I've been looking for a pool membership for a while and this little joint kept popping up in…read moreconversation (and in talk threads!) In passing the other day, a friend mentioned she was thinking of trying this, and we decided to check it out together. Well, I just wish I had done this sooner. A $59 application fee plus $35/month gets you a single membership. While I was most excited about the junior Olympic size outdoor saltwater pool, they have three indoor and two outdoor tennis courts, three full-sized maple basketball courts, new cardio and weight equipment, saunas and more. My only beef: the whole point of this is to swim laps. They have the pool divided between the deep end and shallow end, so you have to account for the rope when doing laps. I'd love one lane for serious swimming only. Also, if you're used to the Downtown Y (like I am) the locker room, shower, bathrooms, etc leave a little bit to be desired, but it makes up for it with the outdoor pool. I'm really excited to have this new option in my workout regimen and pleased to have a place to be in the water (and sunshine) the rest of the summer.

we have a membership that includes use of the pool, which we love to use but today -the pool was so…read moredisgusting with so much debris floating around and very murky. Usually they are closed on Mondays to clean it, but being a Tuesday- it didn't seem they cleaned it at all. also a huge group came in to take over the pool for swim classes or something , so we had to get out and no one at check in said a word about it. we love this pool and will continue to come but Hope it's cleaned regularly and we are notified at check-in about group coming in to take over.

Best place to have a kids or team party at. The staff was so awesome and helpful. The rooms and…read morefacilities are extremely clean. They pretty much supply everything (except the cake) to make it as stress free as possible.best birthday party venue we've had yet!

Great faculty for a wide range of sports. They have indoor soccer fields, basket courts,…read morevolleyball, and more. They also have a coffee shop and concession stand. There is also free wifi! Great place for practice, coaching, or even birthday parties. Definitely worth the drive.

Been touching these plastic holds for a min now, and they continue to humble me. This is the OG…read moreblocworks climbing gym thats run by some kind folks right in the heart of Edmond surrounded by some cool shops and cafes. The walls here are not very tall, I believe it's like around 15 ft? but the routes are still very challenging and fun. There's more wall surface area here compared to the Midtown spot. There's also a kilter board which adds even more routes to your heart's desire, just download the app and go crazy. The IG is also constantly updated so highly rec to follow them and keep up to date on their specials, events, and other offerings. This climbing community is super kind and seem tight knit. If you're new or been a long-time sender, def check out this gym when you can. They're family friendly as well.

Super excited that we found it!!!…read more The place has it Right!!! Our girl is in parent assist gymnastics and had a blast day 1.. I can see why this this place is buzzing on the daily Upstairs viewing area was a nice present but still away from the action feel...while still being present. We will return! I even had some fun on the slides in the play area... Looking forward to the session next time! Respectfully, The Smiths

We had our 2 year old grandson and decided to go to the play area. It cost $6 for him and socks are…read morerequired by all who play. We were the only ones there for a while. He had a great time. I think the lockers they provide could be cleaned better. The gym was being used by hopefully our next Olympic champions. It was great to watch.

Fun venue for groups, time with friends or a date night. Easy to reserve and waivers were simple…read more Fun decor! Lots of options to break and tools to use to break them. Staff gave clear instructions; also loved that you can connect with their blue tooth sound bars to personalize your room. Highly recommend getting a confetti bomb (glassware filled with rice and confetti). Appreciate that you can buy other items to go in your room to break. They also accept donations (old equipment, glassware, etc)!

Fun place. Check it out if you're looking for something to do. There are a few different activity…read moreoptions

This was a great place for my little family. We came here to celebrate my youngest sons birthday…read more As he is a fan of mystery and horror films, this was very exciting for him. Unfortunately, we did not escape but we want to return to try the other rooms. Pro Tip: 1. Compare prices between Groupon and the direct vendor. 2. Pay attention to the hosts instructions before entering the escape room. 3. Work together as a team. 4. Use the bathroom before entering

My group and I were terribly disappointed in our experience at Moore Escape Rooms on August 6. The…read moreyoung lady who helped us, was lovely and in no way was part of that disappointment. Earlier this week, I took my kids to Red Door Escape Room, for their first escape room experience. They loved it and immediately asked to go back! I prefer supporting small, local businesses any time I can, so I chose Moore Escape Rooms for our next adventure! We chose Mystery Mountain. At $27 per person, it ended up feeling like a scam, to sit in a fully lit room and open locks for an hour. Poorly clued puzzles required an unreasonable leap in thinking. Specifically, after solving a clue and opening a lock, there was no logical next step, unless we got a hint from the employee. We'd already figured out and attempted most of the hints by the time they showed up on the screen, but didn't know where or how to apply them. I'm not sure if we were doing the directional locks wrong, but the coordinates that opened the lock, were ones we'd already figured out and used. Equipment error shouldn't have been able to ruin the entire experience. Also, there wasn't other things for people to do in the room simultaneously, so we ended up sitting in a circle, in the middle of the dirty AstroTurf, all trying to work off the same pieces of paper, everyone holding a lock in their hands. Boring. I assumed the lights would at least dim, the closer to sunset it became, to add a sense of urgency to the gameplay! Nope, just a fully lit fluorescent bulb overhead. No background forest noises either. They're was just very little attention shown to game immersion. The room could've used a better mix of puzzles and tasks (including finding hidden items) in addition to ciphers and locks. This could've encouraged different thinking strategies and some physical activity. I'd love a refund, but I know that's a big ask. Unfortunately, we won't be coming back and I will be leaving this same review online, not because I'm mad, but because that's a lot of money to spend on an experience that not much care, maintenance, or thought seemed to go into.

It's a great place to exercise! I enjoy walking my 3 miles on the indoor track. Tends to be busy…read morearound 7:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.

Why did our tax dollars go to build a YMCA that only people over 50 are able to go work out at?…read moreJust gonna throw this out there, I'm 100% sure that the Y in YMCA stands for young. Not that I'm young, but if they're turning away 42 year old people then that's nuts.... Heck if you're 18 with a membership you should be able to work out there, but I guess OKC thinks differently...

Our family loves Threshold. It's something the kids can do to get the sillies out while building…read moremuscle and endurance. There's options for a day pass, membership, birthday parties and more. You also pay to rent gear if you do not come with your own (around $20ish). The staff makes sure you're buckled in correctly, shows you how to use the equipment and what it's for. They also show you around the climbing area and how each wall is rated so you know what's safe to climb for your skill level. All in, this place is a clean and a great time to enjoy with almost any age.

We visited with a school field trip. They only had one person working the desk to get everyone…read morechecked in, shoes passed out, then go through the instructions and get everyone rolling. We only had a two hour window and spent most of the first hour just getting ready. I felt bad For the guy who was working. Seems like they should have planned better and had someone there assisting him. Once we got started, everyone seemed to have a great time! Also, the shoes run very small. I would say about two sizes too small. So just something to keep in mind when you go. There were a lot of people exchanging shoes today.