We took my boyfriend here as a surprise birthday activity with his family while we were in town. We…read moreare all in our 30s and above, and an active group, so this was the perfect activity for all skill levels. I appreciate the booking process because it shows you how many spots are left, so that we could monitor the website and decide whether or not we need to purchase soon. We were waiting out the rain chance and did not want to book if it was going to get rained out, but knowing that there were several options for availability allowed us to flexibility to walk in. I like that you are provided with new gloves to use and keep. Places in the past have lettuce used old ones that we returned. I think it would be nice to have that option available to customers. Also, ideally the finger parts of the gloves would be a little bit longer because I did get some cuts on my fingers where they stopped. You have to sit through a training which is about 15 to 20 minutes long which feels long but is probably very necessary based on what you need to know to handle the equipment on your own. The staff members were all very kind as well so it was helpful to have them talk through. Difficulty rangers from kids level all the way up to double black diamond, which even our most active people did not attempt. If you're planning on doing either of the black courses, I would definitely recommend just doing one warm-up course so that you don't tire yourself out. We started on the greens, and then did a blue, and then barely made it through the first black. We did have someone who started a black and then realized she could not handle it. It would be great if part of the training could include an exit strategy in case that were to happen. In this case, the person had only made it through one obstacle and had to make it back, which was already difficult enough for her, but thankfully it was only one. I'm curious what would have happened if she made it further through the course and could not finish. Overall this was a really great activity for any age level, any skill level, and for any group or individual. I would definitely come back and am eager to try the double black diamonds next time!

It was a fun experience while we did try it first through a Yelp event, where my 62 yo mom loved it…read moretoo! She did find the locking and unlocking of the carabiners a bit difficult hence just did level one. The next time we went with friends and their little ones who also found it very difficult to clip/ unclip them but otherwise loved it too ! The team is very helpful they give great instructions and help those who need it. We also did try their putting course but it was not very lit and hence wasn't exciting. Will def be back during the summer months and day time

My son and I have tried this twice. It's such a nice time to bond, build trust and confidence and…read moreto be active together in between the beautiful North Carolina forest. Whenever we are in town this activity is a must in our list. The staff is helpful and I'm looking forward to their new built facility. The allowed time give you the chance to complete many courses.

Visited in the summer when my friend was in town - it was my first time to the Science Museum, but…read moreI've been to a few ropes/obstacle courses. You start off with an intro, which doesn't take too long. You have to wear a helmet and you can't bring anything with you like a phone, which is different than other places I've been. I know it's for safety, but just something to be aware of! They make everyone start with a beginner course to get the hang of things, which is a little unnecessary but also understandable. I didn't mind it much, but they need to manage that better in terms of the order for people to go through. A family of moms and small children led this, and since they were more uncomfortable, it caused a backlog and we had to wait a while to get everyone through when we really just wanted to start on harder courses. The difficulty level definitely ranges quite a bit, which is great for all skill levels and ages. I also liked the glider options, which is not something I've seen before! It would be nice if people could walk around underneath and take pictures if they're not joining in the actual ropes course. Overall, I had a nice time and it's definitely a great experience!

I had a great time crossing this zipline off my bucket list! I felt very safe and secure through…read morethe obstacle course and on the zipline, and it was very pretty. The GoApe staff was informative, courteous, and encouraging. I did the shorter course, and look forward to returning for the longer course.

So much fun! I had never been to a course like this and it was awesome. I went with a group of…read moreadults and kids age 12-17. Kids under a certain age (I think 15) must have an adult next to them at all times. Yes, it is expensive for adults, $58, but worth it. You start with a rather long safety presentation, but it is necessary. You are not closely supervised while on the course, which is awesome but a little scary at first. However, there are workers nearby if you ever needed to yell out a question or something. The course seems to be broken into different parts, all of which begin with a climb up a ladder and end with a zip line. Most of the time, you are walking across different kinds of rope bridges of varying difficulty. There are some areas that were super challenging for me, as someone with practically no upper body strength. But you know you are safe the entire time so it's ok if you mess up. I loved the challenge. Anyone physically healthy will probably be fine, although sore the next day. :) I wish I could do this course as a workout every day!! The course was the perfect length. I was starting to get worn out by the time it ended. Some tips -The back of your shirt and pants will get quite dirty because you'll drag on the ground when you land after the zip line. Stretchy yoga/exercise capris are good choice. Be prepared to be dirty and bring a change of clothes if you need to look presentable afterwards. -You don't wear a helmet, so you could wear a hat if you felt like it. -Definitely wear sneakers or rugged shoes, like hiking shoes. -Don't bring ANYthing on the course you don't need. Leave your phone in the car (unless you want it for taking photos, but have a way to secure it to your body.) -Don't bring water on the course because there are water cups available in a few areas. -You may find some mysterious bruises and scrapes the next day and be sore.

Our son thoroughly enjoyed his two days of camp here and overall had a great experience. He loved…read morethe games that the counselors did with the kids, and he got a good workout every day. He tells me that the instructors were fantastic. He's 12 and typically enjoys obstacle courses, so this camp was right up his alley. If your kid has no interest in playing on workout equipment and completing obstacles all day, please don't sign them up for the camp. It makes it less fun for the others who are there to get better at their skills. But, if your kid loves running, climbing, and all things ninja warrior, then this is definitely the right place!

Stopped in to check them out. My son was super excited. Unfortunately they are super unfriendly and…read moreunwelcoming. We asked if we could join one of their classes and they gave us a hard no. Very strange experience. They won't stay in business long rejecting excited and enthusiastic customers.

This is a such a great ropes and adventure based challenge course! One must make reservations via…read moreTown of Cary RecTrac and it can also be rented out for events. Our instructors kept us engaged, safe, educated and fearless! It was by far our favorite family activity. There is something for everyone and if you get stuck they take you off via the zipline so FEAR NOT! There is a lower level and an upper level both of which end with super fun ziplines. I highly recommend this offering of Bond Park! Park at the senior center and walk 5 mins to it.

Everything is fun here at Urban Air. I'm not lying. I'm not being paid somehow to write a decent…read morereview. Nope. I am going out of my chaotically busy day to leave this review, because I mean every word and I am not a "cheerleading" parent. I generally don't care for places like this because I have to sit in a hard chair and wait until he's finished playing. I want to play WITH him! This place, UA, has so much going on! My child and this mama (me) had an amazingly fantastic time! It was fun wading through the clear bubble pit. It seriously is a good workout, plus, walking the plank is a bonus. The trampolines are just as fun as all the other trampolines BUT it wasn't nearly as crowded; no accidents means even more fun (for me)! Then, I saw the go carts and realized that MAMAS COULD DRIVE- not just kids and people running the exhibit!!!! Since my little monkey isn't big enough to reach the pedals, I got to be the driver. It was so much fun that we went probably 5 times before UA closed. My kid thought it was the greatest thing ever when another mama entered the track and we locked eyes as way of greeting, we both knew what needed to be done: a race so epic that the camera couldn't keep up to take a picture. The photo of us smiling is after the go carts. Genuinely smiles = really excellent memories. It is NOT cheap. It is substantially more than places like Safari Nation, literally any of the museums (the one in Raleigh is probably the closest in price) and of the other places for kids that I am blanking on. To be a parent/member and get to also use the go-karts, each kid is roughly $110 for 6 months of prepaid unlimited play. It's $60 for an annual membership for parents and allows them to use any of the exhibits that they wish, including go karts! So for $170-180 you are able to go as many times as you want for 6 months. If you pay full price for 6 months and add it all up, you come up with There isn't much of a discount for paying in full for 12 months.

This place is neither clean nor safe! Most of the play structures didn't have any supervision. The…read moremat slides didn't have any supervision and a kid kept taking my kid's mat after she had to drag it all the way to the top. The high jump trampoline which is supposed to be one jumper/trampoline had 5 kids jumping at a time with no supervision. The Zipline had no rules! Sometimes they let kids who didn't meet the hight go up, sometimes not and they said " the manager is watching". If you are going to take your child there, make sure you are watching them the whole time

I think it is a great family fun place. Everytime i have friends or family over from other states…read moreor country i bring them there and they love it!

We took 4 of our grandchildren here to zipline. We didnt really know what to expect but we had a…read moregreat time. Daniel and Taylor were our guides and they were wonderful and patient with the gazillion questions our grandkids had. They were very professional even when my husband tried to do more than he should have and they had to reprimand him (he had been zipling on the "Green Bull" in Puerto Rico so he thought he could push the limits). The grandkids loved it and said it was their favorite part of the trip we were on. Anyways we will definitely be back to try the many other adventures they have. If you decide to go, make sure to ask for Daniel and Taylor!

My family and several friends have gone up several times. They are very safety conscious and the…read moreequipment was top notch. I would highly recommend it as a place that you can create awesome memories that won't break the bank!

Great fun! Family run, friendly staff. Would highly recommend!…read more14 zip line runs, guides to help. Kids had a blast.

The paint splatter rage room was pure chaotic joy! We got to fling paint like a wild artist who's…read morehad too much caffeine, and it was glorious. The colors, the mess, the freedom--10/10 would happily get covered head‑to‑toe again. If you need to let loose and laugh until your cheeks hurt, this is the place

​This was a much-needed adrenaline rush! My family and I had a great time absolutely destroying…read moreeverything in sight especially with the background music hyping us up. ​The staff were great too --very nice and accommodating. The only caveat is the location; it's at the end of a long dark road so it was hard to find at night. It was a good experience and I'm glad we went but I'm not sure if it's a place I need to go back to multiple times.