It was a lovely venue but they were not ready for us. Our reception was over 1 hour late…read more The place was lovely.

Came here at 2pm on a Sunday. No one else was there so we had the place to ourselves. It kind of…read moretook away from the ambiance but we had a good time. There was one person working who was super nice and got our drinks and checked in on us but otherwise left us to play. I wasn't a huge fan of their board or the closeness of the targets but we adjusted and had fun playing. You only get to throw the hatchet here unfortunately so no other fun things to play around with. We kept score with their laminated scoreboard.

They have coin pushers!…read more Bowling lanes are maintained, some of the balls are cracked or worn. But, ya know what!? Go get your own balls, NERD! J/k. Their food is really good! But, they did reduce the size of their corndogs and the newer bartender lied to me about it.. so, if I hadn't enjoyed so many nights there and that happened it would be less stars. I've had a lot of great nights here, so 5 stars! Ask for Megan for the bartender, she makes your drinks right and doesn't take BS. Liam is cool, too. I guess.

We made a 90 minute reservation for a Saturday night for a friend's birthday. When we arrived early…read morethey were able to work us in, which was appreciated! The shoes were clean and the check in process was easy. We had a group of 8 on one lane, and played Hyperbowl the entire time. We got through 4 games and maybe halfway through a 5th. This game mode is unique and different, the bumpers are up and based on where your bowling ball touches the bumper, you get different multipliers on your resulting score from knocking down the pins. Each round the zones and multipliers are different. Our group was asked if we wanted to order anything as we were getting set up and putting on shoes, but they never came by to check on us after we said to give us a few minutes.

I had my daughter birthday party there and they started the bowlin before all the kids was there my…read more2 sons only got to bowl for 20min. At first the refused to open the snake bar for my guests bc they was understaffed until I complained. They made my guests move tables but nobody was sittin there. And we could never find anyone. I will never have another party there and I will tell family and friends to never have a party there. It was awful is a nice place to bowl but not to have a party. They r always understaffed. I GIVE NO STARS BUT THEY MAKE U GIVE THEM 1 TO POST

I've been Bowling at this alley since it was Big Western, and this is my favorite version of it so…read morefar! Has that old school bowling alley feel, but had been beautifully updated to be "retro-chic" if that's a thing. Lol super clean, very appealing on the inside. Still cheapish bowling with an arcade and laser tag. Kids had as much fun now as we did back in the day. Great, old school westside staff. The food now was surprisingly very good. The chicken tenders were super hot and fresh, as good or better than you'd get at any restaurant (like caines, cough) the hand cut fries were great. We got pizza for the kids and it too was better than expected. Really liked it.

So glad they have reopened! I love that the place has not changed since I went when I was a kid…read more Such an amazing place! We will definitely be back! The arcade and mini golf were amazing- can't wait for the play area to re open Make sure to go support their re-opening!!!!!

The place is so amazing. So glad they reopened the games have tickets and u actually use coins. I…read morelove it!!!!! . And the golf and staff is amazing. Highly recommended.

Worth it! *** BUT PLEASE ADD A COLOR-BLIND ACCESSIBLE OPTION.***…read more Activate is definitely worth the drive! It's a great date place. One thing I will suggest is that I wish the Grid game and the pattern matching games were more colorblind accessible. For example, in level 6, green is VERY close to yellow. Red and orange are also too similar. A person with Deuteranomy cannot distinguish those colors easily. Deuteranomy is the most common form of color blindness, affecting approximately 5% of males and ~0.4% of females. There should be an option to choose "avoid green/yellow" or "color blind accessible"/"Deuteranomaly or Deuteranopia Accessible". It is very nice that there are free lockers to use!

Fun experience! You'll get a workout from jumping and running around…read more You first sign up and pay for the specific timing you'd want. You will get a wristband that will track your time and score. You will need to register your band before entering. Note that before you enter, you can put stuff in your lockers. Upon entering the dark room, you'll see lots of people running around. It'll seem overwhelming but luckily there are staff that wander around to help lost and confused people. You will go to a door and you can look at what the game is. The screen will show you how to play it. I wouldn't overcomplicate it - just understand the goal and then go play! You are timed so play! When you decide the game, you will scan your band to join the party and the rest of your group will need to tap in. Then once there is no one playing, the door will unlock to allow you to enter. Then you can start the game with a push of a button when you are ready. There are lots of games so I won't describe them all. However, the important thing is that you need to LISTEN to the computer announcer. It'll tell you when the game is over and then you need to exit the room within a minute since the other team will enter to start their game. It's a very rushed process but you'll get the hang of it. You can check how much time and how much points you have by tapping these other screens. And you can take group pictures too. Restrooms are inside so you don't need to leave the area.

We had a nice time! We came on a Monday at 3:30pm and bowled until 5pm when the leagues came in…read more This was my first time bowling in a few years. Sequoia has the vintage charm we were looking for with the patterned carpets, seating, etc! I would definitely recommend this. I read some reviews about safety - this was not a concern of ours at all, it's located in an old neighborhood next to a few other businesses. At no point did we feel ourselves or leaving the car in the parking lot was an issue!

I had no idea there was a bowling alley back here, but it is a pleasant surprise! This is a…read morecombination of the best parts of nostalgic bowling experiences from childhood and new tech and options. The lanes are clean and maintained, with the option of bumpers, the classic bowling shoes are available for rental, and there is a huge collection of bowling balls to borrow in every color. The scoring system is a blast - there is an option for fun animations, which not only reflected each score, but also showed some possible ways to knock down remaining pins, when applicable. There are a number of other options that we didn't even get around to exploring yet. While the grill offers the classic pizza and pop, the smells coming out of there were amazing... all day breakfast, salads, sandwiches, and more! Staff were friendly and informative. Also available on site, accessible near the entrance, are entrances to the bowling store and the outside patio area with sand volleyball and the like. Live music was going while we were there, which was fun.

We had a really good time at LEGOLAND Discovery Center in Easton. If your kids are into LEGOs, this…read moreplace is basically heaven. There are tons of different areas to build and play--everything from racing LEGO cars to giant play structures and endless bins of bricks to dig through. The Master Builder Workshops were a highlight. The staff does a great job walking kids through different building ideas, and mine came out excited to show off what they made. The only knock is the price. It adds up fast for a family, and I wish it was a little more affordable. Still, for a special outing, it's worth it. My kids left happy and tired, which is always the sign of a win.

We had a great time at the Columbus Legoland. We've also visited Chicago and the larger Orlando…read moreones. I was really impressed with how clean and updated the Columbus one seemed. The staff was also awesome. Blake was helpful in maintaining the line and entertaining the kids while we waited for the cinema. His joy was infectious and he seemed to love his job. A woman was helping the minifigure walk around to meet the kids and noticed my kids were so excited; she made an effort to circle back even after he'd gone into the staff only area and I was so grateful. I wish I'd gotten her name because she went above and beyond. We had a pretzel with cheese and a drink while we were there. The food was fine, typical for this sort of place, but we needed a moment to reset since we stayed for about 3 hours. My kids loved both of the rides and we did them several times. We watched three of the movies and then my kids (8 and 4) enjoyed playing with Legos and the play area. I'm glad we were able to take advantage of a July 4th coupon but overall it was a great value and I would recommend a visit to anyone interested in Legos.

I can't recommend this place enough. I walked in with 4 toddlers aged between 1 and 5 and Tricia…read morewas helpful seeing I had my hands full. The place is clean and well-maintained and there is a ton to do. Dodgeball and little tikes station and foam pit to name a few. It will wear the kids out!!!!

My boys love this place, and we've been coming for a while now…read more It can get rowdy, so it's harder if you have younger kids - my boys are almost 8 and 10 and can handle pretty much anything thrown at them by older kids (and I feel like 99% of the time, the older kids in there are respectful to the little ones around them). The staff tends to be on the younger side when I've come, but they enforce the rules fairly and I have never felt like they were neglectful about their duties (sometimes that's just ringing me up, sometimes it's answering my boys' questions - they've always been good). I still don't fully understand why the owner has their own reserved parking space, though.