I went for my friends nieces birthday and I had a blast. It…read moreis kid and adult friendly so you can share the space together and but feel like you might knock someone over. There is adult nights on some Thursdays which I can wait to attend and just be a big kid again and it all that this place has to offer. The staff were friendly when you walk in and get your ticket from the counter. You will need to sign a waiver and you get the cutest socks to walk around and slid in. You might look done some of the slides and get scared but trust me it's not as bad as it looks!

Brought my grandkids who are 10,8,6 here last Saturday. Facility was very clean and nice. My…read moreoldest had an absolute blast! She loved every slide. Her favorite slide was the avalanche. My 8 year old grandson was afraid. He thought the slides looked like they went too fast. We did convince him to try a couple of the slides. He liked the yellow curly slide at the end. My 6 year old would not ride any slides. She's pretty little. So she didn't have fun at all. No slides small enough for her and playground was for 5 and under. So we paid $40 including socks for her to just stand there and watch. So definitely was a complete waste for her. Really think they need something for kids in that between phase. I really didn't understand why the playground has a 5 and under limit. Only recommend this place if your kids are daredevils or older.

In case you did not make it out to the Union Centre Boulevard Bash in West Chester, make sure you…read moredon't miss it next year if you're the local festival kind of person. The Taste of Blue Ash (late August) is always a big and very popular event, and I recently was at the MidSummer at the Meadows in Milford, but the "Bash" in West Chester was probably the best out of all of them, featuring a ton of great rides, great food, and great music in the very new and nice Square at Union Centre. The event kicked off on Friday night (Aug. 8) at 5:00 p.m., went from 2:00 p.m.-midnight on Saturday, and finished off with eight more hours in the afternoon and evening on Sunday. Food vendors were Coldstone Creamery, Jag's Steak and Seafood, Boston Butz BBQ, Papa John's Pizza, Izzy's, Bruster's, and Savannah Center, while other vendors included Cincinnati.com, Time Warner Cable, Twisted Tea, Indiana Wesleyan University, Owens Corning Basement Finishing System and several beer companies. There was also a large kids/family section with $1 games, as well as rides, and there was even a fashion show and golf exercises. The real draw for most, however, was the music. Q102 and AK Steel presented this event and Friday featured well-known Cincinnati cover band The Rusty Griswolds, while Saturday's three act lineup was headlined by David Cassidy. I was there Sunday (today), and first heard 3 Day Rule and then Kings X, while Extreme followed, although I was gone by then. I wasn't crazy about Kings X, although I really enjoyed 3 Day Rule which played songs from mostly the 80s, but many songs from the last 10 or 12 years as well. They covered top songs from bands like the Police, Van Halen, Men at Work, Journey, Counting Crows, Lit, Modest Mouse, and The Killers. There were tons of tables and chairs, while close to the stage there was more than enough standing room. Overall, I found the Union Centre Boulevard Bash to be a great event, much better than the similar MidSummer at the Meadows that took place last month. While many of Sunday's attendees were from West Chester, I recommend attending this August event next year if you are from anywhere within a 20 minute radius. Parking is very close although $5, but admission is free.

Brought to you by the same minds of Taste of Cincinnati, Party in the Park, and Oktoberfest...so it…read moreshould be a good time, right? Unfortunately, the now annual Union Center Boulevard Bash (in its 4th year, I think) has yet to stack up to the likes of other local music and food festivals. In the spirit of Taste of Cincinnati, the Bash features food stalls from West Chester's finest (disputable) restaurants. This year, Cold Stone, Jags, Smokey Bones, and The White House Inn, will all make appearances and offer smaller versions of their specialties for visitors to sample at low costs. Entertainment is not up to par at this festival, the year that I went the headliner was Uncle Kracker, this year, it's Craig Morgan. Bad and worse. If Blue Ash can get the likes of Lone Star, Dierks Bentley, and Blake Shelton, why can't West Chester get anyone decent? Admission is free and I suppose if you have nothing else to do, strolling the Bash isn't a bad option. Bud Light is a sponsor so at least you can get a buzz and enjoy the August weather! This year the Bash takes place the weekend of August 8th.

Y'all, if I could give this 0 stars I would. Employee was on her phone for a whole minute with…read moreAirPods in before she even noticed me and 3 others were at the counter. Then, they didn't know how to put in a gift card that we was tryina use. They said it was expired because they were too lazy to even try and figure it out, because they actually had to do their job..

Okay y'all, I was worried how our 3yo's birthday party would go based on reviews and horror stories…read morebut our experience was wonderful. Jazmine, especially, made our party great. Check their FB for promotions and giveaways because that's how I won a free Jump Around birthday party during the 12 days of Christmas giveaway. The package includes 10 jumpers, sky socks, pizza, pop, invitations, paper products and options to add on other items. They were thorough and called ahead a few days to make sure we had no questions and were ready to go. Jazmine did everything for our party, it was odd for me not to serve guests or lead in any way. She did it ALL! Even cut the cake! We jumped for an hour, in separate sections of course. However, we were close enough for the adults and kids to still have fun with each other. We spent most of our time all together in the foam zone, it was barely even noticeable that we were "split." Larosas was great! Customer service was great! The facility is clean and spacious. I don't know if we lucked out or what, but the place was basically empty. It was like having our own private facility. For that, I recommend trying a week day for a party/visit. Tuesday from 4-6:10 worked out wonderfully for us. Thank you for making my daughter's birthday a fun, stress free one!

Staff is friendly and the facility is clean. The staff member did not stop cleaning the entire I…read morewas there which was about 2 1/2 hours. Much different from any other play facility!!

it's our fav indoor play area! I have an 8 year old & 2 year old, they both love it & so much to…read moredo! always clean, good snacks & adult beverages!

A working farm and store, open to public tours and events…read more We attended a wedding reception at Gorman Heritage Farm just north of Cincinnati, and we loved the farm! There are animals to visit and a small store with eggs, honey, produce, pasture-raised chicken, other local foods, fresh-cut flowers, and various books, clothing, and merchandise. For our event, they put up a huge tent, so we had breezy shaded dining. This was next to another covered structure, for a breezy shaded dance-floor. And there was a food-truck bar as well. In all, a clever use of their space for a fun comfortable event. We had access to their farm for self-tours, and i think there were guided tours and feedings, too, but we walked ourselves among and petted and brushed and fed the humped mini "zebu" steer, non-wooly Katahdin sheep, goats, mini horses, a mini donkey, mules, about six of rabbits of different kinds, and chickens. And beehives! We were there for a special event. The Gorman Heritage Farm is open to the public Mon-Sat for under $8 per person. Come see fun farm animals and products!

Cute farm, has a ton of plants, veggies, and land to see and explore! We had a good time walking…read morearound and seeing the farm. I just don't recommend *during the week*. I am sure the weekend has a different experience but there weren't many animals to see besides chickens, no snacks or drinks (from what I saw) and just not a lot to do! We did get to pick sunflowers which was fun.

I've been to RQ a couple times in the past but have started coming in regularly recently…read more The staff here are some of the best employees I've seen and always make people feel welcome! They're very knowledgeable about what they do and are more than willing to impart their wisdom onto you! The facilities are well kept and offer nice hygiene items in the bathrooms such as hair ties and nail files. I'm thankful they got a new water fountain because they've had several issues with it the past month. Only issue with facilities that is ongoing is that in the men's bathroom, there is an odor around the sink that smells like a bad P-pipe. As for the actual climbing, I have to say that it is perfect. I'm not much of a boulder guy anymore but those are very well set. In regards to the top ropes, they are well done and challenging whilst maintaining their entertainment value. I've only been to three places for rock climbing, but I think RQ beats the others to a pulp! Phenomenal work RQ staff!

Rockquest Climbing Center is the place where I first started climbing, and I absolutely love it!…read moreIt's such a welcoming spot with a great vibe -- perfect for beginners like I was when I walked in for the first time. The staff is super friendly and patient, always ready to give tips or belay you if you need it. The routes are well-set, varied, and they change them regularly so it never gets boring. Whether you're just starting out or you've been climbing for years, there's something here for everyone.

We are big park ppl now that the kids are old enough to explore and so happy to have happened upon…read morethis hidden gem. Just off the main drag in Sharonville, it's right across from the rec center and library. Fabulous little community block!

Clean and safe park and Sharonville, Ohio Best part is there…read moreis an adorable creek that runs out back. That's safe for kids to walk-through. I do suggest water shoes though. Park is always clean and well lit does get very hot in the summer though as there was limited shade

Worst establishment I've been to in years. Celebrated my son's 1st birthday here ,staff was…read moreunorganized. Wasted the first 20 minutes waiting on a party host to explain the details of our party when we're only given 2 hours of "play time" . Bathrooms were clean but no soap or paper towels. Manger wasn't helpful with the issues that we need taken care of during the party. He came out probably about 10 minutes after our party was almost over. The food was fine.Overall this specific establishment was a horrible experience. Never again .

There are better games than Eastgate which is nice however, we were pretty much bombarded by other…read morekids trying to use our play card! .. also we're trying to run my daughter off the games.. ended with a lady who claimed she worked at a daycare trying to start a fight with me over the trampoline area! .. we won't be back LOL.

I took my son and his friends here for his 13th Birthday…read more Upon arriving the doors were locked. I called and asked if there was a separate entrance and she yelled to someone that they forgot to open the doors. The area was quite a bit smaller than I expected. It was a single room with inflatables to hide behind. It wasn't really organized very well. The individual leading the games would ask everyone if they want to do rematches or play a different version of the game. Of course with different opinions I felt it would be best for the company to choose how the session is laid out. I believe the managers young daughter was joining the session and she walked out of the area a few times and they would ask if the speaker if she was coming back. The guns jammed a lot on the players which was getting frustrating for them. The kids had fun so that's what mattered but as the adult paying for everyone, I just felt it could have been much more organized. The individuals running the show were nice.