We had a great time at Glow in the dark Golf, we also did the Bungee Jumping, It's so much fun and…read morevery good customer service, we will definitely be back.

Online said they had a ton of open lanes, walked in and there were 5 people and they said they were…read morefull. Waited 10 minutes and nobody else showed.

Shelly and Monty are wonderful hosts. We had great communication before, during and after our stay…read more The house was super clean, comfortable and absolutely charming. They went out of their way to make us feel welcome and had so many personal touches, we needed nothing. I would be thrilled to have an occasion to stay there again.

I hired Four Points for their "Portable Event," which is essentially a mobile petting zoo, for my…read moreson's first birthday. Their prices were totally reasonable, they were awesome to work with, and they were extremely professional. They showed up early and were fully prepared to setup in any location we desired. They setup a pen in the back yard and created their amazing petting zoo which for this occasion included an alpaca, 2 miniature goats, a miniature pony, a miniature donkey, a 2-week-old baby lamb, a duck, a chicken, and a bunny. The animals were clearly loved, well looked after, and clean. They are a family business and all 4 of them came (Mom, Dad, son, and daughter). Everyone had a specific job so things were safe and fun for the kids. The kids LOVED it and we got pictures that will last us a lifetime! If an animal left a dropping (which they will) it was instantly cleaned up off the grass! At the end, they left my yard EXACTLY the way they found it with absolutely no evidence that a petting zoo had ever been there. Not one rogue alpaca poo! Every parent came to me asking for their information because they wanted to book them for their next kids party. I can't wait to take my son to their ranch because the pictures on their site look amazing! These people are professional, the animals are friendly, and the combination of fun and education is something both parent and child can appreciate together. I think they should change their name to Five Points Ranch though because they are clearly a 5 star place!!!

the kids had fun, however, we spent $70 for more paint balls filled everyone's guns back up and…read morethey were the wrong size balls. I know nothing about paint balls and the "I've been doing this for 30 years" guy didn't asked what size I needed he just handed me the balls. when I went up there, he told me that it was my fault because I didn't tell him what group I needed them for. He didn't ask me what group. I didn't even know there were different sizes. He proceeded to replace the wrong ones with half the amount of the right ones and refused to make it right. It "wasn't his fault" All I'm saying is $400 is a lot of money to be treated that way. We will go elsewhere.

Great place... maps are a blast! Highly recommend. Would recommend buying your own gun though…read more Rental guns and masks aren't the best and they shouldn't be... they're just rentals.

They are prejudiced and management is terrible. They over charge. Do check your bill. Odd policy's…read morethat are meant to keep certain people out. Don't recommend

Wonder welcoming place to be. Great food, great staff, great people, and great food. Best views…read morewhen dining and golfing. great facilities.

This is a private club, so not anyone can dine here but it's nice to have some place that is…read moreoffering specialized service. Food has always been good even though things change every couple of years when there's a new chef. We finished off 2003 with the chophouse special dinner, and it was fantastic. I'm not sure that I've had a better steak House type meal anywhere. Highly recommended for food and recreation, of course.

I recently attended a wedding here... The food was tasty and…read morethe service was alright. I can't comment too much... though I will say that I'm happy that I've now visited the WCC. I don't know when I will ever be back again - but I did enjoy my one evening there.

I went to YMCA South today with my grandson and had a very disappointing experience. When I checked…read morein, I was suddenly told I had a $15 charge from two and a half years ago. I was never notified about this fee at the time, never billed for it, and never contacted about it in the years since. While talking with staff, it became clear this wasn't an old unpaid balance at all -- it was a recently and manually entered charge they added while going back through old accounts. In other words, this was their mistake, not mine. Every fee from the time I switched from self‑pay to insurance‑covered membership was properly withdrawn from my bank account. If they never billed me and never notified me, that's on them. Despite that, I was treated like someone who had ignored a debt. The tone was disrespectful and made me feel like a "deadbeat" over a mistake they created themselves. I went swimming for a little over an hour with my grandson until the pool was shut down early due to lack of staffing. While I was in the pool, I kept thinking about how I had been treated. When I left, I went to cancel my membership. Only then -- after I said I wanted to cancel -- did the general manager come over and apologize. By that point, it was too late. The apology should have happened when the issue was first addressed, not after they realized they were about to lose a member. It makes me wonder whether this was truly a mistake or if they just randomly added a charge hoping no one would complain over $15. I rarely use my membership, but I've always paid it. I will not continue supporting a place that treats members disrespectfully over an error they created

I actively use the West YMCA facility as my primary gym and I appreciate how welcoming and patient…read moreeveryone is working around one another. It seems the sauna and steam room are never both working at same time, but the removal of the basketball court for full time pickleball does change the clientele to an older group and that keeps this my favorite Y facility in town.

Call me spoiled by wineries on the east and west coasts. I went for one of their free tastings…read more It's a woman pouring a bit of wine into your glass that you pick. No tasting notes. No order at which the wines you'd like to taste presented (reds first , then sweet red, then dry whites to sweet whites to dessert or fruit wines). Just bizarre. I mean, they sell wine. But they don't do it with any panache. At all. No customer experience to speak of. You can buy a wine glass from here and of course bottles of wine. Also, no food for sale here. No baguettes or cheese or meats to eat with your wine. Though they let you bring your own food to eat there with your wine. There are a few tables to sit at. I wonder if this place is busy at all on Friday or Saturday evenings? I bought wine bottles from them. The wines are okay. Not fantastic. This is probably because we are in Kansas and not near any body of water. Oh, and the vineyard is on flat ground, not on a hill so water can run off easily. Basically, a basic vineyard. Nothing to write home about. Again, I'm spoiled by the rich Virginia wine country and Virginia wines. And Oregon wines and Pennsylvania wines.

The wine was good but the lady named Beth was so cold and unfriendly. I have wanted to stop here…read morefor years and finally did. The elderberry concentrate is worth stopping for but oh the unfriendly lady ruined it for me. Prob wont stop again. Loved the dry reserve red wine- but need better personalities here