Fun experience, cool memories with loved one! We added throwing stars for $10. We ate before we got…read morehere, but they do have food and drinks

We came here for the first time on Wednesday for a date night and it was a blast! We were both…read morenovices so we were a bit worried it was going to be frustrating not ever hitting the target but luckily we were wrong. The guy who checked us in was amazing! After the safety spiel, he spent the time helping us find our marks so that we would hit the board every time.....and it worked! I walked away feeling like a bad ass and looking forward to the next date night. They have a kitchen and bar too, which is pretty cool. The fries were well seasoned and the beer was cold, what more could you ask for? The set up of the lanes is pretty cool and overall this is just a great spot. HIGHLY recommend coming here!

Popped in for a co-worker farewell, greeted by friendly faces , place is up-beat…read moreKids smashing pickle balls, oldsters ordering beers Plenty of folks here to help if you need a drink or have questions Great place for weekend fun

swing n pickle is amazing I loved the pickle ball and the hitting cages I just dislike that they…read morestopped us right at our time limit and we just wanted to finish our at bat for some good reps but other than that amazing time

Always a grand time at Isotopes park…read more Baseball and a beer Mariachi night tonight with fireworks after the game Bring the family

I have a small man bag for my phone, keys, and wallet. The bitch at the gate was a hard no to…read moreletting me in because of the bag. I understand safety, but look in the bag. They could have looked in my bag, like they do everywhere else in town, to see there was nothing suspicious in it. This was my first time at the Isotopes. I'll never be back. I can spend my money elsewhere.

Absolutely had a blast with our friends at Punky's!! The place looks great with the new tables and…read morechairs. The floors are amazing. Had a two of the best bartenders that made a wicked Bloody Maria! A spicy one at that! Thank you Jen and Scott for a great night!!

This place is great if you're looking to do free karaoke. It does start at 9 pm on Fridays and…read moreSaturdays. I definitely recommend calling ahead! If there are UFC fights going on karaoke may get delayed to 11 pm. Drinks are reasonably priced!

The aquarium was very cool. Maybe a bit small but we had a duel pass for the botanical gardens and…read morethey blew us out of the water. The gardens are gigantic. So many different sections like Mediterranean, Japanese garden, farm house and animals, children's fantasy garden. Everything was so well cared for and we just kept finding new paths of ever more beautiful biodiversity. I'm really jealous compared to the aquarium and botanical garden we have at home. And even the Shark Reef Cafe was good! Everything made fresh to order. I'll be recommending to anyone traveling through the area.

Very clean inside and great gift shop. The large viewing tanks are nice…read more Since our last visit a year ago, several exhibits had closed. There is also no longer a petting tank which kids would LOVE. Super disappointed this is gone. Kids are our future, and we should be investing in their education above all else. The outside ponds were also full of trash and the fish barely had enough water to live in. Let's get it together Albuquerque.

Indian Pueblo Cultural Center offers an experience that is as enriching as it is sobering. We…read morevisited during a showcase of local artisans from nearby tribes, where the craftsmanship on display, intricate pottery and striking jewelry, felt less like souvenirs and more like living heritage. The cultural dance performances added another layer of depth, a reminder of how many distinct tribes call New Mexico home, each with their own traditions still very much alive. That said, the museum does not shy away from the weight of history. Much of the experience is, frankly, unsettling as it walks you through the realities of Native American history in the United States. It is not an easy visit, nor should it be. But it is an important one. I left both moved and more informed, which feels like the point. For anyone seeking to engage with culture beyond the surface level, this is a place that stays with you.

Congratulations to the Indian Pueblo cultural center, and they're opening of the new exhibit…read more"Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery" It is more than an art experience-- grounded in Clay has a meaningful connection to culture, history, and living tradition. What makes this exhibit especially powerful is its voice. Rather than being interpreted solely through a traditional museum lens, Grounded in Clay is curated by members of the Pueblo Pottery Collective--artists and cultural stewards who bring firsthand perspective and storytelling to each piece. That authenticity comes through in a way that is both educational and deeply personal. You have time, it will be here for a little bit, but don't wait too long because you want to share the experience with others

I really love this museum, I can't wait for it to reopen to see the improvements they are making!…read moreMy favorite part is walking through earths full timeline, and the discovery area with the live animals. It's so bright and a huge space! I think they're well balanced by having great info for adults, but making the space extremely visually engaging for children. The movie area is cool, but the 3D glasses tend to give me a headache. Def worth stopping by, and I can't wait to review again after they reopen!

Oh my goodness, what a great museum!…read more So many different topics are interactive dinosaurs. Displays and hands-on activities to engage people of all ages. The sci-fi display, a special display showing books and other media that predicted future events and electronics, was exciting. The gift shop reflected the museum's different themes. In terms of the cost of the memorabilia, the lab kits, books, and stuffed animals were affordable and reinforced what was learned throughout the museum tour.

This zoo has a lot of potential, that they are certainly starting to capitalize on. The older part…read moreof the zoo definitely shows its age, but walk around a corner and wow! The multi-species enclosures are really amazing. The orangutans were out and playing and eating while we were there. The baby was having a good time and super fun to see. The free ranging peacocks were beautiful. Lots to see in a compact park. Don't miss the penguins! The park was clean and remodeling all at once. The expansion will be spectacular once done. The price is about normal, about $20/adult. The gift shop is about what you would expect. I'm glad we went. Parking was easy. Nice zoo, construction takes a little away from the experience.

We've been coming here for years and it's a nice outing each time, The park has seen some upgrades…read morewith some currently in progress, which is nice to see. The animals appear healthy and well taken care of. There's a brand new elephant viewing area and even an indoor penguin exhibit. If I had any complaints, it would be the main cafe in the middle of the park. It's not as clean as it could be and the cost is quite high for simple meal items. There is a shaded grass area though, so just pack your own food to save some money. Speaking of saving money, get on the bio park website and grab the yearly pass. Then you can visit as often as you want for a year. The pass also covers the Botanical gardens and aquarium to boot. The zoo itself does get a bit tight during busy times. We made the mistake of coming during spring break and it's way too many people. You feel like you're getting herded along since there are people waiting to get the best spot to look at animals, and with all the strollers around... Yeah, if you can manage it, go when the kiddos are in school. All in all, it's still a nice outing. Definitely worth visiting.