Mini golf is the only thing I can speak to. Wasn't great. All the holes are susceptible to the…read morewind, and they're not quite maintained very well. The highway is very close so you can hear that all the time.

We really had the best time here. It's easy to get to the prices are reasonable and the kids really…read morehad a good time. There are batting cages, mini golf, go karts, bumper cars, arcade, laser tag... And there's shade outside which is the best part if you're a spectator... I think we happen to catch a really good deal because we were just in town for a couple of days... Wednesdays it was an unlimited ride deal for $30 from 12 to 3 which we very much took advantage. It was great for my grandkids to be able to do all of it and just go from one to the next because it wasn't super busy.. Thanks thunder road we had a great time

At this golf course is a hidden most excellent small bar called The Arabian Room. Mid Century…read moreModern leather chairs, excellent service and you're in for a treat when some of the members are there - they gave me a tour of the place. There is a most excellent ballroom with stage right off the bar with a view of the golf course that really fits with this place. There are 2 floors of event space. I was there when they set tables for an event with 160 place settings. There is probably room for another 40 on that floor. One night I was there they had a disco prom night where people dressed up in their best disco costumes and there was an Elvis DJ. I took my daughter to their Easter egg hunt which was snowed out so it took place indoors and included the huge hall in the Mason's building right next door. It's the best Easter egg hunt we've ever gone to - I can't wait to be there for a hunt that takes place outside on the golf course. They served burgers, hot dogs and fries and they were great. This is now one of my favorite places to go. It's a rare place with that really good energy that makes people happy.

The summer pass is such an excellent bargain. You can skate all summer for a dollar a session with…read morethe pass. A single session is 2 hours and is a pretty good workout. There is a limbo, a dice roll, red light/green light and up/down every session. Kids love it here. If you went skating in the 60's, 70's and 80's then this will bring back so many memories. It's exactly like every skating place you ever saw back then. It has that real roller skating feel. It's not real crowded on early afternoon weekdays so that's a good time for beginners to practice. You can skate with regular skates or roller blades, they have both. They have pizza, hot dogs, cotton candy just like the days of old. They have a birthday party seating area and lots of arcade games. This place is a real gem. It's also exercise that's good for you.

Bring your own skates! I skate a lot on my free time and I have a pair of my own. I didn't bring…read morethem so I had to rent a pair, and ouch! They hurt my knees and have no support or cushion. I tried both inline and quads both awful. Also the boys and girls club were there and they overcrowded everything. Also making people pay to rent the skate walkers is outrageous. Its cost so much to get in on top of that. I did like the little section for kids who need to learn. Also music was terrible the only good music they played were ymca. I was really disappointed. The workers seem very nice though!

Aaand welcome to the creatively named Milwaukee Middle Park, aka Milwaukee Mini Park #2! That's…read moreright, one of 3 parks with the same name, but certainly not ranked the same. I'd give the North park (#1) the top spot for sure. This one would come in a close second. There's a regular old playground, the big long walking/ running path that passes the park, and even a small frolf course. The thing I found the coolest about the middle park, though, is that there is a "bike repair" station-- literally a little post that has wrenches, a tire pump, and all kind of other tools and gadgets to fix any kind of issue your bike may have, all free of charge. Pretty neat if you ask me!

This is a standard competition pool with a deep end and diving boards. This is an excellent place…read moreto learn to swim. They have private lessons on Saturdays and Sundays. The water is a little colder during the season swim meets happen and a little warmer the rest of the time. There is a very large selection of weighted rings that are used for learning and lifeguard training.

Swimming lessons and open swim times are offered at this regulation-sized pool at Concordia College…read more(the address above isn't quite right, but I couldn't find the building address). It's at 27th St S. & 7th Ave. (roughly). A nice indoor pool with facilities, I always found it rather clean.

Great public pool for children. $3.25 per person and multiple lifeguards on duty. There are two…read moreslides and a toddler section. Not a deep pool and there's no diving.

I went there on a Sunday afternoon and our group was 4 people. It was fun. It takes practice but…read moreonce you find your groove it gets really fun. The place is very fresh and nicely decorated. I appreciate the flags of various military units up around the ceiling. Hopefully it stays just like it is for a long time to come. Throwing axes is a lot like bowling. Excellent for groups.

Brunsdale Park is a large, spacious, interactive and really wonderful Fargo park! It's the perfect…read moreplace to run, walk or bike along the windings paths, to enjoy the playground, sit and picnic, play soccer or other games, and so much more. Though I am partial (and totally unbiased) for Stonebridge #1 for Fargo Parks, Brunsdale really gives some stiff competition. It's like a mondo-sized park- there's several soccer fields lengths of just open grass. There's a running path that goes along the park for at least a mile and always winds around. It also has an underpass under the busy 32nd Street that's touching the south side of the park, so you don't have to worry about crossing traffic. The playground is fun because it has a lot of goofy, less common play equipment that looks like an absolute hay day for a kid. There's an adorable gazebo to sit at and even a little bridge across the tiniest valley. I recently discovered there are pickle ball courts here that are super clean, and Brunsdale also includes Brunsdale Baseball Park, which I've gone to on numerous occasions to play myself (softball) and watch others. They have a concession at times, and bathrooms. Another new addition is the interactive storywalk along the running path that has signs telling kids to do different things and it's so sweet and good fun. It would take a long time to get tired of this park with all there is to do!