If you love anything on wheels... then Cars & Coffee Palm Beach is for you!…read more This a monthly automotive meet & greet for auto enthusiasts where you can see Exotics, Classics, Hot Rods, Supercars, Muscle Cars, High End Sports Cars and Euros! I even saw a boat on wheels lol! There are vendors and food trucks so it makes this is a family friendly event... just remember to keep your little ones from manhandling the vehicles :)

great time with the family! food was good and atmosphere was nice. fun for both adults and kids!read more

Took a couple of kids here during the busy period between Christmas and New Year's. Got the…read moreUnlimited Attractions pass in advance. Ended up only going on three total attractions (plus some arcade games) due to the long lines at go-karting. We enjoyed putt-putt and the kids finished the excursion getting wet on the bumper boats. Bumper cars looked pretty lame so we passed on that. If we go back, I think a pass covering 2 attractions plus some arcade time would be plenty for us. I feel like our experience was a tad better than 3 stars, but alas I can't award a half star.

We had an amazing time at Off the Wall! My child and her friends had a blast from start to finish…read more Unfortunately, one of the kids did get hurt, but the manager handled the situation exceptionally well. He came over and made sure everything was okay, provided an ice pack, and was very comforting and attentive. That level of care really stood out to me. The facility itself was clean, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. This location did seem a little less busier than the location in Davie however, towards the end of the day, it does pick up a little bit. I also really liked that they offer adult beverages liquor, wine, and canned drinks which gives parents a chance to relax a bit while the kids play. The fun bites were fresh, sweet, and crispy definitely a highlight. They also have Dippin' Dots (one of my favorites), and those did not disappoint. We ordered pizza, chicken tenders, and fries as well those were just okay, nothing special, but the kids enjoyed them. Pricing was reasonable overall. Just note that socks are required and need to be purchased, and jumping is charged by the hour. Some attractions like the zip line and arcade games come with additional fees. I really appreciated the designated area for kids under five it's a safe space where little ones can play without worrying about bigger kids.

Wanted to just have an entertainment game fun night without driving far. They did change the inside…read moreand have regular trampolines but we didn't want to jump or do ropes course and no proper shoes for laser tag. There are fewer games then they used to have. Alot of claw games for higher ticket points. I noticed one virtual game and one motorcycle race ride. Various fighting games and fair type ones. The large air hockey was not working there were 2 smaller tables and a pool table, which we noticed had 2 of the same number 15 balls and another missing. You can only buy either $20 or $50 or even more expensive game card nothing in-between it offered 400 points or 1200. They also required to sign a waiver even though we only were going to play video games, which was off since other places do not do that. We still just made the best of it to enjoy the fun.

Ughh 5k on groupon- I should have expected it to suck. I bought a groupon for 60 bucks which…read moreadmitted 4 people me, my boyfriend, my friend and her fiancee came. I had never done a color run so I was excited. It was the most disorganized run ever. Upon check in there was a giant line I am not sure what for because the registration table was not taking people from the line but anyone who just walked up. I noticed this not long after I waited thankfully. Each person had to pay an additional 5 dollars cash even with the groupon. They did not ID you or have you sign any paperwork. And they gave you 1 pack of color powder each. The area pre/post race had a couple of food trucks and vendors. In the middle was a BIG stage with a dj and some hype man type guy trying to get the energy up. There was also a woman dressed like a broke ass raggedy ann up there doing the same. The wave we were in was the 6pm one. The course itself was a joke and so unorganized that a ton of people thought the race started so they ran off. The rest of us had to wait for them to return back before they officially started the race. You had to run the course twice to complete a 5k which means you had to actually exit the course through the finish line and try to make your way through a huge crowd in the post race/dj area and enter in the starting line again. In the course the actual track was way too narrow for all the people there. People were zigzagging between others and cutting off parts of the course. I'm pretty sure I inadvertently missed a whole chunk of the course because It wasn't marked off correctly. They do throw color on you pre race, mid race and at the finish line. You end up getting covered even if you aren't trying. They have a lot of black lights in the mid race and post race area so it pops the powder color. Overall I'll never join this 5k again total rip off. A lot of kids were there and seemed to be having a blast so for families this could be a great healthy alternative to watching the Disney Channel on a saturday night.

Take a 5k race Run it at night along Beach and Ocean…read more Add Glow Stick, Lots of neon - Men and Women in Tutu and Flashing Spiked Mohawks All Pumped up along the route with sounds that I am usually trying escape from during Ultra Music Festival ( Skrillex may have been running next to me at one point ) On Stage entertainment that was a Mix of The Donkey Show, The Pussy Cats Dolls show and The It's Raining Men Video And you have the Glow Run - I am going to say it was a great event for a first time on Miami Beach and good activity for first time runners and families because kids like shinny glowing things !!! The one thing they could have done better is actually have lights and a computer at the the packet pick up " It's 2012 and paper is dead " said Cecelia - she was right. We had to use our iPhone lights to help the staff. The other is to have the Medals table fully staffed for the whole event - I was in the last wave and had to go fish my own medal out of a box and many people did not get them because the staff already left - probably at Wet Willies. I will be doing this event again next year - I suggest you check it out. I am thinking UYE Sports event !!

Let's begin with saying...I earned a finisher medal ....AND it GLOWS!!!! Second, great turnout -…read morefun - and festive. Third, this did not earn five stars because they did not plan well for the packet pick ups; they were disorganized and unprepared for the large crowd. A friend of mine picked up my packet the day before, so I had to wait a long time for my team-members to pick up theirs. I finally got annoyed enough to force my volunteerism...yep..I went behind the table and helped them disseminate the packets. They struggled with finding names on a list, because...wait for it...no one thought to have lights at the tent for a night time event. Beside the above debacle ...this was so fun..and I actually improved in my time- even with a cold. I met lots of fun people and the music was great. I will recommend this for teams and veterans...first timers may feel a bit overwhelmed with running on the sand and the lack of cheerleaders on the path.

This was the third time pacing the West Palm Beach Marathon but it is my first time reviewing it…read more It also happens to be my 80th career marathon. While I'm not racing the event I am running it as a pacer which essentially is maintaining a consistent split / mile and making it to the goal time which for me was 10:41 minutes/mile for 26.2 miles equates to a 4 hours 40 minute goal time. As an out of town pacer Marathonpacing.com paid for my Hotel at the Hilton, dinner at Brio, Tuscan Grill, and my registration fee was waived. Not bad! I also was eligible for a finisher medal and a free race shirt. However, one of the main reasons I pace a marathon is to give back to the running community. Helping runners achieve their individual running goals along the course. Providing motivation and experience. The pace team was up at 5am and greeting runners at the starting line at 5:30am. The race started at 6:15am. The full marathon is typically cooler but gets progressively warmer to the point of unbearablility. The race temps were in the high 60s and gradually got to the mid 70s. Because of the humidity it felt much warmer. The course for 2017 was new in that for the first time it crossed over to Palm Island. This was really cool! Sort of reminded me of Miami. Thankfully there was no flooding on the course either due to the King Tide. Another high light was a massive fire that ensued near the heat of down town WPB. Thankfully it was just a few blocks the race course and firefighters had it under control but it was cause for alarm. The race ran within 1/4 mile of half marathon so half marathoners who wanted to finish in 2:20 or less also followed me. After the half marathon mark the crowd thinned significantly and while there were relay runners who passed me there was not one person who stuck with me the whole race. So I continued to buckle down at 10:41 as I slowly passed some of the runners who were having a rough time on the course. At the finish line there were sandwiches and beer for running participants and plenty of sunshine to warm the intrepid soul. It was another fun time out in Palm Beach.

This course was an absolute nightmare because it got way too hot. See, I'm from the northeast and…read moreI'm thinking, "Gee, temperature is probably perfect at West Palm in December." Nope. I was shriveling up like a raisin 26.2 times. The start of the marathon was temperature perfect, but it got hot way too fast. The course is nice because you run on the street that borders the shore. It's a very flat course, it just loops around a lot so when you see people at their 15th mile passing you in the opposite direction when you're only at the humbling. And this happens all throughout the course. Runners keep asking each other when the turn around is. The expo was pretty lackluster. To be dim is whatever, but it was pretty much one of the least bustling ones I have been to next to Harrisburg. Two tips: 1. Don't run this unless you plan on finishing in less than 3 hours 2. Run this if you love the heat (80+ degrees, and that's just standing around) The first finisher was about 2 hours and 30 minutes, which is bad for a marathon. That's sub-elite time - that's how intense the heat was.

OK so I want to love Battle Racing, but unfortunately this place leaves a lot to be desired…read more I recently went here for my cousins birthday because he wanted to live out his inner child dreams of doing real life Mario Kart. We went in a large group, and got to try out both the racing and the shooting game they offered. The actual race is so fun - you can buy a package to do two races that's around $25, but they offer group discounts and deals the more tickets you buy. I had a blast racing the go-karts, and it was even more fun because I beat my entire family much to their dismay. While the go-kart experience is fun, the entire experience of Battle Racing is pretty mediocre. The building itself is pretty run down, and the staff is not very welcoming or helpful. The place doesn't have a lot to offer in terms of other games to play while you wait your turn, and they also do not offer reservations and the experience is first come first served. I would imagine that creates a weird experience if you aren't the first ones to arrive like we were. There is only one bathroom for the entire space, so if the place is full you have to wait quite a bit. They also offer food and private party services, but seemed pretty unprepared for our private party which my cousin booked in advance with time details and food requests. I think this place could be really successful if they spruced the place up a bit, offered a bit more organization when it came to booking, and had a more welcoming team. There is definitely potential, but it missed the mark for our party this weekend. There is a free parking lot in the back of the building, as well as street parking. Overall, if you want to go-kart race here I would be prepared for an in-and-out experience as it's not a place you want to linger.

We either caught this place on the come-up (maybe a "soft opening"), or it has not reached its…read morepotential. The space is great & the location is good. The things that have been paid attention to (outside decor, the inside lighting, the overall theme etc) are well done. From that aspect, you are transported once you walk through the doors. But, the inner-workings lack the competitiveness to be in the same general area as K1 racing or Dave & Busters. There are better options that appear to run a tighter & cleaner operation 20 minutes in each direction. The battle karts were fun & do employ the gaming aspect that make them more than just go karts. But the software is wonky, the track felt small, & the safety precautions by the attendant were pretty much nonexistent (we had a 9 year old riding w the belt half on & a 14 year old who asked the attendant about tightening the seat belt only to be waved at & be told that it didn't matter). Eating in a room with only neon & black lights isn't too bad...unless you have to kill a roach (which we had to do) & then not having clear, bright-light sight of your food is concerning. (I know this is S FL & having a roach in a warehouse in downtown in the heat is hard to avoid - but this is my actual experience & if that sort of thing grosses you out, I thought you should know.). The gel-ball shooting game is pretty innovative - a mix between paintball & nerf that use small gel caps that sting but don't hurt too bad. Face masks are provided with different nerf implements to use as shields. The space for this competitive team shooting game is a shared space, with spare battle karts taking up a portion of the area. While the shooting zone is separated by a chain link fence, spectators do get hit with strays. Although players have masks, spectators are completely vulnerable. Several older people in our party opted to wear their sunglasses just to protect their eyes while watching others play. The location only has 1 bathroom, which is next to the shooting zone. So, if you are waiting in line during a match, there is a large probability that you will get hit (whether you are part of the party playing or not). The gel bullets move pretty fast & erratically - we found gel pellets in our curly hair for hours afterwards...a warning to anyone with textured styles. After driving & shooting, we were pretty warm. The place hasn't figured out ventilation & is generally warm. They do have air conditioning, but unless we stood directly below the vent - we were breaking a sweat. Here's the overall thing - I'm a Miami guy. I want to support small operations trying new things- even if they haven't quite figured it out yet. I like start ups, out-of-the-box labors of love. There are places that I haven't rated on Yelp bc I had a below average experience, but I felt that the proprietors were giving it their all. I'm not high maintenance - I don't need posh. And if this place had been in a non-gentrified area of town, I think I'd be okay. But, if you are going to spend money for go-karts & shooting games - I would regrettably suggest some place else.

This is my fourth time to this track and it looks like they've done a lot of improvements to the…read moretrack or the facilities around the track. I remember the first time I came to the track. It was pretty dirty and it seemed like the bathrooms were really unkept, but I noticed this time they had people at every single bathroom keeping them clean every time I went to the bathroom, it was super clean now Road Atlanta needs to catch up with them. I like the new bridge crossovers that let you get to the paddocks and over the track. The shuttles have been great for people who don't feel like walking and especially when my knees needed a break from the stairs. Temporary signs were everywhere and the free parking for those whom didn't purchase or have an inside parking sure is nice as it helps it brings a bigger crowd to the races and helps promote and keep the sport popular. I did get to park inside with my four day pass and that was really nice to not have to buy it separately but also the free parking wasn't super far either. The weather has been great so far and the track staff have kept the track clean and so far it's been a fun event. I'll update after the race with any post race feedback. I finally found the free program with the map of the track layout and the shuttle stops have a track map also. This has been super helpful. At Daytona they had either ran out or didn't have maps and it was challenging and frustrating. They need to add temporary track maps to their shuttle stops like Sebring. I also like how the shuttle staff were familiar with the stops and helped navigate when and where to get off based on where you were wanting to go, something the staff at Daytona definitely had no clue about and their lines were long and fans were frustrated not knowing where to go or if they were even getting on the correct shuttles.

Sebring International Raceway is a true race track holding all sorts of motorsport races including…read morethe Mobil 1 Twelve Hour. As the first race here was held in 1950, it's one of the oldest continuously operating tracks in the United States. I came here to see the two days of Porsche racing with only Porches involved in the races. I ended up staying at the Sebring International Raceway Hotel also known as Seven Sebring Raceway Hotel in room 417 which is located right on the race track with a balcony overlooking its famous hairpin turn. The room I had was great. It was clean, well-furnished and with the best race track view anyone could ask for. Then, with its Apex bar and restaurant facilities a total of Yelp 5 plus stars.

I went to the one in Orlando (near Silver Spurs Arena) two years ago. They had an adults only…read moresession for 3 hours, which is so good because adults should act like kids without being stared at too. The main bounce house session is 45 minutes long as has a DJ playing music and engaging the bouncers. The bounce house has various activities like crawling, climbing, and sliding. There are various objects you can interact with too. The bouncing can be vigorous and you can accidentally bump into other people literally and fall, but it's all fun and and the inflatable catches you well. There are space hoppers and cage balls you can play with as well. Unfortunately, the space hoppers are mostly kid sized, but it didn't stop me or others adults from getting on and hopping around. We will fall off pretty easily if we go overboard, but it's laughs everywhere. With the cage ball, the DJ will have a contest on how long we can stay it in the air. And of course, when the contest isn't happening, people like me will try to jump on, with disasterois and hilarious results. Other DJ contest was the limbo, but instead of ducking under, you need to jump over it instead. After 45 minutes, the people thank you for visiting, and you can play in the other areas. There was a giant slide area, a sports themed area, an obstacle course, and a foam area. The 2 areas I used mostly were the sports and foam area. The sports area had a climbing wall, joust, and basketball. There were also space hoppers and cage balls there, so I couldn't resist mounting and having some rides on them. The foam area would have gotten you wet with foam, but there was no operator to do that, so we played and bounced around the area. There were so inflatable animals that looked mountable, but sadly deflated quickly if I tried to get on. Luckily, there was an obstacle tentacle that someone helped me get on, so I could bounce on it like a horse. Lol. The bounce areas are mostly clean, but you will see some leaves here and there, and sometimes it can get wet from the rain. The attendants are mostly volunteers and were friendly. Depending on their mood, they do engage with other people to have fun. While there were rules at bounce areas, most attendants were lenient with the enforcement as long as you were doing anything too crazy or dangerous that would risk other people. That's the advantage of the adults only session. There were armed security there as well, but no metal detectors or scanners to go through. There were food trucks as well, but didn't buy anything because it was expensive. There are free places to store your sneakers and other items as well. Once the whole 3 hours ended, you get thanked for attending and you head out. Parking was free in our park. The Big Bounce America experience can be expensive for the adults only event, but it is worth it if you want to relive your childhood and act like a young kid for 3 hours. The bounce areas are clean and fun, and the rules are lenient as long as you're not going overboard. Attendant are friendly and engaging, and the music is pumping. I wish they come back to Orlando or another city in Florida. I also wish they had more different types of my bounce areas instead of the same thing every year. But it is still a fun place to be a kid again. Overall: B+

My gal pal and I just did the adult session today in the DC/MD area. Very well organized. The…read moreemployees were helpful. Good food truck options. We are excited to do it again next year. My only complaint and it's major is that the DJ played music with lyrics saying wet my pu--y and also racial slurs of the "N" word. I don't care that he was black. For that type of event.....even adults only it was incredibly tacky and embarrassing. He may have been a contractor but for future they need to be mindful that this is about fun for everyone.