Great place with Great owners and staff! Awesome zip lines, challenge courses and other…read morerecreational activities!

Just got back from an excellent 3.5 day retreat at Butter and Egg Adventures…read more My husband and I brought 25 students, plus our two kids down to Troy. While the website was impressive, we had no idea the treat we were in for! The staff is warm and welcoming. The camp is family run, and it is obvious that the rest of the staff are included in that warmth. Our students had a blast on the zip lines and ropes courses, and grew together as a group through the facilitated team building activities. As a director of Residential Life it was incredibly heart warming watching the students open up to each other and work together in a new way. Honestly, I really can't say enough good things. Even though my husband and I were the only chaperones of 25 teens (with our two kids), we felt relaxed the entire time. Because of the staff's collaboration with us, we knew the students were taken care of. It made the entire adventure a relaxing experience - which, believe me, is a huge feat. While there were threats of a storm (which never happened) we felt perfectly safe with the camp's procedures. Any of our group's random complications were handled with grace and support. You can really tell the thought and care that Susan, Ron, Natalie, and the rest of the crew put into the entire experience. If you are looking for a fun, easy, and transformative experience for a group- I HIGHLY recommend you contacting Susan and Ron at Butter and Egg Adventures!!

Was very excited when I heard about this event coming to Atlanta. I had always told my wife how I…read morewanted to compete on the show and that I could probably win if I had the chance. So once she heard about it, even though I was initially on the fence about it, she encouraged me to go. The price seemed a bit high, and there's all kinds of fees at the end, including insurance, mailing you the packet, merchandise, parking, etc. I chose to do race day packet pick up since it was the cheapest option. Just be sure to arrive an hour early and you should have plenty of time. The packet includes a t-shirt, bib, and safety pins. Since the event was held in October, it was rainy and cold. The experience could've been better had it been held in September or spring. There was also a foam pit on the second obstacle course where you slide head first, then leap into a foam pit. This turned out to be a disaster for me as you cannot tell how deep the water is because it is covered with foam. I jumped in expecting it to be much deeper and ended up spraining my ankle when I couldn't catch a good footing and rolled it in the water. I couldn't come all this way just to sit out after 5 mins, so I hobbled my way through the rest of the 5k course, occasionally taking a shortcut or two. But it was definitely a disappointment. Also, since there are quite a few obstacles with water courses, you end up running the course soaking wet. And each subsequent course is dirty and covered with mud and wet blades of grass rubbing off of previous contestants. The course was well run with plenty of volunteers. And it was a nice space to hold the race. There was minimal wait time as the lines at each obstacle was not too long. Overall I had a fun time "running" the race with a group of friends. And there was a medical tent at the end of the race where I was able to get my ankle wrapped up. If not for the cold weather and the misstep at the beginning, it would've been a lot more fun.

It wasn't bad, but it wasn't great. Honestly, I didn't know it was a 5k when I signed up. I'd…read moreprefer to have less area dedicated to running and more obstacles. October is a bit too late in the year to have this event (to be fair, it was a chilly and rainy day and I had a 1030am start time, but still....). You get wet multiple times during this event and thats not something you want when it's chilly outside. Also, the water was just regular water sitting in these small pools and was pretty disgusting. Also, most of the obstacles were underinflated and weren't quite a fun as they could've been. The WORST part is how they nickel and dime you. You pay for your tickets and then you pay more when you register and then $10 (!!!) to park and then $5/picture if you want any of the pictures they took of you. Oh, and you get automatically signed up for some service that gives you 30 days and free and if you don't pay attention to your emails and cancel this Active Advantage thing you'll get charged $65/month to keep it. SO LAME! On the plus side, I will admit I had some laughs and some fun and enjoyed myself for the most part. But this could've been much better for the $ paid.

This was my first time at an escape room and we absolutely loved it! My family and I highly…read morerecommend Race2Escape if you need something to do. The customer service was great and everyone was very nice as well as a very clean establishment. Will be back!

I've been here before 3 years ago and they have went down hill. They used to have super nice…read morepeople and everything was well put together.. I wish I could say the same still. I'm disappointed In general, will be going to Valdosta now.