I enjoy going to this arcade with my girlfriend. They have a large selection of arcade games and…read moreprize machines, as well as a blacklight mini golf course with two different courses and a go-kart track for younger children. They have a large selection of prizes for tickets; the ticket price is kinda steep but it's expected. The card system is convenient; your token and ticket balance is all digital and on a single card. I would recommend going here if you're visiting Bismarck and looking for entertainment for kids and young adults.

would give negative stars if i could, first of all place was filthy especially the bathrooms. then…read morewe did go carts which the guy in charge stopped the game due to someone in the group accidentally bumping another person, when she tried to apologize and say it was an accident worker was very rude and sarcastic. then when other players were bumping into our group nothing was said to them at all. then he proceeded to try and yell at her as she was driving around the track slowly trying to stay away from others. when requesting to speak with a manger we were first told that was not possible until we demanded to. the staff were very rude and i would recommend spending your money elsewhere

Hhhmmmm where in Bismarck can I find a super big park to run, play, take pictures or do whatever my…read moreheart else desires? Well my fellow yelpers, the answer is Sertoma Park. This park is 98.7 acres of pure fun and nature. There 11 shelters here, each consisting of their own picnic areas, parking lot, playgrounds and restrooms. Some shelters are bigger than others, so the capacity ranges from 25-350 people. With that many shelters and playground, you are pretty much guaranteed your own play area every time you come. Some shelters have special features: Shelter #7 is the closest to the amusement park, Shelter #8 is closest to the zoo and has a eagle mural on the floor nearby, shelter #9 is closest to tennis courts and has a baseball diamond, shelter #10 (my favorite) has a bunch of sand volleyball courts and a horseshoe complex. Some other features of this parks are multiple running trails, fancy art on the floor, lots of Pokestops for Pokemon Go, very close to the Dakota Zoo (see my review for that one if you are interested) and lots of trees to provide shade. This is my favorite park in Bismarck and perfect to go running or play volleyball to destress from graduate school.

I like this place and have been going here since I was a chit but back then it had a race track w…read morecars, arcade & laser tag but now it's just the water park. So I only give it a 3. I had my daughters birthday party here and ended up spending a fortune. They don't allow outside food or beverages besides the cake which is understandable but at least have some of the food supplied. I would have ended up spending a lot of $$ just for some burgers and chips. Not worth it. It's fun for a day w family but having a party here isn't worth the $$ or hassle. Also, I paid for extra kids to swim and when the party showed up my party ended up paying for themselves?!?! I didn't get $$ back for paying for extra kids. Just don't have a party here. Go to the Ramkota or Seven seas for a swimming pool party.

Their lifeguards need more training on enforcement. They all need to have a voice, if you don't…read morehave the guts then don't take the job. They need to enforce the same rules instead of letting the kids run the place. The female guards were better at doing their jobs while the males like to sit in the corner and look pretty. On a busy day, it's a mad house. Half the tubes for the slides were deflated but they're expecting you to still used them. Better luck next year.

My husband took our nephew here. The website lists it at $20 per hour yet when they arrived they…read morewere told there is a minimum two hour booking. The socks are an additional six dollars and are mandatory, the lockers are a two dollar per use fee or $6 for the day. there are Other features that are an extra cost such as a ride where the kid gets strapped in and they can jump really high - that was six dollars for two minutes! we had to tell our nephew that money doesn't grow on trees.. They also try to get the parents to buy a pass to go inside in order to get good photos. overall it was about $50 for our nephew to go by himself for an hour and a half. I would consider it again for a very special occasion but definitely not worth it for an average afternoon.

This place is AMAZING!!! All 4 of my kids absolutely love it. Best workout for all of us - ever!!!…read moreThe after hours nighttime jumps are amazing and I would recommend this place to anyone - anytime - anywhere