The best way I can explain this experience for beginners is like when a when a competitive man…read moretakes you on a date and he chooses something only he is good at. Now I'm a relative sporty woman so it was fun but if you're not, you will not necessarily enjoy your time here. If you threw footballs as a kid and you like lawn games SLIDE THROUGH! This would be a cool spot for a watch party, or maybe catching up with your bros. They do have one pool table if you into that (which I am ) . Full bar, food available & service was rather fast.

I went to a Yelp Elite event at Fowling Warehouse in Kansas City on Cinco de Mayo, and I'm really…read moreglad I got to experience it. For the event, food was catered in with a nacho bar from Jose Pepper's, and we were given a complimentary cocktail along with the chance to play a game of fowling. Fowling is basically bowling with a football, but instead of a regular football, we used more of a Nerf-style, squeezy football. It sounds simple until you actually try it. Even when your aim feels spot on, the ball can bounce, shift, and completely miss the target. It was a lot of fun and honestly a better workout than I expected. I was surprised my arm was not sore afterward because there is definitely some movement involved. The space is great for groups, parties, team building, and people who enjoy active social games. The staff and setup made the event feel easy and welcoming, and I had a wonderful time. That said, I'll be honest: this is not really my personal bag. I could definitely see myself coming back for a kid, pre-teen, or teenager's birthday party, or maybe enjoying it more if there were an outdoor option where I could get a little sunshine while playing. All in all, it was a wonderful experience, and I'm glad I went. I had fun, I tried something new, and now I can officially say I've been fowling. Would I need to do it again in life? Honestly, probably not. But would I recommend it for the right group or occasion? Absolutely.

Overall a great experience. They had their coffee shop open and while they had decent selections, I…read morehad forgotten my water bottle so I opted to buy a slightly overpriced one of theirs ($3). I went there for an evening event: Christmas in Killarney--they had cancelled last year, so it was nice to see them on the list for the holidays. JCCC brings in such amazing artists and people and this was no exception. Although one guy had mic issues he carried on like the professional he was and things went well. It wasn't exactly what I was expecting--I was thinking just a musical performance by a random group--but it was a musical. It was enjoyable--my foot was tapping and my hands were clapping so I must've had a good time! ;)

This place has everything you would want in a performing arts venue…read more Great sound and lighting. Comfortable sightlines. A calendar booked solid with world class acts. It's just smaller and in a community college. Who would have thought?

I came in as a walk-in and didn't buy tickets ahead of time. It was super easy to get a ticket, and…read morethe host who explained everything was energetic, funny, and really got everyone excited. The experience is easy to follow. You wear a wristband and scan it throughout different themed rooms as you explore. I loved how immersive it was, with puzzles, games, interactive activities, and lots of great photo opportunities. There are mirrored rooms and movie theater and my favorite was the 1990's nostalgia room. They also have a pizza restaurant, gift shop, speakeasy bar, arcade, and live entertainment every hour, which made it easy to enjoy your time there. I ordered a cocktail at the speak easy and it was just okay. Overall, I thought $40 was a little more than I expected to pay, but I appreciated that it wasn't overcrowded and there was always something fun to discover in each room. I'd definitely recommend it if you've got two hours to burn.

Atlas 9 is a combination of movie theater (extra cost), art installations, interactive puzzles, a…read morefew costumed characters, small performances, arcade games (for extra cost), and foods/drinks (for extra cost). It fills a niche spot that KC did not have prior to Atlas 9's arrival. I would say that although you can bring children here, the puzzles are geared more toward adults due to their complexity and where things are physically placed (higher than waist level for some). Children can still enjoy the whimsy/weird interactive environment and play in the arcade though. You could spend a whole day here if you wanted to be a completionist and read every single clue to complete the puzzles correctly, or choose to skip the puzzles altogether and spend about 3 hours just going through all the different rooms and watching their small performances (a couple dancers, an aerial silk artist, a saxophone player). Your experience could be greatly affected depending on how busy it is though, since the puzzle stations often require each person to spend some time there, creating a line of people waiting to use the station. It can be kind of pricey at: --$40 per adult --$20 per child aged 3-12 --$25 per adult WYN county --$15 per child WYN county --$25 per "hero" if you're a teacher, nurse, EMT, firefighter, police officer, active military, or veteran --$25 per senior aged 60+ However, on Tuesdays, tickets are "Half Off:" --$20 per adult --$15 per child aged 3-12 (not truly half off) --$17.50 per adult WYN county --$12.50 per child WYN county (not truly half off) --$17.50 per "hero" if you're a teacher, nurse, EMT, firefighter, police officer, active military, or veteran --$17.50 per senior aged 60+ There is plenty of free parking in their private parking lot. Tickets are for timed entry, and they ask that you simply arrive within 30 minutes of your scheduled time. Overall, I'd recommend this place on a Tuesday if you've never been. However, I felt like it was something that would probably only be worth visiting once unless they continuously changed the rooms/environment.

I can't review City in Motion because I'm one of its founders, but I can highly recommend it to…read moreanyone interested in contemporary dance in the Kansas City area. 40 years and counting -- dance for every body.

I took my first Lindy Hop class here! It was great fun and the people in the class were SO helpful…read moreand sweet. One criticism I think the instructors could consider is that most of us are in a class with complete strangers so maybe give the long-winded verbal instruction BEFORE you tell us to take our connection. It can be weird holding hands with a stranger and starting to sweat on him/her when you aren't even dancing yet... just a thought! The space is minimal and parking is a little tricky but the reception is friendly and informative! I would definitely return!!

I haven't been to a paint party in a long time and forgot there is one up the street. The whole…read morefamily got together and did one of their black light painting. It's so neat to see everyone paint and enjoy themselves. The instructor was awesome and explained everything. It's byob which is perfect. I will be back for a date night!

Came to Pinot's Palette in Olathe for my friend's birthday and had the best time getting messy with…read more"Magenta Moonlight" shout out to Gwyn and Kaitlyn for leading the class and keeping the vibes right. I wore leggings and still managed to leave with paint on my thighs and elbows, so just know: paint will be flicked. It's part of the charm.

It is a great place to go to for fun, relaxation, and creativity! My girlfriends and I go every…read morecouple of weeks for a girls night out! I've even been able to get my hubby to go and he had just as much fun. There are so many projects to choose from- there's literally a project for everyone!! No need to have experience- they teach you everything you need to know.

They have raised the prices on everything and have put credit card pay walls on the arcade items…read moretequiring you to purchase additional items beyond the childs entry. You have much less value and it makes more sense to drive to chucky cheese now.

It is a really fun place for kids to play. There is like a jungle gym and slides. Also inflatable…read moreplaygrounds with slides too. There is an area that are cute houses to play in but they all connect and have many different stairs on the inside of them. Younger children might get "lost". Seems like it should be for children under 8 years old? Staff doesn't seem to enforce rules there. The 3-12 years old area with the jungle gym is cool but the bigger kids aren't very nice. The pad mat at the end of the slides keep moving but no one fixes them. I was fixing them so my toddler didn't land on the hard floor. There is no food or drink on any of the play areas but kids don't seem to care or read rules. Parents aren't even watching them too. They were old enough to understand. Had to tell them myself to not have drinks on the slides. They had snack area too which was pretty good selection. It was pretty hot in there though, so not sure if AC just wasnt on or maybe it wasn't working. I would go again but maybe when my child is older. There are a few things for maybe 1 year olds and 2 year olds to play on.

Kids and I had a blast at BRKTHROUGH when we visited KC. Our group was me and my two sons (14,…read more12). At BRKTHROUGH, you compete in challenge rooms (there are 40 of them, although a couple were unavailable during our visit) - they last a minute or longer, and are categorized as Physical (requiring speed, agility, coordination, etc), Mental (brainpower, trivia, memory, and puzzle-solving), or Skill (precision, dexterity, patience). The descriptors above came from the BRKTHROUGH website, but I can confirm that they are descriptive of the challenges. The room type/difficulty is shown on a triangle, so they are often a combination of two items (for example, mostly physical with some skill-based components). Every room is scored based on your completion (or lack, thereof) out of 100 points. You can redo rooms as often as you like, keeping the highest score. Your team has an RFID wristband to enter the rooms. Your goal is to earn as many points as you can during the time period you paid for (we did 2 hours). Not only do you try to get your best score, there is a leaderboard to show how you are doing against the other teams in the building. You can earn a prize if you obtain a certain minimum score, or win against the other groups. Other than the boys arguing over strategies, we had a good time. Even with young kids, we were able to complete a lot of the rooms. There are plenty of rooms that could be completed by those with physical limitations, but obviously not all of them. We had a good time and the time flew by. There is also a bar and restaurant and a few games to play after your time is up. We had a blast and would definitely return again! , with live leaderboards tracking everyone in the building. You can read more about the activities or book your session on

I've been a little obsessed with BRKTHRU ever since we had a Yelp Event there years ago. Been back…read moreseveral times and it never get old, in my opinion. There are a handful of rooms each time that seem to malfunction. Other than that, it's a delightful place to pour yourself a drink or 3 and spend a few hours trying to escape their mini puzzle rooms.