We went to a birthday party here today and the kids loved it!! Kids from…read more6-12 years old and they all enjoyed it. Very creative- cool minecraft decor- and a very nice instructor who was great with the kids.

From the owner: GameStart opened its classroom doors in 2013 and has been expanding since.read more

We did the day camp since we live in Ann Arbor and expected more for the cost. Parts of the robot…read morekit were broken at the start, and our son finished the build early in the week. From Wednesday to Friday there was a lot of video game time and not much structured activity. He enjoys this kind of camp but felt it "wasn't worth the money," and we agreed.

We sent our son to ID Tech Camp at University of Michigan last year and he had a blast! He learned…read morea lot about designing your own RPG. He came home with the game he designed and had some trouble getting it to work on his computer. But my son is a bit of a geek and loves to try and figure out these technical problems. He was able to and now has the game installed on his computer. The camp is definitely not cheap. We decided to send him strictly to day camp because it save us $500. Note to ID Staff: that is pricey for 4 night stay! We are lucky because we have relatives near the university and they were able to take care of our son for the week he was at camp. The teachers are young college students/graduates and were very knowledgeable and engaging with the students. No stuffy professors here. They were also very careful with our children's safety and the parents had to follow the rules when picking up and dropping off the kids for camp. I appreciated that. Our son said the food was just ok. But really, we didn't expect a 5 course meal to be served to him. These are kids. Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, turkey sandwich is really all that the kids want. We are planning another adventure at ID Tech camp this year. Programming in Java. He is really looking forward to attending again this year. Yes, this camp is a bit expensive but we put a little money aside each pay check so we can send our kids to camp each summer. Our boys know that we save all year to send them to camp. This is a good lesson for them to learn as well. When you budget for camp it makes it an easier decision to send them. Especially when they ask and want to go to camp.

Went there for their winter wonderland tubing! Super fun, mainly for kids. You have to walk up the…read morehill with the tube, they do not have an automatic one where it pulls you up. They have a few farm animals mainly sheep and goat we saw. They have an indoor shop with food and gifts. They have eggs, meat, and a bunch of other food you can buy that's all made from the farm. I would go again! Music was good and it was overall super fun! The staff was great too! There's 4 lanes to go down and they're all the same.

My daughter and I stopped to say hello to the animals. She bonded with a sheep, I fell in love with…read morethe barn cat. We took a wagon ride out to the sunflower field and then filled a bag with tomatoes and cucumbers and basil we picked. Almost everyone was totally welcoming except for someone who was clearly over kids that day - understandable but kids over 3 are charged a $10 entry fee so let's get pumped about them! The flowers were absolutely stunning and the bees were thriving. Ponies adorable, a solitary pig contentedly napping. Delicious honey samples if you like that kind of thing (we do).

Graduate Services helped me get my loans in shape. When I came to them my loans were defaulted and…read moreI haven't paid on them in years. My credit was ruined. Now I'm out of default and my credit has improved all thanks to the rehabilitation plan graduate services helped me with. I pay an affordable monthly payment now I can afford. Emily and jessica was so kind; you can tell they really want to help and enjoy their job! Seriously the only thing I regret is not calling them sooner.

We got some food wraps that have been very durable and long-lasting! Great products, and great for…read morethe environment.

We enjoyed having Bee Present Honey set up a booth at the 2018 Ypsi Fall River Day. They set up…read moreeducational games for event attendees. One of my favorite taught the life-cycle of bees in a fun and interactive way. It was educational for both kids and adults. In addition, to their wonderful natural bee products for sale. I am looking forward to the next time they are at an event or visiting a classroom.

We participated in a special education training for international educators in Kuwait…read more Unfortunately, the research was from the 1950's and the terminology for special needs students was abhorrent.

While the location was clean and the staff was pleasant, this testing center is highly…read moreunprofessional and violates testing rules. I took a PMP exam here. The PMP offers breaks throughout the exam. Although the test taker is allowed 10 minutes, upon returning from the rest-room, the proctor immediately began the next stage of the test before I even had a change to sit down. This meant not only was he depriving me of allotted break time, he was also eating up my test taking time by starting the next section of the test before I was even in my chair. This testing center has been reported for misconduct to their corporate offices. I would highly recommend not using them.

Very professional testing center in a clean facility that is easy to access. They provide lockers…read morefor no fee and if your test allows, you can have a snack on break. Arrive early because there is a process to read rules, check several forms of id, take your photo and palm print. Rooms are quiet and there are headsets provided for additional noise reduction. The headsets have disposable covers on them so you don't have to worry, they are clean. Bathroom is right outside in the lobby. Professional staff.

It is not worth it for the money. You pay a general cost for the regular museum which could use…read moresome help as it is crowded in the children's hands on area and lackluster in the other areas. Then you have to pay extra for the special exhibit which is not noted on their website. For 4 adults and a 6 year old it was over $100 for a lack luster museum. Would rather spend my money in Detroit or Grand Rapids.

While up here last December, I discovered this gem while visiting the Art Museum directly across…read morethe street. It was closed for renovations and I wasn't able to visit at the time, so I made a point of stopping in while in the area. This seems to be a family friendly museum with a large kids area for them to explore. There's also a large area of Flint's history with logging, automotive, General Motors and cars. Also, I didn't have to pay since I wasn't a Genesee county resident? Otherwise I think it's $12 to get in if you are. The car exhibit is fabulous to look at. It's pretty much General Motors since it was a major Flint employer for many years. Overall I didn't spend more than a half an hour here cruising through the place. I thought there would be more, but there wasn't. I was hoping to have spent at least an hour but couldn't pull it off. No, I didn't read every single sign because not everything here appeals to me, but it is a good spot to learn and expand your horizons at.