This is a bait and switch establishment. Told us the Alpine Slide was down but would open up later…read moreso they convinced us to buy the Ultimate Pass to take advantage of the time we would have to wait for the Slide. And if the Slide was never opened they would refund us the price of what the a la carte slide price would be. We did the Aerial adventure for 2 hours and slide still closed. So we did the zip line and tubes but still no slide. It was time for us to go so I went back to the office and was told they would not refund us as we already did everything but the slide and jump. Wtff! It was fun but NOT worth almost $200 for 2 people. ONE STAR for the staff who were all super cool and helpful. ONE STAR for the aerial adventure being a fun 2 hour experience.

If you are up for some adrenaline rush and physical exertion (can you climb a 20ft wobbly rope…read moreladder that makes you feel inverted), then definitely add this to your Mt Rushmore vacation itinerary. Located just 5-8 mins from the Mt Rushmore parking lot. We started of with a $35 package 800ft Zipline and "bungee" jump for the boys and $25 Zipline for us. TIP: don't waste your money on the jump, or the 800ft (15 second) Zipline. Go straight for the Aerial ropes course which have those elements built into several of their 8 paths/courses. We decided after that we wanted to do the 2hr Aerial adventure ropes course high in the trees, because it looked fun, well-built, new, and safe. TIP: They wouldn't re-bundle what we already did into a new package rate. Lame!!!! Buy what you think you might do up front. The regular rate is $49 for 2hrs or $10 less for 1h15m twilight pricing (after 5:00p). You have to start your last path by 6p. And you cannot try a higher difficulty path without leveling up from an easier level (yellow to green to blue to black). We did the twilight rate and only had time for the yellow, green, and blue. The green and blue were really fun, and had great Zipline and Jump elements built in. We were told the black is a real workout, not quite American ninja warrior hard, but hard. The equipment is very safe and the staff is well trained. They use a tweezle ropes system which is very safe with built in redundancies. Some of the yellow path equipment could use some tightening. Bathrooms were nasty. All in all, we had a blast and wished we could have spent all day there. This was the best ropes course we have ever tried.

I'd like to start by saying our tour guide, I think his name was Sam?, was amazing. Loved their…read morejokes and was just a fun person to have as our tour guide. He is by far the reason I'm giving 5 stars over an average score. He honestly made it great for us. I think we were the only people without kids, which should have been our first clue that maybe we weren't the target audience for this place, but it gave us Gravity Falls vibes so we bought our tickets and waited for our guide. They weren't kidding when they said the tour could make you feel dizzy and possibly nauseous, because boy did we feel dizzy and nauseous for awhile after. I don't want to give the details of the tour away, but I will say I had fun learning about gravity hot spots. If they ask you "does this look level to you?" If you say no the response is always "well it is" as they show you will a ball sitting on the surface that won't roll. It was overall pretty cool, but if I ever go back it'll probably be just for the gift shop. I'm glad I got to experience it once, but this is a place that I'm one and done with.

This is an amusing roadside stop. It's unlike anything else we've done before. The tours are run by…read moreyoung people who are polite and funny. It's priced well and is a neat experience, especially for kids. If you have vertigo, don't do this haha! It can be a little disorienting.

My family and I came here years ago and had a blast and the staff was attentive and kind. Just…read morerecently went back again with a big group and although they were short staffed they were all so very kind and even apologized and made us aware that they were short staffed. Front desk gal you buy tickets from also helped us find the best package for us to enjoy everything and not over spend. If you are looking fun for your family (of all ages!) this is the place. My 4 & 3 year old did go karts, bumper cars and even laser tag with us. Now we will forever have these amazing memories. Definitely going back soon!

Fun things to do BUT the place needs a serious update and a MUCH better air handling system. The…read morefumes are outrageous and cannot be healthy to breathe in. You will stink when you leave and my lungs felt awful. That's a lot of carbon monoxide.

This was an awesome laid-back place to have a good time. The guy at the counter was very helpful by…read morewalking us through how to throw without being boring. We had a blast chucking axes. He let us pick the music too! As a bonus I watched him work with a group of older women who were obviously having a great time while he chatted with then and helped them throw better. I'll be back soon!

Made a reservation by phone 2 days in advance ... showed up and they lost our reservation could not…read moreaccommodate us and basically ruined our evening out ... based our day around this plan to have it be a bust!

Nice, but mostly sized and themed towards the little kids. Eleven year old grandkid asked to go…read moreto a park since it was such a nice spring day. This park was close by so we gave it a try. Except for the swings, the 11 year old is too tall for everything there. That said, it's a pretty good park for the younger kids and there were many of them there under the watchful eyes of the parents in the area. A couple of shaded picnic tables helped make it more palatable for the adults in our group. While I'd recommend this park, we are unlikely to return simply as a result of age related utility.

We stopped here to view America's largest Berlin Wall exhibit and of course see the many beautiful…read moresculptures we had heard about. It is a lovely park with lots of greenspace and beautiful foliage but there were many unhoused persons and some seemed to be living/sleeping next to the statues so we weren't able to spend to much time enjoying some of them or get to close and we didn't want to bother anyone. The ones we did see up close were magnificent! We enjoyed walking through the park on the paved trails and perhaps it was just because we were from outside the area but we had difficulty finding anywhere close to park so we also had a nice walk to and from the park as well. The highlight for my husband was getting to spin the 9,000 lb piece of granite. The engineering makes it possible but it's still pretty tough to get that 4 ton stone moving. This park is worth a stop just for that.

This park is a memorial to those that died in the Rapid Creek floods of 1972. An amphitheater,…read moreplayground, lake & war monuments are displayed here as well. There are sections of the Berlin Wall because this was the front line for the Cold War. Missile & launch control facilities are peppered through the grasslands & are run by the National Park Service.

I went there opening day and did the party extravaganza package. It was 3 hours of amazing awesome…read morefun!!!! Did the glass smashing session, are throwing and splatter painting. We had a group of 10 people total in our group and the facility easily fix us for each activity. Highly highly recommend!!

Limited parking but then there's a nice hike and everything is well maintained. We enjoyed stopping…read morehere and my dog Certainly did too