We went to a 100 League trivia night last year and immediately knew that we'd want them to be a…read morepart of our wedding reception. It was such a blast having them as part of our big day! Brent worked closely with us to make sure we understood the process of submitting customized trivia questions. It was also so fun to have different kinds of trivia (standard, misfits, frenzy modes and more), and they have so many amazing mini games to sprinkle in amongst the trivia sections. Our guests weren't expecting it and loved it. Also, 100 League's control boxes are the best - the design is so smart, the four arcade buttons feel perfect, the emojis-as-teams concept works perfectly, and it was great not having to worry about guests using their phones as controllers (wifi / network issues and low batteries were never a concern with the control boxes). Thanks again, 100 League!

From the owner: We are a social entertainment company! We love bringing people together to play and connect. Our…read moretools range across game shows, immersive experiences, skill games and more. Our flagship experience is 100 League Live, a 100-player interactive game show using a custom game controller with arcade buttons. Trivia, memory, red light/green light and more! Bring your team, party or conference together like never before.

Pretty good Ive been on 2 Electric boat rentals. I have rented and driven large 55' houseboats on…read moreLake Mead and Lake Powell. Plus speed boat driving for skiing.

Electric Boat is a great place to rent a boat to go around Lake Union where you'll have a…read moremoderately speedy boast with comfortable seating, Bluetooth to the speakers, and a table for sharable plates of food. Had no issues with our boat and it was fun to be out in the water with the sun out. Service was helpful.

Harper rules! Great big game show is a blast! Block chain is super fun. Blue team forever!!!read more

it was so fun and a great experience would 100% recommend!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

The attitude of these people is unprofessional and rude. They either don't know the rules of the…read moreroad or simply don't care. To be yelled and cussed at is about as unprofessional and immature as it gets. It amazes me people would pay to belong to this organization

Rowing is such a PNW thing to do. And since I've lived here for about 5 years now (and don't seem…read moreto be leaving anytime soon) I felt it was time for me to try this sport out for myself. I'd been eyeing LUC for a couple of years, and had almost signed up for a group rowing class. Unfortunately, the pandemic squashed those plans. Their group lessons were all on hold, but when I saw this spring that they were offering private lessons, I decided to sign up me and my son. I was in contact with Patti, who shared that they were still working on the logistics of offering lessons, and trying to juggle reopening their rowing programs with staffing challenges, but I gave her some options that worked for us and she began lining things up. In the meantime, LUC began offering some summer camps on a limited enrollment basis. My son had never rowed before, but he was excited to get to do normal summer camps again, so I wound up enrolling him in a week-long camp. Unfortunately - shortly after registering him, he broke his clavicle, which took him out of all sports for several weeks. LUC was so accommodating - they gave me a credit for the camp that I could apply towards something else. My parents were coming into town, and since my son couldn't do the private lesson with me anymore, I thought rowing would be a nice father/daughter activity. He's in his 80s, but he's very active and in good shape. I relayed this to LUC, and they were very encouraging, so I signed us up. Our instructor was Gil, and he was awesome! Neither of us knew what to expect, and our previous rowing experiences consisted of kayaks and rowboats. The rowing shells are completely different - the rowing techniques are different than a kayak or canoe, and the shells are really reactive, so my dad and I struggled with balance and timing. Gil was so patient with us. He gave clear guidance and provided the right amount of feedback at the right time. At one point, I wasn't sure that my dad would be able to continue (he's in good shape, but at 82 he has some back problems) - Gil was always encouraging, but didn't try to push beyond my dad's limitations. My dad is also hearing impaired, but he couldn't use his hearing aids during the lessons (in case we tipped over in the water) but Gil was able to communicate clearly, checking in regularly, and making sure my dad was following along. During our final lesson, my dad and I finally found our stride (sort of!) and we were able sync up our rowing and feel more comfortable out on the water. Again, Gil was so enthusiastic - I think he was more excited to see us out there than we were! In the end, my dad said he was glad we stuck it out, and asserted that were it not for Gil's teaching style, his ability to adapt the lessons to our needs, and his optimism, he probably would have given up. If you've never rowed before, and you're nervous, but you're thinking about taking some private lessons anyways, I highly recommend Gil. I guarantee that no matter what your fitness or comfort level is, he will make sure your lessons are successful! As for summer camps - my son (who is 12) was cleared for sports later in the summer. I was able to find a spot for him a "big boat" summer camp, and he had a blast. LUC isn't exactly close to our house and attending required that he wake up early for an entire week, but he was excited to go every day, and also shared that his instructors were all patient, enthusiastic, and fun to work with. I'm already looking forward to future group lessons with LUC!

I asked Aaron from the Yes Works to help us out when hiring a new employee. We desperately needed a…read moregreat fit and there's so much you just don't know about your people until they're put to the test. That's what the Yes Works does. Not only do they put folks to the test, but they do so in a fun and engaging way. We didn't have to wait for the invaluable assessment after the event to get a new appreciation for everyone in the group and begin to see where the strengths and weaknesses are. Of course after that assessment, we have detailed profiles on everyone which is invaluable. In fact, the person we hired as a result of our experience with Yes Works is our most reliable and longest-lasting employee. I can't recommend them enough!

From the owner: Building world-class collaboration so your team performs at its best, boosts profits, and finds…read morefulfillment. Leadership Development, Team Building, Communication & Collaboration skill building, Innovation and problem solving training, Clients include: Microsoft, DiscoverOrg, Winshuttle, Lumber Traders, MOD Pizza, Moz, SOG Knives, and many more Our business clients come to optimize people performance through our highly experiential and kenetic team development program: Adeptability Training. We help companies engineer healthy organizational culture and inoculate their teams with Adeptability. We've assimilated principles used by improvisers and creative collaborators, powered them up with the latest in neuro-science, learning theory, and organizational psychology to create our Adeptability program. Our clients build strong habits of communication, collaboration, and innovation for optimized team performance, adaptability, and burnout resistance. Adeptability is the capacity to incorporate the unexpected and stay on target. You deserve Adeptability. Your people do too. And your bottom line will thrive. Work is people. Make work good.

We did the Wizarding School with a group of 6 adults and 2 children (7 & 10). The kids had just…read morefinished reading Harry Potter and loved the idea of getting dressed in robes. The rooms are fairly dark and we struggled a bit with seeing some of the hints. Fairly linear order of solving puzzles relative to some escape rooms so having a larger group is not an advantage and letting the kids get a stab at some of the mechanics may not be recommended for the more competitive groups. This was not a top 5 escape room but somewhere in the top quartile. They had some very cool interactive programming that was impressive. Some of the video sequences were on the slower side with a slight lag. The Harry Potter theme was def a plus! In Seattle region the top 1 is still Locurio - Storykeeper. But wizarding school was better than some others I been.

When traveling, my partner and I love to try out the local escape rooms…read more We did both the Space War room and The Wizarding School rooms with our party of 6. We only used one hint in each room, the puzzles were challenging but not so difficult that we couldn't solve it. They were also very unique, definitely not traditional puzzles and the decor made them all the better. I wouldn't recommend doing more than a party of 4-5 players, there were some puzzles that some of our party couldn't quite join in on or having too many cooks in the kitchen made it more challenging than it needed to be. Our game master, Mindy, was super sweet and helpful and only offered hints when we asked. We're interested in trying out the other rooms the next time we're in Seattle!