Very fun staff who make sure you have a great time. Really immersive and fun for all levels.read more

Had a great time during my first visit here. Staff were helpful and friendly. The room aesthetics…read moreare beautiful with great detail! Looking forward to checking out more rooms here!

I absolutely LOVE Escape the Room activities. I dragged a group of six people out to Escape 20/20…read morein Okemos, it was the first one for 1/2 of us. We chose the Parlor room. It is one room, you're locked in, and you get the 'exit early' code to leave if something horrible happens. So you're not truly stuck in the room, so people with claustrophobia can still enjoy this activity! There are a series of puzzles you have to solve, and a lot of locks you have to unlock. Some require keys, some require codes. There are clues hidden all around the room, but if your team is really stuck, you're handed hints (paper 'telegrams' pushed through a mail slot) to help you look in the right area and solve the puzzles. If you're still not getting it, the hints get more and more detailed. They want you to solve the room, after all! We broke free in 49 minutes - which was a great time! We had a full 11 minutes left to go. Other Escape the Room activities I've been to have been multiple rooms - so as you progress through the story, you open doors to other areas. In order to fit more rooms into this office building, it seems like they opted to keep each room self contained in one room. There were still a ton of puzzles to solve, but I like the feeling of progression as I open doors and get further into the activity. The location of this game is in an office building. It seems like a converted dentist/doctor, which is just like the previous activities I've gone to. This is a great way to spend an hour with friends. I was in town for only a couple days, so we reached out via Facebook to see if we could book the room on their 'closed' day, and they obliged! Then we found out there were two other groups who did the same thing. Great customer service! I highly recommend checking this spot out. I will be back next time I'm in town! (I also broke an entire tray of glass bottles in my excitement during the game, and the woman who ran the room was understanding and didn't get mad at me. She even sent a 'hint' note asking if everything was ok and making sure I didn't get hurt. Other than being completely mortified, I was uninjured.)

We had a booked room for 7:30(we had the parlor). When we arrived we were a bit concerned. The…read morelocation is kind of hidden and walking through the hall ways with hardly anyone around definitely remind of us of a situation from a horror film. Once we arrived we were greeted by Regina. She informed us they were having technical issues but no matter what she'd make it work for us. She was incredibly nice and friendly. Due to the technical issues we weren't able to play like how normally is so she offered us a discount (which was very appreciated). This was a majority of our groups first escape room and we were very pleased and had a great time. We've made plans to go back and do the The Lab. I would highly recommend anyone to try out Escape 20/20. Despite it not being all fancy like some escape rooms are this one was definitely fun and challenging. I'd give it 10 stars if I could.

This place is so fun! We went in on a dreary rainy day and had a blast in the hardest escape room…read more We were a group of 4 with one unexperienced person and the difficulty was well tuned. The room theme, dreams, was very original and super cute. I have been to a fair number of escape rooms and hadn't experienced one like this before. Our game master was super cool and nice too! 10/10

Such a cute place to get a tree a the train ride to Santa's cabin is amazing. Such a great time…read morewith the family

This was our first year for the Santa Experience. We took our four kids, 6yrs-8yrs at 7pm on…read moreWednesday. What an amazing experience. It was so pretty, all lit up. The staff was beyond friendly and gave very clear instructions. The trains were running about 20 minutes behind but the kids were running around, petting animals, playing on the playground. A lot of things to see even in the dark. The train ride was very magical for them. Most legit looking Santa I've seen in a while! Each family (only four cars on the train) had time to take pictures. Free cocoa by the fire, while waiting for the train to come back, was perfect!

Well designed room, pleasant staff that got us in on a moment's notice. Good mix of puzzles and…read morecomplexity.

A very poorly managed rink. Poor ice conditions combined with unbalanced teams and league make for…read morea truly aggravating experience. Add on a lackadaisical "hockey director" that shows nothing but contempt for players and can't even be bothered to write up a league schedule, and you'll be pulling your hair out by the end of the first game (if you can figure out when it is). Obviously Suburban Ice is more than willing to take your money, but, prepared to be completely ignored after you sign over the check. The one bright spot is the front office/maintenance staff. The arena is generally clean, the zamboni is fairly quick, given the ice he has to work with, and the ladies behind the front desk are typically very courteous and helpful.

Lessons for young ones are exellent. There's a lot of help for beginners. Arcade for an after…read morereward.

Gosh, this was a blast from the past. Couldn't go to East Lansing without stopping by Potter's…read morePark. I used to take my two oldest children here frequently. It's a great little Zoological Park! It's accredited by the AZA and offers amenities like stroller rentals, a quiet room. The hours depend on the time of year and admission cost is based on if you live in the county or not. They do offer discounts for senior citizens and military personnel. They maintain over 300 animals with popular exhibits like penguins, lions, and giant anteaters. They provide wheelchairs, strollers, and wagons for rent, plus a quiet room and sensory-friendly bags. This zoo is one of Michigan's oldest continuously operated zoos, with a history dating back over 100 years. My husband and I found it very enjoyable.

We had a fantastic day walking around the zoo this past weekend. Admission was only 6$ per person,…read moresince it's off season and honestly felt like such a steal! Bathrooms were spotless, and we got to see almost all the animals available. I gave 4 stars, instead of 5 because all of the food amenities were closed which i found odd. I understand it being slower in the winter months, but people still need to eat & grab a beverage. All in all, we really enjoyed our time here and would return in the future!

I stayed at Willowicke when I was visiting my daughter at Michigan State for parents' weekend and…read morewanted to avoid a hotel chain. I made the right choice! Mike and Soonie are two of the friendliest and most gracious hosts you could imagine, and the breakfasts are delicious (and healthy), with the llamas and donkeys an added bonus. The house has beautiful wood all over, and the rooms are well-appointed and comfy. This is truly a home away from home!

Our favorite B and B ever. Our group rented 5 rooms in this three story antique filled B and B,…read moreabout 15 minutes from the MSU campus. Set in a tranquil farm area, this fifty acre property has everything you could ask for, comfy beds, hiking trails in the woods, 7 resident llamas, a large garden providing us with delicious breakfasts, huge red barns and plenty of parking for weddings or receptions that could handle 200+. Sooney, the owner, and her family live in an attached house and are very friendly and accommodating. There's a pool and jacuzzi next to the house, and 2 fire pits for warmth and s'mores.