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The Go-Karting is very fun! Cutting people off and making em' mad is very fun! The food is a little…read morepricy for an amusement park but they cant just make a business off of fun stuff. Its fun to bump into people even though your not supposed to. The bumper boats are so fun and they spray relatively quick and a lot in a short amount of time. The mini golf is expensive but very fun! I won $1000 by the staff if i made every shot a hole in one! I very much recommend this place! -McBigmac F.

The Golf Dome has a 30-year history and is the largest indoor golf facility in Winnipeg. Here,…read morethere are 18 holes of mini-golf, reasonable prices, friendly staff, and a lot of fun. The birthday party packages are also very affordable, making it a great choice for celebrations.

The price was alright for mini golf, but the place is so dated it wasn't really fun playing. Pretty…read moresure there are other newer or updated places to go in Winnipeg

I wanted to write this review for future employee workers. Today was my last day, and I wanted to…read moreexpress the humiliating treatment that happens at Tinkertown. There is no place to start but just to mention all the horrible things us workers deal with. This is my second year working for Tinkertown, and having a bit of experience, I can say that the person named Kyle does not know how to manage his employees. There is no communication whatsoever, and he is harsh on certain people. For example, if I speak to a colleague for one minute, he starts yelling at us. On the other hand, some people hold conversations in front of him, laugh, and do no work whatsoever, and he ignores them. Another point is that during my final exam week, when time was valuable for me to study, Kyle would let me off for one or two hours unpaid, and I had to wait for other people to finish their shifts so they could pick me up. Kyle knew about it, and he still made me wait two hours until they were done. The same goes for these people. Even if you don't ask to leave early, he will give you a 30-minute unpaid break and even let you off two hours early so the place looks full of employees and not empty. What a waste of everyone's time. Another thing I wanted to mention is that last year I was asked to work a month straight without a single day off because so many employees kept quitting due to the treatment at Tinkertown. I agreed to help because they were short-staffed, but having to work an entire month without one day of rest was unreasonable. Since this is my second year working at this place, I requested an extra shirt because mine had shrunk to my waist. He didn't care whatsoever and even questioned me about why I came to work once without my shirt. That just shows how stingy Kyle can be. Last year, Kyle even forgot to buckle the seatbelts on three little kids when he covered my bathroom break and started the ride with the kids on it. They were not buckled whatsoever, 50 feet in the air on Gunslinger, the big swings. Also, on the Pirate Ship, he got a kid's finger stuck in the lap bar while closing it down. No safety whatsoever. I left a two-week notice as a courtesy, but I honestly regret doing such a thing. I think the best option for my dignity would have been to do a no-call, no-show. There are so many things I would like to say, but I think what I have said is enough to echo what us employees get to experience and how we are treated by Kyle.

My friend and her kids were in from Alberta so we figured a day at Tinkertown would be fun for them…read morethat are aged 5 and 7. Both kids had a blast!! My friend bought a wristband for herself and for the kids and they rode every ride they wanted to. The lady at the restaurant counter (August 13, 2019 @ 1:30pm) was fantastic! She chatted a bit with my friends daughter and really made her smile. The food was what you'd expect, not spectacular but the price was very reasonable. I am really glad that I didn't have to buy a wristband to get into the park (not a huge fan of rides, makes my stomach flip to much), watching my friends kids on the rides was great, they had close to 5 hours of fun. I even bought a ticket so I could ride the train, it was very cute and they smiled the whole time!!

the staff on the course are terrible. Staff in the shop were good. You pay for 18 even when you…read moreonly golf 9. Theres just no reason for it. I agree the course is so bumpy it's terrible to walk. We golfed in two groups of three and the marshal on the course shadowed us and kept telling us to keep up to the group in front of us meanwhile even tho they were golfing with carts we were waiting for them on mulitiple holes. We are a group of 10-12 middle aged women's with some sense of etiquette we golf a different course every week and we all agree well never be back. The kicker tho was when my ball was in the rough and I was walking up the Marshal picked up my ball and threw it onto the fairway!! I was dumbfounded NEVER EVER would this happen to a man. I was literally to shocked to even say anything to him. Im certain he just thought he'd move us along, by doing that. My husband agreed if he did that to any man, there likely would have been more that words!!!

The tees are in terrible condition and not level…read more Some of the fairways are so bumpy you don't even want to drive your cart on them. The carts aren't cleaned regularly or well and are in poor working order. The last two times we went there one of them broke down. There are piles of deadfall that haven't been cleaned up in two years. Some of the greens look like someone mowed a green for the first time without supervision. The Marshals are rude and unprofessional. One pulled up right behind us in a noisy gas-powered cart while I was getting ready to take a swing on the fairway. He pulled up quite close to make his presence known. After I hit the ball my friends immediately drove off and the Marshall drove up to me holding a ball and without saying, "Hi" or anything and quipped, "This is yours isn't it? You sliced it over there. Pick up your balls." I asked him how he knew it was mine or one of my friends and he just stared at me holding the ball. I responded, "Are you returning it to me?" He replied, "Yes." I said thanks, took the ball and he drove off without a word. After inspecting it I realized it wasn't even my ball. Admittedly I did slice a ball, tried to find it and couldn't. The clubhouse staff didn't seem particularly happy or forthcoming unless they knew the person and then they'd be very friendly and chatty. This review is from my experience this year although over the years I have found this place to have cliquish staff (the older ones, the kids are alright) like a low-end curling club or Legion. They seem to have the patrons they know and want and aren't interested in new ones, in fact, they're downright unwelcoming and entitled. From a value vs. customer experience perspective, it is way overpriced for what it is. There are much better municipal courses in every way for far less if you want a casual round of golf in the greater Winnipeg area and if you want to spend that kind of money there are far better options. Summary: Not friendly, poorly managed, maintained and a great way to have mediocre to an unpleasant experience for a couple of hours on what would otherwise be a beautiful day.

We decided to stop by on a lazy cold Saturday afternoon. The door person was also the bartender but…read moresometimes a small business needs to schedule for sales to stay in business. Most games worked and enjoyed the mostly retro games(there are a few newer ones). Currently you pay an admission and play as much as you can which was enjoyable. Didn't eat but the beer was cold, the place was clean and the staff friendly. You could see more staff come on while the evening progressed. Would definitely recommend.

We were visiting Winnipeg and stopped in on a weeknight-- this place was SO MUCH FUN. You pay a…read moreflat fee to play all the games and they had so many good ones: Street Fighter, Pac Man, Air Hockey etc etc. The vibes were immaculate and the playlist was fun too. Drinks were tasty and it was just such a great place to hang with friends. I heard people have birthday parties and bachelorette parties etc here. I'd 100% have a party here. Didn't get a chance to try the food but def coming back next time to try it. I wish we had something like this in LA!!

This is a long overdue review, but I've gone here a few times as an adult, and have enjoyed playing…read morethe arcade games. I've also tried some of their food which is not bad. Would recommend for some great indoor family-friendly fun but there is also some areas for adults to enjoy an alcohol beverage if they choose to.

Wow - I'm really surprised to see such a low rating average for this particular Rec Room location…read morebecause when I came here with my friend, we had a great experience. In my opinion, this is one of the better Rec Room locations out there. Possibly even the best location? I have no idea what the other locations across the country are like, but I'm specifically referring to the other locations in London, Mississauga and Downtown Toronto. There's a large variety of games, and the place is much bigger than the other Rec Room locations I mentioned. Plus, the games are relatively easy to win. I, as well as my friend, managed to get a few jackpots in! Some games were out of order, but thankfully not enough for me to overly notice or complain over. Broken games are unfortunately just simply what arcades are like anywhere. Perhaps the low rating is related to the food or drinks here. I did not come here for the food as I always think of the games here when I think of The Rec Room, nor did I consume any food or drinks. I'm not from the Winnipeg area presently, but I have every intent to return here if I'm back!

Tip: Collect Scene+ points whenever you pay for movie tickets, both online and at the theatre, or…read moresnacks at the concession stands. I remember when this movie theatre first opened. It was a SilverCity Famous Players at Polo Park. I loved coming here because it was a standalone movie theatre on Polo Park property, across from The Bay (rest in department store peace), with shaded parking and huge movie screens. The shaded parking was key. It kept you cooler walking between the two buildings when it was hot outside. It helped keep you less frozen and damp during the wintertime. I returned last week to see the latest Mission Impossible flick. I've watched every single one in the series, so why break this streak now? This movie was playing at Scotiabank Theatre only. It was perfect to relive memories here. It's got 3D IMAX and D-BOX seating. You can also go cheaper with a regular seat, which is equally as good with comfy seating and lots of legroom. A Tuesday matinee is the best bang for your buck if you can do it. I paid for my ticket through the Cineplex app. It was easy to present my QR code when I got to the theatre. I had already eaten a breakfast sandwich before walking through the doors. I needed a drink and hit the concession stand. I got the nicest woman behind the counter. She was super nice and friendly. I got a regular Diet Coke. I got my Scene+ barcode scanned and used an e-gift card to pay for it. She also gave me a balance printout. Nice! The drink was cold and hit the spot. It was great. I liked being back here. The downside was the kid behind me kicking the back of my seat. I looked back a few times. The parents did nothing. Luckily, it was intermittent, but still annoying. The length of the movie was almost three hours. My bladder and I were so close sitting through the whole movie. It nudged me to use the women's washroom, which wasn't far away from the theatre that I was in. I left with half an hour to spare. The women's washroom was clean. No complaints. I returned to my row, but sat away from the kicking boy. It was so much better. I should have shifted over. I enjoyed the flick. I left at the right time to use the washroom. I didn't miss much. I'm so glad that I caught a couple of movies while I was in town. It was nice to return here. It hasn't changed, other than branding. (281)

I don't think the theatre experience is dead. But when it's this pricey for a couple movie tickets,…read morea drink, and a bag of popcorn, and they're packing in as many ads during the pre-show experience as humanly possible, you have to wonder why you didn't just stay home and watch a movie from the comfort of your own couch. The only reason I'm willing to give two stars is the fact that I don't own a butter dispenser, and they do.