Well I am surprised that no one has reviewed this little fun spot for the entertainment of the…read moreyoung and even the old I must say lol I've recently came across these arcades, both the aventura and Sunrise locations. The difference between both, is the size of each location and that you gotta purchase a different game card for each one... Wished I could use the same game-card on all three locations. I saw there is one in Coral Square mall. I just haven't been to that one. This aventura one, we visited after going to the children's play area at the mall. My son's little 3 year old buddy brought us in for some electric car rides, bowling, and basketball ... not a lot to do for toddlers here. But they get entertain. The Sunrise one, does have a lot more for toddlers and all ages. During summer I'm pretty sure is usually busy since it's an indoor location and staff is friendly. Definitely visit the other location in sunrise for a bit more things to do and even rent a space to celebrate your kiddos birthday

The Arcade Zone Winners Store located inside Aventura mall is a complete scam. All of the claw…read moremachines are programmed to open slightly when an item is picked up. All prizes no matter what size will fall. If you want to come to a loud bright environment and walk out empty handed, then this is your spot.

There's a handful of games in a run down back side of the building. Half of them are broken. We…read morewalked in and walked out after doing a lap around. Didn't even seem like anyone was working there.

If you are looking to buy video games, this is the company you need…read more Everything from the very latest to a few old school games!

Yea, I know I'm super late! If you watch Stranger Things, may be worth checking out…read more This store is located inside of the Aventura Mall. When we went, we had to reserve a time slot online. I believe it was free too. It wasn't too crowded when we went so we had time to enjoy every section. Pretty cool just like the set, take your photos and relive the show. There's a souvenir shop in the back in case you want some items. I'm a child of the 80s so I could relate to the items. We didn't buy anything but glad we checked it out. Didn't really need to interact with the staff as we were pretty much in & out in like 20 mins. I went to get a smoothie afterwards.

This is a limited time pop up store located in the Adventura Mall. It is run by Netflix and it…read moreopened on October 26th. It will be here at least until November 6th but beyond that not much is known. It is free to experience. Park by the Macy's in the garage. It is next to Santa's Workshop which is under construction. You can put in for a ticket so you do t have to wait or you can just come down. There was only a 10 minute wait to get in. The main hold up was people who wanted their picture in front of the Stranger Things logo before entering. The wait was quick and I was entertained by the 80's music playing. The store has all of your Stranger Things merchandise and they have photo ops. You walk into the Byers living room. Complete with strung Christmas lights. It was so much fun to sit on Joyce's 80's couch. Other things you will recognize are the Starcourt Mall with Scoops Ahoy merch, the skating rink, the Hawkins School, Surfer Boy Pizza, and the Arcade where I had a blast reliving my youth with Ms. Pac-Man. You can even ride the kids bicycles into the upside down world. It was amazing how much of the show they got in. In the last room you are face to face with a demogorgon. This experience had a line because people stop and take pictures. Fans of the show will love seeing the TV show come to life. Merch is expensive but what price can you put on becoming a member of the Hell Fire club! The augmented reality pins looked really interesting. You can even personalize your shirts like a staff name on a Scoops Ahoy shirt or your name on a Hawkins team jersey. The only thing I didn't like was there was four registers set up and only one person checking out, The line to check out was longer than to see the demogorgon. They need more staff ringing up purchases. At the end a second person jumped on and after that it was better.

Nice spot for a single lady. I came for the hookah but had a margarita and tacos as appetizers. I…read moresat on the patio in the early evening and stayed for a few hours. It was a weeknight and fairly quiet. I love the little service button to press when I need something. My service was top notch. I can't wait to go again.

I had a great experience at Strike 10! The drinks were delicious, and the wings were some of the…read morebest I've had. Xavier provided wonderful service--he was friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed. Great food, great drinks, and excellent customer service. I'll definitely be back!

Horrible security! A woman and kid were leaving with no one checking them out when we got there. We…read morewaited for someone to come over and check us in. The food and drinks were good. We noticed 4 female employees standing around behind the counter while we were walking around with our kids. We had left empty plates and empty cups on the table and they were still there almost an hour later. When it was time to go, our party of two adults and three kids left and I'm not sure anyone that worked there noticed. We even tried to make a big deal to see if someone would stop us.... Nope.

This kid-friendly chain located in the Aventura area of Miami is known for arcade games, pizza…read moreparties and play zones. They offer a 60 minute play Monday to Thursday for about $20. Then the children can run around to each game with a card and rack up points for a tiny little prize. It's a lot of fun for them.

great place , my boys loved it! will be back soon!…read more great place , my boys loved it! will be back soon!

Fun place for kids time spent well. Love it Great for…read morebirthday parties and rainy days

This is a fun place to visit. You get to see some beautiful horses and plenty of racing ,horses…read morethat could possibly be in the Kentucky Derby run here. It's a big complex, not only the racetrack, but they have a casino. They have many shops, restaurants and bars to visit and have a good meal and some entertainment. They have plenty of free parking in their large lot.

I remember when Gulfstream first opened it was a fun place to visit. We were there on a Saturday…read moreearly afternoon and it was empty except for the track and a restaurant, we didn't not go to the casino. The stores for shopping, with the exceed the three large furniture/home stores, are expensive and at least not of my liking.

Honestly this theater needs an upgrade. The seat I had…read morereclined back too much, it's a good thing I had a sweatshirt to use as a pillow. I didn't need to wear it because it was extremely hot.

DO NOT COME HERE. +2 years of the same complaints - and nothing has changed…read more Sorry excuse of a cinema. Please consider another location. I have never been inside a HOT movie theater. Hot and humid "70mm" screen = science class projectors from SCHOOL! Screen is too dark and colors are off. Also the screen is constantly shaking. - sound is dull-- Do not spend your- holy christ this location needs to be demolished.

I recently stayed at the JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa for a work conference, and…read moreunfortunately, the customer service did not match what I would expect from a JW Marriott property. I completely understand that a hotel lobby can be a busy place, especially at a large resort. However, at one point, a teenager was driving a remote-controlled car throughout the lobby while guests were actively trying to walk in and out with luggage. Despite multiple staff members being present, including the doorman and several employees at the front desk, no one stepped in or said anything. It felt incredibly inconsiderate to the other guests and was surprising to see it simply being allowed to continue. The front desk experience throughout our stay was also disappointing. Several times when members of our group had issues with their rooms, the staff seemed unsure of how to handle them and, more importantly, did not handle the situations with the level of friendliness, professionalism, or hospitality you would expect from a resort of this caliber. It's possible some employees were new, but there seemed to be a general lack of confidence and customer service training at the front desk. The property itself has plenty to offer, including the golf course, water park, spa, and other resort amenities. Unfortunately, great amenities do not supersede poor customer service. At a hotel carrying the JW Marriott name and price point, I expected a much higher level of attentiveness and hospitality. The resort may be beautiful, but the service ultimately left the biggest impression and unfortunately, it was not a positive one.

I came to the resort for a wedding and reserved a room for one night. When we arrived, the valet…read moreline was backed up almost to the street, with what looked like a 30-minute wait. Luckily, I spotted self-parking, and we were able to get into the garage instead. Check-in was easy. As a Marriott Lifetime Platinum member, I appreciate the benefits of loyalty, and my room was upgraded to the Orchid Tower with a beautiful balcony overlooking the golf course. The resort charges a $75 resort fee, which includes access to the gym, putting greens, and Tidal Cove Water Park. On Saturday afternoon we headed to the water park, but it was so crowded. There were no chairs available, the lazy river was bumper-to-bumper with people, and several families allowed their children to fight and run around while security seemed uninterested. We left and walked over to the adult pool, which was nice and had plenty of chairs. The wedding itself was beautiful. The Grand Ballroom was a little tight for the 220 guests. The dance floor was too small to accommodate. The catered meal (beef, fish, or vegetarian) was typical banquet food and unfortunately inedible. I was there to celebrate the bride and groom, so the food was secondary. Although, If I was paying, I would not have been happy. Sunday brought more disappointment. We returned to Tidal Cove only to find it just as crowded, so we again headed to the adult pool. While relaxing, a woman brought her small dog to the pool. Marriott may allow dogs on the property, and I have no issue with that, but she actually let the dog swim in the pool. Another guest complained, yet the dog remained in the water while the owner loudly argued. Soon other guests started bringing their dogs down to the pool. Again, not one of the workers around the pool said anything. A resort pool should not become a dog park. I had been given a 3:30 p.m. late checkout, I was so disgusted that I left at 1:00 p.m. At checkout I told the front desk exactly what I had witnessed. Then came the final frustration. Self-parking is advertised at $45 per day and was supposed to be charged to my room. Instead, I paid at the garage exit. My ticket showed I entered at 1:46 p.m. Saturday and exited at 2:02 p.m. Sunday--just 20 minutes over 24 hours. Rather than charging the daily rate plus perhaps a small overage, I was charged $74.90. I made my husband stop at the parking office where I spoke with Rachel. She contacted the manager, who assured me the extra charge would be removed. A week later, the full $74.90 posted to my Visa with no adjustment. I've tried to call the hotel directly and every time they forward the call to accounting, no one picks up and call drops. I don't like leaving negative reviews, but between the overcrowding, dogs swimming in the adult pool, and the parking overcharge that was never corrected, this stay was extremely disappointing. As a Lifetime Platinum Elite member who chooses Marriott whenever possible, I expected far better customer service and management. Unfortunately, I will never return. There are other Marriott Resorts in Florida that are so much nicer.