Only going back to use the gift card we were given by this establishment. We started with skating-…read moreevery two minutes (if not more often) the "DJ" was screaming rules into the mic. I was scolded about having shoes on the skate floor while helping my child onto the floor. Laser tag was great. Go carts-the line moved soooo slow. We finny get on and as soon as we take off my car died. After that I was never able to gain speed. I was only able to do two laps total and never let my foot off the gas. VR didn't work. So I asked for a refund. Unfortunately they don't do those-so we got a gift card.

Bad customer service No refund when it was too hot to play…read moreGo carts broke down on track leaving to sit in heat in hot sun

Yelp 100 Challenge -#35…read more Wonder Works is a 4 level arcade offering different attractions and things to do on each level. Wonder Works is great for a first date or even a fun family outing. 1st Floor includes the lobby, gift shop, Wonder Cafe, Hurricane Shack, Xtreme 360 Bikes, Physical Challenge Zone, and party room. 2nd Floor includes Laser Tag. If you have a little child, you may be able to take turns and go in different heats. 3rd Floor includes the wall of illusions, XD Theater, draw alive, Wonder Coaster, Bed of Nails, Bubble Lab, and STEM Room. 4th Floor includes space discovery, ropes course, arcade games that you purchase to play, art of Dr Seuss, Imagination Lab, and Interactive Sandbox. My favorite was the digital Wonder Coaster. It is an indoor ride that follows along a video of a roller coaster flipping you and spinning you like the real thing. I recommend wear closed toe shoes and comfortable clothing so you are able to ride majority of the attractions inside. You can also add on the Wonder Works casebook and slice different riddles as you explore the four levels.

I visited WonderWorks Myrtle Beach and overall, it was just okay--definitely more of a one-and-done…read moreexperience. It's a fun spot for kids, but as an adult, I wouldn't feel the need to go back. It can get pretty crowded, so I'd recommend going early on a weekday instead of the weekend if you can. A few of the exhibits weren't working during my visit, which was a little disappointing. While it's entertaining, I do think the price is a bit high--around $35 per person would feel more reasonable than $40. Overall, it's a decent way to spend some time, especially for families, but not something I'd go out of my way to do again.

This was our first visit to Stars and Strikes. On Tuesdays, they offer deals, and we chose the…read more$15.99 for all you can bowl. The man was nice and upgraded us for free since it was our first time. The room we bowled in was really nice. They had curtains between lanes to offer more privacy. Our server was really nice but had a lot of lanes, so it took some time to place our orders and receive our food. They have fun graphics on the lanes as well as non-traditional settings. We ordered the cheeseburger tater-tots, brisket flatbread, and kids boneless wings. The food was really tasty, as well as the drinks. It took a while to get forks and napkins. The arcade has tons of fun games. If you have unlimited play, you do not earn ticks, which was a fine tradeoff. Overall, we had a great experience and will come back in the future.

Absolutely Appalling - Humiliated, Disrespected, and Thrown Out Without Cause…read more On July 16, 2025, my family of 17 visited Stars and Stripes with the expectation of enjoying a fun and memorable outing. Sixteen of us paid for the $20 Stack-n-Play package, which includes one hour of bowling, unlimited arcade access, and laser tag. What we received instead was chaos, verbal abuse, and one of the most humiliating public experiences we've ever endured--driven entirely by the inexcusable conduct of Facility Supervisor Herbert Casto and General Manager Christian Alcantara. Upon arrival, the cashier Aidan informed us we would be placed on lanes 1, 2, and 3 to accommodate our group. Only two lanes were opened. When we asked about the third, Mr. Casto falsely accused us of only paying for 14 participants. Despite showing receipts (all but one, which Aidan confirmed was still behind the counter), and despite Aidan's direct confirmation that all 16 were paid, Mr. Casto refused to correct the mistake or open the third lane. Rather than attempt to resolve the issue, Mr. Casto involved General Manager Christian Alcantara, who immediately escalated the situation. When one of our family members began recording the exchange for our protection, Mr. Alcantara became hostile--yelling, accusing us of being disrespectful, and threatening to call the police. All of this unfolded in front of multiple young children. What followed was disgraceful. Two of the men in our group stepped outside to calm down, only to be followed by Mr. Alcantara, who continued to shout and curse at them. When a female family member tried to deescalate the tension, he snapped, "You don't tell me to stop," and then went further--calling us "animals." When the police arrived, Mr. Alcantara was described by the officers as uncooperative and provided minimal information. While the situation was being addressed, he stood nearby and made a vulgar, mocking gesture--rubbing his middle finger against his cheek--directly at our family. This was done in front of five small children, who were left crying and traumatized by the ordeal. We were then told by police that our entire family was being trespassed. Despite not receiving the services we paid for (bowling, arcade, and laser tag), Mr. Alcantara refused to issue a refund. We were kicked out, humiliated, and denied any kind of compensation or apology. To be absolutely clear: We followed the rules. We showed proof of payment. We asked calmly for the services we purchased. Instead, we were gaslighted, berated, and thrown out in front of our children. The behavior of this location's management team was not only unprofessional--it was hostile, aggressive, and entirely inappropriate. If this is how Stars and Stripes treats paying families, I strongly urge others to avoid this business entirely. No one--especially children--should ever be subjected to this kind of treatment.

We were looking for something to do when we were in North Myrtle this seemed like a fun time. We…read moresigned up to do the Soar and Explore combo which was a decent deal 34.99 to do the ropes course and zip line. We spent a decent amount of time of the ropes course, the kids enjoyed this. Then the zip line was fun but really short, so be prepared to be a bit underwhelmed on the zip line. Overall it's a fun experience.

Wow loved the zip line. Went there a couple of years back. My FIL and MIL also did it .. they came…read morefrom India and had a great time. Was not too expensive .. 4

We had a blast! Our bartender/ server Jennifer was fantastic! We've got friends coming into town…read moreand we'll be back soon!

Bowling review: I like the scoring system (you can pick a fun theme background for behind the score…read moregrid) and it was cool to play team vs team (3 on 3) where the system rotated everyone between two lanes and showed team scores as well as individual scores. We played two games and it even showed the total team scores for both games. We had a problem with one lane being extremely slow to return balls (they would bounce around behind the pins) sometimes taking three or four player turns for a ball to come back. Those of us using house balls had to have a second ball instead of waiting. I also liked that they have house bowling shoes that Velcro on. I've always hated bowling shoe laces that cut into my hand. I also like the colorful bowling theme backgrounds above the lanes and they must look awesome on Friday and Saturday nights for cosmic black light bowling. If you need the pro shop, the pro shop guy also works the lanes front desk, so check for him there if the pro shop is closed. My friends got some of their balls redrilled quickly and easily.

This place was so fun!…read more Note, check in here on yelp first so you get the free weapons upgrade!!!!! I did after and was so sad I didn't get it. Anyway, this was absolutely fun and unlike laser tagging experiences I have had elsewhere. They have 1h 30 of different challenges. You do get split up from your group, so be aware. Still fun though as you make a lot of new friends. It just so happened that I was with a bachelorette party, and there was a completely unrelated bachelor party. Worked out :D They do head bands that the sensor attaches to, but they are washed.. I double checked, because as soon as I got sweaty, and you will get sweaty, I started to think about all the individuals sweating on the thing... the guy chuckled and was like.. "yes of course" but I knew he was actually thinking... "that is what you care about in the middle of this game?.." Anyway, the challenges consist of a variety ranging from strategy to all out free for all. It was so great, and so worth it!

We had the best time! Our leaders were super helpful, organized, and kind! Thanks for a great time!read more

This was our first visit. We came for a birthday party. Overall we had a great time and will…read moredefinitely be back. Most of the staff are younger kids, some of which could use a little more training in some aspects. Checking in was kind of a nightmare due to staff passing us off to other staff or not having answers to questions pertaining to the party or tickets. Some of the staff were doing great paying attention to what was going on in their area while others talked a lot and didn't notice rough and rowdy kids for quite a while. There is a huge variety of things to do from the playplace to the rotating bumper cars, several climbing walls, rope course, laser tag and virtual reality. We were there three hours and could easily have spent another five and not been bored.

We love coming to Urban Air. The place is spotless and kinda dark inside. My five-year-old loves…read morethis place. So much to do from Warrior Course, Battle Beam, Wipeout, Climbing Hill, Drop Zone, Pro Zone, Tubes Playground, Trampolines. There is also laser tag and a climbing wall. They have a cafe that sells food and refreshments. They also accept a military discount with ID. Go early it's usually very busy. We highly recommend going.

Surprising this is one of the only mini golf locations in…read morethe area. So we arrived at opening on a Sunday and played a round. It got crowded quickly but there was also a birthday party going on. The arcade was packed more than the mini golf. We did pass a group of 4 on one hole because they were take quite a long time. Over all there were some challenges to the course but not anything crazy. It was great for adults and kids alike.

We were looking for some fun in the evening in Charleston, so we looked around and found Charleston…read moreFun Park. It's a locally owned and small business. Since we went in the evening, we couldn't do the VR or go-karting, but we still had a great time playing different arcade games like air hockey and bowling. It's a great place to hang out with friends and family and have some fun.

Hired the gaming truck for my son's 11th birthday, couldn't have gone better! He showed up early ,…read morejumped through the thousand hoops the kids put him through, and was very kind! They all had a blast and were all talking about how much fun they had. Thank you for making his party so memorable!!

I booked this game truck for my son's birthday party this past weekend and let's just say, it's…read moreliterally the best game truck EVER! We booked with another local on last year, and our kids enjoyed this one much better! The inside was REALLY COOL!! They had excellent communication, they arrived 30 minutes early, and our kids had a blast! My son said he wants to get this game truck every year! Thank you Corey we can't wait to book again!

Tilt Studio located inside Magnolia Mall is indoor arcade and attractions. It's similar to…read moreFrankie's Fun park without the outdoor rides. I saw Laser tag, putt putt, bumper cars, lots of arcade games, it's housed inside a massive area perfect for this type of business. The price listed in the pic for play cards seem affordable, I saw many children, teenagers, and adults playing arcades. There is no food options that I saw on-site. I didn't play any of games so not sure how quickly you accumulate tickets. The prizes were the sort of Stare Fair looking things you'd expect with some higher end ones like a Keurig or Xbox S. Affordable children entertainment locally in Florence.

Smelled like poop ever where we went my friend couldn't go to the bath room bc the nasty dookie…read moreconditions and the sinks were broken and the employees wouldn't pick the coke that feel on the floor , 1 out of ten NEVER AGAIN