This is the best laser tag arena I've ever been to. The staff went above and beyond to take care of…read moreus. I had a group of about 10 young boys scheduled to play laser tag, and about 30 minutes before our reservation, I received a text from the owner letting me know their computer system was down and we might not be able to play. When we arrived, the system was still down--but the team immediately stepped up. The desk attendant gave everyone in our group unlimited arcade credits and even offered to cover the cost of another activity in town if we preferred. We decided to stay, and they generously ordered two pizzas for the group. They refunded my reservation in full since we couldn't play as planned, allowed me to reschedule at no charge, and sincerely apologized for the inconvenience. Then, at the last minute, their system came back online--and they still let us play a free game of laser tag! These guys truly know how to treat their customers. Exceptional service all around! Their arena is also massive and the gear is high quality. It was tons of fun and they said they are the 2nd largest laser tag arena in the nation.

Ladybug is awesome! She helped us out a lot! The other employee did to, but Ladybug annihilated us…read morein the last match! Great time was had by all...except for a few of us who were SPAMMED by our own group members, but in opposite teams.

For a place that should make people happy, it was quite the disappointment overall…read more Only thing going for this place is their outdoor mini-golf. The only reason being is that it's the only outdoor mini course in Spokane. Staff - The only gal who was working was quite pleasant and tried to make the place fun, while three other guys just looked surly and bored to be there. Arcade - The worst I've played at. Over a third of the games were offline or not working. The ones that we tried either errored out or were claw machines. Beware of the claw machines! I overheard a staff member tell another patron that they are on the highest setting for limited payout. We probably tried one that contained various Sonic characters around 30 times, and still wasn't on payout. Prize Counter - pretty sad looking and only tailored to kids, which I get, but a lot of arcades now tend to have a mixture that would lure adults. If we do come back, it would only be for the outside mini golf, but I would rather drive 40 minutes to go to Triple Plays outside mini golf, along with a decent arcade.

We thought this place was awesome! Photo of the pizza does no justice but it was yums! Staff are…read moreyoung workers and they were allll amazing! If we lived in this area, we would come often.

We finally tried this place out about a month ago, and honestly I'm a bit baffled why the reviews…read moreare so high. We used a coupon for $20 extra in credits, we purchased another $50 on top of that to start off to see how we liked it. During our visit there was a few birthday parties going on, kids screaming and running around. Most of the games we played seemed to be sticky or greasy on the controls. Unfortunately, several games that we wanted to play (power roll, coin pushers) were either broken or jammed. Also, each play was pretty expensive compared to other arcades we've played at. The only staff I saw was at their respective counters, none were seen walking the floor checking on things, or cleaning. The tickets we did win, there was nothing much in their prize area we wanted (too many junky toys and candy), so we gave the credits to a nearby kid. We enjoy seeing an arcade prize area tailored towards kids and adults. Unless they change it up, I highly doubt we will be back.

This arcade place as absolutely fun to go to lots of games to choose from I'll definitely coming…read moreback again!

My CDA Friends, do yourselves a favor and do NOT do your kids birthday or team parties at…read moreStrikeZone. Total Rip Off. We did my son's birthday party here, and we only had six kids and two adults playing the game for 1 hour and they charged us $150 with tax. If you go there and not do a party, you would only pay with a group of 8 or more $8 an hour or $10 an hour if less than 8 people. How do they justify charging the extra $80 by only having an area where we could do cake and ice cream, which is NOT a private room, as they stated we would have. Anyone could go and sit in there. By doing the party package, there is no free upgrades and there was nothing special for my son for his birthday, they did not acknowledge my son for his birthday. There is NO benefit to having the party package by paying the $140+ tax. Money better spent going to Triple Play & get a lot more for your money and the kids have a lot more fun for a longer time period. When I talked to the manager about just paying the hourly group rate, which would been $64+ tax, he said "I'm sorry that we can't help you. You signed up for the birthday party." Unfortunately, even though I had no idea of the hourly rate of $8 and nothing was included in the party rate, except an open sitting area to the public, with tables that anyone could sit in, for cake and ice cream. NO private room included, as stated in what is part of the package. I proceeded to tell him that I will never ever come back to Strike Zone and I will tell all of my friends how bad they suck & put on social media what a rip off they are. Save your money and go to Triple Play if you want to do a party. It's sad because the kids did have fun. I was going to do our basketball team party here for 15 kids. Not now, I'll take our money elsewhere!!

How awesone this place is. Its nice knowing my kid will run around and be active for an hour or two…read morein a contained and safe environment. But the best part is they have membership options it us really frustrating as a mother that everytime I want my son to do something active everyweekend i have to shell out cash i love this membership option I really wish more kid places around here did that. Thank you strike zone for basically allowing my 10 year to have a gym membership which he really needed I appreciate it.

Triple Play gets the job done for a quick, local place to kill a few hours with your kids. They do…read morea lot of things, but none of them terribly well, and it costs an arm and a leg. You're paying for the convience of something right in town rather than taking a trip to Silverwood or out to Silver Mountain. The amusements are scaled-down to fit in a commercial building and nothing is terribly thrilling. I think the age-range sweet spot is maybe 6 to 12, older kids would probably be a bit underwhelmed. Food is pretty affordable and what you'd expect (pizza, french fries, ice cream). Seating for grown ups is hard to come by and really uncomfortable so if you're bringing your kids out prepare to be bored with a sore ass and/or feet. I reccomend headphones and an audiobook. The arcade is insanely expensive IMO. Games start around $1-2 and range up to $7 for a single game. You can go through $20 per kid n half an hour easily. The indoor water park is a nice option in winter. It's $30 and you can stay all day. Come early to grab your beach chairs or they will be gone. I posted a video showing the size and scope. Not amazing but pretty decent. Adults can pay $5 rather than $30 if you're simply going to watch your kids, but this puts you up on barren balcony of sadness that looks like an afterthought / fire escape with really uncomfortable seating.

At first I thought it was a little expensive. But after 11 hours of fun there with my daughter…read moreand granddaughter, I have changed my mind. I would say we definitely received value for the money we spent! We stayed at the attached hotel (which did not impress me, see my separate review for them) so we hit the amusement park right at opening at 10am. We enjoyed the attractions and arcades until dinner time, then we went back to the room, changed clothes and hit the water park until about 9pm. My granddaughter was on sensory overload the entire day. Never a dull moment for her. The reason I deducted a star from what otherwise was a 5 star experience? Their pricing for children is unfair in my opinion. It is based on age (e.g. kids "X" and under pay less) when it should be based on height. My granddaughter is quite small for her age. Because of this, she was shut out of many of the attractions. Which I totally understand and agree with for safety. However....we had to pay full price for her even though she could not enjoy a quarter of the attractions. They really should consider changing their policy to "kids under 40 inches pay less" type pricing instead of basing it on age. Since height is really what determines what they can and cannot enjoy here. But, despite this set back, the three of us managed to have a GREAT day at this park. Would I go back there? Oh...heck ya! And I would suggest you do likewise.