Really nice facility. The space feels high-end throughout, including a large, very clean bathroom…read more The court surface is excellent and played great -- huge bonus being able to rent indoor court time while it was cold and wet outside since we usually play outdoors. There's a comfy seating area with two TVs, a pool table, and a mini fridge for drinks, which made waiting between matches easy. Overall, a great place to play and hang out for a bit.

The Pickle Mill in Loveland-Madeira is a clean, well-run indoor pickleball spot with a friendly,…read morecommunity feel. It's especially good for lessons and organized play, and the coaching is solid for all skill levels. The main drawback is limited court space, so booking can be competitive and it's expensive.

Honestly, the place is really run down. A lot of the trampolines show a ton of wear and tear some…read moreof the trampolines you can't even use. The staff is also made up of teenagers who really want to be anywhere but at work so the wait times and customer service are quite poor The couches are all broke, but my son's grandma bought him a year-long pass to this place and it has been such a blessing. I don't think I would renew here. I would try to choose one of the trampoline parks that are more kept up with, but having free access to this trampoline park is a bonus.

Great facility, friendly and helpful staff, and lots of value from the membership plans.read more

One of the best public courses I have played. The fairways and greens were in incredible shape and…read morethe staff/grounds crew was friendly and helpful.

Made reservations and went for a "Jazz on the Green". Seated at a table that seemed to be placed in…read morewalkway. People walking by repeatedly grabbed the back of my wife's chair to "steady" themselves. One server dropped a bundle of dinnerware on my wife while she was sitting still eating, no apology - just a nasty look like it was my wife's fault. Ordered drinks then never saw our server again, eventually flagged down another server to ask for our drinks after we were finished eating. We had expected professional musicians but were very disappointed in both the musicians and the food. We have been to their fish fries and they were good but we will not go to another Jazz on the Green. .

Went here with my fiance and family and had an amazing time! We went during a busy time so there…read morewere a few long lines, but we didn't mind. The detail to everything was amazing, and you don't need to buy a want to experience casting spells. We ended our night with some hot chocolate. Definitely go If you are a Harry Potter fan!

We enjoyed our visit to the Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience. They did a great job…read morecompletely creating the forest out of the hosting camp - despite having been to the camp in broad daylight when being used as one, we could barely recognize it at night with all of the lighting and decor, making it easy to slip into the world of the Forbidden Forest. After we had our tickets scanned by a very friendly staff member, we entered the refreshment area. There were firepits available (especially great since we somehow ended up with one of the first bitterly cold nights of the season - 23 F). There were a couple of stands offering food and then several drink stands, though we noticed most of the stands said they offered butterbeer, not just the butterbeer stand. You then head through a small shop before entering the trail itself. Never fear, you still exit through a much larger gift shop at the end if you're not feeling like carrying your stuff the entire time and want to shop at the end. The trail itself leads you to various scenes and interactive experiences, where you can either watch others participate or queue up to participate yourself - they have done a nice job setting up queue areas to the side of the trail and leaving the main section of trail open to those passing through. A wand is not required for most of the scenes, though they welcome you to bring your own if you would like (and they also, of course, sell some in the shops). The one that does require a wand - dueling - they gave a special pair that a staff member will provide the duelers with to borrow for the activity. The other spelling stations, you can also wave your hand (hint: be sure to read the note/look where you need to wave your hand/wand, the sensors need to sense you for it to work. They are all pretty similar sensor set ups so once you get it down, you can pretty much nail the next ones on the first go). Expecto Patronum requires you to actually say Expecto Patronum and staff were there to assist as needed. Another note is that this is definitely a gravel, bumpy camp trail, so you may want to consider your/your group's personal needs as far as proper footing go. Some folks were having harder times than others navigating it, particularly in the dimmer lighting. A lot of the decorative lighting was awesome for the experience itself but not super bright for looking at the ground - we also benefited from some moonlight in that regard. The experience isn't cheap but you can save a bit if you're able to be flexible on timing/day, as they practice surge pricing. So you might want to click around a bit to see what works best for your availability. We opted for 8:45 pm since it seems the earlier timings were a bit more expensive on the days we were looking at, and that helped with the queues. We had very reasonable wait times at almost all of the stations, with the exception being a long wait for the Sorting Hat. We were there for about 60 minutes, which was right in the range provided by the experience FAQ so that was spot on. Note that parking is a separate fee and you can either prepurchase with your tickets or when you arrive.

I have volunteered at Sarajevo Farm (Springboro, OH) for over a year now. It took me several…read moremonths to identify an equestrian farm that met all of my expectations; a place that is family-oriented, responsible, caring and safe. After meeting the owner, Ms. Bobbie Henderson, and hearing her beliefs regarding teaching horses and people, I knew that I had found the right place for me. Bobbie believed that individuals should earn the right to ride; understand and bond with a horse, learn to ride utilizing natural horsemanship concepts and theories, and understand what it takes to own one of these beautiful creatures. Showing up just to ride does not provide the knowledge and skill needed to truly understand, and successfully ride a horse. Thus, everyone taking riding lessons 1) learns proper horse handling, grooming and tacking, 2) contributes to keeping the tack and barn clean (mainly light sweeping), and 3) carries out responsible behavior through learned leadership skills. Through this process, I've had the pleasure of observing young people with high anxiety, short attention spans, and self-assurance issues gain much-needed confidence when given the responsibilities of understanding and caring for a horse. It is absolutely amazing process to watch!! I believe in Sarajevo Farm, their purpose and instruction process, and hope to be with them for years to come.

*This is only for the rage room* My friend and I went to the rage room here for the first time in…read moreJan (finally getting a chance to write my review) and it was alright. I've been to a rage room before and this one really needs to step up it game. First, only one person is allowed in the smaller room with a fridge, punching bag, few panels, a table (that you can't hit), some glass bottles scattered around and like 8 extras you can bring in, and a guy that stands there and watches you from outside the room despite cameras being setup (it was a little awkward but he was nice). Next, safety gear needs updating. I had glass hit me in the face when I hit a bottle (the guy warned us it could happen) but definitely some face shields should be a thing because their safety glasses aren't great. Lastly, definitely need more options to destroy and destroy with. I only saw a metal pipe to use to hit things with. It was still fun to do and definitely a stress reliever but I think I would rather go to a larger rage room.

Please do not give this establishment your hard earned money. My wife and I had a date night here…read moreon Saturday, Dec 6th at 8pm. We mistakenly went to the other Escape Room in town and when we arrive at Time to Escape, it was 8:14pm. When we walked in, the lobby was empty and once the attendant came up a couple minutes later (8:16p), he said "You are not my 8pm are you?, we have a 10 minute grace period unfortunately". They do not offer refunds. But we could call on another day to speak to a manager and maybe they can reschedule with an additional fee. They only had two workers this Saturday night. Now based on my scheduling the event time and availability, the place did close until 9pm and both Angry Beaver Smash rooms were available in scheduling, and the smash room appointments are only 10 mins long with the average person only spending 3-7 minutes in the room (per mgmt review elsewhere). The parking lot only had one other car besides ours. it was not busy AT ALL. The attendant offered us no resolution other than to keep our money and told us to have a good night. Yes we were late, poor logistics on my part, mistakes happen. But the lackluster response, clearly wanting to close up and go home, and the skeleton crew on a Saturday night demonstrated everything about this establishment. Save your money and find another venue. (This review is written by me and expresses my free opinion on this business and how we were treated)

I met the owners during a visit there for a horse clinic. The stables are well maintained, and set…read moreup for just about anything I could imagine training for. Their indoor arena is huge, and outdoors they have an ACTHA-like obstacle course for training or competing during clinics. Their stalls are nice sized, and they have fans on them for when horses are in during the summer. It was a great experience visiting this stable and I could definitely see boarding my horse there if I lived in the area.

Great PATH certified therapeutic riding facility. Beautiful farm in Spring Valley. Wonderful staff…read morethat are so incredibly helpful. Horses are saints. Highly recommend!!

The services here are exceptional!…read more We take advantage of the 8 week courses they offer. The respect that my child is gaining from there determination and patience is fantastic! I feel the riding she is getting (special needs) is so beneficial for her physical abilities. The volunteers have all been great. The structure is on point as well. If you are looking for riding for yourself, your little ones, teens, and special needs you should come here. They also offer possible financial assistance if needed, just make sure you get your paperwork in on time!