Discovered this place on a whim while looking for a fun summer indoor activity for kids to do on a…read moreweekday. We loved it! Reasonable rates, and the pizza meal deal (incl skates and rentals) was a great value. Fun music, friendly staff, not overly crowded, good old-time fun for sure! So glad we discovered this place.

I would've read it this place of fine because it has decent prices for food and skate rentals, but…read morethe DJ plays the oldest music. Skating ring full of people under 15 and he's playing music from the 1970s. Awake up and Read the room !!

This place is great! Ticket games that actually give you tickets! Fun go karts (mind you they're…read morenot all the same speed), water bumper boats with water squirters! A no frills 18 hole mini golf. Kids running the rides were attentive and polite. Super happy we went. Spent about $60/kid to do the go kart 3x + water bumper 2x + mini golf once and lots of ticket games... like $40 worth of tokens.

Only one mini golf course, prices weren't terrible. We were the only family there on a weekend…read moreevening around 7/8ish Very very simple so good for little kids or first time mini golfers. Nice and bright light at night, but overall just not exciting enough for us adults.

Legacy adventure Park is a fantastic outing for you and the family! I brought my kids here and one…read moreof their friends for my son's birthday, and was certainly not disappointed! We played a different field every single round, and we stayed the full day, which was about six hours! The leader of our group was Gavin i believe and he did an outstanding job of controlling the kids and early 20 something's who can get a little excitable, to provide safe and Fairplay for everybody! He also did me a serious solid when something happened that could've ruined the day, but he was able to fix the issue Immediately! I truly appreciate that! All of the fields are unique, vast and have different qualities to them! I will say, if you're going to play airsoft, and you're gonna be there most of the day, you'll probably need to buy the extra bag of ammo. That was 100% needed for all of us playing. The rental guns are pretty decent, I wouldn't necessarily expect too much, but they definitely get the job done and they were thoroughly explained to everybody on how to use them. If you are having a malfunction or it is not shooting properly, let them know and they will get you fixed up. I certainly wouldn't call the experience cheap, but I do think it was worth it in the long run! If you go often, you definitely want a membership, and I don't really have any great tips on discounts besides book online to save yourself I think five dollars per person. Otherwise, expect to get the day pass, the equipment rental, and probably some extra ammo regardless if you're playing airsoft or paintball. Although you might be able to get away with what they provide you for paintball? All in all, it's an incredibly fun experience and I would say ages 10 and up would thoroughly enjoy it! Airsoft pellets, don't hurt too much, but you will feel them, paintballs are a little bit different and you'll definitely feel that. There seem to be double the air-soft players for what its worth. Wear long sleeves/pants and extra padding if need be! All in all, this is a great place for huge groups, birthday parties, or just going in by yourself for open play matches and enjoying your day! If you're debating it, definitely go!

My first and last airsoft trip. They do not enforce the rules about rapid fire. They don't seem to…read moreenforce any rules at all. The overkills were bad but getting hit more times than I could count in one burst from an LMG that was clearly against the posted rules. People weren't calling their kills and others were switching to full auto in the field. They also played with strange game rules that people didn't understand and it created lots of confusion and people yelling about the rules. When I asked about the rules they said the posted rules were out of date and the updated ones are on the way. I told them that was ridiculous. They gave me a refund and I left.

Really fun place for the kids to run around and get their energy out. Our kids are three and five…read moreand they had a blast.

When you're looking for stuff to do with your kids, you have 3 main questions:…read more 1. Will my kid have fun? 2. Will it make my kid tired enough to sleep? 3. Can I do this without spending a fortune? In the case of Jump Town, the answer to all 3 is: YES When you walk in, you'll remove your shoes, sign a waiver and pay your entry fee ($13 during the week, $15 on weekends). What's nice is that the price includes two free adults per child. Inside, you'll find massive bounce houses and trampolines designed to burn off all that preschool energy. Everything is free with the exception of a couple of video games or air hockey. There's a small room in the back with some building materials for kids who like to do that. There's a small fenced-in area with small play structures for really little kids. They do have a snack stand available, but you can bring your own food. They have 2 women's bathrooms and 1 for men. There are party rooms available. I think the right age for this place is 3-6. When we were there on a Sunday, there were a couple of bigger kids who don't really know how to watch out for little ones, so if your kid is on the small side, you might need to keep a close eye on them. If you'd like to save money, you can get a 10-pack of visits for $100. You'll probably be back, so this is a great value, especially if you have more than one kid.

On a cold May evening, we went to a Schaumburg Boomers game with some friends. I mention the cold…read moremore for me since I should have worn more layers. We had tickets already so walked right in, which was nice. We were told where our seats were and walked up the stairs to get there. We had great seats -- 6th row to the right of the home plate. Before the game started we all got some food. They have a wide selection of food vendors. One of them is the Palatine Barbeque restaurant "I Smell Bacon." I got six wings and a Pepsi. (I will say that I Smell Bacon is better in their restaurant. I found the wings a little undercooked.) It was hat night so when we arrived, we were all given very colorful baseball caps. The seats are typical of ball parks. They weren't particularly comfortable, but not too bad either. They had a Junior High Chorus sing the national anthem, which was nice. We had a great view of the game from our seats. We even got to see the Boomers hit a grand slam! The Boomers put on a good show. Well worth the trip.

We haven't been to a Schaumburg Boomers game in years and enjoyed complimentary tickets from the…read moreDaily Herald. Parking is free and well organized. The field is beautiful and has the same dimensions as Wrigley Field. It was not overly crowded , but the crowd enjoyed the game and the activities between the innings. Food options are limited, the usual ballpark items. Overall, it was a fun time.

Our family has been going to Fox Valley Ice Arena for over 5 years, and it truly feels like our…read moresecond home. From Learn to Skate, Cyclones hockey, Steel games, tournaments, and Rookies -- this rink has been such a big part of our family's journey. The staff is always friendly, the facility is clean and welcoming, and there's such a great community atmosphere every time you walk through the doors. We're so lucky to call this rink our home away from home. Highly recommend to any hockey or skating family!

Looking for something to do some afternoon, either for yourself or with the kids? Go ice skating!…read moreAnd what better place than Fox Valley Ice Arena. They do it right here, you're going to have a blast! We came on a normal afternoon and found the place to be inviting and well taken care of. Having been to other rinks in the area this one definitely falls at the top of the heap. It feels a bit pricey but, I think, you're paying up for a quality spot. This place has it all: skate rental, lockers, skate aids, food, seats to spectate, the whole nine yards! And, like I said, it's all well taken care of; and clean too! Not to mention the staff, which is ample and friendly. We had a blast skating for about 1.5 hours and even grabbed a snack at the on-site bar/restaurant (that has full view of the rink! Cool!). I'm a fan of the ice area and will be returning in the future.

I found Wicked after searching yelp for archery locations at the last minute. While it is not…read moretypical archery (the arrows have foam points), it was the most fun I've had in ages. They have tons of cool activities! Laser tag, nerf war, bumper ball soccer, x-box games, ping pong, foosball, basketball, and more, are included in the fee. The staff members were extremely helpful and kept score during the games. Wear light clothing, as it gets HOT running around for hours. I would also recommend wearing sturdy shoes.... I wore flimsy furoshikis and my toe has still not forgiven me.

it was boring and the staff members didn't care or have any concerns of us. we went to play park…read moreball instead for fun

This is a lot of fun for not a lot of money! If major league games are too costly or too far to go,…read moreconsider your hometown team! The stadium is a manageable size so it's not far to walk from your car to your seat (or your seat to food). Fun theme nights (we went on Star Wars Night). Fireworks including a couple of Mega fireworks shows per year! Not to mention an enjoyable game! The one we saw was very close! Food here was also very good, from the Atomic Pork Chop sandwich to the Fritosaurus Walking Taco to Ben & Jerry's in a mini Cougars helmet! Overall, a fun summer night out in the burbs for sports fans!

Family friendly fun at value pricing is still available here. We saw Haley Mae Campbell in the…read moreMusic Garden prior to the ballgame. Tyler performed balancing tricks on the infield along with audience participation games between innings. The Cougars lost (not affiliated with MLB anymore) but the fireworks post game were great. Food is mediocre and you have to pay $10 to park. Tip: Thirsty Thursday is $2 beers, hot dogs and soft drinks. Buy your tickets online in advance on holidays like Valentine's day and St Patrick's day for great ticket package prices.