We had a kids party here and the price for what you got was actually a good value! This zap zone is…read moreHUGE! There were tons of games and activities and even a bowling alley. The pizza is good and was delivered by a robot named Bella, so cute. The prize "price" was a bit higher than other locations I have been too but that's really the only complaint. I'll definitely make the trip to come back to this location!

This place is awesome and so worth the visit. SO MANY THINGS TO DO. We did the axe throwing and had…read morea blast! Employees were helpful. Food and drinks were pricey but all in all, wonderful!

visited with my friend and her three kids. They loved it as did I! such a cool place to bring a…read morebroad age range of kids. Lots of interactive stations.

Very spacious, and sort of minimal science museum. They seem to have a lot of different kinds of…read moreexhibits such as brushing teeth, grocery shopping building and some learning opportunities as well. Plenty of restrooms and hand sanitizing stations throughout. I don't know that I saw many staff members walking around, but felt that if I needed help, I could find someone easily. The space was very clean, and it seemed as if they took care of their exhibits. We came on a weekday so it wasn't too busy either. There is an elevator for accessible access. Plenty of parking as well. In the parking lot around the back if you can't find any in the front.we were here for about two hours, but could have stayed longer if we wanted to.

What a terribly run business. the biggest issues are with Connie, the manager. she is awful. not at…read moreall helpful. Expect to pay much more than what you are quoted. The manager, Connie was not even on site when things went wrong, takes your money, then charges you more then disappears. not helpful at all. I would not recommend this venue. She may be better with other type groups, but weddings are not her thing. The bride should not have to fold napkins, some of which were dirty, on her wedding day. I am certain there are much better venues to look at.

Beautiful venue & excellent customer service! Highly recommend for your next business meeting…read more Our group had an all-day professional workshop at the Michigan Wildlife Conservation Center and everything went just as planned. Connie was very helpful and always quick to respond to any questions I had during the event planning process. We also had the bonus of beautiful weather that da so our group was able to enjoy lunch outside on the patio. That was a fun change of pace from our typical meeting lunch breaks. Highly recommend this venue for your next business meeting.

Foodie Alert!!! This isn't just any bowling alley, laser tag, arcade, escape room ...the food's…read moretruly a hidden gem here. Really is. Was a real treat for me. Love the Cuban tribute sandwich to Florida's oldest restaurant with very carefully curated ingredients and love in execution going so far as to have even the correct bread come from a bakery in Tampa! Jyes, they go that far. Was a sight for sore eyes for this Florida boy. Saw they do other things too, like filet sliders; who does that? I want some!!! Awesome.

We had a multi-generational family birthday party here with 25 people coming from all over the…read morestate. Tyler and Mike in Event Planning were incredibly accommodating and made our event go very smoothly. We all had a great time! We ordered 5 pizzas, which were delicious, and various pop and beer to drink. I would highly recommend Spare Time and we will be returning in the future.

I have grown up immersed in all things MSU and am a proud alum. Today I planned a daytrip with my…read moremiddleschool aged granddaughters to spend half the day immersed in the MSU museum. My disappointment soon turned into absolute disbelief. Our amazing little gem of a museum has closeted all of the relics of history and turned itself into a highly politicized batch of current event science immersions.......bizarre and so very very Alice In Wonderland-ish.........

The reopening party was awesome, and the new exhibition about aritificial intelligence and…read moremis/disinformation is amazing!! Perfect for college students and young adults!

Outstanding in every way. First is the decor which is elegant without being precious. Then…read moreservice: our waiter Logan could not have been more efficient, clear, helpful, easy to work with. The food is of course central and we were blown way by the short ribs hash and the breakfast gnocchi. Each dish was sublime on the palate and gorgeous to look at. Finally, desserts of crème brulée and chocolate cake (which is deliciously chilled) knocked us out. Oh, excellent cocktails too.

Great wine flights! Enjoyed the range of options…read more Food is above average but very pricy. Servers were stretched thin creating gaps in a normal dining experience. Restaurant was extremely noisy. Definitely not an intimate dinner experience. On the whole a good experience but cost did not justify the overall experience.

So much history packed into this museum…read more They have their own parking lot so finding a spot was a breeze. We went on a Friday morning right when they opened and we had the place to ourselves for the majority of our visit. Having my brother-in-law, a retired automotive engineer, along made it even better. The history was fascinating. My favorite was the half scale working model and full scale side by side of Mama & Baby REO. The replica of the boardroom with the angled table to show who was in power gave a snapshot of board meetings of the past. We took our time walking through. Seeing the EV-1 was especially interesting. If you are a car buff, this would be a must do while in Lansing.

This museum is packed full of cars and vehicles, plus related memorabilia and some footage of some…read moreof the vehicles in action. There is also a lawnmower section. It is named for Ransom Eli Olds, who was a leader in both Olds Motor Works and REO Motor Car Company. The set up of the traffic lights provided quite a bit of entertainment for the family. They offer one car to get in and out of for a photo opportunity, a 1954 Oldsmobile Super 88 Convertible. The rest are for observation, and there are quite a few interesting ones. A "Mama" and "Baby" set is fun to see - the baby is a miniature replica of the full sized mama car. There's also an early EV to see. They have a small paved lot available (check signage, however, as some spots are reserved). Staff was friendly. If you are interested by the history of cars or are accompanied by car enthusiasts, this is well worth a stop!

What a wonderful time in Santa's Study! Our group of friends (late 20s-early 30s) wantes a fun…read moreChristmas experience to celebrate everyone being together. We have done escape rooms before, and while the pod rooms may be smaller than other's the clues and storylines are quite thought out and take a bit of brain power and time! Loved how everything was put together and flowed in a holiday inspired room. We made it out with 10 minutes to spare, and had a blast! Would recommend this escape room to enthusiasts and newcomer's alike.

From the owner: Lansing Escape Room. Become a detective for an hour as you attempt to unravel the mystery of our…read moretwo brand new rooms! Search for clues among five tons of REAL sand in STRANDED, or launch into emergency action aboard a starship in the blacklight-lit PANIC IN SPACE!

Amazing choice of fabric and machine dept has helped considerably when looking for parts (bobbins,…read morepresser feet, etc) as well as helping with issues I'm having with my Husquvarna sewing machine

I have shopped at Country Stitches for over 20 years and purchased 6+machines in that time and have…read morealways had a great experience. My last three machines were purchased with Kevin in sales and he is so knowledgeable and responsive to my questions and has always treated me well with each purchase and that has kept me coming back.

I came across MotorCityHDJ on Yelp, where I opened a thread looking for an affordable DJ in the…read moreDetroit area. Their services came highly recommended, stating they had a ton of experience and were all-around nice guys. I was already on the fence about having a DJ as it was. We were having an afternoon wedding and were trying to keep costs low. The reception was only 3.5 hours long... I needed a good price in order to actually book someone. I already had a few quotes and wasn't impressed with any of the prices, so what did I have to lose? I went to their website to do some research and gave them a call. I got Brett, who was incredibly friendly over the phone. He totally understood our situation about having a DJ but gave us hope that there's good DJs out there willing to give a good price on a Sunday wedding. We met him at a local Starbucks to sign the agreement. He went over every section of the contract in detail so we completely understood what he was responsible for and what we were responsible for. And he was incredibly friendly. His personality type gets along with everyone. I love people like that. He accepted payment through Paypal, which was incredibly convenient for us. His website was really intuitive, with detailed forms for us to fill out with details about the ceremony, the timeline of the reception and even a music form so we could choose what songs we wanted him to play. On one of the forms, I made it clear what music I didn't want to hear and he totally stuck with that at the reception. One thing I totally appreciated was how Brett was willing to do the outdoor music preceding the ceremony for no extra charge. We were having an extremely short ceremony, so I just wanted music to lead us down the aisle. We offered to pay extra but he said it wasn't a big deal. How sweet is that? Up until the day of the wedding, Brett stayed in perfect contact with me. He even called me the day of the wedding to make sure I was staying calm (rain on my wedding day when the ceremony was supposed to be outside... of course I wasn't calm.) But it was a nice gesture. The ceremony was moved inside and Brett was awesome with the change of plans. He still played our processional music, jazzy music during dinner and finally dance music after dinner was served. One detail we totally loved was that Brett wore a pink and purple tie so he matched our wedding colors! Small detail that made a big difference. Everyone told me they loved our DJ. Some people even thought he was a personal friend of ours because he was so friendly and personable while on the mic. He played the exact music that I wanted to hear at my reception... classic rock with current dance hits mixed in. It's like he knew me my whole life with the way he nailed my musical preferences. He did perfect. I couldn't say enough nice things about MotorCityHDJ. They turned us from an "on the fence" couple to "we totally needed a DJ" couple.

Do you want to turn your wedding into the best dance party of your life? Then hire Motor City HDJ!!…read moreBrett was communicative, fun, high energy, and took the time to meet us for coffee and get to know us before the big day. He made our wedding the dance party of my dreams, and was a fantastic MC for the whole event.