Hosted a corporate team building event here this week! We had a phenomenal time. I don't want to…read moregive anything away but everyone in our group really enjoyed themselves and were surprised the hour passed so quickly. Only wish was that I spoke to a woman and she mentioned there would be a debriefing conversation at the end since we did a corporate event but this did not occur. Will just do it on our own!! I am spacing on the gentleman who was with us for the day but he did a great job and made us all feel comfortable! I need to come back for a fun Friday/Saturday to do the 2nd room!!!

the experience was really bad. I've been before when they were under diffrwrent management. But the…read morelast time I went and the manager was joking around and having a good time with us then went back to her manger and lied about us being rough and what not. banned us we aren't aloud back . cut up one of our friends wrist due to the handcuffs key not working. would recommend the one in Greenville over this.

Amazing experience! The food was great I got a double smash burger and fries. Very solid the bun…read moreneeds some more love though but everything else tasted great! There was basically no wait it wasn't busy at all and it was fast!

My friend group and I went here recently for a friend's birthday. The first thing I noticed was…read morethat parking is tight, so just be aware of that. The site itself is quite nice and very large. Apparently renovations were done recently so it has an updated feel to it. When you walk in you sign up to race at the counter area, and you also take your picture and pick a racing name. The majority of our group was guys, with the exception of three ladies. Us ladies didn't race and instead ended up getting drinks from the bar, playing a few of the arcade games, and cheering on our guy friends who raced. The bar area has a pretty good selection of drinks and food, and for it being an "amusement" type center, I'd say the quality was pretty decent! There were a solid amount of things you could do besides the racing. They had axe throwing, a rock climbing wall, arcade games, and an interactive game arena. The racing did look fun and our friends had a good time doing it. Those karts go up to around 40mph so they're no joke. I do feel like they do a good job with their safety measures. They give you solid racing helmets, and if you spin out they'll make sure to help safely get you straightened back out. They'll also enforce some set track rules to make sure you're racing safely. My two friends and I watched our other friends race from a large viewing platform near the top of the track. The only negative thing I'd say about our experience is that it's loud (I'm sensitive to high pitched squealing sounds, so I shoved some bits of napkin in my ears and that helped lol), heavily smells of gas (they do have ventilation in place but it's still very noticeable), and it's also pretty hot in there. The area with the arcade, bar, and other entertainment is separate from the racing track, which is good because you can get some relief in between races in there. Overall, it was a fun experience! We all had a good time and would go back again. This time I'd bring ear plugs lol.

If you're looking for a fun, unique, team-building activity for your colleagues, then look no…read morefurther! Motley Clue Adventures are the perfect solution to bonding and growing over solving a DaVinci Code style puzzle! I've completed two adventures so far with colleagues - one at NC Museum of Art and one at NC Museum of Life and Science. It is perfect for large groups, as you have an icebreaker in the beginning, and then they randomly assign you to groups. It took about a half day (9am to 12:30pm) -- so it ended just in time for lunch. Make sure you wear comfortable walking shoes! Your team will be racing against the clock solving numerous puzzles to get clues that are embedded in exhibits within the museum. You'll also get a prop box that contains items to help solve puzzles. You're given a deadline to solve your case and turn in your documents. Winners are determined by the amount of points from various correct puzzles and by time. There's also a giant treasure chest that will contain "treasure" of some sort that you will have to solve a final puzzle to unlock! :)

From the owner: Motley Clue Team Building Activities combine the thrills and excitement of a puzzle-based adventure…read morewith the building blocks of teamwork to create Team Building Exercises unlike any other in Raleigh. Teams build trust while sleuthing through an interactive mystery, solving puzzles, laughing, brainstorming, and bonding the entire way. At the conclusion, Motley Clue provides a professional break down of the activity that highlights the concepts experienced, resulting in a natural take-away that you can see back at the office.

It all started when I went to an event, Cocktails & Cosmonauts, at the Museum of Life and Science…read more They had a station where you could screen print your own poster with the event's logo, so I hightailed it over there. When it was my turn, the screen printing pro and I chatted about team building events. I grabbed a card and reached out the very next day. After explaining what I had in mind (a workshop for my running group so that we could print some t-shirts), I was handed over to Lenny at Hey Monkey! Lenny was so easy to work with. He understood that organizing these things is akin to herding cats, so he set everything up to be as smooth and painless as possible. And then there was the actual event. It was so much fun! Woo-woo warning: I don't know exactly what was going on, but my group brought some really negative energy into Lenny's studio. Fortunately, Lenny just carried on, kept his upbeat attitude, and (most) everyone had an amazing time! It's been less than a week and I'm pretty sure everyone has worn their shirts at least once. I'm hoping to do it again for the folks I work with!

Feeling the need to second what Nina B wrote. I was part of the same group activity and the event…read morecould have easily crashed and burned. In fact, with anyone other than Lenny at the helm, I suspect it would have. Lenny was great-calm, cool, and collected. The vibe at his studio is excellent and his teaching style both friendly and approachable. Highly, highly recommended. As a post-script, I saw 4 of the shirts Lenny helped us print in the wild last evening. They looked awesome.

This is a such a great ropes and adventure based challenge course! One must make reservations via…read moreTown of Cary RecTrac and it can also be rented out for events. Our instructors kept us engaged, safe, educated and fearless! It was by far our favorite family activity. There is something for everyone and if you get stuck they take you off via the zipline so FEAR NOT! There is a lower level and an upper level both of which end with super fun ziplines. I highly recommend this offering of Bond Park! Park at the senior center and walk 5 mins to it.

Bogey brothers has new screens that are in good working order. The business has four bays that you…read morecan rent in 30 minute increments. The interior is spacious and clean, it has a comfortable atmosphere that makes you want to hang out there. They have a bar and food, though I didn't try any while I was there. The golf simulators were pretty good overall, it was reading my driver very well and I had to adjust the aim pretty heavily to get it to go where I was actually aiming with that club. The price for an hour is 35$ per person which I thought was pretty reasonable, I was able to warm up and play about 12 holes on the sin in that time. You can book online through their website.

From the owner: The Bogey Brothers is a family-owned business offering a unique blend of golf, games, and other…read moresports through state-of-the-art Full Swing simulators. Whether you're refining your golf game or enjoying a friendly competition, our cutting-edge technology delivers an immersive experience for players of all skill levels. From kids to adults, we have something for everyone—making it the perfect destination for family fun, group outings, or a night out with friends. Come join us for a memorable experience where sports and entertainment meet!

This is a REAL LIFE game show experience with a Live Host!…read more Perfect for Families and Friends, Corporate Events and Team Building, Birthdays, Bachelor/Bachelorette Parties. Minimum of 4 recommended but better with at least 8. And oh yeah... It's BYOB! In the same strip as the escape room.

Great event for team building and fun for the whole family. We just went with 9 people from 2…read morefamilies and loved it!

A fantastic store for any and all your semi-gourmet kitchen needs. The reason I state semi is that…read morewhile they do have a good amount of specialty items, there are also a good amount of gaps, especially if looking for specific items. While at first the prices may seem high, the items they are selling are high quality and prices are in fact fairly typical for what they have in store. Now one thing that was surprising, typically when stores sell their own branded items, they are cheaper, however here it seemed to be the opposite with many items. The staff were friendly, but not the most knowledgeable. They were definitely trying to help, but at the same time they appeared to be incredibly busy, even though the store was mostly empty, running back and forth from the back grabbing items and helping customers pickup items before being able to help out others.

COOKING CLASS REVIEW ONLY:…read more : ( Sharing the cooking amongst four people is a disappointing experience. Not nearly enough hands-on work for the student (Suggestion: Give people the option to cook as a twosome for a higher fee). : ( Upon entering the kitchen we found our name tags and introduced ourselves to the instructor. When we asked "what is your name?" ...we were told "I will tell you my name later whenever everyone arrives because I have a big 'shpeel' to deliver and I don't want to repeat myself.' (Suggestion: Try to make your clients feel welcomed by saying 'My name is....) : ( Too much of the cooking is not done by the students; even a simple two-ingredient step in the recipe was not done by us but was done by the instructor?! We had to gather around and watch this very simple thing (Suggestion: Let the student do a bit more). : ( Somewhat difficult to hear instructor with exhaust fans and classroom noise. : ) Food was good to eat : ) Having all the raw ingredients set up and measured Maybe if you have friends that want to drink wine (BYOB) and watch you cook ...this maybe a good fit for you.