Great place for starters. You get thoroughly oriented and with all the gears complete, you will be…read moreready for your first few climbs. Clean facility. Great staff. Not too busy when we were there on a non-holiday weekend. Great exercise. Used their auto-belay as only one person in the family was climbing Ample parking too

Fun for the kids and me we climb all day on Sunday and we got some stuff at the gift shop gift shop…read morelike crock gibit

Awesome place to climb. Good setters. Welcoming for all and not too expensive…read more I think there are enough climbs. If they get more members maybe they could add a new set 2x a week instead of 1 but I think there's enough projects to work on. Was able to meet and climb with others so felt it was welcoming and inviting place and not too crowded

Toprock Climbing adds this small, but significant dimension to climbing that most other climbing…read moregyms don't have: supportive strangers / community. Whenever anyone new, (or seasoned!), is climbing at the gym, people will spectate and cheer you on. Whether it's an easy climb or a hard climb, everyone respects that everyone has their own individual struggles, and everyone is always cheering for you. It's definitely a community worth visiting!

This was a temporary gym for me while I was in the area for a few weeks. I chose this gym for the…read moreproximity and reasonable monthly membership fee and was not disappointed! The gym is very clean and the employees were very friendly. I loved that they have communal chalk for free - great for when you forget or if you are a first timer. There are not too many problems to work on here and even fewer overhangs. Although they make up for it by changing a section of the wall every week so it keeps things new and fresh. For a tall person I also thought some problems were too short (I could reach the top after a few steps). Maybe setters can make problems more interesting by setting longer routes. Overall I would still come back whenever I'm visiting Canada again!

My nieces (8 & 11) absolutely love this place, so I guess it must be OK. To be clear, this is not…read morerock climbing walls. This is "bouldering". The difference being zero help, no ropes, no safety of any kind aside from a padded floor. Some walls are steep and over 20' tall, so a fall can be significant. Guess that's why you sign a waiver. This place is clean and spacious with almost limitless possibilities to suit all skill levels. The colored nodules on the wall indicate a skill level and "path" you should take to reach the top. Using a color other than the one you started with would be considered cheating--but I won't tell. Admission price varies depending on group size and you get admitted for an all-day pass. I would like to see an hourly option since we really only needed 2 hours to get hour fill of fun. We paid about $17 USD per person. Groupon has several offerings to help reduce that cost. My only recommendation would be to offer some sort of instruction, tips, videos, etc related to bouldering. There was only one staff member and he never came over to offer a tip or advice or anything to help us navigate the walls better. They had a TV playing video of rock climbing, but that is of no value here. Overall very enjoyable time with the kids, but I think I prefer Sky Zone instead for the variety of activities available.

Simply the best if you are looking for some outdoor adventure. Fifth time with this group and…read morealready looking forward to the next visit. Professional, safety focused and great value for the money - you cannot go wrong. Check out their website for seasonal activities.

From the owner: Beginner adventures such as rock climbing, zipline, rappel, ice climbing, caving and…read moremountaineering. Also run corporate team building programs such as the Amazing Elora Race and escape-room style Mission Impossible. We also work in the film and TV industry and stunt work.

The staff was very rude and unhelpful. When we arrived, they told us to wait because no one was…read moreavailable to show us around. After waiting for 30 minutes, my oldest child went to the monkey bars, but even though he was just standing there, they told him to come back and keep waiting. They insisted we wait until someone was available to assist us. My kids do not need help with monkey bars or rock climbing, at least not my 12 years child who has done it many times before. Then, one of the staff members claimed I wasn't following their policy and accused me of trespassing. Their only policy seemed to be making us wait. What started as excitement quickly turned into us being treated like criminals. The customer service was terrible. I'm glad I didn't spend any money there, and in just two minutes, they lost $110 from us. I also found out they charge an extra $15 to rent harnesses and shoes, on top of the ticket price. If I could, I'd give them zero stars.

Aspire Climbing is a great place to take your entire family. My son has never climbed before,…read morebetween bouldering and parkour he spent 2 hours entertaining himself while my wife and I were going through our belay lesson. He also loved climbing the many different rock walls once we were able to belay for him. The staff is extremely knowledgable, friendly and takes the time to make sure you are comfortable at your challenge of choice. The facility is geared towards extreme amateurs like my wife and I to very advance climbers. It was also really cool to watch the more experienced climbers. I the facility is kept really clean and their washrooms also have showers if you need to clean up. If you are looking for a great place to have fun with your family, I'd recommend going to Aspire!

My my Junction, how you've grown! It's been well over a year since I last visited and this spot has…read moregone through a lot of positive changes. I believe even more updates are on the way! Their reception area is much larger with tons of storage for shoes, bags, and jackets. The bouldering area is now on the 2nd level which gives people more room to hang out and take breaks. They added more auto-belay walls as well which is awesome for those who do not have the belay training and just want to climb on their own. I definitely recommend this spot to beginners and pro climbers alike! Let's not forget, they have a ton of friendly people working here! They are awesome! Check their Facebook page for lots of cool events happening. From PA Day camps, disco climbing nights, to Ladies Nights!

Too many newbies. Couldn't get any time on the walls. Staff weren't properly training people. Smelt…read morelike body odour.

I'm a little bit surprised by the somewhat average rating this place has. For people who didn't…read morelike it, are there other trampoline parks who do it much better? For me, the place was spacious, with a massive trampoline area, ball pit, rope swing, dodge ball area and others. I even liked how the trampoline area had varied sizes of squares (or trampolines) so that with some of the larger ones you would feel more comfortable to do things like flips and back drops. They also had a really cool monkey-bar, jungle gym area as well as a large arcade. Lots of couches for people to relax on, which were right on the same level as the trampolines that you could watch your kids from a close proximity. They place is very clean and the staff were plentiful and helpful. It's not necessarily the cheapest place, but considering the costs they would have (including lots of staff to monitor the jumpers), I'm sure it's a fair price. Great place and fail-proof for kids having a great time.

We booked a birthday party here for 11 children during an extreme heat wave, only to arrive and…read morediscover there was no air conditioning. We later learned the AC had reportedly been out of service for about two weeks, yet no one contacted us in advance to let us know or offer the option to reschedule. Had we known, we never would have brought a group of children into those conditions. An Orange Heat Alert was in effect, and both children and adults became overheated. Some showed signs of heat exhaustion, and the kids were struggling to participate. Instead of enjoying their birthday, they left sweaty and disappointed. To make matters worse, the staff member assigned to our party was called away to a lengthy staff meeting while we were the only party there. We struggled to get water refills when they were most needed. Mara was helpful whenever she was available, but overall the staff seemed unprepared, and no manager came to check on our group or address the situation. What was most disappointing wasn't just the broken AC--it was how the situation was handled. There was no advance warning, no apology from the GM, no effort to mitigate the conditions with fans, complimentary cold drinks, arcade passes, or any other accommodation. Customer safety and satisfaction should have been the priority. We paid a hefty price for a memorable birthday celebration and instead experienced an unsafe and deeply disappointing afternoon. I hope management takes responsibility for how this was handled so other families don't have the same experience.

In Aurora branch, when it's time for customer care, expect nothing. The manager and staff support…read moreeach other and don't care about customer satisfaction and children disappointing.

We have been to the Vaughan location twice now, and this place is amazing, not just for birthday…read moreparties, but it's fun for the whole family! I love jumping on those trampolines and running around - you not only get great exercise, but you get in touch with your inner child! We will definitely be coming back soon! It is a very fun place, and kids and adults alike love it!

The PAC is the older of the two gyms at the University. There are variety of things to do here from…read morethe rock climbing wall (join the Outer's Club for access), golf simulator, the pool, the basketball court and the fitness centre (including the Astro turf on the upper level). I would say the variety of activities here is quite high as well as lots of fitness classes take place here. The actual fitness centre is aging with far less machines than Columbia Ice Fields. That being said, the environment is best for varsity athletes, bodybuilders, olympic lifters and powerlifters. The gym has that old school Rocky mentality. A new or casual exerciser would enjoy the CIF much more than the PAC. While there are lots of activities to do here the staff here are hit or miss in terms of their helpfulness. I noticed that the older staff during the day to be quite rude at times and are not welcoming. The student staff are usually quite friendly but are obviously some who are newer and still in training. The trainers at the PAC I have found to show extreme favouritism towards their friends and other gym regulars. For example: the PAC does not allow you to take in any bags, fine. However, trainers who are off duty place all of theirs scattered near the desk, and allow of their friends to do the same. If you're going to do that least put it inside of the office so it's not in everyone's way. Lastly, are also off duty trainers. I encountered one gentleman who was super rude to a newer exerciser. He had left for about 10 min and left all of his weights on the bar in a squat rack. The newer guy went to remove this and start his own workout. Once the trainer returned he aggressively said the following: "that's nice, you can go ahead and put 225 LB back on the bar thanks. Apparently you don't know when weights are on the bar that someone's obviously using it". Okay dude, that may be true but if you leave for 10 minutes don't expect it to still be there for you. Learn some gym etiquette yourself. Okay rant over. TL/DR: lots of variety of activities, old facility (but getting a renovation I believe) and super inconsistent staff.