We went to checkout the roller rink on $2 Tuesday. $2 for admittance per person and $2 skate…read morerental. They were busy but still plenty of parking. There were probably 10 different games available if you aren't into skating. There were lots of tables and places to sit and leave your stuff while skating. There is a concession stand for drinks and snacks. The rental roller skates were good. There was a disco ball and strobe lighting which gave me flashbacks to my childhood. With the same skating games like red light green light and the limbo. The music was a variety of genres. It was a lot of fun.

There were some pretty high and enibriated people there, they need security at evening sessionsread more

We love this place. We watch OU games with the OU club here. Today we participated in a dine and…read moreride program. We met here, had lunch, and rode a bus to the BOK Center to watch OU play OSU in Hockey. The bus driver and bus sponsor were very friendly.

We joined ARF for an adoption event at the ice center, our first time visiting. Great facility!…read more Two rinks, golf simulators, clean facilities, friendly staff. We grabbed some food from the concessions, and overall it was pretty good and reasonably priced for concessions. $10 for a hamburger combo, $4 for chips and queso, $5 for a frito chili pie. Definitely look forward to trying Puck's as well!

Visiting Tulsa, my sons had energy to burn being in the car for three hours. Looked on TripAdvisor…read morefor some kind of family entertainment place and ran across Go Ballistic and the first comment read, "Good place to go to wear out the kids" BINGO! Go Ballistic did not disappoint. The staff was very nice and facility was so much fun and was just a happy place for the kids. My wife enjoyed a 15min massage chair, and I had the pleasure of watching my sons have fun, and making new friends. I look forward to taking my family here again on our next visit. Go Ballistic is definitely on the agenda!

Great place to take your kids and let them burn a little energy in a fun and safe place!…read more Jason

This is a fun outing option! I'm not the type to rock climb, but my friends loved it. It's…read morereasonably priced for a day pass with equipment to just try it out. And my friends made it the top first try, so they got some kind of free class if they go back. They have good selection of ability level options. Staff were friendly to point everything out and explain it all well. It was very busy on a Saturday afternoon. I could see how an annual pass would be worth the money if you were really into it.

Fun gym to go to for rock climbing! My wife and I like to go here for bouldering (rock climbing…read morewithout ropes or harnesses), which is a tiring but rewarding full-body work out. There are various bouldering routes (known as problems using the V system/scale from low to high numbers) that are friendly to beginner and intermediate level climbers, and there are harder routes for more advanced level climbers. The staff members are very friendly and treat all guests with respect. The course instructors also give helpful advice that can improve your skills. Prices are very affordable whether you get a day pass, membership pass, or shoe/chalk/gear rentals. It's also kid and family friendly with group deals available. Definitely worth checking out!

All the areas are childproofed from pointy and hard surfaces. There is a clear barrier for toddlers…read moreand kids. The amenities are in decent shape and inside the mal with only one exit

This place is awesome! $10 for 3 hours of play and the kids have a BLAST! They keep it clean and…read moreorganized. Even when they are slammed you'll see the employees out cleaning and sanitizing! The staff is always nice and helpful and never cranky... even when there are soooooo many little kids running around. We come every time we get a chance.

The Xcapery - Escape Rooms was my very first escape room experience and I had a total blast with my…read morecoworkers. We came on a weekday and were greeted by Heidi and her husband. They were such fabulous hosts and immediately made us feel welcomed. Because we had a large group, we were split into groups and played the Expedition of the Lost Gem. Before we got started with the escape room, we got to have drinks and played a round of indoor mini golf. Then the fun part began: the escape room. I won't give out too many details other than it was more than I expected - very fun, interactive, and we had such great things to say about it. If you're in Tulsa and are looking for a fun group activity, make sure you check out The Escape Rooms. Best activity we did in Tulsa!

We had such a fun time at Xcapery! They had costumes for our escape room and took pictures during…read morethat we could have after we finished. Highly recommend!

Pretty in the rain, this park has a walking loop with some outdoor fitness equipment to keep your…read morecardio going as you're getting some fresh air. The park also includes a playground area on a rubberized base. There is a climbing frame with a low slide and a tire swing. Benches for the adults surround it. The half-court basketball court is in good condition with painted lines and a backboard complete with net. [Review 16283 overall - 114 in Oklahoma - 1789 of 2021.]

It's a good neighborhood park. Neighbors get to know each other while walking their dogs and taking…read moretheir children to the playground. There's wide open spaces used for frisbee and playing catch.

So impressed with this facility and the staff who run it. I held back tears (not successfully) as I…read moretoured the multi-room facility and shared stories of my experience as a caregiver and other members stories of community and personal success while participating in the classes / services of The Center. There was so much happiness here. Excited to spread the word and support this foundation.

The Center has a awesome fitness center with a branud new SciFit! The staff is very courteous and…read morehelpful. The Center is actually a paralympic sports club which is what got my attention originally, but there is so much more here at thr Center. There is something for everyone whatever your goals and interests are. One of my passions is powerlifting and aside from a variety of machines to work on they do not offer a powerlifting program yet. I am hoping this will change for they are rapidly adding new sports all the time. Most recently adaptive cycling and wheelchair curling were added to the reportoire this semester.They also have a paralympic skill builders program which focuses on introducing several different new sports such as archery, wheelchair rugby and badminton, as well as some pre-existing ones such as wheelchair basketball and tennis! There are adult members here of all age ranges....come check it out!! My rating will be a perfect score for me when the powerlifting is ever added, but I am glad to be a member and invite others to come visit and see what is here for you.