I haven't been here in such a long time and this trip was filled with fun and laughter! It was a…read moregreat time! They have 3-4 different go-kart tracks. I loved them all. So much fun! Also the spinning coaster and the other roller coaster. So much fun! I skipped the zip line. It's seated and only fits 2 at a time. The line was rather long so we went inside. They have tons of games, bumper cars, and a drop ride indoors. They also have food and a bar. Oh and the bumper boats. I didn't get on them (it looks like you can get pretty wet) but they looked like a good time. I would go back.

Still fun a great time came here for a birthday party and got a wristband for the kid. He got on…read moreevery ride and really enjoyed himself we haven't been back here since his birthday party years ago. Still an experience lines weren't as long as o suspected and they really give you time on a ride or experience.

Awesome family spot for all ages, fun, and filled with little interactive activities for the kids…read more Would recommend to come again

I have to say this was a wonderful and completely beautiful experience. This is a trail that takes…read moreabout 45 minutes to an hour to complete and I experienced this during the Christmas season. The lights and effects are really wonderful and a treat to the eye There are also interactive games that light up the eyes of any child I'm very glad that I went in the group that I went with really had a good time That being said, this is not really my kind of thing and the price of the tickets as well as some of the merchandise had a sniff of Disney World about it But I think they do a great job here and please note that my rating is for people who would really crave and experience like this If I hadn't gone with the group, I would not have gone But if you were looking for a wonderful Christmas light show and fun for the whole family, this will not disappoint

When you first walk in it's a bit confusing on what your first step should be. Signing a waiver is…read morewhat has to be done before you can pay or redeem a pass. The front desk staff seem to need a bit more training in customer service and explaining the process or any questions that may come up. The socks that must be worn inside are $3 and are reusable. You are also given a color coded wrist band. The color is dependent upon your jump time. There are shoe cubbies that are all open. I didn't see any lockers. So if you have any items of value, don't bring them in. The jumping area is pretty big . There is a certain area reserved just for children 6 and under which I appreciated. The staff that walks the jump area is pretty friendly . They are definitely watching the kids and making sure the paths are clear. The kids and adults inside were quite a different mixture of backgrounds and ages and everyone seemed to get along well. The vibe was pretty upbeat and I think everyone just pretty much wanted to have a good time. Contemporary and older music plays while the kids jump. Very family friendly . I will be back.

Came here on a trip with my boyfriend and his nephews. Little did I know, I, the 33 year old, would…read morehave the most fun. This place lets you be a kid again - I was so anxiously (and deliriously) happy! I can't quite put it into words. I tried doing a few jumps and cartwheels off the ramps. Though I was a little sore the next day, this was an awesome workout while having a blast with the kiddos!

My son (2) had a wonderful time at Jurassic Empire. The attraction traveled all the way to…read moreNinilchik, Alaska! Everyone working was very nice. It's sad to see the bad reviews for something that brought my child so much joy. Yes, the dinosaurs have some cosmetic damage but they travel the world on some very bumpy roads. I'm so happy we didn't listen to the bad reviews and tried it for ourselves.

This is just a straight-up cash-grab - the physical equivalent of the Nigerian Prince email scam. I…read moreincluded screenshots of what their website advertises as part of this "experience." Most of the dinosaurs were in a sad state of disrepair so with the money they're saving there, plus the steady line of cars, they are absolutely printing money. We enjoyed the ridiculousness of having lit $80 on fire (in the ten minutes it took us to drive through) but we definitely should have heeded the numerous "All Sales Final" postings on the website. Good for a laugh if you have money to burn. If not, then steer clear!

My husband went here with some friends a while back. It was for a birthday gathering. There were…read moreabout 25 people and about 10 people actually played. The friends were able to watch the players play. It's hard enough to make a goal without the cart, but so much more challenging with the cart. Teaches you control and coordination for sure. It was a fun game for the participants and for the spectators too. They have a bar area, some video games too.

The outing itself was a blast. Our MC/referee was a lot of fun and overall it was a great time for…read moreour entire group. The facility is in really rough shape though. It's a little dingy. We had ordered some appetizers but they were a little suspect at first glance; I think I dodged some abdominal discomfort by abstaining based on other's feedback from our group. Also, the draft beer tasted like their lines might have been a little neglected so I switched to bottles. At face value for the just the whirlyball it was perfect, beyond that..

Hi there. Just wanted to give a shout out to Marissa…read more I had friends waiting outside yesterday, helping me carry gifts and leftover decor, etc. from the birthday party we had for my 5yr old son... So, my husband took care of the bill and all, but I didn't get to give a review and I just wanted to say, "Thank you" to Marissa and the whole team at Bounce It Up. She did a great job hosting and we were so very pleased with the whole event and the way things went. When we arrived, we carried our stuff back to the big party room on the right side and then I took my kids to use the restroom... When I got out, Marissa and my husband were already setting everything up and I loved how she knew what she was doing and took initiative to get the job done. I was nervous about having only 15 minutes to set up before our guests arrived (I asked them to come at 10:45am to avoid waiver signing delays, etc.), but the whole room was set up and looked fantastic for the party! I also wanted to mention that every time I called with questions prior to the party, (which was about 4-5x's), everyone I spoke with was so helpful and they always encouraged me to call back with any questions I had. I just felt like this party could not have gone any better, really... and I'm so grateful to all the staff at Bounce It Up for truly helping us to make my son's birthday so special for him. We will definitely recommend you to others!! Ps: We didn't order from your middle eastern vendor this time, so I'm sad not to have tried out their food... but the pizza, subs and salad from the other vendors were great! All the guests were asking where the food came from. So, thank you, again!! Blessings, CD

This place is okay I guess it gets three stars. The staff is young. But they tried to help for…read moresure. My nephews birthday was here and he was turning four. No staff watches the kid areas to make sure no one's being to rough. After a certain time it looks like older kids come and the get a little rough not worrying the little kids are in the area so probably will never return. But the kids definitely had a good time.

Cedar Point has set the bar pretty high for amusement park experiences. Not only in terms of thrill…read morerides but in ride operator staff too. While in line I had several opportunities to chat with the staff and discovered many of them were college interns or attending an attraction management program. They take ride safety very seriously and their pre launch announcements sounded like they actually enjoyed their role. My must-ride recommendations are Millennium Force and Steel Vengeance. Get a day locker pass that lets you move from attraction to attraction. Although some rides provide complimentary lockers they are very small. The Farmhouse Kitchen and Grill had the best food at the park. A bonus was my Prestige Pass from a different home park worked for their VIP Lounge. They offer complimentary snacks such as cookies and chips.

It's been 20 years since my last visit. Same place, but different. This visit was late August 2026…read more Maverick is where White Water Landing used to be. Ocean Motion is where Demon Drop used to be. Gatekeeper is where Disaster Transport and Space Spiral used to be. Valravn is where a theater and some flat rides used to be. Mean Streak was rebuilt into Steel Vengeance. The Grand Pavillion and Wild Mouse are where Wicked Twister used to be. Siren's Curse is where a stage and the last WildCat used to be. Steel Vengeance, Top Thrill 2 and Siren's Curse have metal detectors. You're forced to leave the contents of your pockets in a locker. Thankfully I got to keep my belt and glasses (with Cedar Flags branded retention strap). I get why. The Bozos that would toss stuff at the opposing train on Dueling Dragons / Dragon Challenge at Universal Florida really ruined it for everybody. I'm surprised I didn't have to sign a pledge not to try to high five the other train before boarding Gemini. The variety and quality of the food has improved. The daily dining plan they occasionally offer is a value if you're staying open to close. I would't call any of it health food, but there are some not terrible options for those watching their figure or trying to avoid the punishment for putting on weight courtesy of Steel Vengeance. Speaking of Steel Vengeance...I thought Skyrush aka Thighcrush at Hershey Park hurt. It's got nothing on Steel Vengeance. I thought Intamin was full of nutters, but RMC makes them look stone cold sane. Hershey Park supposedly fixed Skyrush, Cedar Point needs to do something about Steel Vengeance. Or put up signs, sell thigh cushions, or retrain the ride ops. Something. It was like getting repeatedly hit in the thighs with a baseball bat. I kid you not. I used to be a bit pudgy, but I lost 100 pounds and got in shape. I have a 32 inch waist. Maybe that's my problem, I lost too much thigh fat. Not that it helped on Skyrush. I don't know if I got a mad stapler ride op or what, but it was one and done for me. Was in the front row even, not the back. I had trouble walking afterwards. I was so sore I couldn't enjoy Millennium Force or Top Thrill 2. I should have gone to First Aid and shook them down for ice packs. Speaking of Top Thrill 2. New trains. They still fuss about folks putting arms up pre-launch, but of course everybody still does it after the launch cycle starts. Anybody with any sense puts their arms down before going over the top, especially in the back. If you are hanging out of your seat when you hit that first twist on the way down, you're going to get a good crack to your spine. The new trains just have lap bars. Have they been messing with the belts on Millennium Force? I thought they were as short as they could get but apparently not. The ride ops pretty much do them for you now to save time. As well as the lap bar. If you've got a 36+ inch waist, good luck. It seems assigned seating is the rule rather than the exception. It can be tough to collect a front or back seat unless it's right after open or right before close. Unless you find a cool ride op and the platform isn't full. Fast Lane / Fast Lane Plus is pretty much required now unless the park is deserted. The more crowded the park is the more expensive it is. They even admit it, the non-fastlane queue for TT2 is labelled 'standby'. All season drink bottles have been a thing for a while now. If you're going to sell them you need to have a spot to leave them. Had to dump them for Blue Streak. Seems to be a legacy Cedar Fair Issue, legacy Six Flags has bottle holders almost everywhere. I'll admit I'm getting old, but this trip just hurt. My thighs, my back and my wallet. Were the massive thrills worth it? Possibly not. Reminds me of the time I stayed at the Hotel Breakers for a whole week when the original Top Thrill opened, trying to catch a ride. I was not successful. This trip feels like a dud, too, but for different reasons. I'll be back, if only because I can hear my younger self telling me I've gotten old and soft. I'll have a better plan and will see about losing more weight. I've got the waist size I graduated high school with, but a few extra pounds, and as much as I wish it were so, not all of it is muscle. Potential visitors, learn from my mistakes. Cedar Point, put more padding on those restraints on Steel Vengeance and maybe some kind of indicator to prevent stapling. Invest in some drink bottle holder stands, too. Go tour the legacy Six Flags parks Cedar Flags didn't sell and see how handy those are.

The Sea Life Michigan Aquarium is a nice place to visit. It is clean and staff are friendly. It is…read morea smaller scale aquarium if you are comparing to others; however, for being built within the mall and in Michigan which has Great Lakes I would say they offer a wonderful assortment of aquatic animals. Sea life is one level, they offer a picture on entry that can be viewed at the end. There are small, medium and large size aquatic fish and aquatic animals. I brought my nephew who was intrigued with the entire setting, some areas a little darker but it helps with the setting to see the fish. There is a show and touch area where you must wash your hand to keep the coral safe. The tunnel walk through and seeing the sharks, sting rays and turtles were cool. At the end there is a small gift shop. They do offer behind the scene and different packages. This is my second time here as I enjoy aquatic life and we want to bring the family.

Y'all, they are wrong for this one. This place should cost $10 to $15 at most. They are charging…read more$29, and I'm still trying to figure out whyyyyy. The place is very small and, although it does have a few highlights like the petting area and the overhead aquarium, it is definitely not worth $29. We were done in less than 30 minutes, and I'm still a little salty about it. I would not recommend it. Save your money and just find an area with some clear water, look at the fish, and keep your $29 and 30 minutes of your life.

Always a great place to go We recently took 3 generations to race It was great They also have a…read moresmaller track for kids over 40" that they can drive their own special cars on a separate track,that's basically a circle The big track is super fast&has a lot of twists&turns They supply all the equipment which is approved safety wise

From the owner: We have one of the largest concrete tracks in Canada. Our fleet of state of the art go-karts reach…read morespeeds of 45kmph and are meticulously maintained. Come feel the rush as you fishtail around our winding track. The ride home just won't feel the same!