I recently took my kids to the Eagle location with a few friends and had a great experience. We all…read moreloved it! Even though it's full of kids and there's a ball pit, it felt super clean! All of the slides and side rails are padded which is great for stumbling toddlers. The "littles-only" area is a fantastic idea and the light-up dome is SO FUN! I appreciate that they limit the numbers because it was not an overwhelming number of kids running around. I will be back!

Love this place for the littles! Leap Years in Eagle is such a fun, adorable spot, especially for…read morekiddos 3 and under. It's clearly designed for the tiny crowd in mind. My 4-year-old son and my nephew still had a good time, but I could tell that most of the toys and setups are geared toward younger kids -- they kind of outgrew some of it. The space itself is super clean and well-maintained, which as a parent is a huge plus. The equipment feels high quality and safe, not cheap or worn down. Location is great too, with a coffee shop nearby so parents and other adults can grab a drink and hang out. Overall, such a cute, well-kept place for the younger crowd!

Great place to play, with first class indoor courts. Friendly managers and a very inclusive…read morecommunity combine to make playing here an absolute pleasure. There is open play at various times for different levels, and they also have leagues. To play, S2 gives you the option of joining on an annual or monthly basis, and they also have a punch card available. This is just an all around winner for Boise!

A booking fee of $18, and I'm forced to use the online system or otherwise show up at risk…read more I want two lanes for two hours, but unfortunately, Westys has their heads where the sun doesn't shine because they're unwilling to make a booking other than through their online system with the forced booking fee. I've been in this valley for 30 years and have been a regular bowler at Westys, but I will no longer go.To Meridian Bowl is where we will go, where there is no booking fee and their costs are less, and they are much more amenable to the service of their customers. It is unfortunate and very sad that I have to leave this review.

Been bowling here for years. Best in the Valley. HOWEVER, the tables jammed on the floor are far…read moreless enjoyable than the old seats. Now you have two different parties bumping into each other trying to get around these two massive tables. Try one table or get rid of them!

Hosted a wedding "rehearsal" dinner for about 50 or so friends and family. They unfortunately had…read morea last minute call off so the team was short staffed. They handled it well and and were hustling the whole time. Management proactivity reached out to me to apologize for the staffing deficiency and took steps to rectify the situation. Regardless, our guests had a great time and enjoyed themselves. We'll be back again in the future.

Great and fun spot! I like that you can choose different courses to play at. Atmosphere is cool,…read moregood food and drinks, and reasonably priced. Fun for when it's really cold or really hot and you want to stay indoors

They didn't have skates that fit me properly. I tried replacement skates that the cashier…read morerecommended, and those didn't work either. So after five minutes of skating, I asked for a refund. The dummy at the counter, just smirked, and said, "sorry we, don't do refunds if you already gone on the ice." He was a real a-hole about it. They need to stop hiring halfwit morons with zero hospitality to run their counter. They also need to do away with that Idiota quality. I hope my $14 was worth a one star review and me never bringing my family here again.

Grows on me each time! What a great establishment we have in Boise. So many ice sports and support…read moreto go along with them.

You get what you pay for - baseball experience in Boise. Good people watching and a fun outing with…read morefriends or for a sports-loving couple for date night. General admission is CHEAP, but the seats are in the sun the majority of the game. And are bleacher seats. Walk around the entire stadium to check out all of the food options. Seems to be something slightly different at each place. Some of the concession workers were nice, others were not. Ushers in the stands were great!

My wife and I have only been in the Treasure Valley for a little over a year. Our neighbor and…read morefriend invited us to a Hawk game and now we've been to two with them. PROS: It's a small, I believe 3500 seat stadium, so you're up close and personal to the players and game. Only seats down first and third, and behind the plate. Concessions are nice, with places to get food, apparel, and beer. I'm partial to IPA beer, so I go to the artificial grassy area near right field, where the bartenders always seem nice. Prices are reasonable. The seats are reasonably comfortable. Tickets are very affordable. Family oriented, and we've seen little league teams and young folks having a good time. Parking is free. CONS: The parking lot is not paved or marked. I highly advise you to park far enough away from the park so as not to have your car damaged by a foul ball. Pavement inside the park is uneven. Restrooms are not nice or particularly clean. In summary, I've enjoyed my time at Memorial Stadium for the two Hawk games I've attended.

This place is clean, well maintained, and packed with fun activities for kids. My daughter had an…read moreabsolute blast during our visit. The staff were incredibly welcoming and kind, and the owner even came out to say hello and made my daughter feel so special. One of her favorite features was the excavator play area, which was such a unique and fun touch. I also ordered a vanilla oat milk latte, and it was made perfectly. We're excited for their grand opening and can't wait to come back. A huge thank you to everyone who was so kind and welcoming to both me and my daughter. I highly recommend checking this place out!

Tried this place for the first time today, and unfortunately, it just wasn't a good fit for us…read more First, the artificial fragrance is extremely strong the moment you walk in. I ended up with a terrible headache from the smell. I'd also recommend making sure your child actually enjoys playing in sand before spending the money--one of mine loved it, but my other child wasn't interested at all, so that portion ended up being a complete waste of money for us. Also, read the flyer carefully before paying. They never asked the ages of my kids, and I didn't realize until afterward that my son is under 2 and shouldn't have been charged the same rate. Given the price, that was frustrating. Overall, there are so many indoor play areas popping up around the Treasure Valley, and unfortunately, this one just didn't make the cut for us. $30 for one hour for two kids is very pricey, especially when places like Leap Years offer more for less. And the excavator ride? Honestly, I thought it was ridiculous that it's an additional $5 per ride. It feels like an easy way to get parents to spend even more on top of an already expensive admission. I really wanted to love this place, but for our family, it just wasn't worth the price.

I went and camped at the racetrack and it was very easy to find a spot there. the actual racing was…read moreawesome from peoples own cars to junior dragsters. also I didn't expect this at all but they had the best biscuits and gravy I've ever had. all in all one of the funnest experiences I've had.

Always a great time, great racing, good prices and nice staff. The Treasure Valley is lucky to have…read moreFirebird Raceway!