I had such a fun time playing here! The owner Addam runs the operations and he is so down to earth…read more I enjoyed the variety of games I got to play and look forward to the new games that are being made. I highly recommend trying this out for everyone and every age, at least once. It is unreal how you are transported into a new world when you put on the gear. The one thing I would say to someone who is going to try it, is once you are geared up, test the boundaries out before playing. The distance is slightly off when you are standing next to a friend or are near the real building wall. It might look farther in distance than what you actually have.

This was a great experience for my family. It was easy to find this business online. The booking…read morewas easy and the owner was friendly. We were able to book exactly what we wanted. The location was directly downtown. Parking sucks but its a nice area. The equipment worked well and the game was really fun. It was fun to work with my family to figure out puzzels and shoot aliens. My heart was racing and I had a smile the entire time. It was really a good experience! My daughter wants to come back for her birthday party.

Their phone system is a complete joke. You go through several different menus, only to be put on…read morehold and hung up on. I've called countless times over the months and have been unable to reach anyone. They drop you from classes without reason, and the admissions office staff always have horrible attitudes. I'd love to talk about my experience as a student here, but they are so disorganized and unhelpful that I'm not able to attend this college.

No one has reviewed good ol' Shasta College? Aww…read more. Shasta College has a special place in my heart. I took like 100 units (most for fun) there pre-transfer, met many awesome teachers, worked 5 different campus part-time jobs, was in a summer production at one point, and served as ASB president in the mid-90s. For being in Redding, which was then ---much more than now--the awful middle of nowhere for a restless teenager, Shasta College offers a lot a good, dirt-cheap ways to be productive and prepare for a better future, and have fun while doing it. If teachers made a point of putting together reader packets (like they do at 4-year institutions) instead of relying on expensive textbooks (some of which are the ones they wrote themselves...ugh), I'd grant an extra star.

This was a fun experience for all ages! We learned a lot and had a great time!!…read more alpacas!

We had such a good time! It took about an hour, by appointment, to learn about the alpacas and…read moremeet them. So much fun and a learning experience. It's a working farm, the animals are clearly well cared for. There is a cute boutique for alpaca related merchandise. The tour is free, but given they are taking time out of their workday to show you around, donations are appreciated. This is a great stop for families and kids.

Sophomore night for the Knights and the atmosphere is electric. Great natural grass field and…read moresetting. Stairs are accessible, lots of features for the disabled and a fire snack shack. Come watch the Knights play, you won't be sorry. Music is killer.

Pacfic Track Time is absolutely awsome!…read more Last year, I wanted to start to learn more technical aspects of riding. I took a class on a small go kart track that was great, but wanted to see how it would translate to a full track. I talked with Michael numerous times to see if this was really something I wanted to do, could do. I didn't have a race bike, race leathers, and I was pushing 49 years old. Michael, correctly, convinced me I could do this safely, and no one would be laughing at me for being a newbie. You can tell Michael does this because he loves it, the same goes for his staff. Well, someone was laughing at me during the event, me! I was laughing at the event all day long! I loved it! I would highly recommend it to anyone who has some experience riding on the street (I believe they recommend 3,000 miles) and wants to get a LOT better! I learned things I never new I didn't know! I would highly recommend Pacific Track Time.

I wrote this on another PTT yelp but it looks like it was the wrong one so reposting here!…read more I have been doing trackdays since 2016 and PTT was my very first ever. Their instructors took me around the track as i was struggling to ride safe lines in C group and i was not very smooth on my braking or throttle. I have since returned to ride with PTT many times, and I will ride with an instructor in at least one session each day I'm there if they have one available. They have helped me progress into a safe and predictable A group rider. I had a bad crash and required a flight and they took excellent care of me and my crashed motorcycle. I strongly recommend PTT to others as they are a very respectful, and professional group that is very passionate about riding and they work very hard to maintain a safe environment for everyone to enjoy the track.

I attended their men's and women's league championship games last night, both wins against Northern…read moreNew Mexico. The men's game was just fine. However, the behavior during and after the women's game were horrible. One player appeared to be trying to pick a fight continuously during the game. I sat at midcourt as I like to see everything and I had no vested interest in the outcome. A mother of a Simpson player sat a few rows behind me and she was loud and continued to verbally accost the officials and opposing team. A Cal Maritime staff member had to go and talk with her for some time. After the staff left, the woman calmed down for a bit but she soon escalated her verbal assaults, even encouraging players to assault their opponents and the officials. I got up and moved to another part of the gym but one of the officials stopped the game and ejected her. I'm sure her daughter was proud. After the game, even though Simpson won, I saw this woman and a number of other Simpson parents yelling at the officials as they left the building under police escort. The coach never made any effort to control his players or fans. Such a poor exhibition of Christianity. If this is what Simpson condones, I highly recommend that people stay away. Also, I saw similar behavior by Simpsonites at a game against William Jessup University a few years ago.

Loved this school, location, nursing program. Peace and serenity. Beautiful location. Staff,…read morestudents are genuine, kind, loving, and HAPPY. Christ centered education!

My husband and I were doing a quick little road trip and were curious about the game shops in the…read morearea. The setup in this store is various and offered gaming tables, and online game stations where you can pay for a pass a day. If I was a kid again, I could see myself spending money and hanging out here all day. They also offer DND, Pokemon, Magic the Gathering and more. Staff is friendly and we promised the kids to bring them along next time we visit.

Renewed joy for trading card games after a long break in the scene!…read more I needed help in so many areas. Best ways to build my decks. Comprehension of what sets would give me higher chances of pulling desired card types. Websites that would grow my knowledge base. Every employee has helped me in different fields. The atmosphere and decor are a pleasant in comparison to many shops I've frequented. Definitely leaves a favorable impression of the shop after the first visit. Above all else is the community around the shop. You play to enjoy the company! I have grown friendships through my time playing in events. Thanks to everyone who has supported this game shop! If you haven't already been to an event or a free play... I encourage you to join in the fun and make some new friends in the process.

We came to see the new "anaconda "movie, and loved it. This place is great. The picture and…read morethe sound is fantastic, the place is clean, the people are friendly and helpful, and the fully reclining lounge seats are very comfortable. You can now do everything online ahead of time through the Cinemark app. You can not only buy your tickets ahead of time and choose your seats, you can also buy your concessions ahead of time. They will send you a QR code that they scan to get into the theater, and then your concessions will be on a shelf directly behind the person that scans your ticket. You don't have to wait in line at the concession counter anymore. Great Theater, and I love the app. Thanks!

Comfortable seats. Good audio and visuals. Food and drinks are available, including margaritas,…read morebut they are pricey.

What feels almost impossible to ever get tickets to attend a show, my grandma was able to secure…read moretickets for the December 26 "A Christmas Star" and the "Oasis in Space" shows a whole month in advance. I can see why that they sell out fast; 65-ish seats inside the viewing area under the dome. I recommend sitting in the last 2 rows for optimum viewing when looking up. However, as a Christian believer, the story of "A Christmas Star" was special to watch with an interesting perspective on the North Star. There was an intermission between both shows where the exhibits were opened up for people to walk up to interact and explore. The exhibits were within the same room, so a very small space. Half of the people left after the first show. The small gift shop at the entrance of the planetarium was open as well. Oasis in Space was more of a show regarding our solar system which was interesting, but nothing too exciting like the first show. I am glad I got to have this experience of coming here to this little Redding, CA gem as I am a lover of stars and planets. Just know that you will need to book tickets in advance!

Took eight friends last night to the Schreder planetarium. Horribly disappointing. To start off,…read morethe temperature was in the high 70's and very stuffy. The technology was right out of the 60's, blurry, scratchy, dim, etc. The presentation was very dry, and quite frankly boring. Four of our party left within the first 45 minutes. I wished I had something nice to say about the experience, but I guess my expectations were way too high.