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| - This is a place where I wish there was a half star. I would give it 3.5 star, as it is not quite worth the 4 stars.
Fun place that the kids will absolutely love. Cost is a factor.
Last May, I had my son's end of year football party there. One parent brought cupcakes. It worked out well with the mini golf and the laser tag. The kids and two coaches had a blast. One issue was that the parents, who did not pay, ate some of the pizza, which won't have been an issue except that two kids (who showed up late) had paid and there was not enough pizza. The hostess was great and the event really flowed well.
In June, we had my Girl Scout troop party. I was pretty annoyed with the place. Instead of bringing cake, I bought fruit. This was a problem. The hostess told me that I couldn't serve it to the girls. I went to the manager. Why, if they don't sell fruit, is it OK to bring in cake and not fruit? Also, as a part of the party, we were supposed to have 4 adults play for free. Only one parent wanted to play mini golf, while we walked the 18 kids through the course. The hostess told me I would have to pay for the adult. Again, I went to the manager with this issue.
Manager's responses: they could have offered fruit, if we had told them in advance. No outside food other than cake. Also, the nonprofit booking does include the free adults, so hostess didn't know what she was talking about.
In the end, we all took home too much crappy pizza because 6-7 year old girls eat alot less pizza than 9-10 year old boys.
Recently, I took my kids back with husband. We all played mini golf and laser tag. Husband and I played laser tag once and the kids played twice. Get the specials that they offer. The food is not worth it.
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