A pretty fun facility. I'd say the indoor playground is definitely more suitable for older kids…read morelike maybe 5+. It can get pretty loud with all the birthday parties going on. They do have arcade games that are pretty reasonably priced. It gets super busy here on the weekend afternoons, be prepared to park far away and then walk.

This was my second visit to Xtreme Craze and definitely will not be my last. My children did 40…read moreminute experience laser tag with one hour bounce time and $5 arcade credit for $31per child. Smaller children are welcomed in the park and have to be supervised by an adult for ages four and under. Laser tag is catered to ages 7 and up. My 3 year old was able to navigate through some experiences in the park alone. There are various slides and drop I would not encourage for the younger children. There were various activites for the children to do in the inflatable park. Grippy socks are not allowed in the park. This establishment offers reasonable pricing for food. My children loved the cheese pizzas and slushies. There are seats by the inflatable park for adults to sit in while they watch their children. Lockers are also provided. There are places to put your coat throughout the establishment. There were plenty of staff on the premises who were all friendly and healthy. Chris was super friendly and kind during laser tag.

Had an amazing day date filled with fun! Can't wait to come back. P.S. Let her win--it makes the…read moredate even better!

We came here for the first time for GoKarting for Father's Day and had a great time!…read more It is a bit of a loud environment but the tunes playing were enjoyable. Even though we signed waivers in advance there was a computer snafu and they had to redo them for our whole party making the check in a fairly long process. In general the communication/ process for getting ready and starting the GoKarting didn't feel super smooth as the passenger but you could tell the staff was organized and knew what they were doing. They were also super flexible when one round they accidentally had child settings on some of our karts and let us redo the round. The go karting was super fun and it was great that we got to do both tracks. Special shout out to manager David. We had dressed up as our dad from various eras for Father's Day and he loved our vibe so much he offered us a free round of virtual darts! The darts were fun although not as thrilling as the GoKarting, kinda similar vibe to bowling. Overall we had a great time go karting and staff was super pleasant and helpful, would recommend.

This is a beautiful turf playground for kids of all ages! There is also plenty of open space for…read morekids to enjoy the activities such as playing catch or tag.

Very cute place. Pro tip: put your kids in grip/no slip socks as they do need to take their shoes…read moreoff and the floor is quite slippery. $5 for a k cup is on the ridiculous side lol, so I'll bring my own coffee, but very fun place for the kids

Everything. Both bathroom sinks are clogged. Most if not all toys are old and broken. Missing…read morepieces. It's nothing like the owners before it was bought and name changed. Very disappointed! The owner isn't here. She moved out of state and it shows. Too bad!

I've been to World War II Memorial Park before, a few years ago, when I brought my dogs here for a…read morewalk. I really liked the paved walking trail because it's easy to navigate, so this was my second visit--and this time I brought my dog and my one-year-old daughter. One of the things I really love about this park is how quiet and peaceful it is. Even being here on a weekend, there isn't a crazy amount of people, which makes it a really nice place to enjoy some time outdoors with a young child. The small zoo area is definitely minimal, but honestly, the fact that the entire park is free makes that a huge plus. It's a great little outing for kids without having to spend any money, and my daughter really enjoyed seeing the animals. There is a small container where you can purchase food for the animals using quarters, which I thought was a cute addition. However, there are also several signs throughout the park that say not to feed the animals, so I found that a little confusing. I'm assuming the food from the designated dispenser is okay, but clearer signage explaining when and how visitors can feed the animals would definitely help. The animals appear to be well cared for, and the trails and park itself were clean and free of trash. It also seems like the staff are doing a great job maintaining the property and caring for the animals. Overall, I would definitely recommend World War II Memorial Park for a cute, simple outing with young kids. If you're looking for something free to do on the weekend where the kids can get outside, walk around, and see some animals, this is definitely worth checking out.

My kids love this park they always enjoy the sand pit and feeding the animals very well maintainedread more

I am happy they are closing the zoo. This is so depressing. We left so sad…read more Half of the animals were missing. The skunk, the leopard and many others chose to stay hidden or they were gone. The lion was not available, on hospice care. I think more animals should be on hospice care as well; so old energy-depleted and looking miserable. The python snake looked like she committed suicide; literally coiling hard on itself cyanotic and completely motionless. All the animals looked severely depressed. I did not make any eye contact with any animal. They were all looking away. The servals were hitting the walls. Only ones were sort of ok the Meerkats, they were seemingly mating. I promised myself long time ago not to go zoos. I do not like them. Never again.

My kid loves this zoo! It's pretty small, so it's perfect for toddlers. They have a cute splash pad…read moreduring the summer and they have a lovely playground there. Some of the exhibits look a little outdated, but they're always renovating and improving, and they are AZA accredited so I trust that the animals are being well cared for. They do cute family events here (Halloween trick or treating, touch a truck, and Christmas tree lighting) which are a lot of fun! They also have the only Palawan porcupine on display in the US which is cool!

My 8 year old took classes a few years ago and had been begging to go back. When I found out they…read moremoved to Norfolk I signed him back up the first week they opened. The instructors are amazing with every child, and offer so much encouragement and positive feedback. My son loves it here!

My 7 year old daughter started classes here a few weeks ago, and her instructors have been patient,…read moreknowledgeable, friendly, and incredibly supportive. She loves coming here and even though it's a hike (we live in Newton) it's been well worth it.

I left multiple messages on their voicemail and they never called me back. Went to the facility…read morewhen it was supposed to be open (during multiple weekends) and they were closed. Very disappointing. I was very interested in training there.

This place has gone down-hill. They used to say there was no point in specializing in baseball and…read moreno need for club baseball for kids under the age of 13, (when kids move to the "Big Field"). Now they have sold out, They merged with GBG baseball a few years back to save themselves and now they have U10 teams, prob U8 by now. They got rid of the batting cages for a pathetic indoor infield and still have to use basketball courts at MPC for practice. They promoted elite training (upstairs from RBI) by requiring the travel team GBG Hawks to train there as part of their travel fees because it is the owner's brother's business. The canceled as many travel games as they could in the summer and fall, and tend only sign up for tournaments they can win. It was a great place at one point ( maybe 6 years ago) to go to for lessons but not anymore, there are plenty of other places in surrounding areas where you can spend your money on lessons and travel ball. If you look online you will notice they are full of self- praise. They have misleading photos on the website pictures of a local-private all boys school with the Hawks name on the field and pictures of teams in front of banners that say champions but if you look closely you can see that the college won the championship. It does not say they won but they are standing in front of it posing as if they had won. Smoke and mirrors at RBI. They used to charge for everything and now I am getting emails almost daily about free trainings and this and that to fill empty travel roster spots. Demanding that people only tryout your for the teams ( for a fee) if they are willing to accept the spot.

Booth has a decent playground for toddlers. It has a play set with slides and a few rocking toys…read more There's only one baby swing and it is not in the best shape. The ground is made of sand so it may not be the best playground depending on the weather.

This place stinks! The smell hits you as soon as you enter the building. Smells worst than an old…read moredirty gym bag or socks. They really need to spray this place down with lysol and Febreze daily!

Daughter went here last year for the Preschool class, and is currently enrolled in the Kindergarten…read moreclass. She absolutely LOVES it, and looks forward to every class. No regrets whatsoever about going with Arnold's. I have every intention of keeping her enrolled until college. The staff is awesome. Have never once seen an upset child. I have had an over-abundance of problems on my end with scheduling, and they have accommodated me every time. My daughter's confidence has skyrocketed. Her overall strength and agility is greatly improved. She used to be super clumsy - gymnastics has definitely helped with her self-awareness, too. HIGHLY recommended!