Definitely no rain check as it rained after we had been there a few hours. I felt water could have…read morebeen cleaner. You have to pay for all the extras. There are only 2 slides. Extremely frustrating that they send kids down in no life jackets with no one catching them at the bottom. I am surprised no one has drowned because of this. Probably won't go back. With covid still felt like there was to many people. Figured they were all about the money and not safety of customers.

I go to full blast to get away from everyone! It is a good day to play in the water or just lay in…read morethe sun !the snack bar is fun too!

Our four year old and my husband had a total blast on the toboggan run. I had heard about it for…read moreyears so it was fun to finally see it in person and see just how popular it was despite it only being 15 degrees outside. The price includes one hour of time on the run and folks typically can make it through 2-3 times. I have to say, I was surprised at just how much fun I had watching strangers go down and seeing the whole thing. It's quite nostalgic. You can park at the top of the run or at the hotel (where the track spits you out).

SO MUCH FUN! I came with my family in late December and we had a blast! There were 6 adults and two…read morekids in our group and everyone enjoyed themselves. The toboggan rental is easy and straightforward. You fill out a yellow sheet before going up to the window and then need an ID to rent up to 4 toboggans. They range from 2-4 people and cost $13 an hour for each one. Then $6.50 for each additional half hour. If it's busy you can only go down once in an hour, but with fewer people it's possible to get down 3 times if you're walking the sled up each time. People who drive in their car with the sleds May be able to go down 4 times. I personally liked having to hike back up with the sled. It's great exercise and reminds me of running up the hills to sled back down as a kid. The sleds go up to almost 40mph. We got up to 37mph with two adults and two kids (11 and 12). It's thrilling and fun! The only scary part for me was waiting on the metal steps going up. I'm scared of heights and I was shaking waiting in the line, but it was worth the ride down!

This is a first class facility! I am so glad they built this Recreation center. You will find a…read morebunch of basketball courts, weights, cardio machines, locker rooms, and a running/walking track. The equipment is in good shape, and it's never too crowded. I found the staff to be friendly and helpful. If anything, I'd like to see more free weights added. But you can get a great workout here, and, if you are a BG person, you will likely see multiple people that you know.

People here are always so nice and the area in general is so clean and taken care of.read more

Ok I found this place by accident. I play table tennis often wherever I go. Well they have a group…read morethat meets every Tuesday and Friday from 1:30 to 4:00 pm . What a great time I had. I was welcomed in the fold like a brother. Great facility for the community. I will be back..

The park is under some construction through September which is a bummer but from what they've dug…read moreup, it looks like there will be some great improvements. The ball field will go away but they're putting in new playground equipment, new pavilion, new basketball courts and updated restrooms. In the meanwhile, the parking lot is still there, the river is still there (note the warning about eating the fish) and it's a nice, peaceful spot. [Review 11208 overall, 984 of 2019.]

This is our go-to putting-in point for kayaking to Arcadia Ales (it's round about an hour's paddle…read more-- longer if you're feeling leisurely and faster if you're going for a big workout). Plenty of parking, tons of covered picnic area. We staged about 75 kayaks/paddleboards/canoes there for a recent Kanoe the Kazoo event and it didn't feel too crowded on the riverbank, which was awesome. However, you've got to be pretty strategic about how you put in (fortunately we had seasoned paddlers leading our group who gave good advice about how to put in, but those who tried to enter the river closer to the woods/fence/parking lot got caught up in some wicked current. Be sure to put in farther out toward the picnic structure and park and paddle across the river then let the current drift you across the mini-rapids. Don't forget -- it's unsafe to eat the fish from the Kalamazoo River. We saw tons of people fishing on our recent excursion and really worried about their health. A few people were sad to see a small tent city on the river's edge -- personally it made me happy that some of the homeless had found a more pleasant haven than the city parks. Just a matter of perspective, I suppose. One of the "tent cities" was also a group of 5 matching, new-looking tents so I suspect that group was a group of people kayak-camping.

I held my daughter's party on December 21, 2025, at Sky Zone in Bradenton, where I received…read moreterrible service from the receptionist and the manager. Upon arriving, the door was closed even though the place was open to the public. I waited at the door for about 10 minutes until someone came and opened it. Once inside, I waited in the line designated for events and parties for 10 minutes, but no one came to assist me. I then went to the general customer service line and waited until I was served. At no point, either by phone or in person, was I informed that I could only enter the room to decorate 10 minutes before the party started. I went to the room to decorate, and after decorating, I was told I would have to pay $100 to keep the room decorated until the party time. My guests called me to ask me to open the door, as it was still locked. When I left the door open, the manager went and closed it. I told her I had left it open because the door was closed and people couldn't get in. She was incredibly rude and told me to go and see if the door wasn't already open. She was very rude to my guests and even added a child to my guest list who wasn't mine. In short, terrible service, and I do not recommend this place to anyone for a party.

Always great! This place always has something for everyone. Whether it's a small trampoline, or an…read moreobstacle course, there is always fun to be found! Love coming here. Staff are chill, bathrooms are clean, great place!

The Palmer Commons is a fantastic building with many modern touches. Although the building seems a…read morebit confusing from the outside, once you enter there are maps and monitors that display what is going on in the building on that day. I was disappointed with the leg room in one of the lecture halls, and the drinking fountains are not as intuitive to use as you would think they would be. Nevertheless, I am a fan of the modern design of the building and enjoyed my visit!

From the owner: At the center of the Life Sciences Complex, we proudly offer a warm environment to collaborate with…read morecolleagues, rejuvenate over food, gather with study groups and connect with friends. Through use of leading-edge technology and attention to hospitality details, the on-site service team is committed to achieving the event planning, meeting, programming and general gathering needs of the University and Ann Arbor communities.