This was so much fun!! The cast and crew were incredible and the act was super entertaining. My…read moreONLY complaint was the seating arrangement. It's a cramped setting but worth it for the show

We came to this D&B on weekday evening to spend an hour. They had a huge dining space and a big…read moresports bars with lots of TV, playing all possible live sporting events happening at that time. There were multiple kiosks to buy chips and the power card. The chips had bonus for each purchase amount and there was an all day option available for $55, valid for only the day of purchase and a max 500 ticket limit. As we started going around the arcade/games zone, I realized it was not as big as some of the other D&Bs I had been before. Still there was a good variety of digital games, interactive games, and all familiar games like basketball, ski ball, and bowling. They also had a unique Human Forklift game where kids were lifted like a forklift in a pit where they grabbed plush dolls. It required a separate ticket. We also noticed so many of the games were out of order or the power card tap wasn't working. Though it was exciting in the beginning, it fizzled out as the evening progressed, our 6 year old ran out of games to play and wanted to leave.

D&B is located inside Clackamas Town Center first floor. Easy access and big parking lot in the…read morefront. standard set up inside. Staff at the counter greeting and selling the arcade card. Kiosks on the side for self service. Restaurant/dining inside as well. They usually have combo for food and play for a discount price. We have not tried the food at this location. But I'm sure it's standard as other places. The arcade area is clean. Spacious. Bathroom is clean. Good place for family fun.

I've only just discovered Schilling Lights on Lark this holiday season, and I'm thrilled to find…read moreout they have a Halloween display as well. The fifty thousand light display is located in Milwaukie, just twenty minutes south of downtown Portland. The attraction has developed quite a following as media attention and word-of-mouth continues to spread each year. Visitors will find an animated light show with music and lights synchronized. There are amazing special effects that make the drive to this inner southeast neighborhood worth the effort. There's plenty of street parking if you'd like to get out and interact with the light show, or you can stay in your car and tune in to the AM radio station that simulcasts the music. They even take song requests! On rainy and windy nights, the homeowners also put up tents to keep spectators dry. The homeowners are using the media attention they receive for good. Visitors can scan a QR code to access a donation portal to help support LoveOne, a non-profit community-based organization committed to serving Clackamas County, Oregon neighbors in need by providing clean laundry, showers, meals, personal care resources, and community connections. How amazing is that?

We had a lot of fun visiting the light show. Our family has been going for several years during the…read moreChristmas and Halloween seasons and the kids love seeing all of the fun lights. The owner puts so much work into the show and it has become a tradition for us to see it each year.

The Musuem is officially open as of July 2025, after being closed for renovations since 2009…read more Musuem is located at Camp Withycombe, an active facility for Oregon National Guard. You must present valid identification at the gate before proceeding to musuem. The displays show Oregon military history from it's settling in the 1800's through current times. It has an incredible vault displaying military weapons through history and an art exhibit created by veterans. There are many volunteers on site who are eager to answer questions and inform about the history of the exhibits. In the back, there is a library for research and archives of the military. The library is open by appointments only on Thursdays and Fridays. I found the 7051 nails being pounded on plank of Douglas Fir representng each of US Servicemen that were killed during Afghanistan and Iraq Wars quite sad. You see it physically in front of you and it's a memory of how many we lost during the wars. All things considered, it is an amazing experience with multiple trips needed to fully absorb everything on display or to see new items as some displays have new items rotated in. The Musuem is open from Wednesdays to Saturdays 10am to 4pm. Year round.

This museum has many impressive displays following various time periods from the spanish-American…read morewar through WW2 accompanied by plaques with explanations about the people, munitions, armament, clothing, food, etc. that were involved. Unfortunately, a lot of the explanations have revised histories that fit a modern trend to negatively over simplify America's motives & to demonize people who were actually saints. Still, the staff was wonderful & generous with their time and knowledge.

We just hired Wild Bill's for a party with a variety of casino and other lawn games and it was so…read moremuch fun! They made the party so much fun and the dealers were so great. I highly recommend using them for your event - you will not be disappointed!!

We've attended a few Wild Bill's events, and they are, without doubt, the best ! Jessie, Rick,…read moreTammy.....all very professional. They will go the extra mile to make sure things go right. Rick's employees seem to take pride in doing the job correctly. We look forward to the next get-together.

If you want a local farm with family ties this one's it here in Milwaukie. It's a family owned and…read moreoperated farm since I can remember and I'm 63. They've been here that many years if not longer. I come here to get my fresh veggies for canning because they're close to my house and prices are comparable to the other area farms without traveling.

Great produce, friendly local farmers. What's not to like? The setting is nothing fancy, just…read morewonderful local veggies and fruit.

The theater was nice. We watched a movie at 9:30 and it was very quiet and low traffic, which was…read morenice cause we had a toddler watching his first movie ordering the food was fine. The workers didn't seem the most thrilled to be there. The seats were fairly comfy. Some of the numbers were broken off, and the cushioning was pretty torn up the seat I was in didn't recline as much as the rest of the group groups. Maybe it was broken, but still, the movie was enjoyable.

Clackamas Town Center Movies is a glorious arena of cinematic wonder, a place where the lights dim,…read morethe screen glows, and the people-watching becomes an Olympic-level sport. Let's address the real star of the show: the popcorn. They pile it up like a buttery Mount Everest majestic to the eye, but often as stale as something dug out of an attic. If you want the good stuff, you must ask for it straight from the popper. Trust me, it's the difference between glory and regret. Now, the crowd... oh, the crowd. You'll occasionally encounter rogue children running missions of their own while their parents stare at their phones like they're defusing a bomb. It's mildly chaotic, mildly hilarious, and mildly distracting in the most entertaining way possible. If you want the premium experience, go for the big theater with the reclining chairs. That's where legends sit. Comfort, space, and the perfect angle for judging humanity between previews. All in all, it's one of my favorite places to go. A little wild, a little unpredictable, but always fun. Some of the people are questionable but that's half the entertainment. You really can't complain.