I absolutely LOVE Escape the Room activities. I dragged a group of six people out to Escape 20/20…read morein Okemos, it was the first one for 1/2 of us. We chose the Parlor room. It is one room, you're locked in, and you get the 'exit early' code to leave if something horrible happens. So you're not truly stuck in the room, so people with claustrophobia can still enjoy this activity! There are a series of puzzles you have to solve, and a lot of locks you have to unlock. Some require keys, some require codes. There are clues hidden all around the room, but if your team is really stuck, you're handed hints (paper 'telegrams' pushed through a mail slot) to help you look in the right area and solve the puzzles. If you're still not getting it, the hints get more and more detailed. They want you to solve the room, after all! We broke free in 49 minutes - which was a great time! We had a full 11 minutes left to go. Other Escape the Room activities I've been to have been multiple rooms - so as you progress through the story, you open doors to other areas. In order to fit more rooms into this office building, it seems like they opted to keep each room self contained in one room. There were still a ton of puzzles to solve, but I like the feeling of progression as I open doors and get further into the activity. The location of this game is in an office building. It seems like a converted dentist/doctor, which is just like the previous activities I've gone to. This is a great way to spend an hour with friends. I was in town for only a couple days, so we reached out via Facebook to see if we could book the room on their 'closed' day, and they obliged! Then we found out there were two other groups who did the same thing. Great customer service! I highly recommend checking this spot out. I will be back next time I'm in town! (I also broke an entire tray of glass bottles in my excitement during the game, and the woman who ran the room was understanding and didn't get mad at me. She even sent a 'hint' note asking if everything was ok and making sure I didn't get hurt. Other than being completely mortified, I was uninjured.)

We had a booked room for 7:30(we had the parlor). When we arrived we were a bit concerned. The…read morelocation is kind of hidden and walking through the hall ways with hardly anyone around definitely remind of us of a situation from a horror film. Once we arrived we were greeted by Regina. She informed us they were having technical issues but no matter what she'd make it work for us. She was incredibly nice and friendly. Due to the technical issues we weren't able to play like how normally is so she offered us a discount (which was very appreciated). This was a majority of our groups first escape room and we were very pleased and had a great time. We've made plans to go back and do the The Lab. I would highly recommend anyone to try out Escape 20/20. Despite it not being all fancy like some escape rooms are this one was definitely fun and challenging. I'd give it 10 stars if I could.

This place is so fun! We went in on a dreary rainy day and had a blast in the hardest escape room…read more We were a group of 4 with one unexperienced person and the difficulty was well tuned. The room theme, dreams, was very original and super cute. I have been to a fair number of escape rooms and hadn't experienced one like this before. Our game master was super cool and nice too! 10/10

Well designed room, pleasant staff that got us in on a moment's notice. Good mix of puzzles and…read morecomplexity.

It was a great time with coworkers. Keanue was really great, personable, and stayed in character!…read moreThey made it so much fun!

Had a great time here tonight with some friends. Alex the pirate led us thru the intro for the…read moreHeart of a Pirate escape room. I love that he was in full character the whole time. The room was difficult (rated a level 6 online). While we did not solve the puzzle in time, we got very close and had a blast doing it. I very much recommend!

Great Santa & family experience. I've come here twice. Once for a private Christmas event. Then…read moreon a Saturday with my family the following year. The first visit I dont think the food was open. It was a weekend night and dark. We made wreaths in that barn. In the pole barn they had movie and popcorn. My young son was running around like a madman. He was a fast eloper. I apologized and I was told that's what kids are supposed to do on the farm. There was a cookie decoration building. Everything is decorated cute. A lot of items are made by the owner. Like the outdoor tables by the pole barn. The horse shoe hooks in the bathrooms. The next year we came on a Saturday at 3. We got lucky with a beautiful but freezing and sunshine day. I wasn't sure the ride would be as nice in the daylight but it was wonderful. My son enhoyed the playground while waiting for the train. The Santa has rules to help the process. Maybe Mrs Claus should be doing that? We had cocoa and marshmallows. We rode the train back, climbed a hay hill then visited with the animals. They were beautiful and well loved. I loved the part you could go in. I imagine in the summer there's more animals running around. And we saw a place for pony rides. We will be back in warmer weather. We then went to the Red food barn. I love the saddle seating, upside down tree and the lights set to music. But what really made my day was the pulled pork. It was wonderful! All of the staff was nice. The trees looked nice. I loved that they had mini ones and some small ones in containers.

It's been a few years since we visited so I need to update my review. This place is cute and fun…read morebut the problem is it is not worth the price and cost you pay. It is $18 a person just to get in. What this gets you is a chance to pet some farm animals (which you have to pay to feed, also not crazy about them keeping cats locked up in a cage) , play some paintball (shoot at targets) and let your kids play with some playground equipment. Oh and you can take a ride on the hay wagon to go get your pumpkins. The pumpkins will cost you .55 a lb. If you want food you have to buy tickets to get it. We paid $18 each to get in (five of us), $45 for 3 pumpkins, and another $45 for a bag of cake donuts, 1/2 a gallon of cider and three caramel apples. The cider had turned so we couldn't even drink it it was so bad. It's just too much money for what you get. For no entry fee you can go to a regular orchard with a shop and get your donuts and cider for free and just buy your pumpkins. Which is what we will do next year instead of coming here. If money is no issue for you go ahead and visit this place, you might like it. But if you are on a budget this is not the place to go and there are far more less expensive places around. Oh and maybe the owner should practice smiling more, he was a bit of a grump to be honest.

First time there with a work party. Fun time! Staff was very helpful and friendly…read more Trying to reach 85 characters

I hosted a staff appreciation event for my Lansing Team from Orlando, FL. Jacob and Mike were…read moreoutstanding in helping me plan, schedule, and budget so that my team could have the best time. Mike was so communicative before, during, and after and made it easy to trust that things would go and went smoothly while staying within my strict budget. I would totally recommend hosting any work party (big or small) and can't wait to plan another event here. Thank you Duckpin Bowling for being so awesome!

Located outside of Lansing Michigan,this is a fantastic place for hiking and biking. Over 4 miles…read moreof marked trails...many of which are paved. There are over 130 acres of green space ,maple groves and native prairie areas. There is also a Visitor's Center which we did not visit . No cost to enter and plenty of parking,this is definitely a place to visit year round.

This is a good local community of Lansing environmental education center with a beautiful storybook…read morewalk trail. We enjoyed the variety of trees and the many varieties of birds while getting out in the fresh air and sunshine. A great spot to stretch your legs.

Such a cool, fun place. I've been coming here since I was a little kid and I still love it. It's…read morethe perfect place to hang out with family and friends. The miniature golf is a MUST and in my opinion, no night out in Grand Ledge is complete without a trip to Funtyme lol. OH, and they just opened a sweet shop called "Sweetyme" with the best sweets ever. Seriously.....the lady that makes them should be on like the Food Network or something. You would not expect sweets at this level to be at a fun park, but they are. I wish they still had the bumper boats, though - perfect for a hot summer day. I wonder when they're going to bring those back! The day they do will be the best day ever!

This place is a joke. Played the mini golf. The golf course carpet is so old and dirty. It's…read morerumpled and has torn spots and holes. Pretty much not gunna win by any skill but luck because it's such a trashy turf. It is sorta cheap I guess