The new management has made some improvements to the bar area. They moved it to the front and made…read moreit center stage. It's very nice, but I feel the bowling part has taken a back seat.

My husband and I brought our 3 year old here to experience his first bowling alley. He loved it…read more I'm fact, he didn't want to let us bowl. He kept stealing our turn. But it was all fun. I called ahead at around 2p and made a reservation for 4p. Good thing I did. There were three birthday parties taking place and an hour later a giant club ( with uniforms and all) arrived along with other groups. We were only able to play foe one hour. Apparently Saturday's are very busy in the afternoon/evening. I would recommend reserving a space. They have a cafeteria and a sports bar, and also a game room. Unfortunately the game room was reserved for one of the birthdays. My kid was disappointed. Next time, and there will be a next time because we had lots of fun.

One of the Largest Zip line in North America…read more Full disclosure -- it was my friend who actually had the adventurous experience on the zip line. They had people zip lining Superman style (flat on their belly), people on a bike on a unique bike zip line and a lot of other zip line opportunities. If you buy the full 5-zip line experience, that's the best bang for your money, climbing and walking is required to get to the top of one of the zip line towers (I couldn't do it with a bad foot). They also had a small cafe for snacks in a lodge-style building, which offered an excellent vantage point to view the zip lining. A full sit down restaurant is located at the very top of the building, the food was tasty and good, the drinks were tropical and refreshing. We were fortunate to have rented a car, so we drove to this location, which was not in the capital city, centrally located. You'll have to arrange transportation to this adventure park, or rent lodging somewhere close by, for a tranquil relaxing mountain retreat. Hope this help you to have the adventure of your life.

My only upsetting experience here was that i paid the money to receive my videos from riding the…read moremonster and i never received them or got an email back. besides that it was still a great time and i would recommend! maybe just skip purchasing the videos!

We went to kids birthday party at the Parque Doña Inés, inside the Fundación Luis Muñoz Marín. This…read morecompany were the hosts. Apparently they are located here. Their philosophy is to offer activities that are more eco friendly. The kids loved this, and so did the parents. They had a few stations set up for games, they did some crafts to put on the Christmas tree. They also provided the kids with cardboard so they could slide down the hill. The best part, though, was the hike through the park, wheee the host taught them about the different flora in the area, all while searching for a treasure for the birthday boy. At the end they did a wet sponge race. The hosts were great, especially the male host, who did most of the activities. My son already had his birthday this year, but for next year I'd seriously consider doing it here, with them.

T-Mobile District was so much fun and definitely worth visiting, especially at night! There are so…read moremany restaurants to choose from, so there's something for everyone. One of my favorite parts was the beautiful waterfront area nearby with a fountain water show. The atmosphere was amazing, and there's a large open space in the middle where people gather with family and friends to relax, watch the big screens, and enjoy the nightlife. Whether you're looking for good food, entertainment, or just a fun place to walk around, I highly recommend adding T-Mobile District to your San Juan itinerary!

Right in the heart of San Juan, just steps from the convention center, Distrito T-Mobile hits you…read morelike a neon-lit fever dream in the best way possible. This place feels like Puerto Rico's answer to Times Square, with a massive open plaza wrapped in towering LED screens, music pumping, and energy bouncing off every corner. Opened in 2021, it's a 475,000-square-foot playground packed with restaurants, bars, shops, a movie theater, live music venues, and even a zipline flying overhead yeah, you read that right. What makes it special isn't just the flash it's the heartbeat. The central plaza alone is a 360-degree digital spectacle with millions of pixels lighting up concerts, events, and just everyday nightlife, turning it into a gathering spot for locals and travelers alike. Whether you're bouncing between bites, catching a show at the Coca-Cola Music Hall, or just soaking it all in, this is one of those "don't skip it" stops. It's modern San Juan flexing a little loud, bright, and alive and if you're hopping around the city, it's an easy honorable mention that turns into a full-blown night before you even realize it.

One of the best beach clubs in all the world! I was fortunate enough to work on a residency last…read moresummer and we partnered with Vivo to host our pool parties. Not only is the location one of the best but the service is unlike anywhere and the food is delicious!! Make sure you check out this beautiful location for a beautiful sunset view from the pool while enjoying delicious food and music.

Nice lil' beach club on the Carolina side of PR…read more.. We booked VBC as an excursion while on a cruise... Situated on a quiet beach, VBC has a nice pool, good PR-inspired foods, and serves Ocean Lab Brewing Lab cold ones. The staff was friendly, the beers were cold, and the sun shined, so it was a solid day at VBC.

This mini-rain forest park was a very cool activity to do while in PR. It's close to San Juan/…read moreGuaynabo area as well. There is parking and overflow parking-for overflow they have a cart that brings you to the gate. Tickets can be purchased in advance or at the gate. They are $13 for adults and $8 for under 12 or over 60 and the ticket includes cable cart ride, aviary, butterfly garden , and a ride to the waterfall stop and observation tower, which at the end drops you off at the entrance again. It had just rained when we arrived so we didn't see a lot of butterflies, just between 10-15 monarch which were beautiful. They do have a lot of cockatoos of many colors and sizes, flamingos, and peacocks. The birds are all over, some very close to the walk path. After that you board the cart to the waterfall- it's a quick walk from the drop off point, and there's a bit of a hike to the observation tower but it's worth it. Overall it was a really fun afternoon. It can be enjoyed in 2-3 hrs taking your time

Our family absolutely loved our visit to Forestal La Marquesa. It was one of the highlights of our…read moretrip and I would highly recommend it, especially for families with children. The bird and butterfly pavilions are simply amazing. The animals are so close that at times you almost wonder if they are real until a bird squawks, blinks, or moves. The experience feels much more personal than many larger attractions and was a huge hit with our children. The cable cars are an incredible experience and offer some truly spectacular views. Riding above the forest is something we will remember for a long time. However, if you have an extreme fear of heights, you should know that this attraction may be challenging. The views throughout the park are beautiful, and there are several small playgrounds where children can take a break and play. There are also long nature trails and an observation tower that offer even more opportunities to enjoy the scenery. That said, visitors should understand that this is a physically demanding park in some areas. If you have mobility limitations, certain disabilities, or are pushing a stroller, you may not be able to experience everything. There are many long walking paths, steep hills, and staircases throughout the park. The park does provide warning signs before many of these sections, so pay attention to them. The path leading to the cable cars also includes stairs, and during our visit the elevator was out of service. This made things particularly difficult for visitors with disabilities and families using strollers. Bring water. Bring snacks. Do not attempt to visit without them, especially if you plan to explore the trails. The Puerto Rico heat and the amount of walking can catch up with you quickly. Transportation is another thing visitors should plan carefully. We relied on Uber, which worked, but drivers generally only dropped us off and picked us up at the main parking lot rather than the actual park entrance. The distance is significant enough that visitors must take the shuttle bus to the entrance. The shuttle runs regularly and gets the job done, but think converted school bus rather than luxury transportation. The gift shop is somewhat small and the prices are a bit high, but honestly, it felt worthwhile. Purchasing something there felt like supporting the important work being done at the park. Overall, our family had an outstanding experience. I think Parque Forestal La Marquesa is a perfect introduction to nature and hiking for children who may not yet be ready for more demanding adventures like El Yunque. It allows kids to experience the beauty of Puerto Rico's natural environment in a setting that feels adventurous while still being family friendly. We made wonderful memories here and would absolutely visit again!

This was so fun! My group and I did the ATV riding and David was an awesome tour guide. Super sun,…read moregreat sights to see and a lot of things we learned about the history of Puerto Rico.

This is our 3rd time coming to Carabali to go ATV riding. My sister, her husband and my nephew had…read morenever done the trails. They decided to go with the UTV and they had a blast! Victor was our tour guide, and he was AMAZING!!! He is super knowledgeable about Taino history, and his stops all consisted of a very interesting botany and history lesson! When we go again, we will be requesting him as our guide. He literally gave us the best 2hrs and the experience was so worth the $293 (for 2 atv's). My sister, her son and husband had the 3 person UTV and that came to $340. Side Note, my husband lost my Spy Sunglasses (not the ones pictured. They are black matte, more of a wayfarer style) in the first river. If you find them, enjoy them

Beautiful setting in the mountains. Family friendly, great for groups. Open Saturdays and Sundays…read moreonly. Reservations required. Seasonal farm to table concept. Many of the ingredients are grown on site. Food was fresh and tasty. I really liked the pasta. The rabbit ragú was delicious although could have been creamier. I loved the dessert. Service was great, very friendly and attentive. Overall, worth visiting, and since the menu changes every few months there is always something new to try.

I absolutely loved the ambiance. It's a very beautiful place. Lots of space. Great for large groups…read moreand family gatherings. I also enjoyed the drive up from San Juan. The service was also super. Very friendly and attentive. The food is where I was a let down. My favorite things were my son's cheeseburger empanada, the fries, and the longaniza. The coconut sundae was also very good. The cocktails were also tasty and refreshing. I had the Paloma and the Ultima Palabra. Unfortunately the main dishes were disappointing. I ordered the lamb. It was very dry. It came with wild rice, but the rice was toasted and puffy. I wasn't expecting that. It didn't help counter the dry lamb. My husband's rabbit ragú was also dry. Also dry was the mango shortcake. The menu is seasonal. I might come back because it's very beautiful. Hopefully the food will be better.