstacles. My arms are dead from latching onto the ropes with a death grip and I know I'll feel this tomorrow, but I'm sure the fun memories will last even longer.

The experience was incredible. We booked for 2pm and the host stayed back so that we could…read moreexperience the course. There experience was unbelievably scary but also exhilarating. You get really high up and feel like you're balancing on wobbly ropes! There is a final zip line that goes incredibly fast and is a perfect end to the experience. Wholeheartedly recommend! The host also gave us cold water to end the experience.

This was my first escape room I've been to and I was super nervous. I get in my head when I don't…read moreknow what to expect. The staff was super friendly and helpful when I asked questions. Getting inside the building was interesting; turns out, there is a puzzle to solve! Once inside, we sat down, waited for the rest of our friends then signed the waiver. Thankfully, they did have a bathroom we could use ahead of time. Once we got our initial instructions from the staff member, we went into a room and received more instructions on a screen. The basement is a very immersive room, the cast member who was part of it did an amazing job! I'm so sad I can't remember her name, she truly was a delight! She even reassured me at the beginning when I was freaking out. We managed to escape with about 6 minutes left, I wish I had taken exact note of how much time. We took a celebratory picture and then I got some merch, a t shirt saying I escape the basement and one of the enamel pins. Me and my friends came to celebrate a birthday and I think we will be back in November for another friend's birthday to do the next room! I'm gonna buy a new enamel pin each time we win, I think. Definitely looking forward to coming back! Couple tips: come in one car, the lot is very small and there was only one spot left when we got there and our friends had to park farther away. For the celebratory picture, make sure to look at the right spot and fix your hair beforehand lol. Lastly, bring cash to tip the staff members! They deserve it for being so awesome! Oh, and be kind to them, I shouldn't have to say this, but I will. They are fellow humans playing characters.

Parking is easy. Get there EARLY.To enter the location you…read morehave to figure out a code to enter through the vending machine. Inside your greeted by one of the employees notifies you that there's no electronic device devices watches are allowed inside so they do provide lockers Afterwards they have you enter a different location and they offer you bathrooms prior to their escape room. We did the basement. This is the first time we've ever done an escape room so I had no idea what to escape. I don't wanna spoil too much BUT this was absolutely one of the best times I've ever had. The actors were so helpful and so funny. We didn't successfully pass, but we were very close!!!!!!. We had a group of two. When that room holds up to 10. Soooooo we did our best hahhaahaha . It's very interactive at some points, We had to crawl through spaces, walk through trap doors and we did get our hands dirty. We were Using flashlights to get around. It was SUPER interactive. I had a blast!!!! Will definitely come here again!!!!! Do wear comfy clothes. We were sweating!!!! Closed shoes recommended. And always pay attention to small details. Everything is a clueeee!!!!! And most importantly stay positive lol

Facility and coaches were top notch Activities were insight…read moreprovoking Will be back with another group!!!

Wonderful learning experiences here! You get to test your fears and your stenghts while working…read moreamongst a team. I work for Living Spaces and our team came here for some team building experiences. I have to say we all learned lots of new things about each other. How to work as a successful group powering thru the rope courses. How to communicate better with each other. How to listen and accept one another. How to respect one another. And just basically team bonding at its best. The instructors were very patient, informative, and reassuring. They kept us on our toes the entire time. I would definitely recommend this activity to anyone who wants to get some fun team building done.

It's a 5k walk/run on the beach (as in on the sand with the ocean next to you) with 11 obstacle in…read morethe courses. Most of the inflatable obstacles are several stories high. Obstacles include the "inflatable mattress" with holes, swinging giant balls, pit with loose 5+ feet balls, a bunch of obstacles where you climb up one side and slide down the other, an 'over, under, over' obstacle, etc. You run from the start point, to the pier, and then U turn and run back. You are released (to run, jog, dance, walk, etc.) in waves. I think it was half hour increments based on the wave you signed up for. They offered cups of water at a couple points in the 5k. At the end, they gave you a finisher's T-shirt, medal, bottled water and a banana. Pros: - LOTS of fun - Not scary even for someone deathly afraid of heights (good for the whole family) - Finisher's medal - Friends and family can take pictures of you throughout the entire course. Nothing is closed off. Cons: - Had to pay full price for parking - They advertise that there'd be a photographer there taking pictures, but they only captured people from the first wave. - Can't wear shoes on *some* of the obstacles, but on the website they gave the impression that you can wear them, so a lot of people kept having to take off their shoes and put them back on or just carried them. (I left mine in the car because I saw the hassle the people before me went through.)

This is my son's third summer in a row attending Camp Fire Long Beach's summer camp. He's been…read moreattending since the summer after kindergarten. I am so grateful we found this place! I've found the camp director, Azuree, very open and responsive to any concerns or questions I may have. She follows up and is always professional and approachable. My son had some trouble making friends the first two years (he still said he had fun!) and I let Azuree know before camp start this year. It has made all the difference! My son is even happier this summer than the last two - and that's saying a lot! I know that is due to the fact that the Azuree has invested in him and taken my concern seriously. My son also consistently reports that he loves his counselors. It's important to note that you see the same counselors year after year and that, to me, is a very good sign that this is a good place...because the counselors (and kids!) love coming back :) The Camp Fire LB website outlines their camp options very clearly. I wholeheartedly recommend the Backyard Bunch Adventure Camp option. Sign up and payments can be done online which is super convenient.

Camp Fire in Long Beach is where our mixed level Girl Scout troop recently earned their archery…read morebadges. It was not particularly outstanding archery lessons, but both a male and female instructor were friendly and engaging with the girls. At the end, they even allowed the parents a go at the target. I must say that while the duo tried their best at accommodating the students, their equipment was a bit lacking. The draw weight in the bow I used was next to nada. My try-everything-at-least-a-hundred-times husband agreed. Still, while my hubby and I were a bit disappointed with the private instruction and the equipment, this Sunday afternoon (2/23/20) was a perfect day to try new things. Other Highlights: + restrooms on site + our troop was able to bring snacks and drinks + picnic area right next to archery area + plenty of free parking + clean, safe grounds As long as COVID-19 does not ruin summer camp, there should be plenty of activities and day camps geared toward "developing teamwork skills and strengthening camaraderie." The programs are not just for youth. Workplaces can also schedule an outing for their employees. When dust finally settles from this Coronavirus s***... MORE OF THIS PLEASE for our kids and co-workers, etc.

If you are looking for building a team or yourself in areas of confidence, communication, self…read moreesteem, trust, grit, and perseverance - Sacred Play is the organization for you. I hired Margarita to work with a group of high school students. After a few initial conversations, Margarita created a program focusing on our needs and goals for our session. Margarita and her team are fantastic facilitators and professionals who take learning through play seriously while insuring a safe environment for all. I can't wait to work with her again.

Our staff had the most amazing time participating in the team building activities. Margarita and…read moreher staff are well versed and are adaptable to any situation. They encourage accountability and acceptability through the activities. In the various situations that we encounter as a school site, our staff can be heard using the language of the lessons we learned. If you want to know what those lessons are BOOK THEM! We highly recommend Sacred Play for your team building needs.

omg I would start with an around of applause, to the instructors .. they were above and beyond with…read moreme, they were so caring helped me in every way.. now I will start they need better restrooms, more and better shades, specially in summer times, and management they need to be more understandable when customer they spent more time, than the expected time.. they also need a facility with air conditioner.. I believe customers deserve that.. poor of the employees that they don't have a cool place to stay. I just went last week, in summertime and let me tell you It was hell up there, please for a better experience go in any other season but summer...

Had a great adventure today! Will return and do the Monster…read moreTour! Blake and Cruz were entertaining tour guides.

This was a super fun experience for my son and I! First timers and I will definitely go back! Fun…read morebonding time and teamwork!!

It's hard to fathom, but almost a decade has passed since we paid to stand in line for any…read moreexperience, much less a pirate one! We love how escape rooms now accommodate duos, and especially appreciate that rooms are now private, and we are able to be silly and competitive and immature with the people who matter. I mean, imagine being stuck on a schooner or deserted island with people you don't know - it would be a streaming series! Oh, wait ... Well, Back in Time is one of our favourite companies when it comes to escape rooms that are immersive and faithful to theme and story, but we're a little embarrassed to say that we were excited to try Blackbeard's Treasure because of a streamed show, excellent, though it be. Yes, we could have chosen to do this particular escape room because of the book(s), the movie, the theme park or the dinner adventure, but, no, it was Black Sails, just taken off that streaming service, that piqued our interest! The mall where we usually play Back in Time is under renovation, so we played our Friday afternoon game at their temporary space in a small strip mall not far away and just as easy to get to. Parking was good right outside at 3:30pm on Friday, which was their first game of day, and we arrived just about the same time as Harrison, our very enthusiastic game host, who had just escaped (haha) from the same traffic jam as we had. We were shown into the waiting room, and although this was not a permanent location, the lobby looked exactly as it did in the mall, and it was nice that the clean no-frills restroom was located at end of hallway inside the business instead of outside in the mall. Our entry into the game was heralded by a preview video which complemented what we knew about Blackbeard, especially fresh off Black Sails - but game (unlike TV series) was definitely family-friendly. The room was spacious for our duo, and would fit four in a group comfortably. On the whole, the room was a little dark, but the décor was in theme and music was ambient. Blackbeard's Treasure was a linear game, where most of the puzzles were one & done, even though there were some red herrings (of course, pirates ...). We categorise it as a 3G or third generation room, meaning it comprised a lot of use of magnets, but also a lot of nice old locks. Happily, there were no glitches at all, and everything worked to our success at 52:02. Our very favourite part of the game was being fired on by cannons, and although we wish we could understand the parrot - Captain Flint shore was purty! - we had no least favourite puzzles at all. Harrison was fantastic because she made sure we could read the clues on the in-room timer and clue screen when it was clear the bird was speaking in not an escape roomer's language! Everything made sense, and, once in the room, we didn't miss the mall at all. In fact, we took advantage of the promotion that allowed us to take photos in the room with props, and our gamemaster did a terrific job with both their camera (and thank you for getting the photo to us immediately!) and ours. It was a little more expensive, but worth it for the memories. This review has been posted on Google and Yelp.