I had a birthday party here for my 9- and 12-year-old, and the kids had a great time! The staff and…read moreparty host were very accommodating -- no complaints there at all. Everything ran smoothly, and the laser tag games were fun and well organized. However, I do want to point out that the advertised party price doesn't reflect the full cost once everything is added up. The party package was $160, but that only included two 15-minute games -- which didn't feel like quite enough for the group. I added another game, plus pizza and drinks, and the total came to about $310 (not including the $50 deposit or the cake I brought for 9 kids). Overall, it was a fun experience and the kids loved it, but I'd just warn other parents to expect the total to be higher than the base price.

Great place for your kids to burn their energy. All the equipment is fully functioning and the…read moreactual laser tag zone is great. Make sure to bring some friends with you because sometimes it's not that busy so they won't be as many people in the arena competing. Check the website for deals as well they have some all you can play for a certain period of time and then discounted games on certain days.

Lazer X is so fun. It has the biggest laser tag arena I've ever seen or played in. It's seriously…read morehuge, with lots of smoke machine fog, laser lights, hidey holes, bridges, ramps, games to play while playing the laser tag game, and lots of other fun stuff. Even the area where you suit up with your laser gun and watch a movie about the rules of the game is cool. I played two games back to back, and both games had at least 20 to 30 people. The arena is so huge that even that number of people seemed like a small amount. Beyond laser tag, there's also an arcade with lots of video games, skee ball, dance games and other things to do. It's very dark inside Lazer X, but your eyes quickly adjust. When it comes time to leave Lazer X, though, you're in for a rude awakening: It's hella bright outside! Agh! But assaulted pupils are a small price to pay for a good time here.

Took a group of my sons friends for his 10th birthday. They had a blast and the staff was very…read morefriendly and helpful. We will be back soon.

I attended a rehearsal dinner for my older brothers wedding here a few years ago and it was a great…read moreexperience. The atmosphere of the building is very welcoming and modern. The layout is great for a number of different event types and gatherings. I love the fac that they will also host live music at The Garden which attracts younger, and newer customers.

I always want to go to the Three Rivers Festival. After 8 years in Florid, I found that the…read morefestival has NO plan for handicap and disabled people. the parking lots and garages are so far from the places people want to go it becomes a big chore. I'm disables and some how I walked from Fourth St to Junk Food Alley. very disappointed that the Marketplace wasn't open on Thursday. How are those people supposed to make they're money on just the weekend!? My idea is to have a place for people to Drop off handicap people, then go find a place to park, and be able to pick them up at drop off point. we ended up getting picked up in the delivery lanes that were blocked off. Worked out well for us, but it needs to be for all!! I feel you're not accommodating the disabled and handicap people very well!

Wedged between Emma's Cookie Kitchen and Timmy's barbecue stand - and all the wafting greasiness…read morethat each Junk Food Alley vendor radiated - Mayor Tom Henry was pried away from his lemon shake-up Friday morning to commence the 43rd annual Fort Wayne Newspapers Three Rivers Festival. Snipping the red kickoff ribbon alongside festival workers and Executive Director Jack Hammer, Henry praised the yearly celebration as a transformative city staple. He recalled the festival's first run in 1969, when it was stationed along Columbia Street and mostly intended for business promotion. "Look what it has evolved to over the past 40 years - 500,000 people come into Fort Wayne every year and see what it has to offer," Henry said. He touted the nine-day event as helping "citizens rediscover Fort Wayne" who may take for granted the city's attractions. Now, the festival represents the intersection of proud heritage and forward-thinking development, Hammer added. He said selecting his most anticipated event is like choosing "which daughter I love more." Hammer eventually admitted RiverGames and International Village - two former offerings returning after brief hiatuses - will aid in breathing a "new life and new birth" into the usual lineup. For Henry, the lingering question had a more decisive response: He cited the Bed Race and the inventive methods teams employ to meet contest requirements as a personal delight. Of course, the mayor, who had to trade a fresh lemon shake-up and clamshell container of homemade sweets for the ribbon-cutting shears, also favors another festival essential. "We're standing at it - the nutritious food alley," Henry said. "This is always the fun place to be.

3.5 stars. Double Dragon is a fun, new arcade bar that is attached to a notoriously disgusting…read moredivey and dangerous music venue in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Fortunately, we weren't "murdered," despite the heavily-in-the-news-in-a-bad-way musical venue next door and had a decently good time playing nostalgic games and dining on some cheap eats and drinks too! It was dead on a Friday night in February for the first 2 hours we were there, getting moderately busier around 8pm. It was a bit eerie inside, being so empty, which was made eerier by the old, dusty machines and dingy, dirty, divey vibe. Initially, I wasn't impressed and I wanted to leave. My bf and I paid the $15 entrance fee each and looked around, before deciding that we needed alcohol to fully be able to enjoy ourselves here. I got the sex on the beach cocktail ($8) and the chicken club sandwich with a side of fries ($13). The cocktail was a great way to get tipsy for under 10 bucks haha! The chicken sandwich was on Texas toast, which I thought was unique. My bf got the Tequila Sunrise cocktail ($6) and the Bobby's Melt Sandwich with a side of fries ($13). His food wasn't ready until 10 minutes after mine though, oddly enough. We ate our greasy food then started playing the games. Some games were off/broken and they were wayyyyyu understaffed. Otherwise, they had some real classics among the games. Once we got into gaming against each other, our levels of enjoyment really picked up and we ended having a good time overall. We also were happy to see that they eventually started up the popcorn machine and we happily indulged in some free little bags of popcorn. Very 1980s! Other than more staff, a good deep cleaning, working games, and just not being located next to Pierre's, my next suggestion is personal because you know what I'd be great at? Trivia games! They need trivia games at arcades. Nerds like me would thrive! Overall, it was a fun Friday night with my beloved.

Best night out on the town! Every Saturday is Comedy. Last Friday of the month they teach Salsa and…read moreBachata. Not enough food options though. They only have chicken wings, and fish baskets. Appetizers include gourmet popcorn plus chips and salsa

From their Facebook page I had expectations of a good Amish restaurant. Similar to Das Dutchman…read moreEssenhaus, in Middlebury, IN., or Blue Gate in Shipshewana, IN., only on a much smaller scale. The food was edible, but not hot just warm. They use styrofoam plates and cups for food and soup. They might have been under staffed as the person seating us, also waited on us, and was restocking the buffet too. The buffet was, I think, sparse, chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, green beans, and fish. They also had meatloaf but we had to wait for that to be replenished on the buffet. The potato soup was not bad but I didn't expect to use styrofoam cups and a plastic spoon. The only desert offered was ice cream but it was not included in the Buffett. The salad bar was also disappointing. Overall, Disappointed. The greeter/server/buffett stocker was friendly but too busy doing to many things.

We have been to the Clyde Theatre for several concerts now. Afterward, we have slipped into the…read morebar/lounge area for drinks, light appetizers And to see the end of the last set of whoever is playing in there. This is a great concert venue. The acoustics seem to be good, seating is reasonably comfortable and concert prices are fait The concerts we have seen have been really good - Beach Boys Tribute Band, and a couple of others. Tickets are easy to buy online - including seat selection. Food and drinks are fair food stand in performance area, to really good - bar/restaurant. I would recommend this place for both concerts and for the bar area which has live music, and, so far, no cover or minimum. All staff with whom we have come in contact have been very friendly and helpful.

We bought tickets in Early 2026 for Tom Kiefer. We could not wait for the date. We had front row…read moreseats right side. We get there and it's an obstruct view. Could not see all the band due to the curtain. I honestly felt cheated. This was not a good night. Probably would not go back.

We held our daughter's wedding reception here many years ago! We serviced food to compliment the…read morearea..ie Desert/ Mexican cuisine... Floral/Fresh fruit and cheese assortment.....Current fauna and foliage Cake, Bar and Reception seating was provided to be excellent! The staff was wonderful and very helpful!

This place is GORGEOUS! The parking is rather limited because of it's location in downtown Fort…read moreWayne. We had to park a block away and walk, which normally I wouldn't have issues with... but it's the middle of winter and the wind chill was -3. The admission price is reasonable at 5 for adults. When you first enter the building there is a small gift shop off to your left filled with little knick knacks and souvenirs- all of which are reasonably priced. There are a couple of kid themed learning centers in the conservatory. They're somewhat inconveniently located right in the first and second part of the building which makes for a somewhat congested and loud atmosphere filled with crying and running kids all over the place. The actual conservatory exhibits are something straight out of The Land Before Time. The rainforest, desert and floral exhibits are large, lush and well kept. I was rather impressed and quite surprised at how nice this location is since I'm spoiled in the sense that the botanical gardens I have in my hometown are rather extensive and pretty epic.