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The Go-Karting is very fun! Cutting people off and making em' mad is very fun! The food is a little…read morepricy for an amusement park but they cant just make a business off of fun stuff. Its fun to bump into people even though your not supposed to. The bumper boats are so fun and they spray relatively quick and a lot in a short amount of time. The mini golf is expensive but very fun! I won $1000 by the staff if i made every shot a hole in one! I very much recommend this place! -McBigmac F.

This place was fun! We only did the 2nd fastest Go-Karts and the batting cages but it was a blast…read more Reasonably priced and everything seemed clean and organized. Every staff member we talked to was niceand very helpful. If you're looking for something to do in Winnipeg, give this place a try.

From the owner: Rev up the excitement at Grand Prix Amusements in Springfield with go-kart racing on 3 challenging…read moretracks with over 75 go-karts for ages 4 to adults. We guarantee a good time. Come and visit us today.

Amazing games! Always tokens to find under the games! Great candy and prizes! …read more .

Jack Potts used to be one of my top childhood places. But on Sept. 17, around 12 pm, me, my friend,…read moreand younger sibling received some of the worst customer service we have ever experienced. A counter lady, with dirty blonde hair and glasses, treated us really unfairly that day. When we asked her politely to assist us with the ticket receipt machine, she spoke to us in a mocking voice and made it clear she wanted to provoke us. She proceeded to make us wait for a very long time (and it wasn't even busy) before she gave us our receipts. When it was our turn to pick out our prizes, she especially gave us an attitude. Rolling her eyes, a bored tone, or a passive-aggressive one, pressuring us to be quicker, glaring, aggressive behavior such as bending our prizes, and slamming our prizes on the counter, etc. I am truly wondering what she wished to accomplish that day other than showing us what not to be like when we're older. It annoyed us the most when we noticed that she was super nice and polite to the other kids with their parents present. It upsets me that she will probably only get a slap on the wrist, or nothing at all for this; from similar reviews I have read for this place. On top of all of this, some games were broken and made us lose coins. Never coming back.

The staff didn't have a harness for anyone over an XL. I went with a group and couldn't do…read moreanything. Then I wrote a two page letter asking for them to be transparent about their size limitations and apologize. They never responded to either. I will never go back there again and I recommend other people don't either

My friend and her kids were in from Alberta so we figured a day at Tinkertown would be fun for them…read morethat are aged 5 and 7. Both kids had a blast!! My friend bought a wristband for herself and for the kids and they rode every ride they wanted to. The lady at the restaurant counter (August 13, 2019 @ 1:30pm) was fantastic! She chatted a bit with my friends daughter and really made her smile. The food was what you'd expect, not spectacular but the price was very reasonable. I am really glad that I didn't have to buy a wristband to get into the park (not a huge fan of rides, makes my stomach flip to much), watching my friends kids on the rides was great, they had close to 5 hours of fun. I even bought a ticket so I could ride the train, it was very cute and they smiled the whole time!!

I wanted to write this review for future employee workers. Today was my last day, and I wanted to…read moreexpress the humiliating treatment that happens at Tinkertown. There is no place to start but just to mention all the horrible things us workers deal with. This is my second year working for Tinkertown, and having a bit of experience, I can say that the person named Kyle does not know how to manage his employees. There is no communication whatsoever, and he is harsh on certain people. For example, if I speak to a colleague for one minute, he starts yelling at us. On the other hand, some people hold conversations in front of him, laugh, and do no work whatsoever, and he ignores them. Another point is that during my final exam week, when time was valuable for me to study, Kyle would let me off for one or two hours unpaid, and I had to wait for other people to finish their shifts so they could pick me up. Kyle knew about it, and he still made me wait two hours until they were done. The same goes for these people. Even if you don't ask to leave early, he will give you a 30-minute unpaid break and even let you off two hours early so the place looks full of employees and not empty. What a waste of everyone's time. Another thing I wanted to mention is that last year I was asked to work a month straight without a single day off because so many employees kept quitting due to the treatment at Tinkertown. I agreed to help because they were short-staffed, but having to work an entire month without one day of rest was unreasonable. Since this is my second year working at this place, I requested an extra shirt because mine had shrunk to my waist. He didn't care whatsoever and even questioned me about why I came to work once without my shirt. That just shows how stingy Kyle can be. Last year, Kyle even forgot to buckle the seatbelts on three little kids when he covered my bathroom break and started the ride with the kids on it. They were not buckled whatsoever, 50 feet in the air on Gunslinger, the big swings. Also, on the Pirate Ship, he got a kid's finger stuck in the lap bar while closing it down. No safety whatsoever. I left a two-week notice as a courtesy, but I honestly regret doing such a thing. I think the best option for my dignity would have been to do a no-call, no-show. There are so many things I would like to say, but I think what I have said is enough to echo what us employees get to experience and how we are treated by Kyle.