My family really enjoys going to this indoor rock climbing center. The passes are reasonably…read morepriced and the facilities are clean and fun. There is seating all around for those who are just spectating (like myself!). Here you can practice bouldering, top roping and go solo with the auto-belays.

We had so much fun trying new things here! There were options for bouldering, autobelay, and…read morevarying levels of difficulty at this location so it made it easy to try different things as we wanted and learn some new skills. The staff gave us safety training and a tour of the facility so we could use everything safely and felt comfortable exploring on our own. For not having climbed before, we were still able to get to the top with the guidance of the staff. It was great-- we only wish it was located closer to where we live!

This is one of the nicest if not THE nicest climbing gyms I've been to! Sooo clean (which is what I…read morenoticed first off) it's such a huge deal to me when the gym looks and feels clean. - The bathrooms were also clean and they have showers! That's a game changer alone if you bring a change of clothes The routes were great, challenging yet rewarding. They have a gym, kilter board in the back where you can also stretch before your session. You do need to pay for parking in the lot in front but it's cheap (you can use a text/app to pay)

My hubby called in advance as we have been on the hunt for a place where the kids can climb and…read morechallenge themselves. For reference, My kiddos are 5 and 3. We called in advance to see if there was an age restriction and to our surprise there was none. Instead they go off the kids interest. Game changer! Lauren was fantastic and the customer service is top notch! They allowed us to try out the walls before committing. This is huge because anyone with little kids knows that the attention span can be non existent at times. However we were pleasantly surprised to see our kids fully engage and try multiple areas without getting frustrated. We decided to stay and we blew past an hour pretty fast. The kids quickly figure out what's difficult and what they can master. They had a blast in one particular section. The place itself is pretty big with multiple areas for climbing and a section for strength training with weights. Everything is neat, clean and bright. Prices are pretty reasonable. Shoe rentals are $6. All ages welcomed. Will definitely be returning soon.

Rox Climbing Gym is located within the Lake Nona Performance Club and is now the closest place to…read moreclimb by my mom's house. It looks like members of the LNPC can use the climbing gym for free, as I saw a number of people just walk in. For non-members, you can buy day passes and rent gear if you need it. I visited alone and couldn't find a belay partner, so I couldn't get a feel for the lead routes. However, there are four auto-belays, which gave me at least a few routes to play with during my visit. The walls are nice and textured, so you can smear, and I definitely needed to for these reachy routes. I had fun with them, but I'm sure my shorter friends would complain. Although it is a very small space, the gym has maximized the walls with bouldering, top rope, auto-belays, and lead climbing. There are crash pads that can be moved for your boulder problems, and the one wall attached to the gym side of the building is the higher of the rope walls. Generally, I would say the setting is pretty fair and offers something for everyone. Observably, there seemed to be mostly new climbers there the day I was there, which is why I couldn't find a belay partner. Plenty of parking is available outside, both covered and uncovered. Nice facility!

I can think of many good things about this place, but the staff who go above and beyond as well as…read morethe interesting climbing routes/problems are what stand out to me about this climbing gym. A huge shout out to Ivan and Diamond for teaching me how to belay, showing me cool routes that they set, and making me feel welcome every time I go to climb. The gym is on the smaller side, but there are still plenty of routes for all levels (both bouldering and top-roping) that I still end up spending 1-1.5hrs each time I go. I climb at a V2/3 here and there are probably about 6-8 bouldering routes I can work on plus an additional few V1s for warm up. I'm surprised the free rental climbing shoes and harnesses included with day passes or membership are always in great condition and have never smelled. The bathrooms are always clean, and it's nice they have multiple fountains to refill water bottles. Overall I love this gym for my physical activity each week, and since I'm on a family membership with 5 other people, it's only costing me $20/month!

This place is magic. The layout, the features, the staff, the vibe. I brought in my daughter and…read moreher cousins this week and we were treated so well! The staff was helpful, patient, and fun! The other climbers were also so gracious and helped give the younger ones tips. Truly an amazing environment and incredible climbing gym.

One the best places to visit in FL. A strong climbing community with good routes and a great staff…read more Always clean and tidy with spectacular restrooms and gear shop. Relaxed environment for new and experienced climbers alike. The walls are always well maintained and the pads are the perfect density.

This gym is great! great route setting very fun! the staff and instructors are very knowledgeable…read moreand helpful. the gym has a good variety. ping pong table! three climbing boards! Great classes!

This spot is mostly known for bouldering but I actually came for the acro yoga class! Jacob the…read moreinstructor was so friendly and made everyone in the room feel comfy with one another with fun icebreakers. It was my first time doing acro and he explained the poses really well and made safety a priority with proper spotting and form. The experience was so much fun and I can't wait to try it again!

This place is basically a giant excuse for adults to act like kids and I fully support it. I've…read moreonly tackled the water inflatable course so far, which is equal parts fun and "wow, I forgot I have muscles." My family had a blast, and my daughter conquered the ropes course like a tiny adventure warrior. Also, can we talk about the food? I went in expecting "theme-park survival snacks" and instead got stuff that was actually... good? Fun activities AND good food feels like cheating, but I'm not complaining.

A Lake Nona gem -- fun for the whole family!…read more We absolutely love Nona Adventure Park! My daughter is obsessed with the water park -- it's her favorite part, and honestly, it's hard to beat on a hot Florida day. The setup is amazing, super clean, and well-organized, and the staff always makes sure everyone feels safe while still having tons of fun. Beyond the waterpark, they do such a great job hosting special events -- there's always something new and exciting happening. I definitely recommend checking their event calendar often because they plan the most creative, family-friendly activities throughout the year. It's also such a flexible and beautiful space -- whether you're spending the day on the water, grabbing snacks, or relaxing while the kids play, it's the perfect place to enjoy time together as a family. If you're in the Lake Nona area, Nona Adventure Park is a must. Great energy, great people, and endless fun for all ages!

Everyone was so kind and helpful! I was terrified to do it lol but my husband and kid explored…read moreeverything and we all had such a great time!

We recently brought a group of 12 children to Cocoa Beach Aerial Adventures, and unfortunately, the…read moreexperience did not meet expectations. After a little over an hour, the kids took a short break and removed their harnesses. When they were ready to resume, they were told their session had ended. Staff indicated that this policy had been explained to the children, but no clear communication was provided to the supervising adults. After speaking with other parents, none of the children recall being told that removing their harness would end their session. Relying on children to fully understand a rule that ends a paid experience--without informing parents--is not sufficient, especially for a group. At over $50 per child, we expected a longer experience, which left many disappointed. We hope management takes this feedback seriously and improves communication for group visits to ensure future families can fully enjoy the experience.