It's a small game store that has such a HUGE selection and variety of games! I saw an expansion…read morepack of a game called Psycho Killer and was interested and the lady behind the desk was nice enough to special order it for me. She even ordered more expansion packs in case I want to come back and get them. Customer service is so kind. They have a game play area in the back and a mascot cat that roams the back area for you to pet :) Such a sweet spot for the board/card gamer in you! Pretty good deals too!

This place is awesome! Came here for a few specific Commander decks for my folks and walked out…read morewith everything I wanted and more, plus one of the devs on order which came in a couple of days. They have singles too! Great service, and they have community games on the back table, definitely going to start joining either the Commander or Pauper game soon as I have my time freed up. Love this place!

We were looking for something fun to do on a Sunday and discovered VoyagerVR…read more The owner Brian was wonderful and patient making sure we understood how to use the equipment (first timers), explaining the games, and how to choose them. After we chose and were having fun he would call out tips to us, as in how to pick up items in the game and use them, apparently in our chosen game you have to remove your mask in order to don a hat. The hour we booked flew by. I highly recommend.

This place rocks! Staff is friendly and accommodating, gaming is a blast (of course), and VR game…read moreoptions are plentiful (from roller coasters, zombies, escape rooms, and racing to kids' games, relaxation, and education... and more!). I'd check out the website for the VR options that are available. If you have a party, a get together, or want to have a fun date night out, this is the spot. Brian, the owner, will make sure you're having a great time. As for COVID-19, guidelines are being followed, and everything is pristinely clean. VR headsets and controllers are cleaned after every use (I witnessed this myself), and while masks are strongly encouraged while gaming, there is also some room to take your mask off if you're having a hard time breathing since they're pretty closed off, padded sections. There are TVs for those who want to just watch and comfy seating too (almost fell asleep on the couch). Give it a try, thank me later.

Great food, comfortable atmosphere, it's a good small town family fun place! My family has been…read moregoing there since 1990 and I'm glad it's still there.

Retro looking clean friendly family run Bowling alley. Fair prices and good food…read more Lots of fun

We came here for a Yelp Elite Event and also I bought a couple of drinks for myself and my…read morecompanions. We had a real fun evening at DriveBar in Smokey Point in Arlington. It was a bit far to travel from the South (traffic! Ugh!) but it was worth it. The staff were super helpful and thankful for us visiting last. We felt very welcome and had fun mingling, eating and playing virtual games throughout the evening. They were also great cheerleaders to all our sporting attempts! We were able to try many of their virtual TruGolf games like golf, soccer, bowling, target practice, etc. as they had about 6 (?) giant areas with comfy couches, armchairs, and coffee tables. There is also a pool table, a few dart boards, a bar area to sit when not playing games and a couple of vending machines. There is something here for all tastes. This place is worth a visit for all of the above reasons and it's supporting a local business with a unique venue. Great for groups or a family gathering. Open to all ages.

Had an awesome time for my 40th birthday. The owner was very helpful and service was great. They…read morepartner with a local pizza place which was really good.

Wonderful place! Learn and grow experience…read more Staff is very nice. Kids and adults liked it as did I. Steve

Imagination activated the moment you step in. There's so much that grabs even an adult's attention…read morewhen you walk into the doors that it is hard to focus on paying admission to get in. We lots of discipline, we got our tickets and entered the incredible children's museum. You walk into a woodland wonderland and it only gets better from there. We are pretty partial to our home museum in Cincinnati and haven't found a better one but this comes very close. Theres so many interactive areas. There is a treehouse down toward the right when you walk in along with a small town. A walk on airplane that allows kids to work with parcels, a train engine you can walk into with model train set behind. A water station as well as stairs to the outdoor portion with an extensive jungle gym, musical instruments, mini golf, and an excavation site with dinosaurs! They had science exhibits for older kids and younger kids alike. A toddler area as well. You could keep any kid toddler to about 10 years of age entertained for hours. Parking isn't free unless you can snag a coveted spot in front but it's not too pricey. Admission is $22 a person. They have last half hour free during summer which is nice. Staff are dressed in purple and nothing but kind and friendly. There is a cafe at the top (well, a "food truck" theme) and tables and benches to eat. Looked like you could pack your own food. Also looked like you could host birthday parties and field trips. All in all, impressive children's museum. We can't wait to come back!

Daniel is the best axe and knife guide thank you so much!!!! We went for Wednesday mid week fun and…read morewe were so impressed!!!! I especially love the knife challenge! Those things are hard to throw! Can't wait to come again ! My husband loved the fun memories coming back with his fave arcade game !!

Pinball machines are in great condition. Super friendly…read moreowner. Good vibes and fun place to hang out.

I am deeply disturbed by my experience at Red Curtain's youth summer production of Bat Boy…read more This was a Summer Stars production performed by students ages 10 to 18. During the show, children portrayed a scene involving rape and domestic violence. I had not been warned that this specific content would appear. As a survivor, I could not physically remain in the theater and had to leave. Red Curtain's advertising described the production as PG-13 and warned of "mature themes, blood, and gore." The Summer Stars page referred to "sexual references, implied drug use, mild profanity and adult situations." None of those phrases tells a patron that the production depicts rape, sexual assault, or domestic violence. There is an enormous difference between objecting to challenging art and asking for an honest content warning. I was not demanding that the theater remove the material. I was saying that survivors and parents deserved to know what they and their children would encounter before purchasing tickets and entering the theater. When my husband raised this concern directly with the director, Scott Randall. He told him that "mature material" does not ordinarily communicate rape or domestic violence and that survivors should have been allowed to make an informed decision. Rather than acknowledge the concern or show compassion, he smiled and dismissed him. A specific warning would have required one sentence. Other productions of Bat Boy have explicitly warned audiences about sexual assault, rape, and domestic violence, so the need for such a warning should not have been a surprise. Red Curtain chose vague language instead, then its director treated a survivor's distress as though it were unworthy of serious consideration. That response was cruel, irresponsible, and completely inconsistent with a theater that publicly describes itself as a safe and inclusive community. I will never attend another production at Red Curtain.

I wish i knew about this place sooner. Its in the back of the building of goodwill. This place is…read morevery clean and the production value was really good. Tickets are $25 with a new production going on every few months. We saw the sherlock carol and were just so impressed. They do sell snack and alcoholic beverages.

What can I say? The Aquasox hits it out of the ballpark. Here are my comments on Nextdoor. They…read moreare so true. How lucky are we to have such a great organization in our own backyard? Go To A Game! You will thank me! Spoiler Alert: This is a happy post. Last Christmas I purchased a five-game package for our family with the AquaSox. Yesterday was the first game we could attend; we were out of town for the first one. I knew this. I had planned on stopping by to pick up the tickets...every intention I might add... And yet I completely forgot. So, here we were at around 3:30 yesterday with no tickets. I emailed Chad, the account manager assigned to me with absolutely no assumption of actually getting the tickets in time for the game. Mind you, these are not expensive tickets. We are not sponsors or anyone important. I believe we would refer to this as a "Hail Mary" move but I had to try. Approximately seven minutes after I sent the email, on a Saturday, on game day, Chad responded. Not only did he respond, BUT HE ALSO HANDLED MY PROBLEM! Tickets were waiting for us, along with the hats and such, that came with the package. HOW COOL IS THAT? Chad, darling, you, and the AquaSox, are our heroes!

My union had a company night and we decided there is worse ways to spend a Saturday…read more The stadium is nice, I feel the crowd elevated the experience of this place. I will say, I found the prices for concessions far higher than MLB prices, luckily I did have vouchers for this visit.