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    Planet Obstacle

    3.9 (8 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    It is such a great place for he family. Wears the kids out and makes the day go fast. Absolutely love it.

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    River Ventures

    River Ventures

    (402 reviews)

    Garrett was a blast! We are just coming into the warm season and most manatees are back in the…read moregulf, he still got us to 7 manatees, 2 gators, and we caught a dolphin in kings bay towards the end. He gave us plenty of time to look for things to come up out of the water which was great for my 2 year old. Boat was shaded and was enjoyable even with a small child. Other tours wouldn't let me book because she was under 3- we brought our own lifevest but they did also have some on board that were her size.

    I don't know where to start…read more This was the absolute best day. We started at the River Ventures Dive Center at 6:30AM, where we were offered coffee, tea, hot cocoa and snacks, and spent the next bit with an educational video and a wetsuit fitting. From there, we took a bus to the dock, in the most gorgeous sunrise light. let by our Guide Nat. Captain Emerson met us at the covered, heated pontoon, and our group set off through the water, for the protected manatee zone. The water was FULL of our sweet sea potatoes... in fact, it was difficult to even get off the boat because our new friends swam right up to the ladder. Nat had given excellent instructions. We immediately leaned into our pool noodles and gently followed her lead through the water. It took just moments before manatees were all around us. We stayed calm and quiet, and they either continued snoozing, or swam up to investigate us. Nat was on point with the camera, and with showing us things like the tarpon and sheepshead fish, and she was also shared little details about the manatees as we floated. Of course, with nature, there are no guarantees, and I really had no idea what to expect, but I was absolutely delighted by the interactions we had. The cold snap absolutely played into our favor, and I am so glad we showed up with our adventurous spirit. When we returned to the boat, there were more snacks, as well as hot cocoa, coffee, tea, and a variety of drinks in the cooler (water, beer, wine, soda, and white claws). We were so grateful for the boat covering and heater as we made our way back to the dock, and we had great chats with Nat, Emerson, and the other group on our tour. Was it cold? Sure. But the water felt great at 72ºF, and our wetsuits did a wonderful job of protecting us and keeping us buoyant. Our experience was incredible, from booking, to engaging with the staff with any questions we had, to the actual tour itself. The photos and videos were absolutely phenomenal, as well, and we were happy to purchase the package, as well as some gifts from the souvenir shop. We will be back for more manatee viewing, or to try one of their other tours. Thank you so much for the best day!

    King's Landing

    King's Landing

    (258 reviews)

    This is a truly wonderful place with beautiful decor. It has come such a long way! I absolutely…read morelove coming here to enjoy the peace and nature. Plus, Andrew who works there is always respectful and so helpful with loading me in and out safely.

    I've paddled the Emerald Cut a few times now. Initially I didn't like the idea of paying to launch…read moremy own paddleboard. However, it's only $10 now that I have my own life jacket (saving me additional cost of $5 to use one of theirs, as required). Well worth the low cost for some soul-enriching, communing with nature. I have never made a reservation. I normally arrive around 10:30, most recently on a Friday. Parked for free on Baptist Camp Rd. Just a bit of a walk from there with my inflated paddleboard, but I don't mind the extra exercise. You can unload your stuff closer, if preferable. There are port-a-potties available. You can count on there being a line in the check-in office. Various recreation supplies are available there for purchase. The process moves reasonably enough. A reservation will guarantee your entrance, however, and possibly aide quicker personal info collection. I always plan to do the Emerald Cut in roughly 3 hours round-trip, allowing myself several stops to enjoy the surroundings. You do run into (quite literally at times) novice paddlers along the way, which can be a bit tricky, yet not a real nuisance for me. In general, there's friendliness along the waterway. Slighty rowdy, party vibes in some spots, but also opportunities for solace and zen in various nooks. Encountering wildlife, fragrant elderberry, and other captivating flora along this stretch is always gratifying. It's a popular recreation destination for good reason.

    Balloon Orlando

    Balloon Orlando

    (2 reviews)

    Establishment for enjoyment while vacation in Florida. See the sun rise in a totally different…read moreprospective. Upon moving to this area there are so many things and places to visit. Fortunately it's exciting to see these massive balloons blowing up & lifting up for take off. Even from a distance it's nice to just watch. However, the experience of being inside one over looking more beauty that is offered from inside. Will differently do this again.

    Someone is going to die!!! My husband and I had the misfortune of using Orlando Balloon Rides…read more12/16/2019, that resulted in bad fractures to both of my ankles!!! It appears our pilot was a subcontractor for the day. Our Pilot bragged about having many years of experience to give us a false sense of security. On our ride for takeoff, our pilot was asking the van driver about the surrounding area as though he was unfamiliar with the terrain. Once we arrived, there were already 3 balloons prepping for takeoff. There were 2 balloons with our company. Our balloon was #5 on takeoff. Shortly after takeoff, our pilot was on his 2 way radio with the other balloon. At the end of his conversation he said "I'll follow you." The other 3 balloons were far ahead of the 2 from Orlando Balloons. The other pilot appeared to be showing off for his passengers, by flying very high. Our pilot was flying so low, we actually spoke to homeowners below us, as if he was scared. Soon after we came across a field with horses so our pilot stated he had to go higher so we didn't scare them. Shortly after that we noticed the other balloon descending. The two pilots communicated by radio, then our pilot turned to us stating, "He ran out of propane and had to land early, but don't worry we have enough propane to make it to our destination called "Green acre." At this point none of the other balloon were visible for him to obviously "follow". Shortly after his statement as we were almost upon the other balloon, our pilot stated "I changed my mind, I'm going to try to land to the left of him, I'm coming in too fast, I need to hit these tree tops to slow us down, get down!" We all immediately got in the landing position. We were slammed into the tress with such force, everyone in the basket let out a loud yell from the force, then suddenly experienced another extreme impact from below us upon our crash landing. It was at this moment I heard the snap and felt the intense pain to both of my ankles and fell to the bottom of the basket. As I'm laying helpless in the bottom of the basket, I hear panicked screams "Get out of the basket, get out of the basket!" After the basket was secure, they asked us to climb out. Still in excruciating pain I was unable to stand. At this point I said I think I broke both of my ankles and asked to remain in the bottom of the basket. The pilot appeared genuinely concerned. We landed on private property so there seemed to be a rush to get out of there. It took the van crew about 20-30 minutes to arrive at our location. During that time, I had the pilot and my husband help me to a standing position. I was still unable to place any weight on my feet without extreme pain. As I hung over the edge of the basket, I noticed a large tree branch approximately 10" in diameter below the basket, where I was positioned. Next they assisted me to the floor of the basket to tip it on its side while I sat inside. Soon after, the ground crew arrived in the vans. As the pilot and my husband were carrying me to the van that was when we witnessed the crew member having to forcibly pull the large tree branch out of the bottom of the basket. He was even joking to the pilot he could now go into tree cutting business. I was in so much pain I completely shut down, but was reportedly asked if I needed them to call 911 and declined. As a Nurse Practitioner, I was not experiencing any acute blood loss, chest pain or difficulty breathing, and suspected longer wait for them to get there. As I waited for them to load the two vans they brought out the champagne for the other passengers. One of the passengers luckily had a ziplock bag with them and filled it with ice for me to place it on my left ankle. Our Driver did bring me a first aid kit that was clearly lacking supplies. It had no additional ice packs, but told me he would find an additional bag and fill it with ice for my other ankle. He never returned. Both he and our pilot rode in the other van to transport us back to our vehicles. Upon returning, I was carried to our car. At this point I was given the pilot's business card and asked to call him after I was evaluated at the hospital. The van driver asked my husband for the spelling of our last name for their "insurance company." To make a long medical story short, I was diagnosed with complete Talar neck fracture of my left ankle, and partial Talar neck fracture of my right ankle with a tibia head fracture from the high altitude impact from our fall. I was unable to walk or work for 3 months, had over $50,000 in medical bills, $13,000 out of pocket expenses, $25,000 loss wages! NTSB was involved due to my serious injuries. They violated multiple FAA safety rules and still refused to pay my expense, despite reported insurance coverage for these expenses one year from the accident per their policy. Despite their negligence, they hid behind their waiver. NEVER use this company!!! I'm praying this post saves future lives.

    Pinstripes - Bocce offered upstairs on the outdoor patio

    Pinstripes

    (118 reviews)

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    International Drive / I-Drive

    Mothers and Fathers Day buffet brunches always tantalize me. All the good food and drink and…read moredesserts, it's a lot of trouble they go through to put on these feasts. So even though my father isn't around, we wanted to try a buffet, to see just how good they are. We chose Pinstripes because it had won some awards recently, so it seemed like a trusted, well-liked place. Ambiance was very swanky. A beautiful bar greeted us on our way in, and there was plenty of seating in different styles. We were escorted to a high-top and got to work. Service was great. I think our server was the bartender, so that's always high level service. No complaints about that. The food was great, too! They had some fun little pastries, a salad section, other junk I skipped over. They had a few interesting pizzas, including a breakfast one that I enjoyed immensely. There were also all the staples, bacon, eggs, sausage, etc. All were cooked pretty well. There was random BBQ chicken that was a little slimy. Do not recommend. Some of the high points were a BYO chilaquiles station that let you custom order toppings on your chilaquiles and have them fresh cooked in front of you. Sooo good, basically breakfast nachos, and nachos are awesome. There was also a carving station with ribs and prime rib. Nearby the ribs was a pretty nice sauce that you may or may need. The ribs in the middle were nice, the ones on the end were dry, you know how it goes. The prime rib was excellent. I got a big hunk, toasted a bagel, got some egg, and made a giant prime rib bagel brunch sandwich. As for the only bad part of the meal, avoid the chicken and waffles like the plague. Waffles were overcooked and dry, unsavable by any amount of syrup. And those chicken tenders. I don't like acronyms, but LMAO. It's like they were pulled out of the world's cheapest TV dinner, breaded in styrofoam, neither white nor dark meat inside, just awful and a waste of tummy space at a buffet like this. Overall, though, it was an amazing, five star brunch buffet. I'm really glad I came, and hey, I might come back next year, too.

    Pros: Ambiance was beautiful. Huge, open kitchen with a…read morebig, beautiful dining room with huge windows. Service was very nice. Drinks were flowing all morning, and the chilaquiles station was quick and efficient. Food itself was top notch. We came for a Father's Day brunch, and everything was dynamite, topped off with the prime rib carving station. Cons: Some of the stuff was actually awful. Like the chicken and waffles area. Tips: Sample things first, before you load up on any one item. Come for any buffets they offer. They know what they're doing. And don't order the large mimosa unless you have friends to help you out with their massive pitcher. Lol.

    Planet Obstacle - trampoline - Updated August 2026

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