What a great place for a date, family fun or to just get off your fanny and be active!…read more I went here with my brothers and we had a BLAST! We hit the batting cages first (I recommend bringing your own bat) then did some mini golf. The mini golf here was awesome. Such a blast and not too easy

Nice place good service almost always give you extra coins. Friendly employees. Could use some…read moreupdating on the batting cages.

One worker their was really kind…read more I may spell the name wrong by mistake it's like ataliya. She helped a lot and made sure everyone had a good time I also met other workers their and they were so nice I didn't know people could be as kind as the staff here I hope ataliya gets more support one day from all the hard work and her coworkers for being so kind. They made the experience here even better. As most places won't be as kind because most are in a rush or don't truly want to help as much from stress.

We loved everything about Kokomo Joe's. Especially, the Toddler room. My daughter also couldn't…read moreget enough of the games & the food was good too.

We had a great summer at Six Flags! Even though this park needs some TLC we still had a great time,…read morethe attractions are still top notch and the food offerings were good for their value. I hope Six Flags puts more energy in to this park, it is well kept but needs some serious 're-imagining.' Many of the elements that made this park fun in the past just aren't there anymore and there is opportunity to make more of the themes they still have going. There were some oddities we ran into to, once time we needed to fill up our water bottles and the attendant at the freestyle station said we could not fill up there, we asked where we could get water and they said there was no free water. This was at the station near Johnny Rockets. It was odd, especially being the middle of the summer and we had kids. Small operational changes could go a long way in making this a premiere park again. Still looking forward to next year! See you soon!

After many years of being season pass holders, we gave up our family passes a few years ago. The…read morepark was so run down and filthy, we had to finally step away. With this being the last year of Six Flags branding in St. Louis, we felt an emotional pull to be here for the end of an era. Purchased season passes again and then visited over the weekend. Very surprised, in a very good way. If nothing else, the park was incredibly clean and well organized. It looks like the park has had a bit of a facelift and it was so nice to see. They still feel like they are in start-up mode for the season, but all the employees I spoke with were courteous and helpful. We were disappointed with some of the ride closures in the water park, but there was enough open that we still had a really good time. The lazy river was closed for the day, which always seems odd. I think if you have the wave pool and lazy river open, you satisfy at least 90% of your water park guests. Just seems like a strange choice. Really hoping the new ownership takes the recent improvements to another level and brings this place back to where it should be, a destination from year to year.

We were visiting from out of town and this ad popped up on my Facebook feed look like a really fun…read moreplace to visit a different options than the trampoline place that we used to back home. I was excited to take my two kids 10 and 14 years because I thought they would have a lot of fun. My daughter, the older one after doing two activities decided she was bored and no longer wanted to participate, but I don't think that has to do anything with the park. It was more something happen. She got upset and had a bad attitude, ha ha ha ha teenagers. I decided to then participate with my son. We had purchased the two hour wristbands and I would say the 90 minutes is plenty of time to experience the park. There are a variety of slides and activities however, for that duration of time it feels like you run out of things to do for the kids they have no problem going up and down those stairs that you have to climb to get to the slides, however, for the adults, I will warn it's quite a good workout. When we arrived. It was super packed, a lot of birthday parties going on and just a lot of people in general. I'm not sure if it's because the weather was cooler outside and people wanted to do something inside, but it could've also been because it was a Saturday. When you check in, you have to make sure to fill out a waiver before you can go and pay and purchase your tickets, that's a little bit of a hassle, but if you go online and handle it before you arrive that will expedite the process. Also at the check-in counter they will upsell you for slushy's. I went ahead and opted for this because I know my kids enjoy them. When I went to go redeem them, It was a bit of a wait in line at the snack place. They seemed a little short staffed. Overall there were employees around, the majority of them being teenagers and I think it was a little bit too lax on the supervision. Not sure if they truly grasp the importance of safety and definitely there aren't employees stationed at every slide. I was kind of glad that I was going around with my son because if you have some unruly children, cutting lines and pushing people down the slides, there aren't always employees around to put them in check. Overall it was a fun experience to try once we don't have anything like this back home but I'm not sure that I would go again. It's a more of a one and done experience for us.

Definitely a fun place for the kids that they did not want to go home after three hours here…read more There were a lot of different slides for the kids to try. The slides were pretty long and the kids slides down pretty fast. This place was so crowded when we went here this past Sunday.

I came up with this "bright idea" of creating the PPA Tour. Which is going to a putt putt golf…read morecourse playing a round, having a beer and then going to a different course and playing another round. My wife and I started our Friday night and our PPA Tour at RYZE. I found it online and it looked interesting. When we arrived, there were quite a few people and a lot of activity going on. They also have ropes courses and ziplineing. We received our clubs and noticed that they had a few drinks in a cooler. That was exactly what we were looking for. We wanted to take it easy, play some PPA and have a beer. The PPA course was much more challenging than most that I gave played. We were able to play at our own pace without feeling rushed. This PPA course has a couple of twist on some of the whole that make it different, more challenging and fun. We had a lot of simple fun and this was a great start for our Friday night. I definitely recommend it and will go back again. Thanks

I had a great time. The staff was informative and aware of the areas that we would struggle with…read moreand provided assistance. Myself and my friends had a great time and can't wait to return!

So much fun! The first visit was nearly 10 years ago. That time was fun too…read more On my most recent visit, it was just as much fun. I think I had forgot just how many different holes and paths you could take. They've also added more stuff than I remember. They had a section roped off because they're adding yet another section. I wasn't sure I'd enjoy the place as much this time around but I did. This is a must-visit when in StL but be warned, you will be tired after playing on this adult playground. The only annoyance this time is that I seem to remember that you could pay one price and get everything. This time, there was the general ticket that gives you access to 3 floors but no roof access. No pinball access. You have to pay extra for those two things. I guess extra charges make sense but just wrap the price all in one. I feel like the floors and roof should be in one ticket. There were a few times that employees came out on the roof to run people off that didn't have the appropriate color of bracelet. If you love having fun, definitely do this when visiting StL.

I thought I had written a review of this a couple years ago but maybe I didn't…read more I think of this place almost EVERY DAY. Definitely whenever someone mentions St Louis or anything that I associate with St Louis. It's my favorite place in the world. I think another reviewer recommended wearing closed toe-shoes, comfortable clothing that you can move in - preferably long pants - as long as they have good pockets, because you don't want to be carrying a purse or bag. This is important. If you have a fear of heights - the City Museum might make you forget that you have a fear of heights. Because it made me forget that I do. I was climbing everywhere. It's amazing. I know how to weld, and all the welds look great and are finished smoothly so you don't get scratched or snagged. Impressive! We went there once when our daughter was 6, and again when she was 21, and I can definitely say that I had a better time when she was older (even though, obviously, I was significantly older as well). Because it does seem a little not-safe if you have a little kid with you. But even then I had absolutely loved it. I live 8 hours away but would literally clear my schedule for the next couple days, anytime, if someone wanted me to go there with them. Just let me grab my sneakers and joggers and I'm ready!

Went to the mall with my kids to play games like I did when I was growing up in the area. What a…read moremistake, it's literally 85% crane games, and the other 15% of the normal games were missing parts and unplayable. The 2 air hockey tables, one was broke and no sign that it was out of order and the other was missing paddles and pucks. Lost half of my money in broken games and decided it's not worth spending anymore money here. Walked to the movie theater just around the corner and they have a small game section with 10 games. I would recommend going to the movie theater arcade before spending one more penny at this arcade.

I'm rating this largely on nostalgia. I liked this place when I was a kid in the early and mid…read morenineties. I no longer live in the area and wish we had something like the tilt. This place was dope.

This was really nice! The views were amazing! Now, I've been to other states to compare it to but…read morefor the location and what it has to offer, it's a really good experience. If you've never rode on a chair or gondola, you'll really enjoy it. You may see some deer but you'll definitely catch some great scenery. The ride is slow and steady and lasted about 5 minutes. More activities to do once you get up to the top. Oh and the staff is so nice and fun!

Definitely something you do once for the price. When you ride to the top there is a winery, alpine…read morecoaster, restaurant with limited menu, and zip lining. SOOO if you're going to ride the sky tour I would recommend at least booking one more of the listed attractions.

I came here to celebrate my friend's birthday and while I was unsure of how it would go, I had a…read moregreat time. This place is fairly easy to get to, although parking was a bit tricky (I parked on the side and was unaware there was more parking on the other side of the building); also, I was unaware this was place was shared with an event space. When you first walk in, you'll see a sign for the event space upstairs and the 18 N Central place below. There are several computers for you to sign in (which consists of retrieving your info, picking a username and swiping a card (which I believe you can use for next time) and is also given to you from the front desk. The activities determine where you go. Since we were doing laser tag, we walked around the corner and were given a brief set of rules and instructions. Then we were assigned a team, our gear, and led to the actual laser tag area. We played a series of games and it was cool because throughout the games you could see your shooting percentage, kills, and etc. I had no expectations since this was my first time ever playing laser tag, but my competitive side refused to let me come in dead last. All in all, I had a great time. My only constructive criticism is to slow down when giving the directions. While it seemed like most people had experience, it was intimidating for those who didn't, especially when it came down to doing anything with the gun. Additionally, it made me feel like I was in the military for a second because the guy was talking so fast and made it as if he didn't want/need to repeat himself. The bright side, there is a bar and they serve food, so you can always people watch, too!

Great experience and great customer service!! The employees communicated well and made sure we had…read morea good time !! We will be back!!