It was exactly what it looked like online. Plenty of stuff to break. If you have some repressed…read moreanger and frustration, leave it at the wreck room.

We booked a room, for two people, for 30 minutes. There were plenty of items to smash and the room…read morewas a decent size. This is a great place to get your frustrations out!

So glad we tried this place for swim lessons! Affordable and great teachers. The whole facility is…read moreclean and nice. Staff is friendly. Can't wait to try a new sport or activity- so many options!

I've been going to the Henderson Multigenerational Center since I was about 10 years old, and it's…read morestill one of my favorite community spots. I grew up going to summer camps here, and now I bring my daughter for swimming lessons--it's such a full-circle experience. Every visit has been incredible, whether as a kid or now as a parent. Even though the building has been around for a while, it's kept in great shape. The ambience is clean, welcoming, and family-friendly, and it really feels like a space for the whole community. The staff has always been amazing--friendly, helpful, and genuinely caring, which makes every experience that much better. One of the biggest pluses is the value. They offer so many activities at a really reasonable price, and this is definitely the place to find more discounted programs compared to elsewhere. From fitness classes and pools to kids' programs, you get so much for what you pay. Overall, the Henderson Multigenerational Center is a gem--nostalgic for me personally, but also such a reliable, affordable, and enjoyable place to bring my daughter. Highly recommend it for families and anyone looking to stay active in a welcoming environment!

Service Requested: Halloween Attraction / Family Entertainment…read more Value: Great value for a fun family outing! We had a great time visiting Magical Forest and HallOVeen at Opportunity Village! The Halloween decorations were amazing, and you can tell a lot of effort went into making everything look festive and fun. The staff was fantastic, and the service was great! Everything was well organized, which made the experience even more enjoyable. It's a wonderful place to spend time with family and get into the Halloween spirit. We had such a fun time, and now I can't wait to come back and see their Christmas decorations!

Cold night After Christmas- the monday after Christmas…read more Mix of music, not just Christmas music, but also popular music too. NO TRAIN- this was our favorite part This was a bummer!!! As seen, in my Pics The Gift Shop's items' isn't priced too badly; there were some items that I was considering, but you know how it is, after the Holidays, your bank account is pretty lean; I have a lot of people to buy for, I've got a large family. There were five Grinch- themed trees. Many of the trees were decorated very nicely. It's a beautiful sight to see. We went on the Carousel, and we did two rounds of Mini-Golf, which was fun. We also went down the Avalanche twice. Stringbean went three times. Gone are the years of seeing all of the Gingerbread Houses. Now, there are a lot of fundraising food/drink stands, I get it, it's an organization.

Let's start from the beginning, shall we? I had just given birth to my third child when my sister…read moreconvinced me to enroll my two-year-old in the "Parent & Tot Tiny Tumblers" class--which sounds intimidating, right? At the time, he was mostly non-verbal and had an intense fear of new people and places. After just a few days of what felt like pure torture--filled with non-stop tears and screams--he turned three. At age three, the kids graduate and you get to send them off to "Mr. David's Tumbling Tots." Once again, I was convinced to sign my boy, Jaxson, up. This time, it was two days a week of intense, fear-fueled tantrums. After eight months of private therapy with absolutely no progress, I was desperate. And Mr. David kept telling me, "Keep coming back." Two sessions, eight weeks, twice a week... it got to the point where other parents literally asked for my schedule so they could enroll into the opposite days. And then, Jax touched the mat. He didn't actively participate right away, but simply touching that blue mat freed mommy from the back pain of standing for 60 minutes--or playing a real-life version of Where's Waldo. (A part of me still wonders if he genuinely forgot I was hiding behind that mat, or if it was all part of his plan.) Fast-forward to the present: Jaxson is now four and a half years old, and he is the most talkative, confident, and highly coordinated little man in town. He has truly blossomed, and I owe that recognition entirely to Mr. David. After seeing Jaxson's incredible progression, I enrolled my other two "gremlins" as well. I truly cannot rave enough about how amazing of an instructor he is. Watching their confidence skyrocket, their strength increase, and their behavior improve made me think, "Hey, I could use some of that." So, yes, I joined adult gymnastics! If you are reading this and contemplating coming to this rec center, look for me. I'm the woman on the floor, or the one chasing a little blonde, curly-headed girl around who constantly gives me a run for my money. I will definitely convince you to join. By the end of a session, you honestly wonder what kind of magic Mr. David possesses to get twelve three-year-olds to actually listen. It comes down to the immense effort, compassion, and time he invests in each child. It is rare to find someone who puts their entire heart into what they do. As long as you take your child consistently, they will blossom too--I promise. My children and I are living proof. Since I am now here five days a week, I have met the entire staff, and they couldn't be more welcoming. They are genuine, good-hearted people who make the atmosphere a thousand times better, especially when your kids are acting like... well, "little angels." To me, Whitney Ranch Recreational Center has become my second home. Being here brings me so much joy, and I am incredibly grateful to have found such an amazing program and community.

We love the Tumbling class for Littles. It cold up class so you need to be ready on the minute…read moreregistration opens to get a spot. Mr. David is great with the children. My son started in the mommy & me class at 2 yesterday old and transitioned to the 3yr old class with Mr Davids help. My son did not want to be in the class without me but Mr David's flawless coaching and laid back attitude with the kids did the trick. Now he's 3 1/2 and goes in without any problem. I've noticed how this class had helped my son. Top 4 recommended classes for Littles is: 1) Tumbling 2) swimming 3) martial arts 4) a group sport We are also in swimming classes at whotney ramch for my 3 yr old and he's doing so great. BTW I live in NLV and drive 30 mon to take classes here. In dedicated. It's worth it.

I love the people here. What a great feeling, to have a sense of community. It's a mix of…read morevisitors and of locals. Mostly locals. I do like that part. Roof-top is amazing! Music too! Pickle instructors were good. It's organized. You get to meet other people and strive to the same goal. Learn to pickle.

A couple of older guys run the pickle ball games on a Friday night and Saturday morning and quite…read morefrankly it's quite disorganized. Nothing starts on time. The surface of the courts are uneven which cause people to fall and injure themselves. Also, there are some poles that you can easily run into and also injure yourself with if you are too busy chasing the ball to see the post. It's a hassle getting in and out of the narrow parking garage and the machines often don't work. The location is central for many locals and visitors a like so it attracts a wide variety of players. Music plays loudly coming from the pool area. I feel bad for the guests who are subjected to the pickle ball noise and loud music.

Such a fun spot. Hosted a birthday party here & it was a blast. The lounge was set up already for…read moreus with some birthday decorations which was a really nice surprise! The staff was incredible, very welcoming & helpful the whole time. Raymond was our host & he was great! Helpful the whole time, super friendly, attentive & overall made the experience really fun for all our guests. Even the little ones had their own little set up so they didn't feel left out. Definitely recommend this spot.

Overall, my best friend and I had a great time!…read more The staff was friendly and helpful. Russell assisted us throughout our experience. They have a cute banana scavenger hunt challenge to earn 10 minutes of axe throwing. I also noticed they take donations for their smash room, which I think is neat. We visited the location on a Monday! They have $75/per person offer on Mondays to enjoy 2 activities. We chose the smash room and axe throwing, but they also have a paint room option. I have gone axe throwing before, but I like the axe throwing better at this location because they offer a variety of games to play with your group. We played and enjoyed the zombie game the most. The only reason I gave the experience 4 stars and not 5 stars is because I wish we could have thrown items against the walls in the smash room, but we were confined to the table in the center. Check out more video footage on TikTok! @Joss__theBoss

An easy 5 out of 5 stars!…read more This excursion was one of the best parts of my "first time in Vegas" adventure! The others would be Cirque du Soleil "O" and the Sphere. This was a wonderful getaway from the hustle and bustle of the strip, the heat and all the concrete. If you can request your guide, ask for Faith. She was easily an 8 out of 5! She reached out to us and told us exactly where to meet her to be picked up. Then she gave us lots of cool tidbits as she drove us to their headquarters. There we had a chance to use the restroom and it was also where I had a chance to purchase a waterproof (which also floats - very important!) enclosure for my cellphone. From there we proceeded to our launch point. We met up with a few more people who drove there themselves to the launch point. Together there were 6 kayaks in our group led by Faith. The weather was perfect. The water temperature was around 50 so it was quite chilly. But with the heat, it was welcoming. The kayaks were cool because they had a rudder at the back controlled by foot pedals making it much easier to steer. Faith led us on a paddle up towards the Hoover Dam stopping a couple times for a break and lunch. Our excursion doesn't take us all the way to the Hoover Dam. We kayaked about 2 miles up the Colorado River and then back. The scenery driving to the launch point is rather dismal with nothing green, just brown desert. But on the Colorado river, it was amazing! I will cherish the views and the pictures forever! One of the highlights of the excursion is the "Emerald Cave". Hate to disappoint, but it's not much of a cave (a little bit of false advertising if you ask me) but rather a large hole in the side of a mountain. BUT we did get to see the phosphorous algae at the bottom that gives it it's famous emerald glow. Faith said it's most prominent around 3 in the afternoon when the sunlight hits it just the right angle and it was not 3 o'clock when we were there but we still got to see it a little. Then Faith said to paddle straight across the river to the other side for a surprise. Apparently the way the rock is shaped at that area enables sound to echo up to a mile away. We all shouted "Hello" and we could hear the echo a fraction of a second behind us. You have to experience it to appreciate it. Before the excursion you get to pick out a sandwich lunch which we had at one of our stops. It was September and it was still hot enough where (Faith said) if you leave your chocolate chip cookie in the sun for a few minutes, it will taste freshly baked! She wasn't lying. After lunch we did a very short hike to an elevated spot where the view was breath taking! We also got to see some sheep, a rattlesnake (which is always in same spot) and a bald eagle (very far away) up in the rock face. We had "water guns" in our kayaks and we got to shoot each other with that freezing water. In the heat, it felt good. We saw other groups also kayaking and paddle boarding, but there were no motorized crafts on the water that day because it was Monday (also on Sundays). We were lucky because it would've broken up the peaceful quiet of the trip on the river. Unless you kayak or paddle every day, you'll feel it in your upper body the next few days because you do kayak for a couple miles. After returning to the launch point, Faith brought us to a welcome center type area where you can buy souvenirs and then it was back in the van back to Vegas. Faith was amazing guide. Knowledgeable and so nice. She's so good at what she does. If we ever go back, I want to go on this same excursion again! I highly recommend this company and ask for Faith!

Our group enjoyed a fantastic 4-Hour kayaking tour. It exceeded my expectations and we all had a…read moregreat time. Our guide, Jayden, was awesome. She provided useful information, and we learned a lot about the area and environment. She is very good at her job. The equipment and lunch were top quality and overall we had a very, very good time. I highly recommend this tour and I would return for an even longer tour next time.

Love this park!!!cant believe this is Vegas!! Really quiet…read morepeaceful and beautiful lake I work around with my dogs and go to eat lunch or dinner at Americana restaurant. This place is front of Lake and all food is all amazing My favorite is shrimp scampi pasta !!!and love Happy hour$1 oyster and All stuff is really friendly.

A truly amazing park. Peaceful and clean. A new place for me to be in my own mind, looking for…read moredreams and walking on clouds. A moment in time to reflect on a path to come or go.

Visited the Origen Museum that's super gigantic and has well needed A/C during the summer months…read more They have a cool dinosaur exhibit currently on display with a coloring station. The flash flood exhibit was neat to experience with the water rushing down the rocks aggressively. Also, I had no idea there were animals outside such as the tortoise, gray fox, insects, and other desert animals! We loved just walking around a not-so-crowded museum for once. The gift store also has a bunch of cool stuff like a kids explorer vest, bighorn sheep plushie, and lavender and desert garden items.

Springs preserve is such a fun place to take kids. Inside the museum, you can experience a…read morestimulated flash flooding which is super interesting for young kids. You can also get on an old train and learn about history of Las Vegas. Outside, there is a playground, and a few animals so it kind of feels like a little mini zoo. They also have a cafe which we tried and was decent. One thing I really like is that they have different activities and workshops on certain days so it doesn't feel like you're doing the same thing every time you visit. On our last visit, they had an insect workshop with a UNLV student who taught the kids about different bugs. At the end, they got to make their own little bug hotel, really cute! They had also added a dinosaur exhibit where they had moving dinasaurs and a place where kids could draw and put it in a 3D computer and turn their drawing into a walking dinasour. Pretty cool for kids. So this is a great place to spend a few hours. It's fun and educational at the same time.

- rides didnt open until like 10:30am…read more - el loco was kinda janky but still fun - canyon blaster was very fun but got a very bad headache when i arrived back home - nebulza is my favorite ride - dont try inverter that thing squishes your legs very hard overall good amusement park especially for the vegas area

The Good: Beer. And somehow, despite everything, my kids still have a great time here…read more The Bad: Customer service. Or more accurately, the apparent lack of it. It feels like the place is being run by young employees who either haven't been properly trained in customer service or simply don't want to provide it. If you don't like dealing with customers, a customer-service job probably isn't the best career choice. It took us over 30 minutes just to find someone willing to help us redeem our arcade tickets for prizes. We asked multiple employees for assistance, and every single one seemed more interested in passing us off to someone else than actually solving the problem. Look, I get it--it's Circus Circus. The place already comes with a certain reputation. But maybe during new-hire orientation, management could dust off one of those painfully boring training videos explaining what customer service actually means. At this point, even that would be an improvement. Will I come back? Probably. I still have little kids, and they have fun here. But believe me, I yearn for the glorious day when they're grown and I can finally drive past Circus Circus without hearing, "Dad, can we go there?!" Until then, I'll be back. Reluctantly. Do a little better, Circus Circus. The kids may not notice the poor service--but the parents paying for everything definitely do.