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    The Frontier at Research Triangle Park

    4.0 (13 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Gregory H.

    This is one of the buildings in the old IBM complex that is in serious need of renovation and could stand to get some use. Glad to see some of the space is starting to be refurbished and getting some occupancy after years of being vacant. I was invited to attend a Thursday "happy hour" to celebrate some recent transactions at our office. As such, I ended up getting a short tour of the building. The "per office" rate actually seems reasonable for the small guy who only wants an office or three. Note - rates SEEM like class A office space rates (when you do the math to get the /sq-ft rate) being charged for space that needs a facelift. However, the space comes with several perks (listed by the ownership under the buisness page) which might otherwise have to be paid out of pocket by a company leasing space elsewhere, it easily balances out the difference between the value of Class A to Class B rates for the office space. I'm really not sure what to think of the event/venue space itself the way it currently stands. The space itself seems outdated, despite some of it being freshly painted, it really needs a modern upfit. Office space is also somewhat out of date, but it seems much more functional than the event/venue space. I'm not sure I like the idea of using the overpass hallway as an event venue; that space is very narrow, with little to no airflow with other cosmetic and water intrusion issues. The Thursday "happy hour" is enticing - who can object to free beer and pizza, socializing and networking? The space that houses the happy hour is interesting - exercise equipment is scattered throughout, it's artsy and someone seems to have a green thumb that also adds to the ambiance. Almost everywhere there seems to be a place to sit down and plug in.

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    Trisha L.

    This place is absolutely incredible!!! They offer free WiFi and a free workspace to any and all. There are so many different seating options. They have something for everyone! I like to study in a cubicle because I am easily distracted, they offer that. They have big comfy chairs, cushy couches, large tables for group, small tables, secluded areas, areas out in the open, high top tables, glass tables. Everything! They offer any type of workspace you could possibly need. They even have private conference rooms that you can reserve in advance. They have a grab and go snack area where you can purchase drinks, sandwiches, chips, granola bars, even ice cream. They have clean bathrooms. They have a calendar of events on their website and have food trucks on site every day for lunch. You can even take your dog with you! They provide dog beds! Last time I was there Bojangles and Starbucks randomly showed up for everyone. Free food and coffee! On Thursday nights they have a local brewery come in and everybody gets free beer. Free beer!!! This place is the greatest!! You have to check it out for yourself! I cannot believe that it's free and open to anyone. I'd absolutely pay to go there.

    Sharon T.

    This is a free facility for new and up coming businesses to meet and talk business. Free coffee and kitchenette space

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    First time coming here, and I would give 5 stars if not for the exorbitant pricing. Adults costing…read moremore than kids at that, for a kids museum has always rubbed me wrong. But this place is quite expansive with several areas including wildlife, butterfly and insect garden, a train tour that takes 2 laps around (might as well get it for the $6 a ticket), and several outdoor play areas including a tree house and mist/water areas. Place was crowded, but there were still plenty of spaces available at 10:30 in the garage. If I lived closer, I might consider a membership to save costs, but I live too far currently to justify that. The cafe food was mid, and again too expensive. The pricing for me knocks a star off, but if you've never been and are prepared to spend a couple hundred bucks for the day on a family of 4, you'll probably enjoy!

    We spent a day at this location while visiting family in North Carolina. We had a lovely experience…read moreand found the location to be quite expansive. There is a lovely wildlife area, butterfly garden, fun little train tour, an outdoor treehouse, and more. The price was quite high, but I imagine based on the number of staff and the animals that this location is quite expensive to maintain. The little gift shop was also great with lots of children's games, clothing items, toys, and more. If I was in the area I would definitely consider an annual pass. All of the staff were lovely from the train driver to the ticket takers. Fun location!

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