What a fun experience. Had a blast here with a Bachelorette party group. I was initially nervous…read more(not afraid of heights, moreso malfunctions) but I totally want to do this again. There were many lines we went on. I felt safe & secure. Our guides really were helpful and had fun with us as well. Check this place out if you plan on being around Nashville anytime soon!

Chance and Phoenix were amazing guides keeping us safe while zipping and adventuring through the…read morebeautiful scenery. There were 8 ziplines and all of them were a bit different but so much fun. I would definitely recommend it if you want to take a break from Nashvilles amazing food and music and explore a bit of nature.

Riverfront park was very clean and well maintained. There were many people running and walking…read more There are lots of green spaces for people to sit, exercise, or have a meal. It is very close to downtown and the walking bridge. Although it was very nice during the day I don't think it would provide the same setting going into the night hours due to the very high unhoused population of people. I also think they should have more shade options available

When I vacationed in Nashville for a week with my family, we spent a lot of time in Riverfront…read morePark. If you are unfamiliar with Riverfront Park, it is a linear park that parallels the Cumberland River and First Avenue in Downtown. It features the Light Meander sculpture, Ascend Amphitheatre, Cumberland River Greenway, Betty Brown Tree Trail and Arboretum, Fort Nashborough, and a first-rate Cumberland River view of the Nissan Stadium, Ghost Rider, and John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. In the vicinity of Broadway, I consider Riverfront Park a must see attraction. It takes very little effort to see it owing to the easternmost point of Broadway. When I was walking eastbound along Broadway, at the very end I saw Riverfront Park with the Ghost Rider. When we arrived at the end of Broadway, we spent time here sitting on the bench taking in the city. It was a scenic spot that was ideal for picture taking. Being into taking pictures there were two exceptional angles to capture. Looking to the east, I took pictures of the Cumberland River with Nissan Stadium, Ghost Rider, and The John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. Looking to the west, I photographed Broadway from the easternmost point and across the Honkey Tonk Highway segment all the way up the hill. I took these photos in the day, at sundown,and nighttime. This was a scenic spot to hang out with my family. Because it is the easternmost point of Broadway, it is occupied with people. In the beginning of our vacation, soccer fans celebrated here. On Saturday night when Broadway was overly saturated with partygoers, this was a nice spot for us to take in the action and scenery being only footsteps away from the action. We also visited Riverfront Park to board the Gray Line Nashville Tour. We didn't spend much time there on that day on account of the humidity. On one morning when I was alone, I walked Riverfront Park from Korean Veteran's Boulevard to Commerce Street. Unfortunately both the Ascend Amphitheatre and Fort Nashborough were closed off. I did get to set my eyes on some attractive plants with description signs along the Betty Brown Tree Trail and Arboretum in addition to the Light Meander Sculpture with Demonbreun Street and surrounding towers. Being into hiking I was interested in seeing the Cumberland River Greenway. However, there seemed to be a lack of signage for the Cumberland River Greenway. I was left asking myself, " If I wanted to partake in a regional hike, where is the connection? When I proceeded north on the walking path around the open grass and towering Ligh Meander sculpture that overlooks the easternmost point of Demonbreun Street, the walking path dumped me onto the 1st Avenue sidewalk and under the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. On this segment, the railroad and vegetation block the view of the river. When I looked to the left under the bridge there were unhoused individuals lying down. Approaching Broadway, the walking path deviated from the 1st Avenue sidewalk and back to the linear park. I continued north on 1st Avenue past a closed off Fort Nashborough and onto Commerce Street. That was my walking adventure here. As far as safety, I felt that it is safe at the easternmost point of Broadway. In essence it is a spot where Broadway merges with the Cumberland River. There is safety in numbers. I also felt that the easternmost point of Demonbreun Street was also safe. I feel the safety goes down in the less populated spots during less busy times of the day. That includes by Fort Nashborough where I started to speedwalk because I felt uncomfortable being isolated in a big city. Another safety factor is the summertime heat, humidity, and rainstorms. A plus is that it is close to the airconditioned restaurants and honkey tonks along Broadway including Hard Rock Cafe and Acme. When it got to be too hot to spend time here, we walked a few blocks to the Assembly Food Hall. I give Riverfront Park in the vicinity of the easternmost point of Broadway: Four Stars. It is a prime Downtown Nashville scenic location that bridges the Honkey Tonk Highway to the Cumberland River.

Super fun experience. Had our family in town and they loved it. I'm doing it again real soon.read more

I had a blast! It was my first time ever kayaking and I enjoyed every second of it. Connor and…read moreMercede were very encouraging, helpful and accommodating. The tide was low and we had to trek up to the falls and they helped us wade through the water. The entire crew was professional and safe. You will get a work out in, I was in a double kayak and it was hard. We got some advice from Connor how to make it work. On the way to the falls we were last but toward the front when going back.

We had an amazing time! Holly is very informative and lets you handle a lot of the birds. You can…read moretell that they are well taken care of and I wouldn't hesitate to come back when I'm in the area again. 10/10

Holly is absolutely wonderful and extremely knowledgeable about what she does. It was a fantastic…read moreexperience hearing her story, learning about the history of falconry, and getting to know each of her birds. It's clear that she takes excellent care of the animals in her care, and she was kind and patient with the younger kids in our group. 10/10 highly recommend and we will be back!

Great place for kiddos to run around & play! Lots of games & activities.. staff were helpful. Would…read morerecommend for rainy days or cold weather.

kid cooked the wrong pizza and just threw toppings on uncooked before giving it to me. tables and…read morebathrooms filthy. can I give less than 1 star.

Nashville Soccer Club plays at this stadium. Come here to GEODIS park if you want to see the best…read moreteam ever.

Finally made it to Geodis for a Nashville SC game and could not have been more pleased!…read more The stadium looks bigger than it actually is, but that is not a dig, it is a positive honestly, as all the food, beverage, stores, and amenities are well located and fairly easy to access from any seat in the house. Speaking of seats, there isn't a bad one in the place! Some are fully covered, others are partially covered and then of course they have those fully uncovered. We sat in the 200's, which was a wonderful view of the game, and as mentioned, gave us easy access to all the goods. Food options were standard with burger, hot dogs, fries, nachos and pretzels being available across most spots. They did have several local eateries as well, which is where most of us ended up grabbing something from. This includes pizza, chicken, bbq, tacos and more. Pricing for tickets was good, but pricing for food, parking and especially pro-shop was a bit more painful, so be prepared...cheap-ish to get in, but they get you everywhere else. The staff from entry to the store, food stalls and of course, exit, were all friendly and helpful. Overall, really great venue. Loved supporting the hometown team at Geodis and definitely look forward to visiting for all types of events!

It's all about filling good. Music , cardio, and people trying to fill good . . I'm out the…read morehouse with all a good time can be. While my kids are somehow getting faster...? Fun with my kids while they are young .

I came here with my job for a team builder! The music was great, and the staff was really sweet. We…read morehad a blast until I fell and fractured my leg. One of the employees came over immediately and gave me a bag of ice. I fell trying to get off the rink and back on to the carpet. I would recommend they add railing to help skaters get down onto the floor and back up out of the rink. Also, if you're over 40, don't go skating. The end.

Overall: We had a good experience here! We were able to do a walk-in and booked the rage room…read more Warning: It gets pretty hot! We were super sweaty. We got 2 buckets of breakable/shatterable items which was definitely the most satisfying part of the experience. However, there aren't too many items after the shatterables that have the same satisfaction -- many already broken appliances (i.e. rice cooker, TV, keyboards). Service: The woman who helped us was very nice and efficient in explaining the standards, our time, and helping us set up our music on the speaker! Ambience: It's a rage room, so... exactly what you think.

My friend and I came here to do the rage room, and it was such a disappointing and unsatisfying…read moreexperience. The entire experience was unsettling with bad vibes all around. We called ahead to reserve a spot, and when we arrived, the guy working acted like he had no idea who we were or why we were there. The guy working was also cleaning multiple guns when we walked in, which was very weird and unprofessional. Not to mention it was a riffle- right in the middle of the business?!?! He then gave us lackluster instructions about "safety" and the room. The "safety briefing" was rushed and careless, like they couldn't be bothered. The room itself was tiny and could barely fit two people, let alone 5-6 people. All that you are given is a bucket full of glass that you go through in about 15 min (as two people). For the price, I expected a lot more variety and quantity.