What a cool place! Where else can you get so much of this under one roof? Movies! Video games!…read moreLaser tag! Food! We were there on a slow evening and had the run of the place. I Highly recommend "The Edge!"

Came for a movie and enjoyed it very much. Didn't order anything to eat, but their cocktails are…read morepretty good. Love the seating in the theater, and that you can order food and drink while watching a movie. The service we received was good.

Nice rink to get your roll on. Convenient, easy access just across the bridge for STL'iens…read more Recession-free $7 cover charge. Parking is plentiful. Skates actually sold here as well as rental of course. Decent sized concrete rink for smooth rollers (like myself). DJ played a good variety of R&B / Hip Hop. Lockers available for $.50 to secure your items while you skate. Concessions available. Staff was pleasant. Felt safe...no brainer; I'll be back.

No separation between private parties/events and public skates, and 2 hour skates can be written on…read morewrist bands instead of a strict windows. Makes no sense, and always a weird power-high with children's entertainment places. Rude women manager, man manager is civil nice.

An excellent young child play space on the Illinois side. Child and parent must wash hands upon…read moreentry and leaving. No shoes allowed in play area. No strollers allowed. It's very clean. They sell Goshen coffee and snacks on one side and the play area is the other side. Monthly memberships are offered as well as punch cards for a discount. The play area is multiple rooms so you have to follow your child around. Sign up ahead online as it does book up on weekends. Saturday play time is 3 hours and even when at capacity, isn't too busy.

This is the cleanest and most well organized children's play cafe you'll ever find! Everyone washes…read moretheir hands before entering the play area and the limited capacity makes for a relaxing and enjoyable experience for kids and adults. This is a great place for younger kids to play in an enclosed area while caregivers enjoy a caffeinated drink from the attached cafe. The intimate space makes it easy to keep a close eye on your littles. Tip: Be sure everyone wears clean socks in order to enter.

Up until yesterday I had no idea this place existed. I came here for a private event and we were in…read morethe private room known as the outlet. At first glance, it reminded me of Dave and Busters as it was riddled with games galore and a bowling alley! The private room was spacious and came with a bar, a place to play bags outside, a pool table and a basketball goal. As people trickled in, I shot some hoops and played a couple games of pool. The food they served was standard bar fare: pizza, t-ravs, salad, pretzel nuggets, buffalo and cheeseburger sliders. Surprisingly, the food was pretty good but the cookies were trash. The people working the event were friendly and attentive. I wish we had a chance to play games on the outside but maybe we'll get the chance the next time we're in the area. Overall, it was a solid visit.

Edison's Entertainment center is a fun spot for both kids and adults to enjoy themselves, there is…read morevery impressive deals on food and entertainment every day of the week. There is lots of games that gives tickets to turn into the game prize counter for prizes. There's lazer tag and a bowling alley as well. A full bar and restaurant is available to enjoy tasty eats at reasonable prices. If you are looking for a fun place at a reasonable price then Edison's is the place to be.

This rink was probably the place to be in the 70-80s. Came here for a birthday party. Two hours…read moreof staking for $1.25 for old school skates and $4 for inline skates. The rink was pretty ruff in some places. It needs a good sanding and finish put down. For the area this staking rink is in I see why they don't put any money into it.

Recently went here with a few other people during a Saturday "open play" timeslot. I have played…read moreindoor laser tag a few times before, but never outdoors. I must say that it was pretty impressive overall, and definitely a great 5 star experience, and all of us had a great time and will be back. There were just a few areas of improvement, but overall a great time. There are different game formats/objectives you play, as well as different courses. The 'referee' guiding you to/through the courses was excellent in explaining the rules and boundaries of that game. Great attitude as well (someone else playing on my team that wasn't part of my group had been there several times and said the referee always has a great attitude and approach). Great value, considering the time of play and different aspect of it compared to the typical indoor format. They also have laser scopes to help pinpoint your aim! The only 2 'negatives': 1) paint residue - Maybe it was on their website and I didn't see it, but some of the courses you play laser tag on are the same courses used for paintball. So there is some paint residue at a few spots. I knew to wear jeans since there might be some mud, but wasn't thinking of wearing an old shirt for possible paint. Luckily, it came out in the wash, but I will be better prepared for next time. 2) The game format is different than indoor - For indoor, it's typically "shooting fish in a barrel" most of the time, given the limited space. For this format, you get fewer kills/hits, because there is a lot more space, and it's (IMO) a lot more fun. It also depends on the number of people playing. So you may not find this as much fun if you are the type that has to have 1,593 kills in a 15 minute session. The slight negative with this is that during open play (when you may not remember exactly who is on your team, nor where they are on the course), it might be difficult to know exactly how many are left in the 'elimination' mode. So maybe a suggestion to the referee to periodically call out "red team has ___ left, blue team has ___ left".

Best Public park! Located behind the Public Safety building. Has a splash pad and concession stand…read morealong with plenty of spots to picnic.

This Park & Splash pad just opened this summer and I finally got around to taking my little guy up…read morethere to play. What a fantastic place! It has the most awesome splash pad! I love the design and colors! Its very whimsical and fun! He had a great time playing in the water. There are plenty of pavilions for picnics or to just stay out of the sun. Across from the pad is a play area with wonderful equipment for the kiddies to play on. This place also has a concession stand so you can get something to snack on or drink. This park also has restrooms by the concession stand. We used the family one to get him changed into his swim trunks. Everything is well thought out and perfectly executed! What a great addition to Edwardsville. I know we will be going back many times to enjoy this wonderful place.

Township Park is a wonderful park to take kids and family to for a beautiful day out! There is…read moreplenty of space to run and place plus they have lots of play ground equipment to keep everyone busy! I don't like you can't bring pets, but I do understand to a point also. It's a great community park!

The best park for kids I've ever seen. Someone posted a bad review saying there weren't any…read moreswings, but I saw lots of swings! My little guy loves going to this park! It's a true gem for this area. Also, there is lots of area to play ball, throw a frisbee or fly a kite! It's fun to take a blanket and have a picnic in the grass, but there are lots of picnic tables too.