It fits the mold of a skating rink. An arcade and jungle gym play area are a bonus. Shoe strings…read morecould be replaced, or we got some unlucky ones; normal wear and tear on just about everything. Going on a Saturday is not ideal of course if you want to avoid crowds stemming mostly from multiple birthday parties. $5=20 credits, games are all about 4 credits, so do the math and bundle if you can. We didn't realize you have to pay $10 to play in the jungle gym area. We did not, oops -- it was pretty much free for all with no attendants to check wristbands that I could see. Parents are the best responsible parties in this game! Bathroom stalls are fairly clean, with a baby station. The wash receptacle area a little cramped and well...public bathroom like. Staff is nice and looks to be working well together. The "safety patrol" is here and there. I haven't looked in to a party, but the hostess of the party was satisfied. They have about 4 party rooms, maybe more. Tip toe and tango your way around once they start filling up with kids and adults. They do typical nostalgic songs/activities on the rink floor, there are training carts for those who are beginning. Music is a good top 100 bit. Food was standard concession stand grade, but no free refills. All in all, including food and play, bundled deals are obviously the way to go. Four stars because it is in a safe area, yes, there could be improvements, but if you've got your wallet packed, and actually skate - you can have a fun time.

Man this place took me back. Back when I used to skate to the sounds of Rob Bass and Bobby Brown!…read more I wasn't the only one either. Its really funny to see adults zooming around reliving the glory days in their mind. I feel this place has an old decor scheme. Its looks like midnight bowling without the black lights. I guess it really doesn't matter when its comes to kids but I am trying to give you full experience so you don't have to go yourself. Most of my experience was spent trying not to make eye contact the carnies that were skating around in there. It was like the circus was in town and they went on break at the skating rink. Who knew that a wife beater wearing, mullet sporting dude could do a back flip. Man that dude was skating his mullet off! You could tell he was serious about skating and I think the only time he stopped skating was to get another hit of meth in the bathroom. They have private party rooms and I was invited to a party so that comes in handy. Except the room we were in was cramped, I mean my dining room was bigger than this room. For some reason the air conditioner in this room didn't work well, it was HOT. So lets cram 10 sweating kids with parents into a small psychedelic painted room and watch the magic happen. The main roller rink is well cooled so thats where you want to be. You want to be out there watching all the folks skating. Avoid the snack bar, I had tombstone pizza that was much better. The arcade was a complete joke. Two ski ball machines that were broken and OFF ROAD Thunder, at least pac man would have been retro cool. So yeah If you love skating, then go for it, but I think most folks would rather go bowling or Dave and Busters.

My husband's favorite store! They always have a great selection of PB stuff, so it's always easy to…read morefind gifts and also what he actually needs. Handy location as well! Staff is very friendly and helpful!

Getting into the pickleball craze, I stopped in to see what they had. This store is THE one stop…read moreshop for all things pickleball. Paddles, shoes, and clothing galore! And it's top brand - Joola, Selkirk, Adidas, etc. Equipment accessories are all here paddle bags and cases! Best of all prices are very reasonable! Believe me from experience - they are better than all the big name sport stores in Macon when it comes to pickleball equipment and gear!

Had a awesome hunt. HD a hog come in but I exited to long I was waiting for the perfect shot when…read morehe ran off. I would most definitely go back and I will

I did not want to post this review. I wanted to give Tom as much of an opportunity as possible to…read morerespond to my issues. But after a couple of months here, it seems obvious I am less than an afterthought. I paid my money just like the rest of them and I deserved better. This is excerpts of the message I sent to him over a month ago, to which he never replied: Your lodge is quite well put together and I was very comfortable with my stay... Matt and Tyler are quite friendly and I enjoyed my time with them. Trinity was pleasant company... everyone there was terrific to spend time with. When I look back at the experience as a whole however, I end up being disappointed. I never go into a hunting trip expecting to come home with the maximum limit on all ends, as we all know part of the game is the chance. All the same it was quite a disappointing take I brought home in the end, and there are a couple of factors I think should be brought up...Twice, I was brought to the same blind behind the lodge, even though the first time there was no traffic at all and no indication any game was going to be coming through. When I was brought out to another spot for a late-night hunt, There was not a single thing seen all night there as well. However, I ended up being brought back to that same spot two more times, only to end up not seeing a single animal the entire time. The only time I actually did see any game at all... over to your enclosed pen area. The small area seemed to be a bit of a setup. While I did end up getting a rather small hog one day, it was not what I would consider a fair way to track and hunt... on another day, when my brother arrived and we were brought back to that same area. This was the only other time I ever saw any animals... Having two other guides chase small hogs right towards us is definitely not what I would call "fair chase", although your web site explicitly states all of your hunting is done as fair chase. In the end, we were presented with what could only be described with a toddler of a hog. Our final morning seemed like we were all just pushed into one very small area with multiple blinds on different ends of it., with quite a small chance of finding anything. As I understand it, out of the five or six of us who were taken over to this area, no one saw a single thing all morning. ...I know to some this may seem like I am just griping after the fact. But truly, I was given quite a different expectation when I first called and asked about the opportunities presented on the properties. I was told flat out, "You are going to see a whole lot of good hogs, that is a guarantee". and as far as the deer, I was also told, "There are plenty of deer out here and you will have some really good chances at those"... the dead time was too plentiful and the good game never materialized. My brother also tried to be a good sport about his time there, but I could tell he was very disappointed in the experience. Being run up and down a hill while an ATV was chasing a hog all around, he was simply exhausted after a short time and was too tired to even shoot straight after all of the running around... I was not expecting extravagant meals every day, but I got the impression most times that I was left to the wayside, being the only one there for a couple of nights. One night, I was simply told, "There are a bunch of leftovers in the fridge so you can help yourself to whatever". I am not spoiled, and I do not expect royal treatment. On Friday, when the other groups were arriving, there was no mention of anything so I ended up going to the kitchen and making myself lunch with whatever was in the fridge, mainly more leftovers. But I did get to hear all about the great dinner that was being planned for the night after I was leaving. ... after I got home with my cooler, and was going through the meat that had been dressed out. Being very small hogs, there was not much meat to start with, but one of the hams and another shoulder was caked with dirt. The ham, I was able to cut away the dirt that would not wash out (there was a lot), and was left with a small knuckle of meat. The shoulder was so run full of dirt, I had to throw half of it out. I edited for space, but this was it and I never heard back, not even a hollow "sorry". Keep this in mind when he promises the moon to you.

This is a great public golf course! They are in the process of renovating the greens, but it was…read morestill a very enjoyable morning golfing!!! The people that work there are so kind!

This baseball park field offers a ballfield, two dugouts for the teams to stand/sit in, restrooms…read more(men and womens) and drink/food stand. The restrooms offers single stalls only which means only one person at a time in the restroom for both men and ladies restroom. How does the restrooms look for both sides? They need to be really cleaned. Seating/bleachers for the players and family to sit to watch the ball teams play. Plenty of parking around the ballfield upfront and the outfield. If you are disabled or have a hard time walking there is plenty of parking up front. The front parking area is a steap hill but not bad at all so keep that in mind.

We LOVE going to OrangeTheory! Since I started, I'm in SUCH better shape and feel so much better…read moreevery day. The staff rocks, and they really care about the members. The group environment makes the workout so much better than it would be alone. I push myself MUCH harder here than anywhere else.

Nicest OTF ever! I was visiting Macon and everyone was super sweet. The staff even suggested…read morerestaurants near my hotel.

As a sporting clays and shooting sports enthusiast, this place hits the mark! Off of I-75 tucked…read morebetween Macon and Forsyth are the rolling hills and picturesque landscape of the Meadows National Gun Club. The site of the US Open of Sporting clays and other major events this place is by far one of the finest ranges I have seen. The Meadows allows for shotgun sports challenges for shooters of all skill levels and abilities. It boasts a phenomenal trap range, which posses launching positions for all levels of shooter. They have a five stand course that will challenge even the best shooters, they shooting positions are mostly covered, therefore weather is not always a problem. The monumental pinnacle of the club is the world class sporting clays course. 100 targets, walking to different shooting positions, rabbits, gophers, side, back, flying toward the shooter, crossing, report pairs and true pairs. The course is absolutely amazing! The club is affordable even for those who don't have a membership, although, if you dont, you cannot shoot on certain weekends without a member. They rent guns if you want to try or don't own a shotgun as well as teach clinics on safety and shooting. They sell limited beverages and small snacks, ammo, hearing protection and even merchandise including shirts, hats, vests, etc. The Meadows National Gun Club is an jewel in middle Georgia and is truly a must shoot for shooting sports enthusiasts and event those who simply want to try. The staff is friendly and care very much about the shooters using their facility. I used them in college for a couple of events, and they are cordial, professional and very willing to work with groups. They get a huge high five from me and five stars as a review.

First class trap and skeet shooting. Lots of variety and it's very clean. The price is very…read morereasonable. I can't wait to get back out there!

The phone number on this website is WRONG! This phone number is correct. Call 478-743-9391. The…read moreinstructors are fantastic and personalize lessons for each individual or couple. The wedding dance choreography is beautiful. Call them now!

I started going to Pure Barre at the beginning of this year and I fell in love with the ever…read morechanging, challenging workouts. Each class is a mixture of thighs, seat, abs, arms, and cardio set to upbeat current hit music. They emphasize the mind body connection and is a low-impact workout for all fitness levels. It focuses on small movements that produce big results. I've lost 20 inches in two and a half months so it really works if you commit to going regularly!