Am I the only grown up who doesn't remember going into a mirror maze?…read more This thing was a blast. In between lots of little cute shops is this mirror maze...as soon as our little one spots it, we "must" enter. So we did & what a blast we had. There were other people in there so it made it more fun because they'd actually come up to you wondering if you were a mirror or real--I laughed so hard in this thing! I thought it was a bit costly--$8 per person to enter, but you can go in and out as many times as you want...still!?!? A fun little interruption in between all the shopping.

Good time waster to do with the kids as a change of pace for an afternoon of shopping. The mirror…read moremaze is done pretty well and Bruno Mars, etc. piped in over the speakers makes for a fun (and not scary) time. The maze itself isn't huge and you can navigate your way out in 5-10 minutes or so. Any repeat visit is free all day. They ask you to put on disposable gloves prior to entry to prevent fingerprint smears on the mirrors. And they sell a large variety of bulk sweets in the lobby if you are so inclined. There is also a laser maze there with high scores, etc. available for an additional price. We did not do this on our visit and it is a one person at a time gig. Overall not bad.

Cute little reindeer farm. The event was tailored to children, but overall a good experience…read more Only complaint was the lack of urgency to open at noon, as the tickets stated.

We went this past weekend. It was ok.. I definitely felt it is overpriced for what it is. Santa and…read morethe reindeer were the highlight.

This has been a local staple for mini golf and batting cages for years. I always stop by here to…read moreget a ice cream in a homemade waffle cone. The property is a little ruff around the edges but I think it gives it some character. Lot parking. Limited inside seating. Limited hours after Labor Day. A/C and they do take credit cards. I have and will return.

Horrible customer service I took my family to get ice cream…read moreand play mini golf, when my wife ordered the superman ice cream, Jennifer the worker had a hard time scooping it out of the container, then she put it away and asked my daughter what she wanted and she replied superman also, she let a sign and rolled her eyes, it was obvious she was annoyed she had to scoop it again, my daughter asked me later is she did something wrong, I had to explain to her that some people just don't like their jobs, once finished scooping our ice cream we paid for 18 holes of mini golf, at this time it was already 8:15 because she decided to help all the golfers first before she would scoop our ice cream, the course was a mess, sticks and leaves everywhere, where there were pipes the balls kept getting stuck, we spend a good 15 minutes trying to get our balls unstuck on one of the holes, another hole was completely under water and we had to pass it up, then at 9:01 we hear a women screaming "WE ARE CLOSED" over and over again until I walked around a corner and seen Jennifer there holding the door open yelling like she was yelling at her children to come inside after dark, my kids could not believe it, neither could my wife and I, we only made it to the 11th hole and was unable to play 2 out of the 11, we left and she locked the door right behind us, it was obvious she had somewhere she wanted to be besides work. WE WILL NEVER GO BACK TO DUTCH VILLAGE. You have lost my business and everyone I tell about this, when I tell people, most everyone has a similar story and after reading all your reviews I don't know how you are still open, what an embarrassment to have in our city. There are more than enough putt putts and ice cream shops around.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!! What a fantastic experience! It was our first rage room experience and…read moredefinitely not our last. We had no idea what to expect other than we break stuff for 30 minutes (which didn't seem like very much time). We suited up and put on head-to-toe safety gear, walked into the rage room, got our safety orientation and instructions, and then the rage inducing music started, which perfectly set the mood. I went first. I picked up my first weapon of choice, the classic baseball bat. My husband set up a wine bottle for me, I took a few practice swings and then hesitantly, went for it. I hit that bottle with so much force I totally obliterated it, WOW!!! It felt so weird at first but the next thing you know, we were taking turns letting it all out, crushing, slamming, hitting, swinging, breaking, obliterating, throwing, hammering, and yelling out primal screams while we destroyed bottles, glasses, dishes, electronics, omg it felt like we were there for 2 hours. The floor was covered in debris, we were sweating, exhausted, and emotionally cleansed. What a workout and so much fun!!! Worth every dime!!! This strange, wonderful, destructive, cleansing experience brought us closer together. It was cathartic for both of us and we can't wait to do it again!!!

Located next to a State Farm, it's a pretty small place. You can sign your release form in advance,…read morethey open at 5pm on weekdays and booking online was easy. You get a cotton jumpsuit and a really well fortified helmet. I was impressed by the helmets. If you want to have a super safe experience I would wear something to protect my neck and wear thick soled shoes because of the broken and flying glass. I wouldn't recommend more than 2 people in the rage room as it's not very big and you have a decent chance of hitting someone. They provide you with crow bars, baseball bats and hammers. Keep in mind you can bring your own items to break. Depending on what package you buy online determines on how stuff you get to break. You can play your own music or use theirs, I really liked their playlist. We had fun! It gets very hot because of the outfits and physical exertion. Would do it again!

Perfect for a family getaway. We enjoyed ourselves! The facility was clean and organized. The staff…read morewas great and attentive.

Awesome place for toddlers and young kids especially for a waterpark. The other big hotel down the…read moreroad is definitely better for older kids, teenagers, and even adults. Very easy to book online and be sure to get a rewards sign up. We did a package that included pizza and pop, a chicken dinner at Zehnders, and a breakfast buffet for both mornings. The hotel is easy to spot next to Bronner's. The theme of gnomes and fairies is so adorable. Staff are awesome! They were so sweet to my daughter and us. Whether it was our waitress, lifeguards at the waterpark, or the front desk. We were able to check in early, so be sure to ask! Our room was one of the older rooms and was one of the ADA compliant rooms, which has larger doorways, no bathtub, a queen bed, and a seating area with a fireplace. The room decorations and everything in it are original. It's very desperately needs to get a facelift. The room was right off of the front desk in waterpark, so walking to the action only took a few steps. I noticed there is no recycling bin. There was a mini refrigerator, but the temperature control wasn't the greatest. Carpet was buckling. The seating area did have a pullout couch, but the couch itself was slippery with the fabric and pretty uncomfortable. Not sure how well house keeping was. There was a Nerf gun instructions paperwork behind one of our bedside nightstands. The water pressure was awesome. The bedding felt clean and the bed overall was comfortable. Housekeeping was able to give us a few more towels off their cleaning cart, which was nice. There is an arcade, but it's definitely not as big as the other hotel down the street. It's very crammed into one room. The pizza and cheese bread was absolutely delicious. Was not expecting that for a kid themed hotel. The breakfast buffet was plentiful, but the buffet items don't change. So the second day we were already kind of sick of the options. They do a nightly movie night in the lobby at 8 PM. If our daughter was older, we definitely would've snuggled up in the lobby to watch the movie. The waterpark was our favorite. Our daughter is just over two, and I was so surprised at how many things she was able to do. She even got to go on a waterslide with us, holding her to go down. Also, she was able to go down a waterslide all by herself, so she thought she was super cool! At the hotel down the street, there's barely anything for a two-year-old to do at their waterpark. She absolutely loved being able to wade in the water with the toddler pool going up to 2 feet. She also was brave enough to go under the big bucket that splashes. We stayed two nights and I think we went to the waterpark at least four or five times and she never got sick of it. There is a security checkpoint for the waterpark. Security will put UV light on your wristband to make sure it's not a fake also go through any bags that you're bringing into the waterpark. Do not bring towel towels, the waterpark provides towels for you. Additionally, they provide lifejackets. There are plenty of tables and chairs all along both water parks, the old side and the new side. The new side wasn't as toddler friendly. There was a small slide she could go down, otherwise there really wasn't much else for her to do. We had a great stay and I think with them updating all of the hotel rooms, I think Zehnder's is the place to be!

One of the few places in mid michigan that celebrates the world is astrophysics. It might be small…read morebut it is mighty, with the ability to pique young minds toward space. We saw a presentation on the planets in our solar system. Ages: two boys, 8 and 9 years old, two millennials (the parents), in their early and late 30s, and me, the grandmother. I was lucky enough to grow up in Denver where museums are ubiquitous and I made sure I did as much with my own kids as I could despite the economy doing a dive especially post 9/11. Still I understand the importance of exposing kids to interesting information, and the planetarium at Delta College did not disappoint! The show almost was a bit too long for younger kids but managed to end with a trip down the Great Wall of China that captured the kids' attention again. NOTE: people with balance issues may want to close their eyes for this one, which I am not ashamed to say I had to do for most of this part! But the kids loved the information and the theatrical presentation so Al was good! The gift shop wasn't too expensive so that too was good! I gave the boys $20 and they were able to buy a couple of things each. There was a scale where you can find your weight on all the planets in the solar system and that was also fun. Numerous photos of space and NASA journeys on the walls were amazing, and the spacesuit was neat to look at. The downside? Outside of the actual shows in the planetarium and the few items I described there wasn't a whole lot more. I'm hoping that may change in the future. I know times are tough economically but boy it would be nice for all these billionaires who are going into space like Branson, Bezos, and Musk to perhaps invest a bit of that money into finding science for kids in the US vis a vis museums around the country. It's not like they don't have the money! I might advise to bring enough money to see back to back shows, since as we were leaving there was another presentation getting ready to start that was on a different topic.

I absolutely adore the Delta College Planetarium; it is easily one of my favorite things about…read moreliving in the area. I'm a big space nerd and have been to a few different planetariums, but this one is definitely the best. At a cost of $7 per show, you can't ask for a better value. Now, I can only speak for the "adult" shows, but I've been to about 8 now and have genuinely enjoyed them all, leaving with some newly gleaned knowledge that I was previously ignorant to. Ending each show with a view of the current night sky and learning how to locate local constellations is also a really lovely feature. The visuals and acoustics are superb, chairs are comfortable, and the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. I also enjoy the videos and images throughout the building that you can look at while waiting. Note that tickets go on sale 1 hour before showtime; I usually will buy mine early (though have only once attended a sold out show), then walk around the downtown area or grab a beer nearby. It makes for a lovely evening or an afternoon break. All-in-all, I recommend the planetarium as an experience for all individuals, regardless of age.

Great spot to stop and stretch your legs! They have areas for all ages of kids!…read more Heads up! This is behind a school so when you google "playgrounds in Frankenmuth" and this pops up on your GPS, don't be surprised when you're turning into a high school parking lot. They had a playground for bigger kids, one for smaller kids, structures to climb, an empty area to simply run around, and all is surrounded with fencing. Additionally, I saw a few picnic tables, and other people mentioned the trails behind the school that were great for walking or biking. This was great place to get out from a long car ride. NO BATHROOMS right there (maybe portapotties close by but we didn't see any) so bring your own or teach your kid to go near a tree.

Great playground! Old school made of wood! So fun for all ages. Very unique! I really like this…read moreplayground! It has a small area for younger kids, lots of climbing and sliding. Hiding places.

When it's nice outside, this playscape is busy! At times a bit too loud for residents in the area…read more Have concerns about traffic on Lawndale. Too many people drive too fast in consideration there are children playing in the area!