The owner is super friendly and the escape room was really well done and just hard enough to make…read moreit really fun.

We are not new to escape rooms in middle America, so we know for sure that The Room in Wichita, KS…read morehas to be one of the best values we've ever come across. There are very many good things to be said here, and we are so glad we got to play two games with them (Area 51 and Midnight in Morocco) before we left the city. First, the location was spot-on. The Room is centrally located across from the river along the Chisolm (sp?) Trail in a small shopping strip really close to Hotel Old Town and Gabby's Peruvian Restaurant. Parking was free and plentiful, both on the Wednesday morning and the Saturday night we played our games - although that may change when college is in session. We did not use the toilets when we were there both times, but they were inside the business and Laura, game host and owner, was very clear that we would not be penalized for using them while playing. This is the first time we have played a 100% completion game where the games are designed for 100% completion, and not one that is adapted to suit the party number, and it was such a positive experience, we really wish they had a lot more rooms - they have three. In Area 51, we played as a duo, recruited to recover DNA samples when Project Moonbeam was terminated and get out before the lab is locked down and its contents seized in order to continue the Project on our own. This story is repeated as part of the game once we are in the room. In Midnight in Morocco, we played as a group of three, and our task was to recover "The Heart of the Desert", a rare jewel that President Amad Makbar "borrowed", so we can return it to its rightful owner. We had booked for two (by mistake) but were able to pay for our third group member on site with no problems. (more on payment later.) In both games, the puzzles were straightforward, thematic, logical and not difficult - although it was quite easy to draw a blank in Morocco ... The immersiveness and décor, though, was really well done, with costumes in Area 51 and the Morocco room - gorgeous. Both rooms had a good number of locks - Area 51 was more tech than Morocco, which also had more locks, but none of the locks glitched or were difficult to open. Instead of feeling rushed for time or getting stressed because we did not want to ask for too many clues, the whole concept of 100% completion was just so customer-friendly! We could have got out sooner in Area 51 if we had aligned the escape code properly on the final lock, but even with that, we got out just a spit past the hour, and have photos taken with the time clock to prove it! Our real time for Morocco was 27:13; 37:32 - with penalties. That is not our best time, but it was close. There was so much to do and see in the Morocco room apart from the actual puzzle-solving, we would go back again just to see what we missed. Not only did we feel like we were playing with The Room (hints are given in-person in the room), we were also allowed to add picture-taking to our experience. Yes! We could take pictures throughout the game (and use our phone for light) - and we did! Area 51 was great for at least two people, comfortable with four, with no special needs requirements. A few of the locks were calf-height, but other than bending over, no real acrobatic abilities were required. No special physical demands are required for Midnight in Morocco at all. Both rooms are perfect for all ages and the best part: the pricing reflects this consideration. You pay per person, and the cost is really player-friendly - and there are two tiers to the pricing, based on age. We are not professional escape roomists (room escapists?!) and we are not trying to break any records, but as playing mostly both as a duo and a trio, The Room is great, great value for money - one of the best-priced rooms we've done in a while. We really hope Laura and her husband will have added many more rooms when we swing by Wichita next. As it is, we did not have time to check out their third room this visit, but it's definitely there on our itinerary for the future!

I came here for a few day sessions while in town. The staff member who did the orientation was…read moregreat, recognized us, and addressed us when we came back to the gym subsequent times. They have some unique boulder problems, including some chimneys. The routes seem a little tougher than their grades, but it will make you a better climber. The gym has top rope, lead, auto belays, bouldering, and a fitness area (that I didn't check out). Thanks for a great few visits!

This place is great! Everyone was very warm and welcoming, and it was easy to pair up and climb. I…read moreliked that there were a bunch of routes at varying levels of difficulty. I am looking forward to coming back the next time I am in Wichita!

We hosted our child's birthday party here. The kids enjoyed the variety of simple arts and crafts…read moreprojects that were lead by Mr. Zac, along with exploring the cool playground in back. Mr. Zac was very helpful to us in setting up our party space and even helped carry gift bags to the car during cleanup. We highly recommend this place for a small kids birthday party! Our child also went to a kids day out tie dye event recently and enjoyed that as well. Worth scheduling!

Our family loves the Art Park. Our nine year old has been attending programming both at the Art…read morePark and through through their after school programs offered at his school since he was four years old. Not only does the Art Park and its employees offer consistent quality programming, they do an excellent job of promoting kindness and friendships between their students! My son cannot wait for days off from school so that he can go to Kids Day Out at the Art Park!

So, let me say that I'm giving this 2 stars because I do feel sorry for many businesses coming out…read moreof Covid, being short-staffed, etc. In fact, there's a sign out front indicating that. So I took that into consideration when I walked in, being extra kind to the staff when I purchased a ($30!) round of miniature golf for my family of 3. First of all, we weren't quite sure they were open. No outside lights, no rides going. Very odd for a Friday evening in the summer. **Sidenote:I worked here as a teenager some 20 Years ago when it was SportsWorld. Lots of nostalgia for me, but even with that perk, quite disappointing. The golf course was unlit, and every single green was not only run down, but really torn, jagged, awful run down. Strange! Like, how much does it cost to repair a hole?! I wouldn't mind paying this steep of a price for nice mini golf, but this was a total joke, honestly. We played on, joking about the darkness and how poorly we played on the frayed, jagged greens. And then we really did have to pull out our phone lights to see the holes... One ball got stuck in the windmill (hole 8) and we tried everything to try to retrieve it. Finally sent my son to ask for another ball and they tried to tell him it was the last hole so it was supposed to not come out. Frustrating. Finally got another ball and carried on, in the dark. All Star Sports: listen. We need date night places. Places to take kids and families. Invest in your property or sell to someone who will make it nice again. So sad that so many Wichita businesses have tanked over the years. Your staff were kind and doing their best. Your property is the problem.

Looked like a fun place. Came here before and decided to give it another shot. Boy were we…read moremistaken. Walked in and nobody was there except for 2 attendants and a security guard. Decided to stay and as we walked through standing water on the floor and you could feel the water in the carpeting. Asked the attendant about the standing water she said it was from the rain but it wasn't near the doors. After further questioning found out the roof is leaking profusely. Won't be back again. What a shame back in the day it was an enjoyable place. Looks like management doesn't want to sink any money into it

The trampoline fee is Outrageously expensive!!! The only thing that made it almost ok is you get a…read morepair of socks. The gluten free pizza was ok and the salad bar was good

My husband and I took our two year old son here for a family fun day. I quickly realized this place…read morehas definitely gone downhill. The bathroom was absolutely disgusting and messy, Everything is so overpriced, and almost half of the games we played were broken and wasted our game play points. Also almost every employee stood there on their phones. I unfortunately don't recommend this place.

The bathrooms are filthy! We pay $20 to get in the door and there is no soap to wash your hands and…read morethere is scum all over the walls beneath the hand dryers from who knows how many different events. The refs are great for MAYB tournaments but the facilities are dirty and unkept!!

We've been coming to Sports Forum for 3 years. We have a lot of kids so we love our family pass…read more Today our sitter took the kids and when checking in, a worker took the passes and threw them away... then charged the babysitter full price. I called to resolve the mistake and spoke to the lead, Adam. He was awful. He put me on hold for 20+ minutes then deliberately hung up on me. I called back and he was very rude and hung up AGAIN . I immediately drove down to resolve the $33 charge in person (and our missing cards) and he fixed it but refused to apologize and walked away. Enter Peaches. She is a great lady. She asked to hear what was going on. Immediately took responsibility for the poor treatment from Adam. And said she would try to help train him in better customer service. Adam gets an F. Peaches gets an A+. I was going to cancel our membership but she convinced to give it another chance. Give that woman a raise and give Adam the boot.