Never played duckpin bowling and it was confusing but fun Hahaa…read more Don't know how to score on paper the old school way much less the rules of duckpin which lets you bowl 3 times vs two in normal bowling The pins are smaller and I guess have a duck bottom and the balls are way smaller and lighter so it takes some adjusting to when rolling them! I found that not throwing the balls hard and not running up the lane but just throwing it from the top of lane crouched down did the trick It was a fun time Definitely an old school alley

Family owned and operated. Great for those learning or family fun. No fancy thrills, some arcade…read morestyle games but 18 bowling lanes, you came to bowl, right? Typical bowling alley food made to order. Friendly priced!!!! Leagues, fund raisers and just to have fun. Stop by

My kids had a lot of fun. They said it was cool and really fun and would come back again. The…read moreemployees were really nice and helpful.

Overall: cool indoor playground for kids, relatively clean, kind service, a little pricey,…read moremulti-stall gendered restrooms with changing tables and child size sinks in each Not sure if it's just because this place is on the newer side but it felt like one of the cleaner and more sturdy indoor playgrounds I've been to. I loved that there was a separate area for young kids. It was excellent for my 9 month old and it's labeled to be for kids in diapers. The big kids area was great too. I felt like I could support my toddler safely in it. There were multiple slides, carts to ride down a dolly slide, a soccer field, and all sorts of things. I didn't love the angle on the big pink slide. It seemed dangerous and I saw a young girl hurt herself on it. My son loved taking breaks in the black light space dance room. There are tables and picnic tables and the bathrooms were pretty clean. There were extra things you had to pay even more for like foosball, air hockey, claw machines, motorcycles to ride, and maybe other arcade games. It was $22 which I felt was a little pricey. I think the catch is that you can leave and come back, but I'm never going to spend my whole day at one of these places.

Both of are kids come here for soccer classes and the instructors are amazing. They're great with…read morekids and do activities that keep their attention for the entire hour. The facility itself is super clean and feels brand new. They host birthday parties here and my son is already begging me to do his party here. My favorite thing about this place is their lounge area which is perfect for parents. They have comfortable armchairs and seating to let you work while the kids play.

We come here pretty regularly with my kid's travel team, usually on Saturday afternoons, and…read moresometimes just for individual work a couple times a month. I don't have a lot to compare it to, but this spot has become part of our routine, and it's always cool to see whole teams and individual players getting their reps in. The batting cages are the main thing we use. They can be a little hit-or-miss accuracy-wise -- maybe around 65% on the pitches -- but at about $2 a round, it's still pretty cheap for what you get. Depending on how into it our kid is that day, we're usually here 1.5-2 hours. The facility itself feels like a typical sports warehouse: moderate noise, good lighting, and can get crowded, but it's workable. For being a place full of bats, balls, and kids running around, it's actually kept pretty clean. The staff has always been solid. They greet you when you come in and when you leave, and anytime we've needed help, they've been friendly and quick to point us in the right direction. Most of the time we already know what we're here for, but it's nice knowing the support is there. Overall, the pricing for individual use feels fair, and it's one of those places I'm honestly grateful exists. It gives the kids somewhere to train -- even in the cold months -- and that alone keeps us coming back.

I went here the other day simply for the batting cages and to get some hacks in before the upcoming…read moresoftball season starts. There are 3 cages that can either do baseball, fast pitch softball, or slow pitch softball. Sure, the balls were not consistent in speed or height, but that's fine. It won't be that way on the field either. Each credit gets you 15 pitches, which seemed fine to me. They do have some bats there to use, but bring your own if you have it. Those bats have seen better days. The tunnels looked like they were in great condition. The staff was friendly and explained everything to us since this was our first time here.

Having an energetic toddler who is an early riser, I'm always looking for activities to get him…read moremoving early in the day. Get Air Glen Burnie is the place to see. It is fun, open and clean. I love that they have toddler hours and accommodate for families and smaller children. They open early at 8am on the first Saturday of the month and on Sundays. It is a great place to go when the weather isn't great for outdoor play. I love that I feel like my child is safe and free to roam around. We have so much fun as a family here! So many laughs. It's a great place for playdates too. I feel like I'm able to play with my child and also talk to other adults. We can't wait to go back and play! Lots of amazing memories are made here!

Location can be a bit sketchy but the trampolines is great and my children love it! Even at high…read morepeak hrs it's not crazy crowded like Sky Zone can be. The staff seem to be great! I forget her name but she's typically on register and blond with some piercing; she is great and super sweet. I will be having my son 5th bday party there in March and cannot wait.

Great staff and facility. Multiple batting cages for baseball and softball. Tunnels, pro shop and…read morebig TV's showing baseball. Love it

This is a beautiful facility. Some of my senior friends wanted to learn to play pickleball. We…read moresigned up for a Beginner Package at The Put Away, which included an Intro Lesson and several instructor-assisted sessions of open play. It is a bright, open space. They are very responsive by phone & email. I signed up for the sessions online. Even the bathrooms (with changing area) are lovely. The best part has been Donna, one of the instructors. Her enthusiasm and patience has been awesome. And while you can be a'memver, you cam book court time without a membership. It's not that far from BWI airport. So if you are traveling or visiting in MD, check it out.

My group of seven purchased $174 worth of tickets for DodgeBow, and the experience raised a number…read moreof concerns. Before the event, I never received a confirmation email. I called multiple times, but the Owner's voicemail box was full. I sent a text message and an email and never received a response. When we arrived, the building was locked. At that point, we weren't even sure if our activity was happening. Then a separate group arrived and we were all standing around just waiting and perplexed. A woman from that group said she also never received a confirmation email and had been unable to reach anyone. So this wasn't an isolated issue. A little after 1:00 PM (when our activity was supposed to start) two employees arrived. At first they had a hard time accessing the building and had to go through an alternative route to let us in, so that killed more time. The employees explained that the owners were on vacation and all they knew is that they had had instructiins to be there at 1:00 PM. We eventually got started, but several things bothered me. The overall operation seemed disorganized. During check in, the topic of waivers came up and none of our groups had completed waiver forms before playing. I was also surprised by the lack of a beginner safety orientation. The website states that players receive a 10 minute orientation session. We were first time players. When we arrived, safety goggles and small black arm guards were sitting on a table, but they were not handed out or explained to us. As beginners, we had no idea what "those little straps" (arm bands) were for or that they protected against bowstring injuries or that goggles were [required] throughout play. Instead, we only received rules on how the game is played. Another concern was the protective equipment itself. The website shows players wearing full face protective masks and states that protective face masks are provided. However, there are were only goggles provided. During the event, my husband was struck in the eye area by an arrow after removing his goggles because they repeatedly fogged up and made it difficult to see. His eye was sore afterward and bright light is still bothering him. We hope there are no lasting effects. My daughter also suffered a significant abrasion on her arm from the bow. When we asked for ice, the employee told us there wasn't any available and ended up providing frozen popsicles instead. I have no clue why ice wasn't available for situations like these. There were not enough arrows available at times, so players had to wait for arrows to be returned before they could continue playing. The equipment did not appear to be well maintained either. Many of the arrows were missing fins, and some had only one fin left. The playing area was small, and there didn't seem to be enough barriers for the number of players. The space was also very warm, with only one industrial fan running. There was no water cooler or bottled water available for purchase. Finally, disinfectant wipes were sitting on the equipment table, and I guess people are responsible for cleaning their own goggles before use. When I wiped ours down, the wipes came away dirty, which made me question whether the equipment had been sanitized between groups. To be fair, the employees working that day were polite and did their best with what they had. They apologized profusely and even offered to let us play longer due to the delays. The young man was swift with addressing my daughter's abrasion. My frustration is with the ownership and overall management of the business. Between the lack of communication, unanswered calls and emails, poor safety procedures, lack of ice and general operational issues, this was not an experience I would pay for again.

Love this space for a party! We booked a group spot as part of a team building activity and it was…read moreawesome. They accommodated a large group at a great price. Both kids and adults alike had a fun time playing. Some suggestions would be to make the masks better. They easily fogged up and were a bit uncomfortable at times to wear. Also if there could be a little bit more space for food and drink would be great!