If you're looking for something fun to do with the family look no further Fun Zone is definitely…read morethe place to go! I bought the Platinum Pass and it came with unlimited go-karts and mini golf for 3 hours which was a really good deal and made for a great time. This place honestly would have been a 5/5 but they definitely nickel and dime you on everything. I was especially shocked when I found out there were no drink refills. Other than that I really didn't have any complaints. Maybe they should consider offering something like a $15 unlimited drink option especially on hot days like today. Overall I still had a great time and I'll definitely be back but next time I'm bringing my own water source lol.

Fun Zone - Savannah, GA (closer to 2.5)…read more This place is old and outdated, with a lot of room for improvement. The good: outside you'll find go-karts, one small carnival ride, and mini golf. The go-karts were a lot of fun, and I appreciated that staff emphasized safety and made sure everyone was being careful. Inside, there are arcade games, but most are very old and in need of updating. Parking is plentiful, which is a plus. The not-so-good: the cost felt high for what you get. We paid $35.99 per person for unlimited bumper cars, which came with 36 arcade credits. For three people, that added up quickly, and the quality just didn't match the price. The staff was fine--nothing exceptional--but not unfriendly either. We didn't try any food during our visit, so I can't speak to that. Overall: Fun Zone has potential, but it feels stuck in the past. The go-karts are enjoyable, but the rest of the experience is underwhelming. With some investment and updates, this place could be much better.

Had another fun visit to Frankie's playing mini-golf. More fun for me since I won ;) Anyway, the…read morewifey and I had a good time on a pleasant day temp-wise. It was a little busy so there was a lot of traffic on the course; kept having to wait for larger groups ahead of us. They had two 18-hole courses, with one being supposedly harder. The courses are well maintained and very pretty with all the water features. Definitely worth the $10 each for an hour of fun. The park has plenty of other activities too, mostly for kids, so you could easily spend several hours here (and probably lots of money).

Mini golf, arcade, go-karts, baseball, bumper water boat rides - a place where you can let your…read moreinner child play and be free! I used to come to Frankie's as a kid as a treat for good grades. Now it's moreso a decent date spot to get to know the person better and see their playful side! The mini golf has two courses, East is easier while the West Isle poses more challenges and curves. The arcade is mostly electronic to which you pay at a kiosk and load it on a plastic card. You swipe your card at each respective station to play or win. $20 goes fast in an arcade!! All the glitter, sounds, and lights does something to ya haha personally I love the skeeball machine! Their menu includes simple foods like pizza, hot dogs, moz sticks. For me, my soul was craving an icee slurpee. I tried the piña colada and it was mega yummy!!' They got other fun flavors too!

We brought our kids here tonight, and it was such a great experience! The food was delicious…read moreeverything came out hot and fresh. The boys loved their chicken and fries, and I really enjoyed my meal (and my drink ). The arcade kept the kids entertained the whole time. It's the perfect spot for family fun and dinner all in one place. Our host was amazing and super friendly, attentive, and really knowledgeable about the menu and games. You can tell they take pride in making sure everyone has a good time. We'll definitely be back! Great food, great atmosphere, and great service.

Came here to play games with my kids and at first I was super excited! As we got our card to play…read moregames with we started looking around for games to play , a lot of the games was broken and some didn't even give you tickets for playing even tho on it said the higher you score the more tickets you get! Even while playing some of the games, the machines would break down and you would have to get the tenant to come fix it for you. We didn't have a chance to eat there. It was very dark as well I wish there was more lighting. Now we're all done playing our games and go to the counter to cash our tickets. Each ticket is worth one point most of the higher in prizes were about 1000 tickets or over. All of the low valued prices were about 50 to 100 tickets I think there was a couple of little things that were about 20 tickets. I do think they need to reevaluate their ticket prices for the prizes my kids were very sad to not be able to get little prizes that were well worth 5$ and under . We definitely won't be back.

Bryon is an experienced cruiser and was super helpful. I just got back from my 1st cruise. I needed…read morea lot of guidance. Bryon filled the bill. He gave so much useful information. I was concerned about vertigo. Bryon knew which was the best spot on the ship for a room. Where to park, best time to board, advice on excursions, drink pkgs etc. I did not have any issues at all. Bryon always got back to me quickly with answers to my questions. My vacation was heavenly! I will definitely be cruising again and use Bryon to handle the details.

Bryon Pieper booked a hotel for me super quickly when I asked for assistance finding a good spot…read moreclose to the field where my son was playing in a Travel Soccer Tournament out of town. Not only was the hotel super clean and nice, the kids loved the breakfast (so convenient and saved me even more $) and the cost was very reasonable (less than I was hoping to pay!) The best part was, I didn't have to go searching, reading reviews, looking at maps for proximity, etc. So convenient and a wonderful service that didn't cost me anything extra... It actually saved me money as it was less than I was planning to pay! Thanks again! Bryon also just booked a cruise for a HUGE group of us to celebrate my brother's 40th Birthday! Can't wait for the trip and thankful I didn't have to plan any of that either!! Highly recommend!

This was our first visit. We came for a birthday party. Overall we had a great time and will…read moredefinitely be back. Most of the staff are younger kids, some of which could use a little more training in some aspects. Checking in was kind of a nightmare due to staff passing us off to other staff or not having answers to questions pertaining to the party or tickets. Some of the staff were doing great paying attention to what was going on in their area while others talked a lot and didn't notice rough and rowdy kids for quite a while. There is a huge variety of things to do from the playplace to the rotating bumper cars, several climbing walls, rope course, laser tag and virtual reality. We were there three hours and could easily have spent another five and not been bored.

We love coming to Urban Air. The place is spotless and kinda dark inside. My five-year-old loves…read morethis place. So much to do from Warrior Course, Battle Beam, Wipeout, Climbing Hill, Drop Zone, Pro Zone, Tubes Playground, Trampolines. There is also laser tag and a climbing wall. They have a cafe that sells food and refreshments. They also accept a military discount with ID. Go early it's usually very busy. We highly recommend going.

This is a remote park that is over an hour from any metropolitan area. This makes it all the more…read moreconfounding that while there were some tours and other events of potential interest, they were not posted on the park's website so I only found out about them on site after it was too late. Exploring the site was difficult due to the robust biting insect population. I found an indoor cabin with some exhibitions about people who died in battle, which is certainly a subject that merits contemplation. Trying to actually walk on the trails proved untenable. To the limited point that I got there wasn't a ton to see. I could imagine that there is more to be done here. It wasn't the hottest day of the year by a long shot, but it still was hot enough to make me wish I'd diverted over during winter.

Pretty far from the freeways and interstates, I was pleased to spot a "historic site ahead!" sign…read moreas I was passing through rural South Carolina. At 9am on a drizzly Saturday morning, I was the only visitor as I walked around under an umbrella and avoided the wet spots. The site is one of the last stands of the Confederacy against the overwhelming Union Army led by General Sherman during his march to the sea. It is the only state park in the South Carolina system that has a preserved battlefield. The battle took place on February 3, 1865 (the Appomattox surrender in Virginia was two months later, on April 9) with approximately 5,000 Union solders against 1200 Confederate soldiers. 18 Union soldiers were killed alongside 8 Confederates. It is generally considered a Union victory. The park includes a 3/4 mile trail that details the Battle of Rivers Bridge with captioned panels along the walk. Well-preserved earthworks here and there are worth checking out. I did not spot any Park Rangers giving tours but I was able to get the gist of it myself without help. It's quite rural. There are limited facilities - a few picnic shelters and almost no cellular signal. Still, worth a stop for the Civil War buff. [Review 19492 overall - 1064 in South Carolina - 462 of 2023.]

My dad did that scam back in day. I was a small child then be he worked that across the south. Then…read morein the very early 90s local governments cracked down. Randy is a couple years younger than I; he always had the best NES cartridges *aside* When Red ran the show, his rides were safe. He trained his workers and he ran a tight ship (*I was a young kid and just heard this over and over)

This business is a complete scam. They have a ping pong keno game going where you have to try to…read moreget 100 points, They lure you in with a free chance to play, And 90% of the time you will get 50 points right off the bat. Seems easy right? Then they say you can win $100 Jackpot if you just get 50 more points, and its only $5 to play. So you give it a shot and you get 25 points, Now you only need 25 more points. This time you play again for $5 and you get no points, you get a ball that doubles the jackpot and the amount it cost to play. Now you are paying $10 and the jackpot is $200. Eventually you will get up to betting $40 / $80 for $800 / $1600 jackpots. And now you are only 1-5 points from winning. But the thing is you will never win. Eventually you will run out of money or cut your loses. Here's how the scam works in Antigua & Dominican Republic This game involves players randomly scooping numbered ping pong balls from a bin with a long pole. The game will appear very easy initially and then turns absolutely impossible as players approach the jackpot. The apparent reason for this is because numbers on the balls are often not as they appear to the player. The numbers on the balls are so small and widely spaced that the very quick glimpses of the ball that the dealer gives to the players can make the ball's number appear to be much different. The way the ball is rotated as it is displayed to the player can make the number appear far different than it is. For example, if a '12' ball is a beneficial number for the player to draw; the dealer will show 12 as the player begins working toward the jackpot. However, this doesn't mean the player is actually drawing a 12 ball. They may be drawing a 12 ball or any 'losing number ball' from 120 to 129' or a losing '112' ball. These 'losing' balls are rotated to appear as a '12' ball in the early stages, as they are quickly flashed by the dealer. Few players are going to question the dealer at this point, when they appear to be doing well'. This keeps the interest of the player and encourages them to invest more bets since the jackpot seems easily obtainable. No winnings are paid until the jackpot is reached, but the sunk cost of bets as the player works toward the jackpot are lost. As the player nears the jackpot, the jackpot grows, but the amount required for each bet also grows. The increasingly attractive jackpot prize distracts players from the actual size of new bets and sunk costs of prior bets. As the player closes in on the jackpot, if a 'losing 120' ball is drawn, it will be shown as the losing '120'. If you review the odds posted far above the player's head, you will see how very few 'winning' balls are really in the bin. If by chance, the 'winning' 12 ball is drawn at this point, it will be rotated to appear as a 'losing 2' or even claimed to be a 'losing 112' and displayed so quickly that it is not humanly possible for the players to clearly see that it was, in reality, the winning '12 and not '112'. The ball is VERY quickly tossed back into the ball bin and lost in the mix. This scam cycle continues so that the player NEVER reaches the jackpot. The player eventually quits or runs out of funds, at which point all costs of mounting bets to reach that point are lost. http://www.gambling.co.uk/forums/general-casino-forum/42123-antigua-dominican-republic-casino-scam-alert.html These people should be thrown in prison for the rest of their lives for stealing money from people. But yet every holiday they get away with doing this in Savannah, GA.