I threw my husband a surprise bump ball party (there were 23 roughly 30 year old people) and I did…read morenot know we could have that much fun. Mike came promptly and was a good communicator, everything was set up on time (in fact, we ran a little over time, and they were great about that too), and the atmosphere was amazing. There are so few "real" rules to the game--it's basically a great way to get out aggression and have a blast doing it. It does get SUPER tiring and SUPER sweaty (they disinfect the balls in-between each wear-er), but it was the most fun I've had in recent memory. Thank you for the fantastic party!

From the owner: Bumpball brand bubble soccer is fun, but it certainly isn't easy. It's actually quite tiring as it…read morerequires much more energy with a focus on not only scoring a goal but also just staying upright! There's also a natural distraction to try to knock everyone else over. Have more fun and burn more calories faster than you may normally do with conventional sports. Bumpball is ideally played on a smooth indoor surface (baskteball court) but can also be played in certain areas outside. We require participants to be in good health and sign a waiver before playing. The rules of the game must be followed as well as the direction of the ref. While games can be played outside, our games are typically played in gyms, fitness centers, and sports complexes. Games usually take 45 minutes with a 5 minute break after 20 minutes. Leagues usually consist of 6 games (1 per week). See the videos on our website if you are unfamiliar with this game/sport that is taking over Europe and now in the US.

I love this idea as a team builder. Having done the Philly scavenger hunt, I had a blast…read more There were over 3 pages of photo, collectors and word challenges to complete. I won't spoil too many of the challenges, but we had to utilize pretzels, think about Philly sports teams and attractions and sometimes random things. Proof of the photo and collection challenges were texted to a microsite they direct you to at the beginning of the hunt. Thinking back, I don't think the actual submissions mattered as long as you submitted something. There's no way they could have verified and approved each photo for each team in real time. We also didn't read the fine print and didn't have to do each photo and collection challenge and maxed out at a certain number of points. Unfortunately, most teams focused on the physical hunt and ended up maxing out on points. Ultimately, the winner was determined by the points you could get from the word challenge. Personally, that's not why I do a scavenger hunt. Two teams tied for first and had to answer questions as the tie breaker. The hunt was running late so I didn't stick around to hear what the questions were or the prize. As a competitor, I was a little disappointed that my efforts earlier didn't matter. I still give Watson Adventures a 3 based on the team building aspect. We had a great time running around Center City completing the challenges. End results aside, I'd recommend it for anyone looking for a team building adventure.

Our team of six did the Secrets of Old Philadelphia hunt this week. The game was really fun, easy…read moreto use on our phones and our guide Karen was always nearby if we needed something. Educational, entertaining and overall a great team buiding activity. Highly recommend.

As a rule, I'm usually resistant to "team building" experiences. But this was quite fun! First, I…read morelove to cook and second: I was relieved that we weren't doing anything outdoors since it was 100° outside. Robin steals the show for sure. She is a fantastic personality and knows so much about cooking to help make it accessible for those that are not comfortable with it. She is funny and chock-full of information...I picked up a bunch of great tips from her. The dishes we made were simple and were delicious. Thank you Robin and Joe for a great time!

My daughter attended a birthday party here and had a great experience. Robin, who is the owner and…read moreinstructor was good with the kids. They all got chefs hats to wear. Each child got to make a pizza (on a tortilla) as well as decorate a cupcake to look like a minion. The kids had a great time and got to do karaoke when the cooking was done. I would definitely explore this as an option for parties, team-building, or a night out.

Great experience. The staff was nice. The activity was fun. I did the ultimate splatter which came…read morewith a lot of stuff. I was $70 per person.

It's a great time! I took my partner for a date here and we LOVED it! It was fun! We were in the…read morescreaming for no reason, we played with drums with paint on them. , we threw paint on one another and left with some pretty cool art. I love that they take pictures the whole way through so you go home with some awesome memories. I also loved that I got to put my playlist on the speaker in the room so I set the vibe! Loved it!!!!!

Matt was excellent we all had a great time…read more thank you Matt!!!!!! he was patient with all of us and took the time to show us exactly how to get everything to look pretty can't thank you enough Matt was the best

We used Paint the Town as a team building activity. The team had fun being creative and seeing how…read morecreative their colleagues are. It was a fun time! The instructor was knowledgeable and provided a safe space for all to be creative. Highly recommend!

Son had a great time everybody enjoyed themselves. I wish the games were a little longer.read more

This place is great I had a party here and the employee Victoria was really nice and helped us a…read morelot.

Went in for an escape room experience with some friends, including three kids, and it was a really…read morefun time! Our puzzle master, Jamie, did a great job of explaining the process before we got started, and I do appreciate that the door is unlocked so you can come and go as needed (didn't have to, but I remember when that wasn't the case!). We did the Witch's Cauldron, which was a really fun room to work with. Of course without giving anything away, everything was pretty clear in terms of what was next, and clues came way in handy when we asked for them, which was easily done by just saying so while looking at a camera. I think this was their newest room, but the first one I'd been to. I thought it was really well done, and everyone was engaged throughout. I especially prefer the rooms where there's a lot that needs to be done, so people can split up doing stuff rather than everyone crowding around one puzzle. I'd love to try another room there sometime!

Came here on a rainy and chilly Saturday afternoon with my girlfriend and 11-year-old son. It was…read morethe first time ever trying an escape room for all of us. The rooms are $32 per person (no discounts for children or weekday pricing), and with tax the total price for the three of us was $102.36. David was our game master and did a great job of explaining everything to us before we started and quickly feeding us clues during the game when we asked. We did the Egyptian Tomb: Imhotep's Curse because it felt the most like we were in Indiana Jones. I wish we had known there were actually two rooms, so that I might have budgeted my time better and asked for clues a little sooner. Alas, we did not escape the room(s), but it was still a great experience and it was all very well designed. I think we are all itching to come back for redemption, so we'll definitely return and give one of the other rooms a shot.

I was looking for nice activity for our team to break the routine of leadership meeting…read more I found Museum Hack and it was great decision. We were a group of 20 people that were divided to two groups and toured the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The tour was out of the ordinary which made it fun and funny. No talking on composition or color, rather than talking a lot on the gossip and fun details about the artist or the art itself. I truly recommend it to anyone, family, corporate, friends, etc.

Best museum experience ever. Erich and Kevin led our company tour in the Philadelphia Museum of…read moreArt. They were memorable storytellers who were engaging, personable, and hilarious. If you are looking for an experience that helps you engage with art in a more human, respectfully irreverent, and "wow, who knew!" type of way, this tour is for you. They also shared their secrets to a good story through a fun and practical storytelling workshop afterwards, that capped off the experience and tied directly to the goals of our company retreat. Wonderfully personalized. Would love to see them again in a different city.

Really fun place to go to! Awesome and friendly staff so definitely should check it out! Prices are…read moregreat too.

Went on a Thurs night with my friend for a guys night out. Prices were affordable ($80) for the VR…read morepackage for 2 which entitled us to 1 hour together in a VR booth to share a VR set. Alot of options for games. Also had 2 rides in package including racing sim in a car (no pic unfortunately). Also played multiplayer VR Zombies and Tower Tag. Highly recommend experiencing either but only with a friend. Went downstairs and paid ~$10 on a Thurs special for 1 hour of PC gaming with my friend with many options avail. Place is clean, staff is friendly and explained everything to us and made sure we were comfortable. Big props to Jacob and Travis for making our visit great. Will be back!

We had a great experience with Bump N Play over the weekend for my son's 10th Birthday! Right from…read morethe start Pedro was quick to answer questions and emails. The day of the party Pedro and his helper were right on time, even a few minutes early to set up. Pedro was super friendly to me and the kids. Pedro lead a bunch of games, kept a good eye on the kids while they got used to the bubble balls and made sure the kids enjoyed themselves. I can't recommend them enough and hope to use their services again!

The game is fun and these guys are AWESOME! Pedro is delightful to work with and communication is…read moreeasy. They have 2 different sizes; one for smaller people and another for adults. I do have a helpful tip - do your group a favor and get your waivers filled out BEFORE your event. It's a simple process to fill them out, but they must be signed by a parent or legal guardian.