What a fantastic little family-run business tucked away in a cute antique thrift shop! Took my mom…read morefor a 20 minute session not really knowing what to expect and the staff & experience was INCREDIBLE! Highly recommend to anyone just wanting to do something new around town

Went here on 8/27 with 3 other women and we all had so much fun. Ed and his employee (sorry, we…read moredidn't get his name) were very kind, supportive, and informative. What a genius business model too! Highly recommend this place to anyone who needs to get some feelings processed physically!

Highly recommend! It was the perfect place for my son's birthday. I would definitely return…read morethere. We loved the arcade games and the fact that they used real money and they weren't expensive to play. It it easy to observe the games going on which is very entertaining. It took a bit for some of his friends to get the hang of driving but the staff member helped out. The kids were talking about it nonstop. They enjoyed the snacks sold there and teasing each other as they competed. I wish I would have thought to bring medals for the winning team! Lol! The joy it brought everyone made it worth every penny. They also do a wonderful job preparing for the game.

If there is such thing as a perfect hangout venue for a group of friends, Whirlyball comes very…read moreclose to fit that description. It has beer, pizza, bumper car, basketball, lacrosse, and arcade games all wrapped up in a single establishment that offers immense fun for reasonable per-person cost. It is always a blast to have a game of whirlyball with your friends, drink beer in between the games, and get back into your bumper car and play the lacrosse/basketball. It is strangely addicting and just fun. And the beer prices are reasonable as well. Booking the court requires a phone call but staff are very friendly and they really work with you to get the right amount of court and time for your group and event. On the day of the event, you get assigned a referee who runs all the games and they are engaging, funny, and just great.

This was so so fun! I'm normally not a fan of escape rooms but this was actually really fun and…read morehard but not too hard experience! The staff was really welcoming and this place is CLEAN! Bathrooms are nice, room was nice, waiting room really cool. We did the murder mansion and I would love to go back and try the pirate one!

With malls looking terrible and mostly abandoned these days, its great to see that Alderwood Mall…read moreis thriving. I am really happy that Escapology came here as now there is something new to do when you end up meeting people at the mall. Plenty of easy parking, lots of places to eat nearby, you can also do some shopping, see a movie or play some video games. With another local escape room place closing recently, this may be the best local option. Its got many escape rooms to choose from, at some point I might do them all. Prices are high, but look for groupons and week day deals. Rooms are private for your group. Easy to book online. On a busy Saturday morning with not a ton of advanced planned we were able to make reservations for Batman. My 10 and 12 year old nephews seemed to enjoy it, but they are becoming escape room experts. The 12 year old had already been here and done another room. The youngest is already planning the escape room he wants to do next. We escaped with 1 minute and 11 seconds to spare. My brother complained the rooms were small and we would have struggled to fit the additional 2 people we considered bringing. The hints were provided on a computer screen so we were able to keep them up until we solved what we were working on. We used a lot of clues. One part did seem to have the answer already showing by overuse, but this was a bonus for us. Not overly dark, like some escape rooms. I really like the decor here, lobby included. Nice to have multiple bathrooms and a water fountain with cups in case you want to bring some water in with you. The escape room door is available to open at will in case you need to run to the bathroom. No lockers, but a basket to put a few items in the room if you don't want to hold them.

This was my first time doing ziplining, and I had a blast. They go over the instructions with you…read morealong with an introductory video at the start. They also have mini golf on the side. I am a regular climber somewhere around V5 and 5.10, and I found the rope course very engaging. Pro tip: I booked my session using GetOutPass, where I get access to multiple local venues similar to GoCity. Use coupon code: sale1 for an extra $5 discount on top of existing promotions, if you end up getting the pass to explore more of Seattle.

We had a great time at High Trek and enjoyed the ropes and zip line for our wide age range. Katie…read moredid a fantastic job of training us and making sure our youngest had an amazing time. The equipment all worked well and the zip lines were fun for those of us who were more daring. Highly recommend!

First time doing archery and every worker was so informative, helpful, and kind! I have never been…read moregreat at any sports so I was there for the fun of it. I never thought I'd get to a point where I was consistently in the center, but thanks to David's advice and teachings, I was able to get 4 of my shots in the yellow! Overall amazing experience and would recommend this to anyone.

Excellent coaching and instruction. Chill, pleasant vibe, although thankfully the coaches are also…read morevery safety-oriented and strict with rules - after all, bows and arrows are weapons! Our coach/instructor today was Asa. He was very helpful to both my friend Sammar and I. Sammar actually bought her bow and arrows at the Nock Point, and she told me how helpful the staff here was in making sure that the bow that she bought was a good fit for her. I own a bow and arrows, but they ended up not being the best choice for me to use for shooting archery today. I bought my bow and arrows in 2013 as props for photo shoots in 2013 and 2014, so I'm not shocked that they weren't suitable for archery action. So, I rented a bow and arrows today. I also bought a bracer for $15. My costs for today were around $50 for about 2 1/2 hours of shooting archery, but it will cost me around $35 when I go back, since I own the bracer now. Asa helped me adjust my form. I was struggling a bit with pulling the bow string of the first bow back far enough for my shots, so Asa replaced my 20-pound bow with a 16-pound bow, and the replacement solved this issue. He also adjusted the orange dot below the target to suit my patterns of shooting. He did the same thing for Sammar's orange dot. The orange dot helps with aiming. Our coach was quick to spot issues like this and to help effectively solve them. Sammar and I both ended up getting several bulls eyes, in part due to such excellent and attentive coaching. What a wonderful experience. Sammar and I will be returning for sure. Pictures 1 - 4 were taken today at The Nock Point. The target on the right of the photo was my target, and the target on the left of the photo was Sammar's target. Pictures 5 - 7 of me (and of me with my gladiators, LOL) were taken in 2013 and in 2014 at my photo shoots where I used my bow and arrows that weren't suitable for actually shooting archery today. Just wanted to share. With a name like Artemis (the Goddess Artemis is traditionally depicted with a bow and arrows), I was hoping I would be decent at this! Until today, I haven't shot archery since I was a child. I remember loving it as a kid and being pretty good at it, but I wasn't sure if I'd still be good at it as an adult. Happily I think I can say that I've still got it! Thanks to Asa, the great coach at the Nock Point, for his help today!

Terrific way to spend an afternoon. As zip lines go it's not extreme by any measure ... I'd highly…read morerecommend this experience for first-timers. Their course is very well laid out, the infrastructure is top notch (safe), and the guides are awesome. Had a blast! Sidenote: this is a working farm and the history is amazing, including the still-functional barn, which was built in 1912.

What an amazing day! We throughly enjoyed our zip line experience with Andrew and Elijah as our…read moreguides. The group was small so there wasn't a lot of standing around. The guides were helpful, informative and efficient. The forest scenery was absolutely gorgeous with a light drizzle of rain. I have done several zip line tours and this one definitely had safety locked down. It required no athletic ability so it was easy for someone in their sixties and a child who barely weighed enough to be included. What a wonderful way to spend an afternoon. The location was stunning! Did I mention the lavender lemonade was such a special treat?!

We were a table of 12 that somehow became 14 women with wildly different dietary restrictions, and…read morethey handled it all flawlessly making sure we all left more than full. The team kept us laughing the entire time, answered all our questions, the food was genuinely delicious, and nothing felt stressful or chaotic. I for one took home some new methods that I have put to work in my kitchen. What really stood out was the experience itself. It is such a fun and accessible concept. You can lean in and learn or just sit back and enjoy, and it works either way. They also graciously let us stay past our allotted time without making our very chatty group feel rushed, which was very appreciated. Sorry! Highly recommend. Perfect for groups and just a really fun, memorable night.

I drove by this place recently and decided to take a glance and pulled up the class schedule. I was…read moreso surprised to find a class that would work for me, prices were high, but the location and concept sounded like such fun. I was able to score a Black Friday sale and opted to check it out. I often take my partner to classes like this, but since it sounded so intimate and it would be my kind of people I opted to go by myself and still had a great time. I guess it opened about a year ago, but I had not heard anything about it until I happened to drive by and I am in Edmonds all the time. This venue is so cute on the inside with plenty of easy street parking on a week night. I appreciated the check in beverage and snack while we waited for everyone to get there and get started. There are alcoholic options available for purchase and I must say this does make this class slightly superior to some others that do not offer these type of beverage options. They also give you an apron to wear so you don't have to stress too much about wearing something appropriate for cooking. The huge table for 12, allows for great views of everything and really gives you a chance to interact with your seat mates if you are into that kind of thing. This place is big so you don't feel like you are confined to your seat in a claustrophobic room like some other class room settings. The class I took was My Big Fat Vegan Dinner, I have taken lots of vegan cooking classes, but none quite as fancy as this. I appreciate that they show you all the ingredients ahead of time and give you a hand out with the recipes. We even sampled some of the vegan feta ahead of time, vegan butter was also present. Its a full meal experience, so you socialize, cook and eat. Our class was taught by a local chef and we learned a lot about him and his philosophies on cooking. We all helped with the prep, with some people taking on more intensive jobs and others just helping with the cutting. We learned quite a bit about different ways to chop things, even made a stock with the leftover cuttings. I absolutely loved the pita bread we made, who knew it was so easy. The pickles were delicious and this is definitely something I am planning to make at home in the future. I've never even had vegan spanakopita before. Everything was tasty and I certainly left full. The dessert we made was even served with 2 kinds of vegan ice creams. We were also lucky enough to take home some leftovers which made for a delicious lunch the next day. I've been telling everyone I know about this in the hopes that they will continue to add vegan friendly classes, but even if you prefer different kinds of food you should totally check this out. I am already eying Vegan in the Spring and trying to convince myself to sign up.

This was my second escape room and it was amazing!…read more We arrived early and checked out The Basement where they had tons of cushioned seating, snacks and a selection of Regular and Adult Beverages. Canned but decently priced! When you arrive you can check in for the escape rooms in The Basement, arrive about 10-15 mins early so you can make sure your waiver is signed and you get the overview and rules of the room. We had a group of 5 and did the Who Dennis room! Being my second room I do not have a ton of experience but for the price compared to the last room was no comparison. Way better! The size, layering of puzzles, and help when we needed it was great. We had a fun time and at no point with 5 people did we run out of anything to have to do. We didn't solve the puzzle but was extremely close! We were even offered 20% off if we wanted to come back and try to solve again. I'm hooked and need to go back and try and solve it again. They also had 3 other rooms available, and if they were any sort of the quality of the Who dunnit I am sure they will be great!

We had a group of 4 and did the cube escape room and had a lot of fun. We used a Groupon which was…read moregiving us trouble booking on their website. I called numerous times and emailed and a few days later someone called back and was able to book over the phone and expressed they have a new system and it wasn't coordinating with Groupon well. So if you have one feel free to reach out to them and book over the phone!

We took my daughter here for a trial soccer class. She ended up not participating (super shy) but…read morethe coaches are very understanding and included her in the cheer and stickers/stamps at the end. They were very supportive when we talked about trying a different class and offered another free trial for that class. My daughter did much better in the second class we went to. Besides the soccer classes this place is amazing. There are so many different things to do (arcade, jumping area, zip line, mini golf, laser tag, bowling). Perfect for families with kids or parties. They have separate party area and lots of seating throughout plus a restaurant and CLEAN bathrooms (huge plus).

We have attended several kids' birthday parties here. It's an okay place where kids definitely have…read morefun. Food is mediocre, but I would expect that. There are several activities for the kids, and they enjoy them. I do question the cleanliness of those spaces, but I am sure they try their best to keep them clean and safe. That's just a huge expectation for a place so large and busy. Prices are high for everything here, so don't be surprised.

Kind of a tacky axe throwing set up. The service was pleasant but I don't think the axe throwing is…read morewhere they are making their money. They have an awesome climbing structure though that looked really fun.

My husband and I have been to three other axe throwing businesses in the past and decided to take…read moreour family members with us this time. We were absolutely disappointed and it was a complete waste of money. Axe throwing typically involves a qualified instructor that helps each person perfect their throwing skills so that they can hit the target over and over. This was a teenager that ran over the rules and left us on our own. There were no games, instructions, or any encouragement. The setup was cheaply made, the axes were small hatchets that were incredibly dull, and rather than having two people side by side it was a single lane. I would not recommend this to anyone, and would highly recommend the company re-evaluate this part of the business.