Went for the first time on Saturday with a group of friends and OMG, we had a blast! The staff is…read moregreat and while some of the obstacles are challenging is still a great workout. I will definitely come back! No experience is needed however, I feel for next time I would like to be stronger. Definitely something I can aim to!

To balance out the nasty review I just left for a hotel, I wanted to do something positive! This…read moreplace was perfect for a beautiful Christmas Eve. For Christmas, we decided to head to Florida. Not one of my favorite states for many reasons, but that's another story. We made reservations for a family of four and arrived during the morning wave. My boys are 12. We had so much fun! Anyone that knows me knows that I LOVE trees. So, to play among the trees was so lovely. We went through the entire course. I believe it took us an hour and a half. I was the caboose for my group and kept moving steadily. There were a few areas where you can opt to detour harder courses but we did them all. Honestly, your core strength will be tested on some of the sections. Luckily, our group never held up anyone behind us. So glad we went before the next crowd as the sections can get backed up if you're behind a slow group. Go early and be strategic. Assert yourself to be first in your group if you suspect newbies that might be slower. They have water stations but you do have to pay for that perk. Staffing was unremarkable. They did their job outfitting us briefly and explaining the clips for locking in and unlocking on the course. To conclude, we had a great time and would do it again. My only dislike was that it felt too short.

My son loves the TV show called the Floor is Lava and he also loves to watch American Ninja Warrior…read moreas well. So when we made it to Old Town and we saw the Xtreme Ninja Challenge we both were yes please let our Ninja Side Fly. The whole experience was reasonably priced and doesn't break your bank, its $15 for a 20 minute session. They have an entire course you can play with four sections all together, the first section is an upside down cargo climbing net that you have to climb on from underneath the net your not allowed to climb over the top of the rope net. In the second section you have to make you way across a hanging ring section where you have to swing from one ring to the other rings to make your way to the other side of the platform. Then you make your way to a section where have to crawl across these log platforms so you can make it across to the other side as well. The forth section is a section where you must stand upright and walk across more moving platforms that are hanging from the ceiling, you have to go from one side to the other in this section as well. Then the fifth section you will have to test your upper body strength, where you have to swing this bar in an upward direction until you get the bar to the top of the platform. This by far was the most difficult section of the course in my opinion. I do not have the best upper body strength not like I had when I was in grade school. The last section of the Extreme ninja challenge is the warped wall, where have to run up the warped wall and grab the top part of the platform then once you grab the top you then let go and slide down the wall. The Xtreme Ninja Challenge can be located in the Old Town Attraction District, which is right off of W Irlo Bronson memorial Highway which is located in Kissimmee Florida. I did the whole course with my nine year old who's nickname is Duckie and he loves doing obstacle courses. The customer service from the establishment was top notch, when I ever had any questions about the course or safety issues the guy running the front had all the answers. The only reason why I am not giving them five stars is because I thought the course could have been bigger and offered more challenging obstacles for you to run through all of that The Xtreme Ninja Challenge was awesome and a very fun place to go with your whole family.

OMG!!! I never knew I was a total ninja!!! Bo went above and beyond to train me as my sensei. Our…read moregroup had a great time all thanks to him. He was friendly, fun, and efficient. We almost walked by but he totally sold us on the experience. All of us had a great time watching each other wipe out. Look for the highlights on Fail Army. Thanks again Bo, u da man!!!!

Everyone was so kind and helpful! I was terrified to do it lol but my husband and kid explored…read moreeverything and we all had such a great time!

We recently brought a group of 12 children to Cocoa Beach Aerial Adventures, and unfortunately, the…read moreexperience did not meet expectations. After a little over an hour, the kids took a short break and removed their harnesses. When they were ready to resume, they were told their session had ended. Staff indicated that this policy had been explained to the children, but no clear communication was provided to the supervising adults. After speaking with other parents, none of the children recall being told that removing their harness would end their session. Relying on children to fully understand a rule that ends a paid experience--without informing parents--is not sufficient, especially for a group. At over $50 per child, we expected a longer experience, which left many disappointed. We hope management takes this feedback seriously and improves communication for group visits to ensure future families can fully enjoy the experience.

A very cool experience in the heart of the zoo. This is…read morelocated near the Everglades part of the Brevard Zoo which is the second major section to the right as you enter the zoo. You sign up at a covered pavilion where you can rent canoes for the Everglades Kayak experience. I have done the kayak several times and have enjoyed it. There are 3 choices for the ropes experience. The easiest one is the Canopy Walk at a cost of about $25/person and the admission to the zoo. You sign up for a time (if they are busy). We got there at a good time and could get right on. You will fill out a waiver electronically and come back at your appointed time. They will walk you over to a staging area and get you rigged up with a harness and helmet. The arrangement connects a large C-ring that follows a railing and is never disconnected while you are on the course. The course is 20 feet up in the trees, going over a section the Rainforest Revealed Loop at Brevard Zoo. You move through 20 elements. You need to be in good physical condition but it is not a hard course. The course was nice and unique and the staff was excellent. I highly recommend this for anyone visiting the zoo that would like a unique experience. Enjoy!

Look......... I am horrible with heights....... HORRIFIED!…read more The thought of plane rides, ladders, or anything that brings me off the grounds just gets my tummy in knots. BUT We were on our trip and...... My bf loves doing crazy things..... so I got us tickets for this trek.....oh jeez Because of covid you must wear a mask until up on the first course. You arrive to sign in and buy a cute reusable bag thing for water. Thank goodness we bought them. It was so hot up there..... STAY HYDRATED! After that we get into our gear and take a lesson. The instructor makes us practice on the lesson obstacle first before going up. If you can't figure out the practice one.... you ain't going up! It is not hard. Kids do it. Just pay attention and all will be fine. TILL YOU GET UP THE TREE!!! For those afraid of heights haha We did the beginner course. Because... uh... duh I am scared. Got up the first latter..... 20 feet up. Thank God I had the older ladies behind me cheering me on. I got through the course. It was hot. I sweat buckets out of my system.... I was exhausted by the end... but so proud of myself for doing the course. WARNING! Their is a tightrope walk part. IT IS NOT EASY! One lady was taken down. One kid fell off. Take it really slow.... I did it very very slow and made it! Once you are at the tight rope you are almost done... phew! The ziplines were great! Of course my bf breezed through it all.. but he did say the tightrope made him concentrate more. No..... I don't want to do it again... But I would if family wanted me to. No it isn't because it was bad. It was a great experience, and I think everyone should try it. I just... It is not my cup of tea. Heights are not my friend. I am a big baby... I am not afraid to say it. Also, you need to be in some kind of shape, because you bend down a lot to get under and over things. Not fun for us tall peeps. In the end, so happy I did the trek. Very happy I chose beginner. Great experience..... Only con I have is the helmet I had smelled... not so yummy when I first put it on. OH ALSO! During the course look down! I saw monkeys and otters! SO CUTE! The zoo is under you! Enjoy the view

Willows Park is a small park located at the edge of a neighborhood and not far from an Amazon hub…read more The park has a nice children's play area and also a nice pavilion. It is not a big park, but it is nice enough.

You can miss this spot easily by failing to look over but it's conveniently on a corner. This spot…read morewas perfect for a quiet place to eat my lunch on this nice day. Its quaint and small, wouldn't recommend a big gathering. This park has: -Grills -Playground -Fitness station The hours are sunrise - sunset

Overall an okay experience…read more Check in was easy with an online reservation. The guide got everyone into their gear but didn't seem like he enjoyed his job. Don't think he smiled once. Gloves were not good. No kid size gloves either. Many people got stuck on two of the longer zip lines in course 2. Overall sketchy experience as the guide shows you have to hook on and then you are on your own. So if you have a younger kid, you are the one watching him. The guide(s) were mostly nonexistent. Other places I've seen have a pole to pull you to the end if you get stuck. Not this place, you are pulling yourself to the end and onto the platform.

The Zipline Adventure is located inside the beautiful Tuscawilla Park at the intersection of…read moreInternational Speedway and S. Nova Rd. My wife and I came out here Saturday morning before the rain rolled in and had an absolute blast. For about $50 per person, the adventure park provides approximately 36 obstacles between the two courses. The facility supplies body harness's equipped with fall protection and leather gloves. The staff help gear everyone up then complete a safety briefing. Users can move on to the first course after mastering a few practice obstacles. Safety is up to the user once they begin, however, a staff member monitors from the ground in case there is an emergency. It took us about two hours to complete both courses as a group of 6 people. If you have experience rigging and with ziplines, I highly recommend leading the group. Only one person can be on an obstacle at a time and only two per platform. If you get caught behind someone who has a fear of heights or little to no experience, it will take much longer to get through the course. There are multiple zip lines throughout the course, and some of them are over bodies of water, so secure your phone! Be prepared to work and sweat; the courses include multiple areas where you need to balance, dodge, climb, duck, squat, push, pull, and hold up your own body weight for a duration of time. Wear comfortable clothing and try not to stare as the body harnesses are jammed in everyone's crotch the entire time LOL! Donovan was the staff member who provided training and monitored our group adventure. He was helpful, fun, polite, and enthusiastic; because of Donovan, our overall experience was much more fun and memorable. I would definitely come back to the Daytona Zipline Adventure again.

If "the truckers and the kickers and cowboy angels" (who are after "a good saloon in every single…read moretown" - R.I.P., G.P.) ... if y'all are salivating at the drunken imagery that the name of this business conjures up, hold your horses: Beat The Bar is a challenge alright, but it's not THAT kind of challenge. It's a carnival game of - shall we call it - "skill" or "strength"? You pay (in this case **) $10 to try to stay on one of the two chin-up bars set up, for (a measley) two minutes, and you win $100! I overheard that it's 90 seconds for ladies, but that handicap is not officially posted. There ARE other, fairly simple, rules posted (see photo). It's a blessing that I'd just given blood, or else I might have been down $10! Five stars for a couple of reasons. First, this is a clever carnival game that's not rigged; it doesn't have to be, because it successfully leverages (and 'preys on') several human frailties: hubris ("Of COURSE I can do that - I can do a hundred push-ups!", greed ("$10 to win $100 - what a DEAL!"), bravado (your friend/spouse and the gathering crowd cheering you on), and even competition (since two can do it at the same time, and even if neither beats the challenge, one can still say he/she beat his/her friend, or a total stranger). The few minutes I lingered, there were men/women, singles/pairs trying it; no one came close to collecting the $100. (There is some interesting footage on FB too.) More importantly, this business livens up the mall and generates some needed excitement during these Covid times a heck of a lot more than those riding critters that go around at 2 m.p.h. Altamonte Mall should be PAYING this clever merchant a fee instead of the other way around! Me? I'm going to test myself on my chin-up bar at home first to see if I can even come close: if 'yes', I'll train (hopefully not in vain). ** I've heard that it can be as little as $5 or as much as $20 - guess the price-setting is conscience- and greed-driven!

Terrible - poor questions, not edited, and not updated…read more 1) The 2022 bar consists of 160 questions in 270 mins. Beat the bar makes you answer 310 questions in 270 minutes so it does not simulate the real exam. You cannot even open all of your books before the clock runs out. 2) the answer key had multiple errors - mostly things that they never updated after changes to legislation. 3) The majority of questions had spelling and grammatical errors, some of which so severe that the question and/or answer were incomprehensible. 4) Some questions were missing a 4th multiple choice option, and rather had incorrectly copied a portion of the question into the answer bubble. 5) All questions from the free practice exams were just duplicated in the paid exam. Terrible. Do not waste a dollar.