I wish there was a little bit more covered seating for the non-reserved seats - but them's the…read morebreaks. The price is right for general admission, very inexpensive, with free parking - or very reasonably priced preferred parking. There is a shuttle from the free parking if you don't want to walk as it is a bit of a hike. We have been here twice. Once for the relay races (which are coming up again in about a month); and this time for the bulldog races (hilarious and adorable). There are multiple spots to get a drink or food. There is also a merch stand, bathrooms, and of course, betting options for those betting. You can easily view the winner's circle and the live trumpeteer.

A great place to spend the day. However, the deli on the 5th floor is a joke. The employees are…read morenot organized and lack customer service training.

I love doing Haunted walks and this was amazing!!!! Multiple different themed haunts, got me…read moremultiple times. Bestie and I had a blast. Will return!!!

A spooky experience great for a girls night or a couples date night experience. It's obvious how…read moremuch thought and care has been put into making this haunted forest as spooky and fun as possible. You won't be disappointed. A big thank you to Kaethe for also being a huge supporter of the community and supporting local youth soccer programs to provide new equipment and uniforms. The Haunted Forest of Maple Valley is a small business that goes the extra mile for their community and deserves all our support. Check them out for a scary fun time!

As much as I'd love to keep this place all to ourselves... I just can't…read more If you're looking for something fun to do with your kids this summer, you HAVE to check out Briscot Farms in Kent. We stumbled across it recently, and it was honestly one of the best random adventures we've had in a long time. We were back within 2 days with the rest of the fam to keep the fun in the sun going. I couldn't believe how much there was to do for the price! If you arrive before noon, it's just $5 for a day pass ($10 after noon), and the kids can easily spend hours there. Animals to pet (both in enclosures and free roaming!) Berry picking (bring a bucket!) Nature trail Multiple play areas Bounce house Water features to cool off in What really made it special, though, was the owner. She is one of the kindest people we've met. She even keeps clean swimsuits and towels in the shop that families can borrow for free if their little ones unexpectedly want to play in the water. You can tell this place is run with so much heart, and I truly hope they get the recognition and support they deserve. If you're looking for an affordable summer adventure, this is it. We had an absolute blast, and we'll definitely be back! Bonus!- We used the berries we picked to make some homemade jam when we got home. Thank you again!

Had a perfect day celebrating our child's 5th birthday at Briscot Farms. We had 51 total attendees…read moreranging in age from toddlers to grandparents and EVERYONE gushed about what a neat and fun venue this was. Everything was clean and well kept, we were provided with a semi-private area with plenty of tables and chairs. The staff was always available, super helpful and so kind. The party package was simple to book and I was pleased with the cost involved was just paying admission for my guests - no hidden fees, very happy with all aspects of holding our event here.

Giving this 5 stars just for the price! $16/pp on the weekend. Stay and play as long as you want!…read moreLots of classic games from soooo long ago. What a blast from the past! They have hand sanitizer all over the place which I greatly appreciated! There are chairs and benches and stools so if you get tired, sit and continue to play! Parking can be a bit of a pain. We parked up top off the one way road and there are stairs behind a business next door that is a quick walk to the front of the arcade. There's about 3 parking spots in front of the store on the street. There's selfie ring is so much fun! Good for adults and kids.

We were cruising through Oregon and Washington with our dog in the van. The Pacific Northwest has…read moremany establishments that offer pinball with machines that work well. Waterland Arcade is one of them. Certainly not the largest venue and they have quite a mix of video arcade games as well. Everything that I played on worked as expected. Not every arcade can make that claim. What was really cool besides the games were the people who worked there. Friendly, laid-back and willing to answer questions. My wife didn't but sat outside the building at a table and chair with the dog. We were meeting friends for dinner somewhat nearby, so I had a couple of hours to work out some energy. I had originally intended to spend some time in Hillsboro, Oregon at a major arcade but failed to note that they were closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, so I wasn't able to get my fix in. The admission fee is a quite reasonable $16 per person age 14 and over. I am a first responder and appreciated the 10% discount on admission and drinks. Military members, Nurses and Teachers also receive the same discount. They claim to offer over 40 ice cold craft beers and ciders, but I was happy with my Diet Coke.

Located in the industrial area in Tukwila, and on the second floor of the building. We walked in…read morefor a group of 4 adults and 3 kids and they really nice, welcomed us and got us all set up right away. They have many games to choose from so I suggest going to their website prior to visiting to check out which games you are interested in, so you can make the most of your gaming time. $25 for 30 min and $40 for 1 hour, if possible go for the full hour. It is your choice which games you want to play. Escape room type games take much longer and will eat up your time sometimes can take the full hour They have team games, versus shooting games, escape room games etc. Our favorites: Cook'd Up (work as a team, hilarious and lots of laughs, similar to the game overcooked) Plush Rush (work as a team, set up is like you are in the movie Toy Story and it's like a defend your base type of thing) Arrow song (similar type of shooting game but with arrows and a fantasy setting) *They have a hunting animals game and experiences where you can shoot each other too. We can't wait to go back and try the other games. Maybe next time without younger kids so we can try the zombie and "scarier" themed lol! *Wonderful customer service! *I easily get motion sickness but I was good throughout *Ideal for 8 years old and older *Lots of parking space available *They take walk-in's but highly suggest you call incase they are booked for a private event *Sandbox VR in Seattle & Kirkland charged $50-60 for only half the game play time(30 min) Dimension XR it's $40 for a full hour. Much more reasonable price and the reason we will be back.

Dimension XR is always a very fun experience. I've been there a few times now and it never…read moredisappoints! The environment: Dim lighting, but lots of fun cooler-toned lights. There are lots of spacious rooms to do the virtual reality in, however you can run into the wall or fall The staff: The employees are always so nice, helpful, and informative. They always help you with the virtual reality gear (two hand things (apparently I'm not cool or trendy enough to actually figure out what the hand controls are called ) and the virtual reality headset). Also, we finished our escape room early and the employee there let us try five minutes of another virtual reality simulation because we hadn't used up our full hour with the other one. I was very impressed by their integrity with that, especially since we just had five minutes left and certainly wouldn't have noticed. Extra details: Half hour activities are $25 per person. One hour activities are $40 per person. They have options like laser tag, active shooter simulations (like shooting zombies and stuff), a few random simulations like cooking, and lots of virtual reality escape rooms. They have a lot of options, and the virtual reality gear is always clean. I've only done the escape rooms and they're actually pretty challenging. You can get hints within the simulation if you need them, and there's a constant timer as to how much time you have left. Final thoughts: It's a little spendy and virtual reality itself is always a little disorienting, but it's a very fun activity and team building exercise to do with friends or family!

The velodrome is one of the best attractions near Seattle…read more It's located in Marymoor Park, meaning there's no fee to visit and it's open to the public. You can bring your own bike to ride, just know there might be classes or races going on so you won't always get to ride. You can view the schedule on their website. There are junior classes available for purchase online (a week long camp), and you need to pay to race on racenights. I personally am one of the Juniors at the track so I know all about it. For spectating races, there is no cost except for Friday Night Racing. It is very fun to watch because there are multiple different categories of speed and group sizes, including Juniors. The parking lot charges $1 for your stay. If you're looking for some fun at the end of the day, the velodrome is the place to go. Or, if you want to ride, you can enter yourself in a race or ride when the track is empty. Everybody is very friendly and can answer any questions you have. The velodrome is a great community and worth every visit.

Looking for something different to do, one of my friends hauled me out to watch a little bit of…read morevelodrome on a friday night. Not having seen anything like this before, I wasn't sure what to expect. Was this a cross between roller derby and MMA? Was this going to be watching a bunch of people in skin tight suits and multi-thousand dollar vehicles? Not the former, but the latter. Lots of families around to watch people flying around a banked track pretty much just for the sport of it. We sat over on the grass, right in one of the banked areas, watching people whizz on by. There's a dollar parking lot fee and it cost $5 to get in to watch the races.

I was at the Bremerton Raceway for a non-race driving event. I was quite impressed with the…read morefacilities that are located on an old airport runway. Though the facilities are pretty basic, everything seems to be well maintained.

What a great place to race and be a spectator. If you have never been to a drag race event I highly…read moresuggest you go to Bremerton. This is one of the best times you will have. No pit passes needed. Most drivers are very nice and are happy to show off there cars to all. If you have kids, there is a younger generation out racing called Junior drag racing. And the kids are awesome. And if you want to eat, may I reccomed the Squid breakfast sand which , it is great. Food is incredible. Coffee and smoothes, everything you could want. The people who run the track are great. Very well organized. Family fun. You are close up and hearing the motors roar and seeing some awesome burn outs. Check it out. Great drive too.

For only $10/ticket adults and children will love this longtime community theater located in Auburn…read moreat GRCC. I recently went to see a musical, Tom Sawyer, with some friends and was pleasantly surprised to see that this family theater had a "face lift". There is a seperate performing brand new building for this theater. Stadium seating with a space below that welcomes all children to have front row seating! Above the seating is where the band sits and they actually play live music for the shows! I remember coming to this community theater as a kid (now I am a adult) and they still put on a FABULOUS show! Summer months have even, in the past, offered shows outside! Another perk to this community gem, is the summer camp for kids teaching them about performing arts and of course a production for the community at the end! Great venue! Great shows! Live Music! Great price! Local community grown! Great props, stage, lighting! Great performers!!!