Overall we had fun here. This is the ideal place to come to play arcade games and of course, ride…read morethe go carts. The go carts were rather slow in my opinion. After the first lap, I felt like my car was going to cut off at any moment. The track isn't big at all which allowed us to be able to make several trips around the track. The track attendant made sure we all followed the safety rules. They offer an unlimited wristband option for the go karts. We did not opt for this but we did play multiple arcade games. I was thrilled they had my fav, Ms PAC Man! Some of the games weren't operable due to Covid. The staff here was friendly and helpful. Pricing was reasonable.

Guy with sunglasses behind the register has a bad work ethic barely wants to attend customers the…read morefemale was nice the guy needs to step his game up tho bad 1 time experience

Lovebugs is great! We have come here when the weather is too hot, too wet, or too cold to be…read moreoutside. We've come when the kids have had wayyyy to much screen time and they can have a nice clean place to do some creative play and a clean bathroom to use when they will inevitabily need to poop or pee! This studio is only for children 5 and under though and must wear socks in the play area. Check it out if your kid is needing somewhere clean and nice to play.

This is a great indoor playground for young children. My granddaughter loves this place and the…read moreprice is reasonable.

I really love rollercoasters, but sometimes these wooden ones will tear you up and send you seeking…read morethe nearest chiropractor. Not only was the Boardwalk Bullet a blast and a half to ride, but my back and neck were A-OK after I got off. No problem with whiplash whatsoever! One of the smoothest wooden rollercoasters I've ever been on, in fact. If you are 100+ years old, frail, barely able to walk and such, but yet you're trying to decide whether or not you should try a ride on the Boardwalk Bullet, I assure you, you'll be fine! Just make sure to wear your Depends, though.

This is review #1000 for me (should be #1002, but I won't go into the details of why two of them…read morewere removed, grrrr), so it had to be special. How about this: #1000, I'm the first one to write a review on it, and one of the great rollercoasters in the country. The Boardwalk Bullet opened in 2007 a few feet from Galveston Bay. It's a woodie, and it's a crazy one. I had heard that the Texas Cyclone was relocated here from Astroworld, that DID NOT happen, these are two very different coasters. From a distance, it looks like it would be a lot of fun. The reality is much greater. First, you're waiting in line, and when the train zips under you, the entire structure shakes. Second, there is a place to put your hat, purse, phone, etc.; loose articles are prohibited. If you're nervous about riding, simply step through the train and leave, although you just lost $6 by doing so. If you do sit down, you're in for a thrill. I rode near the back, but I don't think there's a lot of difference between front and back. The Bullet never slows down from the first drop to the finish. There are three big drops, and they're all gnarly. The big feature, indeed is speed: although it barely goes over 50mph, the turns are tight, the drops are sudden, and you have only a split second to prepare for anything. The Bullet packs a lot into a small space, which makes it more intense than 80mph on a 200-foot drop. Its high noise level increases the excitement level. It's like a smaller version of the Ghost Rider in California's Knott's Berry Farm: smaller, shorter, but the same out-of-control feel. Some coasters are yawners. Others have you say "hey, that was pretty good." The Boardwalk Bullet is one of those that you'll want to ride again and again and again.

Me and my girl took my nieces to Sloomoo and they had the time of their life. She and I actually…read morebeen to Sloomoo before but my niece's, since that time, haven't wanted to go and she, and her sweet self, took my nieces for the summer. We did all the things and my nieces were so so happy. Hey played with all the slime investigated the slime, take pictures, and took content. The staff is so sweet and accommodating and so very understanding. They're already planning our next out and.. we'll see if we oblige. LOL

Expensive but fun! Our group of adults and kids aged 6, 7, 8, 9 all enjoyed it. Allow about 60-90…read moremin for the typical visit. Be sure to look for coupon codes when buying your tickets: our order was initially going to be around $270 for 3 adults, 4 kids -- but we got $70 off through an online promo code. Entry includes a "build your own slime" bar - you get to pick out the type of slime feel you want, then pick the color and fragrance, and pick 3 plastic charms to take home. They have handwashing stations at the start and after the build-your-own-slime bar. The only things I didn't like about it were the smells could be very strong because the slimes are fragranced with different cool smells. Some of us were feeling a little bit headache-y or nauseous or weird by the end, probably from the smells. This place is probably a one-and-done for us. Fun but the smells were a bit overwhelming, and even after washing our hands, our hands still smelled very fragranced after we left, which was irritating for some of us.

This is a pretty cute park for kids but the only thing is that there is a section. Your kids run…read morearound really quickly like mine. We can't see them through the wood slats so you spend a lot of time walking around through them. Always a muddy spot there no matter so beware. Also there is no restroom or water fountain. I believe they are trying to make changes to the park sometimes soon.

I took my 5 yr old and 1.5 yr old here with a friend and her kids for the first time on a Sunday…read moremorning around 10 am. There is street parking that was easily accessible to the front of the gated park entrance. The wooden playground was large and had 2 sections for bigger kids & smaller kids. The wooden train was unique and many kids enjoyed exploring it. There weren't as many picnic tables. I didn't see any bathrooms. Our kids had a lot of fun and I especially appreciated the fenced in park to keep the kids safe. It's close to many shops like Cloud 9 creamery and Common Bond. I definitely plan to come back again.

Cute little water park for the younger kids. A great option for families who don't live in a…read morecommunity with a community pool. The price is great for $5 pp during the week and $7 pp on the weekends. I took my 7 month old daughter and 8 mo th old nephew here last weekend and we all enjoyed. Although there wasn't much they could do independently, we loved that it wasn't busy and the kids could enjoy some pool time. We tried rinsing the kids off before leaving but were grossed out by the bathroom. The curtains had mold and as a mother with a little one who has sensitive skin and allergies, that was a no for me. However, it's kind of expected at water parks so that'd why I still gave this place 4 stars.

Gets full fast get there early otherwise it can be a long wait. Awesome small water park great for…read moretoddlers and older kids.

This place has amazing service! We booked a Birthday Party last minute and the staff took great…read morecare of us. I would highly recommend this place to any parent wanting to have a kid's Birthday Party here! Clean Environment, friendly staff, and had lots of fun skating!

One of the main managers carter has for no reason made a 12 year old cry after accusations of…read moresomething that had never happened. Made a 12 year old cry and after I asked why he was crying he said it the way he will run his business and was very rude to me and multiple others for no apparent reason.

Great place to take the kids to skate. It's clean and friendly…read more The menu is reasonable priced for the family. Call first, times vary.

Some of my first memories I have are from Great Time Skate! I went to an after school daycare…read morecenter that took us to Great Time on a regular basis. It would have been between 1980 and 1987. Some of my fondest memories are: Watching Michael Jackson's "Beat It" and "Thriller" on the big drop down screen when they first came out. Doing the hokey-pokey many, many times. Competing in turtle races on these little carts that one would sit on and propel yourself forward (very slowly) by wiggling back and forth to create forward movement. If Great Time Skate is even HALF as fun as it used to be it would still live up to its name. Thanks for the memories Great Time Skate.