This is based on a child's birthday party at I-Power. The party could not have been any better…read more There was a half hour of structured activity, a half hour of food, and a half hour of free play. The two ladies who ran the party were wonderful!!

First of all, the class is unstructured, after the 2 minutes introduction, it's just free play and…read moreno single word of instructions at all. Secondly, the teacher ignores us the WHOLE class, the teacher only focuses on one or two students and pass the others on purpose with no single word for the whole class. We feel like totally unrespected and been discriminated for the entire class. Please consider other options before this one especially if you are Asian as the owner (Dena) will ignore you thinking you will just be air in the class if you are Asian.

This place has really creative setting and routes. Everything was very accessible even to children…read more We enjoyed all of the routes at all difficulties. The staff or really nice as well. Would highly recommend coming here to climb!

Similar to our experience at their newer location, boneyard boulders, this location also had…read moreexcellent routes. We enjoyed the roof here quite a lot. And the top out section was very fun and unique. The routes are all very entertaining.

A rare gym with an old-school climbing vibe, and fresh faces climbing their. I stopped in after…read moremoving to the area from the rockies and was stoked to find that this midwest gym carries with it all the raw enthusiasm of the gyms I got my start at. Killer routesetting, and good vibes, be it for a home gym or a stop-over I strongly reccommend it!

I love that they had two people escape rooms! We did the wizards curse rooms for 2-6 people and…read morereally enjoyed it! They are so creative and the puzzle was not too hard but not too easy! I've heard the forest of fables room was highly rated nationally, and we can't wait to go back to try it on a double date!

Just completed another escape room here. This place continues to grow and offer such a pleasant…read moreexperience. They now have a medieval/ fantasy themed mini golf and tavern right next door. I am looking forward to our next visit.

On my first visit to this ice arena, I was impressed given the age of the building. Unlike many of…read morethe newer ice arenas which resemble metal barns with domed celings from the outside, this place has the look of one of the many university buildings on the U of I campus where it is located. Once inside, you enter a large lobby area with benches and lockers. This is where the skaters hang out between events. It provides a warm place to stay out of the cold of the ice arena between events. For many ice arenas, this kind of place simply does not exist. Often the skaters hang out in dingy, meat-locker type settings when there's a competition. Here, the skaters could spread out their stuff, relax, read, play chess or get a snack. The concession stand is well-equipped with chips, popcorn, giant soft pretzels, cheesy nachos and hot dogs. They have a great selection and are reasonably priced too. However, the place can be overrun and with only one person typically staffing the counter, the line can be long. If they would get a second person during peak times, I think they would be able to get even more sales, since some people will not wait for that long to order something. As for the ice itself, it held up remarkably well for the Land of Lincoln speedskating tournament. The rink is nice and wide, which gives skaters a wide outer perimeter on turns when racing laps. The corridors around the rink are narrow, but not too crowded since most of the skaters stay in the lobby till their race is up. The viewing area seating is above, lined with rows of benches, where you can sit and look down on the ice. It is high up and provides a pretty unobstructed view of the rink, even from the back row. The design of this building really works well and it makes me wish more ice venues were built in a similar way.

For student admission is free , rental 2$. i have my skates with me. So all free. I love it. Place…read morefor joy for kids, adaults

Me and my family went here today and it was a very enjoyable experience. The staff was in character…read morethe entire time and it's a well put together setup. The course was fun. We will be coming back again! Shoutout to the staff for their welcoming atmosphere and their portrayal of their fictional characters.

A must for anyone looking for something fun in Chambana. Minigolf, cocktails, puzzles, and board…read moregames. Such great set design it's crazy. The staff are all dressed in costume as fun, quirky characters.

This gym is SUCH a wonderful and welcome addition to Chambana! Stepping in, its clear these folks…read morebehind it have poured so much passion and thought into creating something where every detail has been meticulously considered. It's such a cool, multi-faceted space that feels inclusive and friendly. I am new to climbing and love that Horizon feels like a non-judgey space to hone my skills and just to unwind when I visit the area. Friendly and knowledgeable staff, great location in terms of public transit, excellent in every way. A million stars!

Best softball fields in town. Pretty much the only softball fields in town…read more Best concession stand at the only softball fields in town. Best softball umpires in town, supporting pretty much the only softball leagues in town. Very nice people playing softball. Horrible terrible softball people. People I want on my team. People I want to hurt really bad. If you sign up for softball, make sure you fill out your roster, otherwise you will get too many emails from the league guy telling you to fill out your roster. No drinking. People bring dogs. There is a covered place for kids to play, so that foul balls don't brain your offspring. Field 5 has a hole behind 3rd base, you might roll your ankle heading there, if you take a wide turn to go home. Field 4 sucks at 7 pm if you are a left handed batter as the sun completely makes the ball disappear. Field 6 sucks at 7 pm if you are a pitcher, as the sun completely makes the ball disappear coming off the opponents bat (there is no shame in wearing face protection). It's dangerous. Field 7 plays ok almost all the time, the only issue might be a throw from 3rd to first. Across the street are the old fields. They are nice as well. Field 2 has the 7 pm batting issue, the rest are pretty good. Annoying people go there and play Frisbee golf. There is apparently also soccer fields. Around the 4th of July you can't tell if people are shooting off fireworks, or if there was a massive gun shootout in the local neighborhood. Both are equally likely. Do they have the fireworks back here now? Apparently not, it used to be here, but has moved to U of I. The roads leading into the park are pot holed and sometimes pretty horrible. There is the tribute to Olympic athletes, which is sort of an arch/doorway thingy. There is a community garden type thing, but I don't know how that works. This was one of the locations that people kind of wanted for the new/moving Champaign High School. It rains too much in this location.