Andrea and staff have always been amazing! The kids had an amazing time. The game was a blast. The…read morecustomer service was top notch. We can't wait to be back!!

A lot of people complain in Clermont there is nothing to do. When stuff to do they complain it is…read moreexpensive. Mind Immersions opened around a year ago. They have updated some things since I was there opening week for the better. Yes, Virtual Reality is expensive but it is expensive every where that has any type of VR. There is a wonderful variety. From horror to fun. From rides to shoot outs to battles. There is something for everyone. Don't like virtual reality but your crew does? They have mini iPad games at the table area with solitaire and uno and other games. They now have wine, beer champagne, soda, and lemonade and monster drinks. They have chips, peanuts, and candy. You can buy packages for time. Which helps on price. I believe they have specials for all you want for a couple hours a few times a month/ please call them for specials they offer. I do recommend Dramamine if you tend to get motion sick. It is a fun time. It's nice to have something like this to do local instead of going to Orlando. It is family owned. They are closed (for now) Monday and Tuesday Not for smaller children. They also have events like date night as well.

We absolutely love this place. My kids cannot get enough! They have a huge variety of games, and…read moreseveral race/ride simulators. Plus you can do 2 player games! The team here is so friendly and helpful. Follow them on social media, they offer deals once in a while, in addition to their regular specials (like Beat Saber tournaments and Karaoke Nights). Prices are reasonable compared to other activities to do on a night out. They also have beer and wine available!

I came here for a date last night, and let me tell you - the woman working behind the prize counter…read morewas the reason this pushes to a five-star review. My date and I thought the Psychic Chicken was hilarious - and when we opened the prize it was just the body of a character with no head! We asked the woman at the prize counter what was up - and she opened the game and gave us another one. The new one also had just a body! We all learned quickly that the capsule attached to the body to create a character, we all had a good laugh and she gave us both. The games we played were mostly reasonably priced, but some games we didn't win many tickets. Our favorite games were the basketball connect 4 and the wizard of oz coin push. We spent $40 on a card and felt we got a lot of games out of it. When we got back to pick our prize, the nice attendant helped us again and we picked SpongeBob plush characters. She was so friendly when helping us - I wish I caught her name to give an extra compliment. I would definitely come back here again with friends or on another date, highly recommend. Just be ready if you decide to try the Psychic Chicken!

This was a fun little game room. My daughter played through 250 credits in a little less than an…read morehour ($40 package) and earned about 900 tickets. She spent longer picking prizes than playing games. I wish it were a little bit bigger, but it was still a good time.

Ok so we recently just booked a party package here for my nephew's birthday and we all had such a…read moregreat time! So Andrettis is an indoor karting, laser tag, and game room located right next to the Convention Center on International Drive. This place definitely was easily accessible from the main road and had plenty of parking in their private parking lot. So on the day of our event, upon arrival, we were greeted immediately and checked in quickly and efficiently. The staff were all very kind and helpful! The party room was located in the back of the building and was a pretty spacious room, with its own private bathroom. For our birthday package we opted for the laser tag, and arcade option for the kids and it kept them occupied for a few hours. Now for the food, I was very impressed by the quality and presentation of all the items we selected! Yes the food was just your average fried bar food... but I thought everything was super fresh and all came out very quick. The pizza, wings, and cheese curds were outstanding! Lastly, our party attendant was top notch! She was very attentive, had great communication, and made sure we had everything we needed. Overall, I will say that even though the birthday package at Andretti's is a bit on the pricier side... we thought it was definitely worth it... my nephew had a very memorable birthday!

Came to test out the track for my sons upcoming birthday. The place itself is fun bright and loud…read morewith music and tons of area for entertainment. The track itself is small for the kids just a small circle if you will. The attendant does monitor the speed and also has a controller if the kids are going off course. Pricing is comparable to other places. $15 for one round of the mini Mario which allows kids as young as 3 to 7 to drive on their own. The height requirements is a minimum 36". Max of 4 karts at a time.

Otronicon 2017. It…read moretakes place inside the Orlando Science Center. There is parking right in front, on Princeton Street, in the big parking garage. For 2017, the price to park was $5. The fair brings many technology schools, which set place in the main floor, with their displays, software, students, alumni and faculty. I was able to go into many virtual reality worlds, which is the hot things now, and I can say that the technology is pretty cool. On the floor above, there was a medical application exhibit, for kids who are inclined towards healthcare. And then on the top floor, you find the graphic designers and artists who use electronic medium. On the top floor also, you could find other interactive equipment used by the military. You could fly a helicopter, drive a tank, fly a plane, etc. My favorite, and main reason for going, was the Indie Game Showcase. I love animation, I love video games although I don't play, I love graphics and I love basic human ingenuity. Talking to all these developers and creators was amazing, as well as trying out their games. The bottom floor was part of the permanent exhibit, no technology there. Overall, I liked the expo, although I did not see ground braking technology. It is more like a massive school fair where kids checkout future schools. But it was fun, although I would have given more emphasis to the game developers. My opinion. Oh! Yes, before I forget. They also had tournaments (meh) and workshops, but I didn't attend any of those, though I feel I should have...

Otronicon 2016 was SO fun! I got to take my husband and little toddler, and clearly a 1.5-year-old…read moredoesn't care about fun tech gadgets the way a 36-year-old does. He did enjoy the revamped KidsTown, and there were some things he could watch and interact with around the event. I kinda wish we had gotten a sitter just so I could have enjoyed it a lot more but it was still a lot of fun! I'm constantly blown away by the creativity and the genius behind a lot of the showcases from Full Sail University, University of Central Florida, and other colleges and high schools. Gives me hope for the future. Anyway, I've added a few pictures so you can see how much my man-child enjoyed himself! While it's a kid-friendly event, I definitely think I'll wait until he's a little older to bring him back!

I always wanted to come to Blue Man Group back in the day when it was advertised to the point of…read moretorture on the boob tube. I don't know why I never came, too expensive, the hassle of dealing with Universal, I was in a different mindset in my life and just never went, I guess. Well, my wife the event planner asked me what I wanted for my Birthday and I told her I wanted to go to the Blue Man Group, so that's just what we did. We went with a group of 20 people, some of who were also celebrating birthdays, which made the whole thing that much more fun. Tickets were $70 a pop, so it's on the pricy side. Drinks and snacks are also pricy. We purchase two Coke Zero's and it came to $14, Yay! It's super hot in FL now so be prepared to sweat a bit while waiting to get through security and standing-by inside lobby, it's a bit of a tight squeeze and can be uncomfortable when it's a mad rush to hurry-up-and-wait. You have assigned seats, and staff do a great job helping everyone find their seat. guests have a decent view of everything going on from anywhere in the audience, so not a big deal if you're not right up front. You might not want to be up front anyways especially since there is some liquids and other debris flying around during the show. I enjoyed the show, it had everything that make a show great - action, comedy, audience interaction and involvement, excellent live music, and a unique story. The show could have been better. Like my wife mentioned in her review there were times where they could have incorporated more drumming scenarios, music, or even a magic show. One of my favorite highlights from the show was the one Blue Man catching all those marshmallows in his mouth and making an art piece out of it; it was hilarious. I also got a great chuckle when they were eating the Capital Crunch cereal and making a huge mess; very memorable. If they change the show up periodically with different scenarios and skits I would come again; however, if it's the same show back-to-back, Year-over-year, I don't think I would pay the $70 to come back again. If we were to revisit, I would be on the lookout for deals or Groupon's just because It's pricey for what it is. Regardless, if you're looking for something fun to do while in Orlando, I would recommend checking them out just see if you can get a package deal with Icon Park or another discount provider.

We came here with a group of 25. We each paid $70 to get…read morein. We were sitting in the back and they did move us all to the front area which was nice. The show was scheduled for 1:00 but actually went on at 1:15 and went to 2:30. Parts of the show were good with a bit of a wow factor. The guy eating 20 marshmallows and turning it into a sculpture was excellent. However.. Some of it was just not good. There was one skit where they pulled two people on stage and had some telephones and a few props it wasted 10 minutes of the show and was pretty boring. You would think with it being Icon Park and Blue Man having their own building that they would have a pretty spectacular show. Maybe even some magic Or some weird little dude riding around on a scooter through the crowd. I left there thinking of all the things I could make that show better. They did pull one of our friends up on stage and painted him. They did acknowledge my girlfriend's birthday We call her Little Debbie. We all dressed up as Little Debbie characters and pies. They put her name on the big screen and we all wished her happy birthday that was nice. So there was some good and some bad to this show. It's pretty much a one and done. Not something that you would pay to come back and see again. I see now they have buy one get one free tickets. This would be the time to go to see them!! The building that they built is not real big so every seat in the house is pretty good. It's not real loud in there which is nice, the music is great and they do have a keyboard player drummer and guitar player up at the top dressed in neon. Parking is free in the garage on levels 4 through 7. Drinks A regular size coke with a lid was $6 and some change. I think the beers were $14. They do check your purse when you come in and they didn't let us bring any snacks in. There is two bars in a concession stand right when you walk in. I think my favorite part is when they shoot the toilet paper out at the end. And it covers the crowd something about that just makes you smile. Okay on to the next one thing!

Food was fine. Inconsistencies when it comes to kindness and level of service. I had some event…read morecards to use and I'm still unclear if I'm allowed to use them or not and return on another visit. The visit that we did have was adequate. There were not a lot of people for the laser tag, but we did run around and play the arcade games and bowl. It was fun to watch the Little League World Series while bowling. This is right on i drive, so there's plenty of things to go and do.

Pretty big establishment. Used to host parties here when I was at my previous job and remember it…read morebeing great! It's been a few years and I decided to take my kiddos out for a little treat. They had fun with bowling and the arcade games. They offer electronic bumpers and the also had cute little Dino's for the kids to use and roll their bowling balls down. The lanes were fairly empty. The three stars comes for the service. We paid an hour for bowling and we were hungry but no one came to check in on us. 35 min and I had to find a manager to get some water and be able to place our food order. The food itself was good. The fried pickles was the best out of the appetizers we ordered (sliders and fries). Overall good place to have a party and kill a Saturday afternoon.

Love this place. They're not overly priced for arcade games. The Pool tables are what really drew…read moreme here. I come here often to play.

Decide to stop by here before dinner on a Friday night…read more They have 25% off games mon-thurs but during full prices it's about a $1 to play (7 credits most games and you get 70 credits for $10). It's pretty clean and there is a lot of variety in game options. The claw machine prizes are AMAZING. My star takeaway is that for the machines you pretty much get 1 strong claw grab every 10 tries. And for that one strong grab you have to ensure that it is perfectly angled. I think every 5-6 grabs would make more sense. Blowing $10 on one chance of a grab really hurts the wallet (unless you're getting the bonus credits by putting in $100).