My daughter contracted hand foot and mouth disease. She was very unwell for almost a week and still…read morein bad shape. Be careful of places with many kids, disease history as it may reflect on cleaning practices

What a fun mini putt course! It would be so fun to have worked on making this. So many fun details…read moreand interesting design. It seems like they have updated it recently which is great but the rubber mats for the ball at the beginning if each hole was really rubbery and thus makes thing stick a little. There are also tons of arcade games and such but we didn't have time.

We were visiting from the US and found Maan farms through some extensive research…read more Maan farm is located in abbotsford, about an hour from Vancouver. Maan farm offers a lot to see and do: a tulip forest, photo ops, a kid's play zone, animals, and wine tasting. When we arrived we wanted to do wine tasting. We got to try 4 different wines for $10 and were also given the option of a free tasting with the purchase of a wine. The employee, Alejandro was very helpful in answering all of our questions. He even explained that all fruit is grown on site. After wine tasting, we visited the animals. The animals were well cared for and in clean encounters. Finally, we visited the tulip forest which offered photo ops, tulips, and a peaceful environment. I couldn't recommend Maan Farm more!

We went on the last weekend of baby animal Easter days. The crowd was significantly less than…read moreEaster weekend, a little birdie told me. We were there at 10 am and there was barely anyone there. This was great as I was able to take lots of pictures and pet animals. Since we came during BAE days, there were 5 kinds of baby animals for viewing: pigs, goats, sheeps, highland cows and rabbits. My favorite was the baby goats. They were 1.5-2M old and they were adorable running around. Beware that they will chew on your shoelaces or jackets. We got a few kind of food. The lemonade was mediocre and butter chicken Mac and cheese was a rip off at $15. There were 3-4 tiny pieces of chicken and the rest was just macaroni. The butter chicken taste was also very light. The samosas were yummy but they're somewhat spicy. My personal favorite was the carrot cake. You can actually see lots of pieces of carrots in it. It was $7 something a piece. The icing was a bit sweet, however. The entire farm was to be enjoyed by both adults and kids. My toddler really liked the bubble zone. She basically got to wave the twin wands around and out came big bubbles. We bought the membership which was $10 off if purchased prior to 4/12. We'll be back for summer and their pumpkin patch.

My kiddo and I love it here. Lots of space for him to run around, and with the membership discount,…read morego karts are reasonably priced. The karts are very fast if they trust you well enough to use the fastest setting, they won't drift on throttle but the trail braking is fun

This is a fun place for kids with lots of different activities, and my 4-year-old had a great time…read moreoverall. The space is large, clean, and there's plenty to keep little ones busy for a good stretch of time. That said, there were a few concerns during our visit that I think are important to mention, mainly around pricing and safety. First, admission is $20 per person, including adults. For parents who are there primarily to supervise and occasionally assist a younger child, that adds up quickly. Some of the equipment involves large mats and tubes that can be heavy for smaller kids to carry on their own, and it would be nice for parents to be able to help without needing to purchase a full-price admission for themselves. My biggest concern, however, is safety. The layout is very open, with multiple access points, and there is currently no check-in/check-out system matching children with the adults they arrived with. As it is now, someone could enter or leave with very little attention paid, and there is no wristband or stamp process that verifies that each child is leaving with their actual parent or guardian. A simple matching bracelet or stamp system would make a tremendous difference in peace of mind. While there were staff members present, several of them appeared distracted -- talking with friends or generally not paying close attention to what was happening in the play areas. They also weren't very easy to identify as staff. If parents are expected to stay off certain equipment unless they pay admission, it would really help to have clearly identifiable staff who are actively monitoring and assisting -- especially at the top of larger slides or play structures where younger kids may need help. Overall, my child enjoyed the visit, and the concept of the place is great. With stronger safety procedures at the door and more attentive, easily identifiable staff presence throughout, this could be an outstanding place for families. If you go just really keep an eye out. Hate to see anything bad happen in this place in the future

what a ripoff for entertainment. The go karts cost $30 for 1 adult and 2 kids on the kiddie course…read morefor 6 minutes. One of the go karts wouldn't even go at the speed of the others. My son spent the entire 6 minutes trying to slowly get up the hill. What a horrible experience for him. Staff are unhelpful.

Went there to do go-karts and mini golf. Found it over prices and not worth it. Had 9 year old 11…read moreyear old boys. Cost is $27 for 6 minutes on go-karts. But I don't thing we got that long . One son went alone, had to drive with the other boy . The double car ran out of gas after one lap and we were dead in track. They came to help us, but we were lapped twice by other cars and them they stopped everyone and the clock and got is new car. Started again and ended very quickly. I asked if we got full time and they said yes , because they stopped clock, problem is it took about 1:30 to stop it. When you only get 6 minutes at that crazy price. If they can't keep gas in cars then you should get another turn. Disappointed and would not go back or recommend .

A very unique family location. Full bar, miniature golf, an awesome train that takes you into the…read moreforest, go karts, and dancing!

We go to the Birch Bay Mini golf annually, and it's always a great time ! Station 49 had a live…read moreband playing, and everyone was out enjoying the day. Looks like they even put new turf down on most of the holes . Great place for family fun

This was my first go karting in years, and I enjoyed the racing here. One race is $42, and while…read morethe kart wasn't as fast as I would have liked, and the track wasn't as wide as I would I have wanted, but it worked

Amazing race track, lots of turns and the karts has high acceleration and torque. The track is on…read morepolished concrete and love to drift the corners, newer karts now vs the older karts., Kid track and karts, plus a new game lounge.

What a fun place so close to Richmond! A great addition to your weekend trip for the kids! The…read morego-kart track looked amazing -- very Mario Kart like! We had some pre-teen girls so was nervous about letting them try since some racers were gunning it! If they had a family race that would be perfect! The space is very large with mini golf, laser tag, eating/drinking area -- would be a fun birthday spot! We did a couple rounds of the laser tag and it was a lot of fun. Spacious, not too stuffy but for some reason the laser tag vests weren't always keeping track of the points scored.

I remember coming to Speeders a long time ago when it was just a go-karting arena, but recently I…read moresaw on their social channels that they have introduced some exciting stuff and decided to try it out! We tried their laser tag and mini golf! We booked both those things on the day of, they had a lot of availability. However, if you decide to go for their go-karting, I would recommend booking in advance as it was very full and busy. Their laser tag was so fun!! The area was huge and could accommodate upto 20-30 people!! It was just the 6 of us so the space was too large but nonetheless we had a great time. Each laser tag round is 20mins and we played 2 rounds. The staff were very nice and guided us through it all. Their mini golf was located right by the go-karting arena, it was pretty small and I think it was meant to be a passtime for people while they wait. We had fun though, some of their courses were pretty difficult. I would definitely come back for their laser tag with a bigger group and also try their new go-karting arena!!

Great help from Andrew! All the staff are really nice we had so much fun Andrew guided us through…read morethe whole thing make sure u ask for him by name cool dude they won't let you down

One of the only places where one can go for indoor go-kart racing around town…read more Parking is available in the lot in front. The inside is nice and clean, but quite dated, with the old school coin-op arcade machines. Staff are somewhat helpful, but you have to approach them if you need something. Otherwise they're just hiding behind the computers. The karts they have now (2014) are noticeably faster than those several years ago. According to the instruction video, these things top out at 70 km/h. Add the smooth concrete track, and it's actually quite easy to spin out. How much faster? I actually got carsick driving these things. Did not know this was possible when one is the operator of the vehicle. To save $2, bring your own DOT-approved helmet. Even though they give you a liner, their helmets are freaking DISGUSTING. You can smell them as you enter the helmet room. A good lap time here would be 29s or less. For a beginner or amateur, you'd be looking at 31s or so. There are some regulars here who eat the newbies for breakfast. You'll notice who they are when you start getting lapped. Races are a bit pricey at $35 for 4 heats (10 laps), but this is more than enough to get your karting fix.