The whole process from start to finish was as you'd hope- this was a first for me and I would do it…read moreagain at 51 @ 260 pounds...I'm thankful for the opportunity and the staff are super friendly, helpful and safety conscious the whole time. Tree top views the whole time .. av ride up the mountain was fun - the games were great and encouraging in getting your mind off it

Wow wow wow!! Views were spectacular! My husband and I had such an amazing time! Our guide Alana…read moreand her partner( young gentleman can't remember his name lol) were absolutely the best!! They both made the experience so much fun! If you come to Cour d' Alene you will have to come here and have a great time!!

A lot of additions and upgrades since 2017! We loved the VR…read moreexperience. The bowling alley could use some maintenance because even a 300 bowler isn't that great here but whatever, there's other cool things here. We enjoyed the indoor putt putt golf. The arcade had a lot to offer for all ages. Didn't make it to the zip-line but the employees said it's worth trying out! Between the water slides, the wave pool and the indoor outdoor hot tub, we all had a blast! We will be returning for sure!

Update: Vanessa from Triple Play finally contacted my wife today…read more What is frustrating is that her own message confirms exactly why this situation has been such a mess. She stated that their Sales Manager had a couple digits mixed up in Allison's phone number when he tried calling earlier in the week. That means Triple Play publicly claimed they attempted to reach out and had not received a response, while the real issue was that their own staff had the wrong number -- a phone number they had access to all along through the event planning process. So again, this was not simply "confusion between pass types." This was poor communication, poor follow-through, and poor handling of a group event involving children and families. First the arcade credit issue was not handled correctly at the event. Then the follow-up was mishandled. Then it was publicly framed as if we were not responding, when in reality they had mixed up the phone number. I do appreciate that Vanessa finally spoke with Allison and that they are now working on refunding the remaining arcade credit. That is what should have happened from the beginning. But the fact remains: our group spent over $2,000, the girls were let down in the moment, we had to pay the $225 ourselves to make it right for the kids, and the follow-up only happened after multiple public responses and updates. I am glad they are finally taking steps to correct part of it, but this entire situation still shows why I would strongly warn anyone planning a group event here to get every single detail in writing, verify every promise before arriving, and make sure you know exactly who is responsible if something goes wrong.

We were visiting our Sons in the area and came here on Sunday afternoon. Although it was hot today…read moreall of the animals were active. They had sprinklers running to keep them cool. There was a keeper tour which was very informative. Each animal has a photo plaque with a description about them. My Son liked it so much he upgraded to an annual membership for 2 adults. You can tell the staff really cares about these rescued animals. Will visit again.

Cat Tales Wildlife Center is a must-visit destination for animal lovers. The center provides an…read moreexceptional habitat for a variety of rescued animals, including big cats, bears, and birds of prey, with knowledgeable staff who are passionate about animal welfare and conservation. The interactive and educational components of the center make for an enriching and memorable experience, making Cat Tales Wildlife Center a standout organization dedicated to the conservation and well-being of wildlife. Pro tip: I booked my session using GetOutPass, where I get access to multiple local venues similar to GoCity. Use coupon code: sale1 for an extra $5 discount on top of existing promotions

A huge shoutout to the woman assisting guests as we boarded the ride. She was absolutely…read moreoutstanding--friendly, engaging, informative, and on top of safety while still keeping the energy fun and exciting. I didn't catch her name, but she wore glasses and seemed to be on the spectrum. That actually makes her performance even more impressive--she handled the crowd with confidence, warmth, and professionalism, and truly stood out. I really hope the team can identify her because she deserves recognition for a job exceptionally well done. The ride itself is such a unique attraction, and very reasonably priced for the experience. The gondola cabins felt sturdy, clean, and well-maintained, which made the ride comfortable and stress-free. Of course, the waterfall views are stunning, but what really surprised me was the wildlife. I spotted a yellow-bellied marmot--something I had never seen before! Someone on the ride mentioned those are native to the area, and coming from San Jose, I was honestly delighted and a little mind-blown to see such a unique animal in the wild. All around, an amazing experience with top-tier service, beautiful scenery, and even a few unexpected highlights. Highly recommend if you're in Spokane!

They offer gondola rides for about $15 per person, and the ride lasts roughly 20 minutes. One thing…read moreto note is that the gondola makes frequent stops along the way to load and unload passengers, which is pretty annoying, since it disrupts the flow and experience. In my opinion, it's not really worth the price. While the views are nice, they aren't significantly better than what you can see by simply walking along the park paths. Just save yourself the $15 and enjoy a short walk down the park path.

Super fun atmosphere. I wanted to try something new. I came during their disco country night it was…read morevery fun I enjoyed it. The facility was up kept and everyone was very friendly.

All new staff not as outgoing or friendly as the old crew... they dont do bday shout outs to a…read morelittle kid without a birthday package lol not a big deal but I wasnt buying a bday package for a party of 2 kids . . . We rented a scooter since one kid never skated before amd they failed to tell us that they were little tiny short ones, so that didn't work and we had to then do rollar blades with a white thing that cost 12 bucks not to mention the only tall one was broke so the kid had to use a little short one of those too which was painful to watch lol . . the rollar skate session of 5 hours turned into 4 hours with them closing an hour early since there was only a handful of people there ... which was probley why they were charging as much as possible for everything they could... even with buying arcade cards, food, drinks, toys from the concession booth just not worth going anymore, rollar valley used to be so much fun now it's all about money, not my kind of hangout anymore we used to feel welcomed, helped and happy here... just not the same happy vibe anymore as it used to be.