I recently went here with a date, and we had a really fun time…read more When you first check in, you pay, and then sign a waiver. It was $30/person/hour. On top of that, he ordered a beer, and I ordered a bottled water. Our hostess was also named Jennifer, and she was super sweet. My date had already been here a few times, so he knew the ropes, but Jennifer still took a little extra time to show me how things worked. In the main room, there were about six targets, and most of them were pretty much spent, to be honest. They'd had so many axes thrown at them that it was becoming difficult for the axes to stick-- several of the targets were actually concaved. The two good targets were kind of far apart, which made it hard for my date and I to be next to each other. Another one of the targets was basically unusable because there was a kiddy practice target set up in front of it. Luckily, though, we pretty much had the place to ourselves. Each booth had several axes hanging on a metal strip, and we were encouraged to experiment with as many different blades as possible. I think we both tried them all. Eventually, we went out back, which turned out to be the nicer area. There were another six targets back there, and they were not quite as used up as the ones inside. The fairy lights around the barn theme was the perfect vibe for a first date. I personally didn't mind the pile of a hundred or so bicycles in the parking lot, but I did wonder-- why? I've been wanting to try axe throwing for a very long time, so I was happy to finally get the chance to do it. Once you throw the axe a few times, and realize that this is what you're literally going to do for an hour straight, it's a little less exciting. Now that I've tried it, I don't think I would need to try it again, but I had a lot of fun.

Dylan (I hope that's how you spell it) was a fantastic host and a more awesome/helpful…read moredemonstrator. Never been axe throwing, but he made it look easy. Was super nice, very interactive, and made things easy. He continuously checked up on us, and showed us different ways to throw an axe. Overall, it was really fun and it was a great experience that travelers and locals can enjoy. If I ever come back to Yosemite ima put this on my "To-do" list. THANK YOU DYLAN!

THE BEST OF THE BEST OF THE BEST!!!! You have to do this, even if you aren't a wine person, the…read morewhole experience is just so fun and you meet so many awesome people from the motorcycle driver to the winery team members. The ride itself is so, so fun. The tour is educational, but not boring. Looking out at the nature and vineyards just brought a little tear to my eye. I read that it's once in a lifetime, but I enjoyed it so much that I will for sure be doing it again!!! Recommend Jill as your driver; she is SO COOL and can't use this word enough: FUN!

This is a lovely vineyard and the tour guide was both nice and knowledgeable. But I do think they…read moreoversell the sidecar experience, which is why we paid what we did. It's really a slow and very bumpy ride around the outskirts of the vineyard - not exciting and fairly uncomfortable. You also don't get to see anything but the rows of vines, which are lovely but other tours I've gone on take you a bit more behind the scenes. I'd do it again, but for no more than half the current pricd.

Zig Zag Escape Rooms consist of a cluster of trailers next to the parking lot at the Deerhurst…read moreResort. It looks like a gypsy caravan... if a gypsy caravan had an area in the middle for axe throwing. We did Sven's Last Secret which was highly recommended online. I found myself disappointed for three reasons: Decor. A barebones cabin isn't much to look at. Think wood, barrels, and more wood. Devoid of interesting puzzles. There was lots of key finding and not much in the way of complex puzzles to solve. Too easy. Apparently this is the mid-level escape room and we were done with 28 minutes to spare. I wish we somehow could've used that as a credit to do another escape room. I was shocked that the family didn't seem to have the same criticisms that I had. It seemed so obvious to me that of the three in-person escape rooms we've done that this was easily the worst, but they weren't as sure. (For the best, try Escapeology in San Diego for Mansion Murder.) The host was really nice. They burn used wood from the axe throwing while you're there which makes the air quite smoky.

Came here with the family. We did the go kart race track. We had fun, but it was cut short because…read morethere were young kids not following the rules. I only give 4 stars due to our time on the go carts being cut short even though we were not with the kids. I get it though. Easier to just tell everyone times over than try to figure out who did what. Regarding the foo, we ate lunch here and the food was really good. I would recommend to come with families if looking for some fun. You do have to pay for each of the activities they have so try to figure it out so you can bundle the best way.

Small adventure park with everything you need in one place. Arcade games (there are games with only…read more$1 each play), mini golf, go carts, bumper boats, water park and many other activities. Good times for everyone in the family and best of all, they open late till 10pm. Just opposite the holiday inn hotel in Visalia.

Had my son's 9th birthday with Lalo hotshots559, and his team…read more They were gracious and kind - they handled the kids so well. Friendly laid back. and it went really well the kids had a blast! Thank you !

We hired them for my sons birthday party and he was soo easy to work with. We didn't know where the…read morelocation would be, if it would be raining or not. Dates were up in the air, I mean it was just a mess for a bit while I tried to figure out our party and the whole time, he was just like it's ok, just let us know, we can figure it out. The kids loved it, the parents all asked how I found them, and it was just a coincidence from a fundraiser we went to, they donated a package. Loved it! We had a blast!

Garden Street Studio is offering creative arts and crafts sessions for all ages!read more

My very happy place! Whether it's every Tuesday night mosaic class or celebrating a special…read moreoccasion with my friends, this is my destination spot.

This Escape Room in downtown Visalia located across from Fugazzi's restaurant is terrific! The…read moreattendants are friendly and professional. Our group had a fun brain teasing hour. I highly recommend giving it a shot. It did get hot in the room and apparently it's even hotter in the summer so dress appropriately. It's a fun activity for all ages and our group of 6 fit comfortably in the room. Affordable family friendly fun in dt Visalia! Give it a go!

There were some hiccups but Clevr Escape has potential to be great…read more My large group booked two rooms as a work bonding activity. Reservations were easy to make online and when I had issues and questions, the owner was very kind on the phone. During our session, there was another group that walked in so spontaneous fun was possible too. However, our game master was preoccupied so communication was slow during the game. I personally did the "Lost Treasure of Atlantis" which was labeled as hard difficulty. While the room was doable, I was disappointed in a puzzle that was uncalibrated. This issue resulted in the entire group being stuck for several minutes despite solving the puzzle. The room was formatted in a linear manner so our group of 6 felt very cramped. However I was impressed with the technology incorporated in the latter half of our escape. The room was very dim and there weren't enough lamps for each member of our team. It also didn't help that one lamp died 10 minutes in. The screen and speakers were clear. However our game master took several minutes to get back to us. Hence if you need a hint, wave for help immediately because assistance won't be immediately. The celebratory signs were a bit weathered and smelly. Hopefully these signs can be updated to reflect the themes of the rooms and be laminated to prevent the styrofoam deterioration. The experience was worth the $30 price tag but some changes needed to be made for it to be great.

This place is fun for kids but man does it need a serious cleaning. It made my skin crawl. All the…read moreattractions including the bounce houses had an inch of dust on them. I went with a school field trip and the kids had a great time but I'm telling you they need to deep clean this place like yesterday. The chairs and sitting areas are ripped and run down, floors are filthy, stains everywhere you look, there are cobwebs literally everywhere. It's giving "back rooms" vibes all the way. It smells musty too and there is no A/C so I imagine it gets pretty hot in there. When the weather is nice it stays pretty cool and they do have huge fans everywhere. Also there is a nice view from some of the upper decks. I wanted to enjoy this place but please have it cleaned professionally.

WARNING if you get it for a field trip the nutrition…read moresessions are littered with fat shaming, promotion of eating disorders and shaming.they are causing food trauma and making kids worry about things they shouldn't. it is destructive for kids mental health. It is blaming kids for the food and drinks they have and is terrible. the nutritional session has a video about how terrible soda is and is exaggerated with no context and it will cause confusion and eating disorders