Went on a late Valentine's Date with my partner to go kart and axe throw. It wasn't too busy, so no…read morewait times. The staff was friendly, and was accommodating considering we were in about close to closing. The go kart was fun. They gave us a head sock for the helmet and we were off. Small track with big turns but fun. We were given a coupon for a couple drinks. Yes, They have a bar. The VR system was not in use at the moment. They had a gaming area for tickets. And then we went axe throwing for about an hour. The staff was very helpful in teaching us how to throw axe properly. Overall was a good time.

First time visiting with my partner for Valentine's Day. We were able to snag the deal they had for…read more$85 - included go-kart racing, helmet socks for racing, axe throwing, and two drinks. They also offer laser tag, VR, a ropes course, and pickle ball. Walking in, there was a lot of open space. I assume the building was just huge. First we enjoyed the go-karting. This was my first time ever riding in electric go-karts! It was pretty fun and offered some challenge with the twists and turns. Visiting the bar, the manager tended to us. He was super friendly. He even stopped by during our axe throwing to provide me with one-on-one lessons for at least 10 minutes!! (I was terrible at first LOL). Eventually, I was able to hit the board (FINALLY!) even using one hand. Overall, AMP-UP seems like a fun place. I assume, in the warmer seasons, it can even more fun with the pickle ball open and access to the outdoor space might offer more natural light into the building. The staff were great, informative, and helpful. Thanks AMP-UP!

we have held a company manager family outing here 3 years in a row and we've not only had a…read morewonderful time, but have been met with a very attentive and friendly staff each time! they have gone above and beyond to ensure a great experience for everyone in our group and we can't wait to host another outing next year!

We had an absolute ball at Swing-A-Round Fun Town in Fenton. There is so much to do at an…read moreincredible price. There were go karts for the taller kids, and co-riders for the medium kids. They even had a small track for the younger crowd. There were also batting cages, mini golf, and an arcade! The big outdoor activities are pay by the hour for endless options. You can choose to do arcade by swipe or by the hour. We were able to do so many things. Loved it!

This rink was probably the place to be in the 70-80s. Came here for a birthday party. Two hours…read moreof staking for $1.25 for old school skates and $4 for inline skates. The rink was pretty ruff in some places. It needs a good sanding and finish put down. For the area this staking rink is in I see why they don't put any money into it.

Activate was such a fun and entertaining experience! Every room offered something different, and I…read moreloved that there were multiple levels and game options that made it enjoyable for a wide range of ages and skill levels. Our group ranged from 8 to 28 years old and everyone had a great time staying active, laughing, and challenging ourselves. It's definitely one of those places where you don't even realize how much of a workout you're getting because you're having so much fun. The only thing I wish was a bit better is the cooling situation outside of the room! After working up a sweat, some extra AC or fans would have been really nice for a quick cooldown. That said, it didn't take away from the overall experience. We had an amazing time and will absolutely be back for more!

I arrived round 2pm on a Thursday with my sons. It was our first time here as we were visiting from…read moreout of state. It was $100 for the 3 of us for 75 mins of play. I reserved tickets online. We were about 10 mins due to getting on the wrong train. I called to let them know and change my time but was told as long as you arrived within 20 minutes of scheduled time, you're good to go. Honesty, it was a fun time. We got hot and tired fast, especially with some of the games. They have free lockers to put Some of the games are very active with running around. Comfortable shoes and clothes you can move around in, is a must! I like how each of the rooms have several games to choose from, some are collaborate and some are competitive. 75 minutes was not enough time. This is something a family could do for 2 hours or so as time flies quickly. A feature I like is that is no one is waiting to go in the room you're in, you can continue playing. This is great as you can "level up" in games. Staff we encountered were friendly and helpful! I wish there was a place like this where I live, in NC.

Such a hidden gem! Music was everything we needed! Felt safe inside and the food was delicious!…read moreTeens and adults were enjoying the ride! Close at 10 so get here with enough time to eat and have some skate time!

Clean and cozy place. Concrete floor, fresh hot food, drinks, great service, and multiple TV…read morescreens guarantee you won't miss your favorite televised sporting event (or kids movie for the young one's.)

Amazing food and cheap bowling per game price I've found in the area and family and kid friendly!read more

DuBowl is aging like wine but its still a fun, affordable place to bowl…read more We gathered with friends on a Sunday afternoon. We were able to get 4 lanes for the group. Shoes and bowling prices are cheap. The lanes are getting old. Balls getting stuck in gutters. The cages coming down before you bowl. The staff was friendly for the most part but you could tell they get annoyed with the issues.

Love love love this spot! I'm always searching for new play places for my 2 year old, and this was…read moreperfect for a morning play date. $15 for my kiddo and free for myself and another adult. It's a one hour session which is just enough time to tire him out. I was in awe of the details- the cafe was so chic and the iced coffee was one of the more delicious coffees I've had at a cafe. The play area is cleaner than most play places I've been too. My son loved all of the different play stations and the various sensory toys. My only note is that 20 kids is A LOT to allow for each session, considering the adults have to be near their children and take up a big chunk of space. I had a hard time maneuvering through the slide area to keep up with my toddler, with so many moms socializing. I get the purpose is to have a spot for parents to be able to let their kids place but also socialize with other parents, but with such a small play space, limiting the number to maybe 15 kids would even make a difference! I would even pay $5 entrance for myself if it meant less people per hour. Overall, lovely little spot and I'm happy we have this choice in our area!!

Took my granddaughter here on a Saturday afternoon. It is the cutest place. It's in downtown…read moreKirkwood - street parking if you are lucky. If not, there's a lot in the back. Be sure to make a reservation way in advance- they book up quickly! When you check in you need to sign a waiver and remove your shoes once in the play area. They do have socks for purchase if you don't have any. It's a cafe on one side and play area on the other. You are able to go in and sit by the kids while they play or grab a bite or drink while still having full access to them as well. It's beautifully designed with soft pastel colors and such a calm and welcoming vibe. It is a timed play date so you don't have to worry about overcrowding. You are given a beeper to keep track for you. The next time you want to relax and let the kids play in a safe controlled environment, go check out the Little's Loft Play Cafe! I think kids and their adults will enjoy it.

The city museum was THE BEST part of our trip to STL. We had 4 adults and 2 children, and the cost…read moreof tickets was low enough to ensure it's not burdensome, and many people can participate. We parked in the attached parking lot, which was card only and very convenient. I bought a locker and knee pads, which made the time here much better. I highly recommend these add ons. This place is more like a giant jungle gym than a museum. City Museum has climbing opportunities for adults, and I felt like a kid again. It gave me a sense of wonder and exploration. I recommend going outside in the morning while it's not too hot. A lot of the outside is metal and rebar. This area was very nice because I didn't feel claustrophobic outside. I know we must have missed a lot because each nook and cranny had more to explore. I'm sure there's some places I missed because I couldn't fit and some I just didn't see. I found out after we left that one area allows you to go under the floor. This museum is not a place where you should wear shorts or a dress. I recommend long pants. I tore my jeans on a rivet, and it would have cut me up in other clothing. We had 1 adult with us who was handicapped, and she wasn't able to stick with us at all. There are elevators but it is not disability friendly. Overall 10/10 would return.

We arrived on a Friday summer afternoon with a few families, and unsurprisingly it was already…read morepacked. We passed on the $15 parking lot and found street parking not too far away. I believe tickets were around $20 each, and my wife eventually sprung for a $20 headlamp for our kid to explore the caves. And I will say, as a 40+ person with a preschoole, I did feel at one point my last breath would be had in those caves. There are just so many places in there for little ones to crawl and explore, but they also have some big drops in other areas that I had to help out with. It's fairly dark in there and I had to contort myself in ways I hadn't done in years, so be wary! The rest of the building feels similar, but with more light. It felt really cool noticing all the little slides and hideaways tucked everywhere, and really made me think about how often kids may get stuck in places? We walked past the aquarium and made our way to the carousel, where there was also more playground type areas. There was also this odd area that looked like a skate park, but without skateboards. So of course all us adults attempted to run up one of the ramps that felt like the warped wall from Ninja Warrior. I think my hip is still feeling that one. We did not end up eating here, nor do any of the outside stuff. Regardless, this place really is a wonder and will both excite and drain the battery of people of all ages. Lots of fun to be had here - just be sure to stretch ahead of time parents!