Great folks! Our ministry has wanted a petting zoo for one of our events for a while, but finding…read morethe right one at the right price was always a challenge. They came and set up a small area on the property for a children's event and kids of all ages enjoyed seeing and petting the animals. Easy to deal with and super friendly. Definitely recommend.

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We have a large family of 23. We had 1 missing and an infant. Playing ages were 2-61. We had a…read moreblast. We did both the games and the maze. Twice. We had such a good time. Even the little ones. Highly recommend for families. It was clean, staff was great, courteous and helpful, and most all, patient with our large group. Just a little info., for our smallest one, 2 year old was given a laser gun only. There is only one of these and that was great for him. For the two 4 year old, girls, the vest were adjustable but still a bit large for them. This is not a criticism! We were warned that vests were better 5 and up. I am just sharing info. One other thing. It requires 2 hands on the laser gun. If you tell the staff prior to your game, they can and willingly change the settings on the laser gun, for you. As a family we went to Ci-Cis pizza in the same parking lot as laser tag, we ate, played as a family and had a great evening! Highly recommend for a fun family or group outing.

Celebrated my son's 10th Birthday here recently . Our crew had a blast! I appreciate the fact that…read moreit wasn't too over crowded like other game spaces. Although the party room was smaller than expected, we had plenty of space for our crew that day. I was thoroughly impressed with the cleanliness of this space, especially the bathrooms. One of the cleanest public restrooms I've seen in a long time. That means a lot during these times and especially when you have young children. Excellent place for parties or a day out with your family.

I took my two grandchildren, ages five and six to Burlington City Park. It was the perfect place…read morefor them. It was a great place to visit! So many fun things for them to do, and very reasonably priced. Tickets were $1 each. The train and carousel took 2 tickets each. All other rides only took one ticket.

We came here with our two year old granddaughter on a Friday late afternoon. There were almost no…read morepeople here, which was great. This was our first time on any rides, and we went on the train first. The train made four laps around the track. For the first two lapse, our granddaughter was getting used to the train. By the third lap, she was OK and started pointing things out and enjoying it. By the fourth lap, it was all smiles and excitement. We also bought a ticket for the boats, and we're the only people there. But she was not ready to ride by herself, so that got nixed. We were going to get tickets for the carousel but the little one was getting tired so we left to head home. All of the people working there were super polite and friendly. The park was spotless and well maintained. The cost of the rides was only a dollar or a dollar fifty, which is a steal. They had snacks beside the ticket booth, but we didn't have any. All in all, this is a wonderful place for families or even couples to just enjoy the beauty. Five stars all day long!

I visited here around 4 PM on a Saturday afternoon with my sons. This is my first time coming to…read morethis park. It is connected to and located behind a church, but is open to the public. You can access the playground by entering the Trails End Apartments. It's a pretty solid playground, honestly. One swing set has 4 swings and the other one, located on the complete opposite side of the playground, had 1 regular and 1 baby swing. There is also 2 play sets, one for older children and one for younger ones. One thing I really enjoy is the rock trail surrounding the playground. 10 laps = 1 mile, according to signage. Additionally, they call the trail a prayer walk. Each lap represents prayer for a different reason, which is amazing. I also love it because adults or adolescents can walk around it while children play. You pretty much can see every part of the playground no matter where you are on the trail. I did a little over a mile while I was there, according to my Apple Watch. I forgot to count the laps to see if it was accurate, lol. The only thing I dislike is one of the rules they have posted. Specifically, rule #4 says "Do not use the playground during worship services. (Join us inside instead!)". That bothers me because while I can see the intent, it's a missed opportunity. If people are playing on the playground during worship services, they may hear a word or a message from a speaker, or even be lead to the church by God or a spirit. Additionally, rule #3 says "Share the playground with all who wish to play". If I read rule #4, that may deter a non believer by not making them feel welcomed. But hey, that's just my opinion and thought process on it. You can't have partial inclusion ‍ Overall, I would return. Like I said, it's a solid playground. There is street parking and also about 40 parking spaces. They also have 2 benches as well. I do think there should be more as it is a solid size playground.

Came here to watch my niece compete. The facility was very nice and all of the employees I…read moreinteracted with were friendly. Everything was clean. The interior was large and seemed to be well kept. They even had a large bathroom (if you've been to enough of these competitions, you'll know that some of these gyms only have a one seater!) The floor had a nice bounce and there was a lot of equipment. It looked like a great place to learn with lots of options for growth and advancement.

The teachers/coaches are not friendly or supportive. We have given this place lots of our money…read morefor the past 5 years and my daughter has been treated rudely, no positive reinforcement at all. They just care about collecting your money and doing the minimal possible. They combine classes quite a bit when numbers are low,which hurts yourkidifsheisinahigher level

Sometimes quantity is a quality all it's own and with pizza buffets going extinct, Cicis remains a…read morerare place you can pig out and go back for thirds if you want. Honestly the pizza isn't bad, it's a little basic but especially for kids it's decent on occasion. I wouldn't go here weekly, but sometimes you just want pizza, you want multiple types of pizza, and you want it now. For that kind of thing, you can't beat the buffet. Plus the cinnamon roles are pretty tasty. Service here is not great but they didn't seem rude or anything, just detached and busy going about their business. That's fine, it's a buffet, I wouldn't recommend ordering take out even though it is an option - there are better places to get pizza at similar prices.

Fed all five of us for under $60. It's really clean inside. In fact the employees were all…read morescrubbing and cleaning. All in the way! Service was nonexistent but the pizza was cool. I ordered wings and they were decent and affordable. The kids had a great time so that's all that matters.

My son's best friend was having a birthday party. He was excited because he didn't know much about…read morethe place. I didn't tell him what kind of party because it's usually followed by way too many questions that I have no answers to. And I've realized it's better for him to be just as surprised as I am. You can hear it in his reaction to VR. The party started at 12pm. We arrived around 12:10pm on a Saturday. There was one employee and the party we attended was the only one there at that time. This place was pretty cool. It had VR, arcade games, pool table, and nerf battle. I didn't see the rage room. When you walk in, it seems kinda small for all of these activities to be in one building. Ok side bar: honestly, it felt like I had walked into a pool hall for adults. We had two different age groups so half of the party did nerf battle and half did VR. We couldn't see anything on the nerf battle screen. The score wasn't changing at all so I watched the kids who was doing VR. That was pretty cool! Things I didn't like: 1. There was only one bathroom. 2. The arcade games are "quarters only" so bring cash. They have an ATM but had I known, I would have brought cash to avoid fees. 3. Only one employee at the time. So we had to wait for her to get nerf set up then set up VR. She had to divide her attention. Final thoughts: I think this place should be advertised for adults only. The atmosphere was more conducive for adults but they had kid stuff mixed in there. Birthday room had tv with the birthday boy picture and a birthday message. Overall, it worked and the kids had fun.

Not very wheelchair accessible. It was fun and worth the price for laser tag! A great place for…read moreyoung adults to let loose!!!