Boda Borg was so fun we went 2 nights in a row on vacation. Our group is usually fans of escape…read morerooms but this is that with MORE activity! Be ready to run, sweat, jump, crawl, and climb - I have bruises on my legs lol The rooms are really immersive - if you're in a jail themed room you can expect low lighting and crawlspaces. If you're in an army themed room you can expect to be speedy, climbing, or seeing flashing lights. The door colors tell you the level of physical activity so you can just do chill mental challenges if you wanted to. Two parts of each room - figure out the objective, and then actually complete it. If you fail you can exit the room and line up for it again (it goes quick) or go to another room. You can also ask a worker for hints. It gets hot in there quickly if you're doing physical activity challenges (some rooms are hotter and smellier than others) - but there are drinking fountains on the main level and fans blowing in the hallways. Make sure to wear comfortable activewear and shoes!

Boda Borg was such a fun experience. The quests are creative, challenging, and full of variety. If…read moreyou fail a room, you can jump right back in and try again as long as no other groups are waiting to enter. It did get pretty hot inside while running around, so be prepared to sweat a little. We could see that the AC was set on 69 but the temperature was 78 so the AC may have been having issues. They also had some industrial fans to help cool it down. They provide free lockers but you can't bring a water bottle with you in the quest area. This was an awesome group activity that requires problem-solving, teamwork, and physical activity. We only paid for 2 hours but could have definitely stayed longer. Highly recommend!

way overpriced. All the other claw machine places I have…read morebeen to put the number of tokens needed on the display by the controls. and it's usually two, three or four for the keychain size to mediumish stuffed animals. This place puts the credits needed on the tap pad lower down on the machine. I didn't realize that a machine could be 18 tokens, (all on a card by the way so you are less likely to keep track of how many tokens are left) at first. The small stuffed animals claw machines are 5,6, and 9 tokens to try. This place is way too expensive. We had a better experience and won more fun toys at the claw places in the Burlington Mall and The Mall of New Hampshire.

Had to finally swing thru after seeing so many social media posts when they first opened. The…read morekiddos there with fam seemed to be having a good time. We came strictly for the gatcha claw games. Booked it on a $50 /175 credit game card, plus activation fee. Then realized their credits per try was 24 credits on the labubu so they definitely raking it. I've been to other gatchas where it's $10 for 7 tries. Much better value on authentic labubu. It's alright i get it make your money. Just wont be for us in the future. We did hit a sonny angel blind box though! They also have the pop mart blind boxes for resale in their prize section. Gotcha machines is on the right side, lines the one hallway toward the bathroom.

Left a google review as well but wanted it to be known how amazing this place is.. I've dropped…read morepeople off here for years and never came inside till this weekend and it was great! Way more inside than what the outside looks like, great for a family night out and decent food but great drinks!

We paid for a lane online, but when we got there it turns out they offered unlimited bowling on…read moreweeknights after 7, which is when we booked for, so we paid an extra $20 for no reason. That kind of soured it for me. I had never been there so didn't realize they ran so many specials. We ordered chicken wings and nachos. The nachos were bleh. The wings were good. The bowling was fun. I think this could be a good spot to drop my teens off for the arcade, pool, bowling, etc. The bathrooms were gross.

Was Here On 11/08/2025 To Check Out Their Pool Room, WOW What a Joke, Not Like Their Advertised Ad…read moreand Photos. Totally Different, Tables and Lighting Were Disgusting, Strip Lights That Barely Light Up the Tables and Work, Large Stained Pool Tables, With Bad Rails and Cloth, The Balls are Antiques, The Whole Pool Hall Is a Discrase, No Table Maintenance or Cleaning, Not Kept Up, According To the OLD Photos Used To Be a Nice Place To Play Pool, Not Now, I Do Not See How They Run Tuesday Night Leagues Here On These Things. Don't Waste Your Time Comming Here To Play Pool People, Not Worth It Being a Pool Player Since 1975 I Was Very Disappointed and Ashamed Too See What This Room Looks Like Today Seems The Owners Could Care Less About These Tables and Room Today Compared Too What it Used Too Look Like in The Past Which Was Beautiful. Very Sad They Don't Care

A great alley! Offers a great traditional bowling experience with modern equipment & well…read moremaintained lanes, also offering old-school fixtures such as a snack bar, pool hall, etc. Barry & co. in the Pro Shop are the best of the best, and the bowling staff are great! The mechanic is also on top of his game.

Really great place for young families. So much to do, so little time. We focused on the…read moretrampolines, of which there were many varied setups, but there were other options for the next time.

Anthony laidlaw and Jeremy where very helpful and supportive and made our experience funread more

I know this place has trash reviews! But I brought my 6 year old and he LOVED it- honestly I did…read moretoo. We were there for 3.5 hours. There are movies every 1-2 hours, several sections where kids can build and interact with legos and an entire station to make mini figures. We loved the ride too! The best part was hands down the workshop though- we had 30 mins of a curated micro build and we both had the best time- the master builder was kind, and encouraged creativity while giving lots of structure. You definitely do not need any add ons (the basic ticket is sufficient for all these fun activities! ). Will definitely come back for any other special occasion!

We've been to one other LEGOLAND Discovery Center - in Westchester NY. This location compares…read morefavorably. Though we enjoyed the one in New York too, this location minimized the sort of underwhelming initial areas and focuses much more on an open-concept space with multiple activities and building rooms. While my kids are too old for Duplo, it was really nice to see a strong focus on the larger blocks to involve younger kids in the experience. We enjoyed the laser maze activity, even though it was hardly a maze at all. It would have been nice if there was a staff person supervising the activity though - there seemed to be a great deal of confusion with how it was supposed to work. We figured it out largely by seeing others do it incorrectly. Otherwise everything was great - the kids loved the VR game, the building activities, and the impressive pre-built LEGO creations.

I have a 6 year old who was nudging me to come check this place out bc there was a trampoline of…read moresort here and I finally caved in. I ended up gettting a summer pass that was good for 2 months it was a great deal and I was able to save a couple bucks buying purchasing online (it did take me a solid 10 min in the facility to do so) I wish they were able to honor the price on site but it is what it is. A lot of new games here and 90% of the games worked which is amazing to see! They revamped this whole place and I am really appreciating that esp as a mom who is on a tight budget! Our fav game is Luigi Mansion! Def come check it out if you use to come here- the summer pass is such a steal & now they are doing monthly memberships!!

This is a great Chuck E Cheese's. I miss Natick but this location is top notch. The staff are…read morefantastic and the experience is as good as it was for my 10 year old girl as it was for me as a 10 year old kid in the 1980s. The games are fun and easy to win, especially the ball claw machine. My daughter likes to win a couple extra balls to give to kids who really want a ball and give up, then she just randomly gives them one and it makes their day. The ski-ball is classic and the prizes are as good as any. Compare Chuck E Cheeses to Dave and Busters and you will come out way ahead in your wallet. The food is as expected. This is not intended to be a gourmet destination restaurant, it is kids pizza. That said they have a really good salad bar. On a recent visit we dropped our plate and made a huge mess after loading up and the staff just smiled and told us to make another and cleaned it up with a smile. When it is time to 'cash out' your tickets on the card at the prize counter, the people are infinitely patient while the kids decide what they want and on more than one occasion they kicked in a few extra tickets at the end so we could get what we wanted. My daughter has gone infrequently to Chuck E Cheese's since she was 5 years old, and there has never been a day when I have asked her where she wants to go for dinner that she does not say Chuck E Cheese's as her first answer. Now I have to say, other than Chuck E Cheese's where do you want to go for dinner.

Pretty decent hockey rink. It's one of the rinks used in the league that I play in, the NESHL (New…read moreEngland Senior Hockey League) and I found it to be one of the better ones so far. The parking outside is spacious which is pretty awesome - it's in fact a lot better than the rink in Everett in those terms. And that is also the case for the locker rooms which are also pretty big. That aside, the ice was in pretty good condition and not as soft as in other rinks, mostly because of the fact that the rink itself is kept at a colder temperature. The lighting of the ice is decent but the benches are a bit too short in length. Some of us had to stand up during the game... All in all this is a pretty solid ice skating rink though. I'm playing there next week and look forward to it.

Good local hockey rink. Took my lil buddy Jack who I tutor at the Boys & Girls Club here for the…read moreTufts vs Norwich game this past Saturday afternoon. Tufts a no gotta their own rink on campus since they didn't have varsity hockey until a few years back. Good trivia (trivierrr) in case you're ever in town. It's small, not a lot of seats, but it's cozy. And you can see just fine, and they don't mind if you stand up right next to the boards so that's cool to get the close up especially when there's a big hit right in front of you. Plenty of locals in the stands (who knew there were so many Norwich hockey alums in the area?) and lotsa "Hey Laaahrrry, how's the wife?" type of talk. Always amusing to hear. Jack had never been to a hockey game so it was pretty fun for him. However, I think he had just as much fun playing the racecar video game in the lobby. Actually I did too!

Don't trust them to be open according to their published schedule…read more Hot fun when they are open.

hot. many hot men looking. always a good time and definitely worth the trip. hope to meet you…read morethere sometime.

Had such an interesting experience. I don't think I would ever come back but I guess I'm glad I…read moretried something new. Went in for a drink on a Friday night and got in no problem. They had a huge parking lot with plenty of parking but lots of people out there yelling and kind of aggressive. Inside it was a mix of younger people and older, nice to have a variety. To get into the "club" part was crazy. $50 cover charge just to get in and see an old nobody DJ. This is Malden, not a nice club in Boston that is worth that price tag. Absolutely crazy.

Called to ask about the cover charge and was told $10. Three of us got there and the cover was…read more$20 each!!!! I had to use my card and was actually charged $64 and some change. Are you kidding me!!!! The nightclub wasn't open and ALL the tables outside had reserved signs. We went into the bar area and no one came to our table for service. We left and went to a place down the street with a great band and no cover. So basically I threw away $64. What a dump. Don't go to this rip off place.