I'd give it 3.5 stars. I got the Trio package for our 3 boys that included a round of mini golf,…read more$15 in arcade game credits and a round of laser tag. The arcade games are pretty expensive and they blew through the $15 in less than 15 mins. The mini golf course was short and compacted on the main floor so the courses were not as fancy or intricate as some larger outdoor mini golf courses. The boys finished all 18 holes in less than 30 mins all by themselves. The laser tag was fun too. The vests were pretty big and heavy and it looked so big our littlest guy but he held his own. It seemed crowded when the summer camp group of kids were there, but when they all left, it wasn't crowded at all. Coming from LA, where anything fun is crowded, it was nice to not have to wait in long lines. We wanted to try the laser maze, but it wasn't working. The workers were all teenagers, and the manager guy looked maybe early 20's but they were all helpful. It was fun to spend a couple hours in the hot afternoon being indoors.

This was a fun spot to check out and play a round of mini golf. I was initially nervous the monster…read moretheme would be a little too much for the kids. But they loved it, especially the gigantic green monster that would occasionally pop up and tower over the course. There are many different packages you can purchase. I ended up going with the combo golf and arcade package. It was a fairly good deal and I knew there was no way I would be getting out of this place without my kids playing a few rounds of Air Hockey and Skee-ball. I also enjoy a good arcade game myself. Some of the games, not all of them, dispense digital tickets. We managed to collect enough to get some fun toys including a spider that would crawl down a wall and an ice cream cone where you can launch the ice cream right off. My son thought this was the best invention ever! Overall, our time here was spectacular. We can't wait to visit again!

Great owner who takes pride in his establishment. Bowling leagues are fun and I've made many new…read morefriends.

I want to like this place, especially because of the kids summer bowling program, but we spotted a…read moresmashed cockroach in the hallway next to the kitchen. Will have to find a new bowling alley for the summer to let the kids bowl.

Off Limitz is one of the best trampoline parks we have ever attended!…read more I find these type of places very overwhelming since many businesses tend to treat the business as a birthday party factory farm. Not here -- we were one of the only birthday parties during the time period and the children had lots of space to roam around safely. There was lots of varied activities which kept the kids (age toddler to teenager) entertained -- trampoline dodgeball, high ropes, warped walls, ninja warrior, mazes, and more. We would definitely attend again.

Difficult to locate from inside the mall but worth a visit. Tolerably priced and full of fun…read moreoptions. Friendly employees - seems like a small business.

Great time! My husband and I stopped in for some old school gaming. $10 per person for all day…read moreplay. We stayed about an hour but there were plenty of our favorite old school games. It looked like only one game was out of order. It wasn't too crowded and we were able to play without pockets full of quarters. If they sold alcohol or it was byob that was the only thing that would have made it better.

This place is awesome. It's a great option to have in town. The owner is super friendly and helpful…read moreand the games are a huge nostalgia hit.

Urban Air takes zero accountability for how their memberships are presented to customers. At the…read morecounter, the employee explained that the subscription could be canceled at any time and even mentioned she had seen it done before. Based on that information, I signed up. There is also pressure at the counter to make a quick decision, especially with a long line of customers waiting behind you, which makes it difficult to thoroughly read and understand the contract in its entirety before signing. After realizing the park's hours of operation did not work with my son's and my schedule, I immediately reached out by email requesting to cancel the membership. My request was denied. I also explained the financial hardship caused during the government shutdown, contacted corporate directly, and submitted a formal letter, yet they still refused to work with me. Unfortunately, this experience showed me that this park is not customer-focused. Customers are locked into a strict 12-month contract regardless of whether the membership becomes unusable, financially difficult, or was originally presented in a misleading way. PLEASE CHECK BUSINESS HOURS AND THE CANCELLATION POLICY CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACT.

This place is really fun! However It was extremely difficult to find a worker to help us being that…read moreevery sign said to follow their instructions. When i did find any associate they were just generally unpleasant to deal with.... very cold. Kindness should be the bare minimum. It really takes away from the experience.

I ask three things of any arcade: Burger Time? Frogger? Skii / Ice Ball? Decades Arcade has all…read morethree and so much more. Pay for two hours or all day, the games are unlimited turns (free play) within your time slot. We brought three of our kids, teen girls & 21 yr old son, everyone stayed highly entertained, well worth the $60 / 5 people. Staff is fun, informative and friendly. They did not honor my brilliant "if my name starts with Arcade, do get a discount?" pitch, but it's always worth asking, lol. Extremely clean, fully stocked, well lit bathrooms with eco-friendly hand soap and surface cleaner. Vending machines with sodas & seltzer. Comfortable spacing between consoles. I'm so glad that we spent a portion of our afternoon at this wonderful establishment, it was a great way to beat the heat and bond with the kids over video games from when we were children PLUS we got to play the games introduced by their generation. YES: FAMILY FRIENDLY

Awesome place. Plenty of games to keep you busy, wide variety of machines spanning many decades…read more Pleasant atmosphere.

I never thought I'd be writing something like this. As a 100% disabled veteran with PTSD after 32…read moreyears of military service, I've been to Rose Gaming Resort many times. I've spent several nights there, brought friends, tipped generously, and always felt like a valued guest--until one night shattered all of that. After winning a small jackpot, I inserted a $100 bill that was rejected by a machine. I offered to take it to the cashier myself, but the attendant insisted on handling it. I didn't argue--I trusted the process. But what happened next was something I'll never forget. I was surrounded by security, questioned publicly, and handcuffed in front of everyone like a criminal. I wasn't drunk, I wasn't angry--I was calm, respectful, and compliant. I tried to show them my medication list on my phone and explained that I have PTSD. They didn't listen. The arrest triggered a severe panic attack. I was denied my medication and ended up in the VA emergency room--admitted as a mental health inpatient, on IV medication, just to calm down. The magistrate dismissed the charges immediately. Even so, I was banned from Rose. I've reached out to management and corporate multiple times to ask for video footage and a conversation. I've been met with silence. I'm sharing this because no one--especially a disabled veteran--should be treated like this. I don't want revenge. I want awareness, accountability, and for this never to happen to someone else.

Upon entering. You're greeted. But it's a TSA like equivalent greeting. Not welcoming or anything…read more But rather take everything out of your pockets and walk through the metal detector. The "gaming arcade" NON-CASINO is located in the middle of a retail shopping center. Parking is shared with other stores in the shopping center. There is a Rosie's security vehicle going around the parking lot to deter crime which is a plus. The promotions here are very poor. No comps nor Tier matching. But technically they aren't a "full casino" according to employees so it's kinda expected. They do have a free slot play promotion which you can win anywhere from 20 to 1k in free slot play for new players. But mostly everyone I seen and even myself only got 20 in free slot play **SEE PICS** The jackpot board is somewhat depressing since witnessing a ton of players here playing usually over five bucks a spin on the machines and the jackpot board **SEE PICS** is displaying major winners of jackpots totaling 1k to 4k. They have penny machines up to somewhat high limit machines. All the machines are what's called server based machines which means they're all modern and not the mechanical reels which is somewhat questionable because with the mechanical machines you usually have to be "physically present" to adjust "win ratios" but with server based it can somewhat be done remotely. So the house has the advantage here technically somewhat. They have a OTB for horse racing and everything. It has a couple of live streams and a dedicated area for the OTB seating as well. They have drink girls to provide drinks while playing at the machines. Since the overall environment is not that big. The drink girls are very attentive in keeping everyone hydrated which is a plus. They have a food place in the arcade for food as well as drinks too. The ventilation however inside of the arcade could be better. Heavy smell of second hand smoke. Unsure if they're properly utilizing "GOOD" air filtration systems here. Also there is hand sanitizer stations throughout the arcade but sadly most of them were empty upon trying most of them. The employees were friendly and social which is a plus. Also there are NO TABLE GAMES at this "gaming arcade". Overall. This is my first and probably last time at this "gaming arcade" location until they open the full casino later this year. The main factor to that is. After leaving. You could actually overhear some people sounding sad in the parking lot due to the low win ratios. Even getting food at the McDonald's in the same parking lot as the arcade. You could overhear people saying "Why did we come here" & "I almost won" while eating. Truly depressing for a gaming environment.