It was fun. The rage room itself was kinda meh…read more The splatter room was pretty awesome. The place is reservation only, but when we arrived there was already someone there. We had to wait 15 minutes before we were checked in because there was only 1 staff member. We were then surprised with an 18% mandatory additional charge that wasn't advertised online and told it was "for the staff". A bit shady if you ask me, but whatever. We already had a reservation for our anniversary and weren't going to throw it away for an extra $25. When we got to the splatter room we were both given 2xl shirts because they were "out of other sizes". All in all: fun place, but service was lackluster, the additional 18% put a sour taste in my mouth, the understaffing causes issues, and the rage room had a limited assortment of things to break, and the splatter room paint gun broke on us during the experience. Leaving a 3 star because the employee had a smile the whole time, the experience went mostly according to plan, and we left with a canvas and a shirt each that the employee gave us really nice boxes to put in.

My children & grandchildren celebrated my 69th birthday at the Rage Room. We had SO MUCH FUN! It…read morewas crazy & wild & exhilarating & a perfect way to celebrate. We all enjoyed our time there- even had fun playing ping-pong! Chloe was a great host.

I loved the venue. Open air. The two large screens on either side of the stage were such a bonus…read more It really gave you a front row experience wherever you were at. Sound was good, nicely balanced. My one star off is the jaw dropping prices of the drinks. I went up to the beer/liquor stand near the stage. No menu but a plaque for a seltzer style can of whatever was touted $3.99. There was a second plaque advertising a Long Island with interesting ingredients pineapple juice and sour mix no price though but tricked but the relatively low cost of the seltzer I said "one of those" over the din of the music. I used a card and felt my eyes go wide when I went to tip.. First tip selection was $5 what????? That's right the drink was $28!!!!!! It was overly sour and sweet nothing like a Long Island and certainly not as stout. I'd have the same buzz if I'd had the lemonade from the stand that closed before I could get a drink. Sad too because they closed 3 songs into the headliner. Second reason is I found out about the concert through Facebook events and hit open on maps from the fb page and the address was wrong!!! I missed over 45 minutes of the show due to this. I'm from Huntsville not familiar at all with the area. The city needs more green or brown signs directing tourists to the park. One might have saved me. Also the opening band was a big youth draw and many of them had left leaving the front of the amphitheater empty close to the stage but some security were still policing the area. At that point why gate-keep? The band doesn't want to play for empty seats...

This was my first time coming to this amphitheater and it was a little weird to find because there…read moreare sports fields all over the place. Parking was odd too. The amphitheater was nice and you could get lawn seating or general admission seating. They did have concessions. Their food options were nothing crazy, just typical concessions. Not a bad view in the whole place.

Nice park! Kids enjoyed the playground. It needs a bit of sprucing up but that could be a layer of…read morewinter laying on everything. We'll be back.

Came today for Logan's 12th birthday and I have to say I'm impressed. It was well taken care of…read more The staff working were attentive and safety focused. We definitely will be back!!

It's good but the teens are out of control. Went with my 10 yr old and 2 yr old grandsons. If you…read moredon't watch your kids the teens will bully them. I do appreciate that they don't charge for toddlers and they allow parents to be with the toddlers without being charged. I don't know if I would go at night

We loved that Coolidge Park has a fun water feature where kids were playing--on a hot day, it…read morelooked incredibly refreshing. Luna isn't a fan of being sprayed, but we got her close enough for a bit of splash to help cool her down. It seemed like a great spot for dogs who enjoy the water! Unfortunately, the pedestrian bridge was under construction during our visit, so we couldn't walk across it, but we still enjoyed the view from the park. Overall, it's a lovely, dog-friendly spot to relax and cool off on a warm day.

Beautiful Chattanooga waterfront park! Great views of downtown Chattanooga. Love the water…read morefountains to enjoy and cool off on a hot day. They have a nice size walking trail that circles around the park. The park also has green area for a picnic or lawn recreational sports. Great space to take kids. They can ride bikes around the lawn. The park features a nice stage that hosts local musicians. Parking is plentiful with space around the park and under the bridge. The area has a few restaurants and shops within walking distance. A local outfitter also offers water activities rentals like paddle boards canoes and motorized ski. Definitely worthy of a visit!