We went here on a Monday when our district didn't have school. It was a little bit more crowded…read morethan I thought it would be. We got there around 1pm. It did clear out around 3pm. The workers varied from really nice and helpful to grumpy and appearing to hate their jobs. The place in general is a money pit, but I think you know that going into it. We happened to get in on a BOGO special. Otherwise the price seems crazy high. The roller coaster was one activity that seemed to be running very inefficient. It took forever for them to load the carts. They did jump workers around to different activities so everything isn't always open and the times posted didn't actually match up to when they were open.

After dinner, my buddy and I decided to go into Tom Foolery just to check out their arcade game…read moreselection. That's when we found out that for $30 you could get one hour of free play on non ticketed games. We bought one card and were able to play the Walking Dead rail shooter, the entire campaign of the Halo rail shooter, and some Cruisin' to wrap up the night. It was a Friday night, so they were pretty busy but it's such a huge arcade that it really never is a problem. The staff were all super nice and made me feel welcomed. There is a pretty great selection of games at Tom Foolery. I do wish they had an NBA Jam style arcade machine or more "mature" games like Halo and Walking Dead, but beggars can't be choosers. If you've ever wanted to just be a guy and run through full arcade game campaigns, the Tom's Power Hour deal is absolutely worth it. I will be back one day to beat the Jurassic Park campaign. RIYL: Arcades

I've gone here twice now. The first time was with staff is a bit of a team builder. The owners were…read moresuper helpful and getting everything set up and helping us to choose games that were great for us. We did two different games and broke up into two different groups and had a blast over the years I've done several escape rooms, but nothing like this. We finished having a drink and some pizza that again the owners helped with coordinating. All in all everyone had a good time and I even came back with my family.

Great place for video game lovers. Took our teenagers but they said games at home are better. With…read morethat being said would not go return.

This is a very cool event. The staff really cares and they make the whole time pleasant. Just show…read moreup and they will take care of the rest. Make sure you check the weather before you go. Rain makes everything less fun.

From the owner: Candlelight Ranch provides therapeutic and educational nature-based experiences to enrich the lives…read moreof at-risk youth, children with disabilities and their families.

Super fun teambuilding event even on a frigid cold day in Austin. A great way to explore new bars…read moreand restaurants.

Love it! Great team building activity!…read moreWorth the effort and time. The entire team has excellent plan and execution is done fluently

The waiver process is a little maddening but once you're in, there's plenty for kids to do, whether…read moreyou have a coach-guided class or you just want to fool around. There are three coaches working with groups of kids at the moment and everyone seems to be having a good time. Even the coaches. You can walk in or make an appointment. You can throw a party here. Space is generous and equipment availability gets an A+. Healthy snacks and drinks are available. Temperature control is NICE. Lots of room for parents to work while waiting. No electrical plugs at the tables. Parking is not a problem at all. The place is immaculate.

This was the perfect party set up!! It was easy to book and they handled the food. I was genuinely…read moresurprised at how tasty the pizza was! We're still eating the left over. Maia was assigned as our party guide and she was a treasure! She always so sweet tour our baby boy who just wanted to chase her around the whole time. She also helped pass out the pizza and cupcakes which helped make everything run smoothly. Everything was so easy- as soon as we arrived and got everything to our room I got to relax and enjoy the party which is such a special treat on my baby's birthday

Casey and Carmen were amazing guides on the trail. Encouraging, hilarious, and knowledgeable. Thank…read moreyall so much !

The experience and the views were breathtaking. Michael and Lani were awesome guides and made the…read moreexperienceeven better!!

We visited Power Park today and had the BEST time! This is a family owned business and you can tell…read morethey have put so much blood, sweat and tears into this place. They were onsite when we visited and they were the sweetest, most kind people ever. Not only did our boys have a blast but us adults did too! I only got videos/pics of their indoor facility but their outdoor obstacle course was super challenging and fun as well! Bring extra clothes/shoes to change into if it's raining. If you have ever wanted to experience an American Ninja Warrior course-you have got to check this place out.

Holy moly! This place is extreme! It is on a good chunk of land just minutes north of the US 281 &…read moreHwy 46 junction in Spring Branch, Texas. There is a small indoor gym with a lot of the American Ninja Warrior apparatuses. I came with a group from Camp Gladiator and they took us on the outdoor loop. Oh man was it the most challenging and fun course! There are so many obstacles on the loop that you can do half during one loop and the other half on the second loop (they are each labeled with "Loop 1" / "Loop 2"). We completed all the obstacles in one loop, which wasn't a quick adventure. There are upper and lower body obstacles as well as core. I wasn't able to complete a lot of them but it was fun to try and I know I will be hurting tomorrow since I know I used muscles I probably haven't in a while or ever. The terrain is very rocky with hills- some pretty steep, so you have to watch your footing. Also, be very careful on all of the obstacles- I almost got injured several times since I do not have the best form, nor strength. It comes with the territory though, and you sign a waiver before using the gym or loop. There are water jugs along the course which is nice if you need to refill your water bottle, or if you don't want to carry a water bottle around and are in need of a need a drink. There are no cups, but they are up high so you can pour it into your mouth if you stand below it. My only dislike about the whole loop is if I had not come with my group - which included 2 personal trainers that knew the course and proper form - there are no instructions or tips listed for each station. You sort of have to figure it out, which I know I may have not been able to for all of the obstacles had my trainers not been there. There were a lot of groups and families with kids as young as middle school aged. You can skip obstacles if needed- it is at your own pace and fitness level. $20 gets you in for the day to do whatever you may please as many times as you want. I think that is an excellent deal! As we were leaving, some young teens were there for a birthday party- pretty cool idea! No matter what you show up for, just be prepared to work your booty off and have fun, as well as bring a towel for the car trip home since you will be dirty and sweaty.

I attended an event here hosted by a book club that was renting the space. It is such a cute spot…read morefor a meetup, it's light and airy with great artsy vibes. There aren't any signs so we did get confused and tried ringing the front main house doorbell. The studio is actually behind the main house in its own detached building in the back up the stairs. The owner came by to say hi and she seemed super friendly. Would definitely come back! (I heard her mention that she hosts art classes and summer camp style events for kids)

Creative and fun teacher who makes art projects accessible to those of us with no talentread more

I was genuinely excited to try this gym and see what their classes were like--but then I heard…read moretheir "trial" policy: a paid day pass before committing to a monthly membership. Honestly, that's bad business practice. You're basically asking people to pay $30 upfront, risking them deciding not to stay--and potentially losing out on a full monthly membership. It's a tiny fee for them, but it's a huge turn-off for anyone genuinely interested. If a business can't trust people enough to offer a real trial experience, I'm not willing to hand over my money. There are plenty of gyms that actually want to earn your membership, not scare it away. No thanks.

We hosted a birthday party here, and my son and I came to climb a couple times before the party…read more Based on experience with another local climbing gym (primarily bouldering spaces -- had not really dived into harnessed/belayed climbs before), this gym looked intimidating at first, but really cool. I like that there is an on-site coffee shop and food truck, and plenty of outdoor space to relax, in addition to additional gym spaces upstairs and downstairs. The front desk staff always seems very helpful -- if you're new to the gym, they'll happily give you a tour, and the introduction to climbing with a harness was very helpful. The gym has a variety of self-belay climbs that you can do, which is what we've stuck to so far. I do find the animal-themed ratings a little difficult to understand. Also, I would say most of the climbs--even the "sloth" rated ones--are a little more challenging that I'm used to (both for belay and bouldering). For our birthday party, they actually reserved the entire kids' room just for our party, which I thought was a fantastic deal. The kids' room is definitely not just for beginners, either. They patiently gave the group a lesson, and we had a dedicated guide for our entire party (he even gave latecomers their own lessons). The kids got to try pretty much all of the climbs, which took most of the 2 hours, before they got tired of the room and wanted to venture into the larger gym space. We were able to bring our own decorations, food, and beverages, and they supplied all the plates, forks, and tablecloths. Memberships and single day passes are a little on the pricey side, so I'm not sure how often we'll come back, but it is a really nice space, and I'm happy to have it available in our community.