This place was such a scam! We got there and spent $75 on a game card. After 3 games didn't work…read more(VR headset completely broken strap and wouldn't stay on my head + my partners headset was torn to shreds...hungry hippo game had ZERO marbles) and gave us back $55 that we didn't use (lost the money that we spent on their broken games) and then did go karting. My partner is the same weight as me and at full speed he was way ahead of me. I literally didn't even have a chance to catch up bc he was flying and my go kart was barely hanging on. Our first time here and will not be returning.

Games here are fun, beer is decently priced. Never tried any food. 75$ card will last you about 45…read moremin to an hour with two people (you use it for everything) the bad is the go karts. It's a lottery with if you'll get a fast or slow one . The batting cages are really sub par. You have to basically stand 5 feet in front of the plate to hit the ball, otherwise it'll bounce on the ground before you can even swing. The worst part is, not every thing is open after about 9pm. I've been here four times over the summer and have not seen any of the carnival style rides open, the drift carts open, or the go karts specifically for kids. After 9 pm everything was shut down except the batting cages and the arcade. Overall it ain't worth going to. Go to top golf or main even down the road. It way better and way more consistent.and honestly just about the same price. Frankie's gets a two star Ps. Staff was not friendly or helpful. Overall lazy and just did not want to be there, which I get, but your paid to be there. Do better

We attended the Community Easter Egg Drop here. This is a free event, and there were thousands of…read morekids there. There's plenty of open space at this park for an event like this, and it was very well organized with a lot of helpful volunteers. There were many bounce houses that were separated between toddler and older kids, which I appreciated. The Easter egg drops themselves (from a helicopter!) were also organized by age (by giving the children different color wrist bands) and all of the drops were on different baseball fields at different times. The only thing that was a bit chaotic was the bottleneck in the one tiny gateway to leave the field after the egg drop. Overall, it was a fun experience and one we would consider repeating.

Huge park with multiple soccer and baseball fields. There are basketball goals, walking trails and…read moretwo playgrounds. One playground has a rubberized ground cover with great slides and swings for little ones. My toddler loves it!

Friend told me about the monthly membership and it's great for families! Discount ion food and…read moredrink and a bunch of game "tokens"!! Keeps the kids busy while I relax in the ac on hot summer days! As for this location, great staff - tables, restrooms, and games are always clean.

The pizza is so good. I picked up a cheese pizza because my wife wanted a childhood treat. The…read morepizza was delicious. The people who helped me at the front desk were all very nice. However, I had two issues. Two out of the three employees I saw did not have masks on. One didn't even have a mask visible the other had his mask on his chin and not his nose or mouth. This is of special concern given CEC is a restaurant and centers around kids. The other is that about a third of the pizza didn't really have cheese on it. I'm not sure how that happened since we paid for extra cheese.

Usually go take grandkids to Ship Wreck Cove but a friend suggested Itter Creek.. had never been…read morethere but the grandkids loved it and we plan on returning!!!

This review is slightly biased. Our church family rented out the waterpark after general public…read morehours had ended. It was wonderful having the whole place to our group since there were maybe 40 people alogether and apparently up to 600 people are maximum capacity. We had plenty of turns on the slides, time in the pool, and the concession window was operating as well. Yummy ice cream. There were a lot of lifeguards around to ensure safety; probably more than we needed. The kiddos had a blast. Who knew you could rent a waterpark? I hope we get to do this again! Happy yelping!

This is one of the smallest parks I've ever been to. With that being said it was really cute…read morethough. It is quite hidden in a neighborhood in the Overbrook area. Not really a destination, but more of an after school quick play time place. My 9-year-old was bored after 10 minutes, but my 7-year-old and toddler definitely enjoyed it more so. No one else was there and I wasn't even sure exactly where to park (nearly got stuck in the gravel trying to back out). There are a couple of basketball hoops, which may entertain older kids a bit longer. There is a bench to sit on and a trash can. No restroom facilities, so go before you come! Happy yelping!

We came here for my daughter's bday and got the deal for pay the price of the bear of what your…read morebirthday is. It's a nice deal. The staff was very nice and we didn't wait long at all. We did get a dress for the bear and that was an additional $12. Total price wasn't bad for the bear and the experience.

I was too old once build a bear became a thing so this was actually my first ever visit to one. We…read morewent for my niece's birthday bc they have a "Pay Your Age" special on their birthday bears, so she got her first bear for just a dollar. The birthday bear is a plain brown bear with "happy birthday" on the feet. You still have to pay for all the additional clothes and stuff but it's still a good deal. You don't need proof of age or anything so it's super easy. We got her the birthday bear and a fun Halloween outfit and then a second pastel rainbow bear with a sequin outfit. Really excited to see her grow up with these fun toys!

So much fun! The cutest date night idea. Of course he beat me several times but it was still fun…read more Pretty affordable around $30-50 with drinks and snacks included. Next time I won't wear a dress lol.

We spent a very enjoyable couple of hours getting out our stress and slaying out imaginary enemies…read morehere. The best thing about axe throwing is that anyone can be great at it. In our group, the two grown men who regularly shoot at a gun range were not particularly good, but a 17 year old 100-lb girl was an absolute killer, hitting bullseye after bullseye. It's a ton of fun, and the staff will help you get those axes flying.

My daughter loves the tumbling classes. She has learned so much. She didn't even know how to do a…read morecartwheel when she started. Austin is a great teacher. He really works with the kids, and it is obvious he really wants the kids to succeed.

Large training center, nice staff, and chill environment. Nice waiting area with great view of the…read morefacility. Quick progress with the kiddo over the summer.