Me and my friends went here and the experience was incredible. From the moment you walk in you are…read morein for a truly unique experience. The host was fully hands on and did the most to ensure we had a good time.

Very great interactive scary escape room! The person who runs it is amazing very nice and does it…read morealone! I completely recommend this place if you're wanting to be a little spooked!!! Super cool environment and good puzzles! Our group of 5 made it out with about 9 minutes left. Make sure to call if you don't see a game with the time you want! The owner might be able to run the game at a time for you that doesn't show on the website!! Very great experience!! Thank you!

I had my first visit to Jingle Rails at the Ejteljorg! A friend and I went with two mini BFFs. The…read moredisplays were intricately detailed! I hadn't expected that, but they're truly works of art. My favorite was the little downtown area with the Soldiers and Sailors Monument lit up with lights for Christmas. The trains rolled by plenty, and there was a nice flow to the exhibit. They kept activities and toys for the kids--magnatiles, coloring pages, train tables--in the back. Mini BFF loved that! There was also a scavenger hunt sheet, and my friend and I both found it challenging as adults! Much too old for young kids, though, I think. It got busy while we were there, which made enjoying the displays tough. It's a fairly small space so crowds aren't ideal. But we enjoyed ourselves and it was cool to see! Adults were $20 and kids 4 and under were free, so a decent value for the exhibit!

Jingle Rails is one of the few holiday experiences that my kids want to go to each year. They're…read moreolder kids now, so they have outgrown Santa, but no one outgrows miniature trains. This is a whimsical exhibit that, as of this writing, has been chugging along at the Eiteljorg Museum for 15 years now. You'll see mini electric trains choo-chooing above and below on more than 1,200 feet of railroad track. The trains meander through tunnels and past scenes of the Indianapolis skyline and the landmarks of the American West. This is an exhibit that rewards the people who look closely at things -- you'll see cool details and backdrops that are created out of natural materials. Jingle Rails is great for all ages, but younger kids will love it too because there's a play area at the back of the exhibit designed just for kids. You'll find train-themed toys, books, puzzles, Magna-Tiles and coloring pages, plus comfy chairs for the grown-ups. It's a nice place to say "yes" to touching things, when you have to say "no" so many times to touching the Jingle Rails trains and scenery. You know how it is, if you have young kids. The museum also provides an activity guide with an I Spy game, so kids can walk around and find all of the clues hidden around the exhibit. Take your completed I Spy game to the Eiteljorg museum store for a prize! Jingle Rails is included with museum admission. If you have kids with you, don't forget to check out the Family Education Center that's located downstairs. It's a hidden gem! It's a space designed for kids and families, with designated areas for pretend play and hands-on activities.

We had such an amazing time here! We came here to celebrate my little cousins birthday. They have a…read moretoddler section (for those still in diapers) and it was perfect for our girls. They were the only ones there at the time, so it was as if it was their own personal playground. The staff was extremely friendly. It was $19 for one child and two adults enter in for free. You needed to have sock, but if you don't, they have you covered. They also had snack available to purchase. They also have birthday packages available. Parking is right outside the door. This was a fun place to let the little run free, safely. As an adult, I had a blast playing with my little. We will be back sooner than later .

Great place for the kids to cut loose, not a lot food options an the snacks they have ARE priced…read morevery high, but your not there for the snacks. Sometimes you get a few kids and adults that don't mesh with others so if don't have a strong tolerance for stupidity you might want to hold off on going because you patience could be tested... the stuff is fun an friendly

Great addition to have in the Greenwood area! It's smaller, which I prefer because I can always…read morehave eyes on my kids while sitting at our table. They have coffee and snack type items to eat. They have toys, play structures, etc and also have a small section for little babies as well. Current price is $11.99 per kid, and they must have gripe socks.

This was a super cute place to have a play date with my kiddo. The associate working was super…read moresweet and I saw her cleaning multiple times while we were there. I did not try the food or coffee but it was offered. They also had menus available with a variety to choose from. I would love to come back. She also mentioned they will be hosting a birthday party. I will for sure be inquiring about the space for a party for my little.

Upon entering the building, there was an overwhelming smell of sewage or something similar. We…read morewould have turned around immediately but we had family from out of town meeting us. The staff members were all friendly. They were just sorta absent. Ppl were standing in line at the counter for 15 mins just to be able to ask a question or even buy a cup for soda. The pizza was exactly what we expected. (I love Chuck E Cheese pizza). However, we bought a cake and they told us it needed to thaw for an hour. No biggie. Our party was booked for 2 hours anyways. When they brought the cake and we got it passed out, it was super stale. Like inedible. We paid $8 each for the kids to jump in the trampoline. They loved it.

we did not order any food…read more considering the prices for the prizes, the ticket reward amounts for the games were little to nothing the location was understaffed but even still we received good service. it also wasn't crowded at all. this location is the closest one to me that still has an animatronic. the stage is a studio c beta stage, and isn't in very good condition. some lights not working, paint chipping, chuck himself appeared lopsided. like every other studio c, the animatronic does not perform and at most blinks and moves side to side.

This is an adorable spot that I had no idea existed until a friend asked me to attend a wine and…read morecardology class here. Such a sweet space with several designated parking spaces right in front. I arrived a few minutes early to our class and was able to look around at the great selection of gift and home products at the front of the space. For our class, snacks and drinks were included in the price and we had a lovely time laughing and learning more. I look at their schedule of upcoming events and they host so many fun events! Perfect for girls night out.

Create Art Studio is an amazing place for any art enthusiasts or people that just want to explore…read moretheir creativity! I've been to 2 workshops and both have been incredible. The founders Chrissy and Alissa are so nice and welcoming every time! The instructors are also so warm and the vibe of the place is just perfect, of course I have to mention the refreshments are on point too :) 100% recommend taking a class and they have parking!

I was under the impression that the Skip + Alex Lange Innovation Center was for Boy Scouts and Girl…read moreScouts only, but no, it's open to the public! On Saturdays, day passes are available to the public, which are $20 and allow you in-and-out access all day. This center is located on the grounds of Camp Belzer, tucked near Ft. Harrison State Park in Lawrence. You'll find lots of fun, family-friendly activities for all ages, including a ropes course, rock climbing and bouldering walls, indoor archery, a makerspace, robotics and technology, and lots more. The ropes course (SkyTrail Air Adventure Course) has 10 different obstacles all connected and suspended 9 feet in the air. Kids must be at least 42 inches tall to go on the course with an adult, and 48 inches or taller to go on the course alone. The ropes course is only open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Lange has two rock climbing walls. The main rock climbing wall features seven lanes for climbing, each lane with four paths to the top that increase in difficulty. The north tower rock wall, with three lanes and three options to get to the top, offers a view out into the camp from the windows. They also have a bouldering wall and bouldering cave. The bouldering cave allows kids to climb around and practice different rock climbing holds freely, but each climber must wear a helmet. Assistants stand by, ready to catch or help each kid. There's also a makerspace room, where kids can learn about and try out different technology, including robots and drones. Here, you can fly drones or make robots move on command using a tablet, make robots move along a path using special markers, and lots more. The room also includes space to try out 3D printing and laser-cutting, tinker with toys, and get hands on while learning about technology and science. Some of the activities change out weekly, and that includes some of the sports. When we visited, they had an indoor badminton court set up, but the week before, that area was designated for indoor archery. There was also a basketball shooting area, cornhole and velcro darts. Drop-ins are welcome at Lange Innovation Center, but the center can also be rented for groups, such as Scouts, clubs and schools. So, calling ahead and reserving a time is highly recommended.

I have been here a few times for laser tag, and I LOVE IT. First of all, I only go with a group of…read moreadults and secondly, I am almost always under the influence of some of the 32oz beers they serve in the bowling alley. This place is a great arena to go with a group of fun loving adults who just want to kick back and shoot their friends with lasers. In the past, I've gone with groups of between 8-12 people, and we always have a great time. This place is connected to a big bowling alley that serves food and alcohol, and the staff usually lets you bring your beers into the waiting rooms at the laser tag hall. It's true that the staff isn't the most professional, but they are teenagers. What I loved about the staff last time I went, is that one of them strapped on a vest and played with us. He was fun, and wanted us to have a good time. Now, I probably would never take any kids here. If you are looking for a fun new experience, and you like 32oz beers, Laser Storm is totally the best place to go in Indy. I'd give it 5 stars because I've always had a blast here, but honestly, this place isn't quite there.

Had my son's birthday party there Saturday. The kids had a great time and the staff was great with…read morethe kids. Even gave my husband a cup of coffee.