This was so fun! I was so thankful for a safe and engaging place to play for my 18 month old while…read morevacationing in Vail. There is a large variety of toys, a cap on how many children can come in at one time, and they sanitize in between sessions. I'll come back anytime I'm back in the area. It was so helpful in wearing out our busy busy toddler.

Honestly this place is a fantastic option for kids in Vail and surrounding areas to spend at least…read morean hour or two. Different than tumble tots or the library or walking mountain. There's a lot to keep a kid entertained! Worth it for the price too and staff has always been friendly and helpful.

I had a Fabulous massage by Wendy. I highly recommend her. She is thorough and therapeutic and like…read morenothing I've ever had before.

Rianna was amazing! Undoubtedly the best! Plus, learned a lot that will help me stay healthy and…read moreactive going forward.

Good getaway from the usual. Nottingham Park is a nice place to center outdoor, non-slopeside civic…read moreengagement -- with a library, playground, and sledding, when the temperatures cool in the winter. Compared to other activities in the area, it feels like a four-star outing, but compared to parks of the world, it is certainly five star. So, five stars in generality.

Initial impression soured my experience MINUTES upon walking through security from (several)…read moredifferent entitled young girl groups who would walk right into you if you didn't get out of their way. Lots of other people also didn't seem to care or be aware of other people's presence. The general demographic here was definitely not my scene. Though middle aged to older population seemed kind and genuine. Drink prices are to be expected but food trucks are a little overpriced. Recommend finding food and a spot to sit earlier in the evening--lines for food are crazy near and after sunset. Expect to stand in line for 15+ minutes. Concert opener and headliners were pretty good considering technical difficulties. Employees were stationed at all trash receptors to ensure trash, food and recycling were allocated into the correct bins--that was neat to see! I hadn't ever experienced that.

Incredible staff and facilities. So many options for all skill levels and comfort. We went and it…read morewas quiet and peaceful. Felt very challenged and left so happy. Tim was a great help and personality. We'll be back when we visit Vail next!

Look, I've been climbing rocks my whole life and when I say i've never been so disappointed to see…read moreno bell at the top of the wall, a tear fell. Seriously cmon eagle what! what's the point of putting on all my fucking gear to climb up this wall of despair just to see collected dust. I was so excited about getting to the top and ringing my way to the bottom, but no. I tried to get my money back and they told me to leave, unbelievable. i rarely write reviews but man, this is just unacceptable. NO BELLS. how tf are y'all gonna build a whole ass mf climbing gym next to. A TACO BELL! and not have a bell. some people literally pay and climb just to ring that bell, I LIVE FOR THAT, thanks to eagle climbing and fitness i've officially decided to never climb again.

Every summer our family visits Adventure Ridge in Vail, and every year I hope it will return to…read morewhat it once was. Unfortunately, each summer has been more disappointing than the last. The biggest issue is the value. We paid around $200 per child, yet the price never seems to be adjusted when major attractions are closed or unavailable. The ropes course hasn't reopened since 2020, but it's still standing there, slowly deteriorating. The summer tubing hill has been reduced to just two lanes, while the rest is simply a dirt mound. The adult zip line is now closed as well. Year after year, there seem to be fewer attractions, yet the admission price continues to increase. Adventure Ridge used to be a highlight of our Vail vacations. Now it feels like you're paying premium prices for a much smaller experience. If you're considering visiting, keep your expectations low, because the pricing certainly won't be.

Our family spent $365 for two adults to ride the Gondola and two kids to participate in only three…read moreavailable activities on mountain. The only activities available to them were the trampoline, climbing wall, and mountain coaster--which is now limited to just three rides. Given that there were no lines during our visit and staff were literally sitting around, it felt unreasonable to restrict the coaster, especially given the amount of closed activities. Adding to the frustration, the rides that were not open were not clearly marked on their website or at the ticket counter, leaving families with far fewer options than advertised or communicated at the time of purchase. Unlike other resorts, Vail charges $64 per person for a ride that is operating regardless of ridership. Combined with the limited activities and lack of transparency, this left us feeling that we received little value for an extremely high price. Not worth the exorbitant price tag.

This was such an amazing ride. The view was positively spectacular, and the staff was extremely…read morehelpful and understanding, without being overbearing.

Thanks to my friend Brian's membership, I was able to use this wonderful facility for the 4 days I…read moreskied at Vail. It's less than 100 steps from Gondola 1 for ultra convenience. Joe and his friendly, helpful staff run a tight shop, storing your skis, drying your boots, all the while serving up a breakfast spread, snacks during the day, and a nice little spread with wine and beer in the early afternoon as an après-ski reception. That's when things Collins get real busy and finding a spot to sit is more challenging than skiing down Pepi's face at the end of a long tiring day. Membership is comparatively reasonable ($10K initiation, $3K p.a. dues). Unfortunately, it's only open to residents of the Cordillero community.

I had the opportunity to drop-in during a visit to Beaver Creek. As someone who has been to nearly…read more100 Crossfit 'Style' gyms, this place is top notch. The instructors, members, and facility are all top-notch. Can't wait to head on back!

First off -- it's a public course, and some argue the best non-private track in the country. That…read moremight be debatable. The setting is perfection: nestled at the base of the Gore Range with postcard-worthy views at every hole. Conditions: top-notch. Smooth greens, tight fairways, and the layout rewards smart play without being brutal. It is far more polished than most munis. Slightly sad fact? The course runs beside I-70, so mountain serenity comes with a symphony of highway noise. Other private courses in the region do too, but are set back further so the decibel level is lower or insignificant. This location nevertheless is a must-play if you're anywhere near Vail.

Food was not up to quality. Buffalo wings dry and no taste…read more humus dip very good. Lobster roll so so. Bla food