Austin, United States
7101 W, TX-71 Suite D
N/A
+1 5129579099
Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible seatingWheelchair-accessible toilet
Just went today, Saturday 10/24! Everything was open and fun and my kids enjoyed it (not to mention the awesome staff). Will definitely be back next Saturday as I made reservations with the staff that was definitely there. RE: Well today is 12/19/2020 and epic fun was still there. Wow what a great time! Me and the boys were laser tagging around and just vibin They had great pizza so show up hungry. There were plenty of open rooms for parties so bring the whole neighborhood for some EPIC FUN!
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My family had our first visit to this place on Sunday. I've gotta say, it's pretty darn neat, but I felt some things could stand to be improved about the experience. The pros: *I'm in a wheelchair and I found this place to be very much handicap accessible. *The facility was clean, and my kiddos loved the indoor playscape. *The young man assisting with the climbing activities was very good with all the children; he had a patient and encouraging attitude, which was quite lovely to watch. The cons: *The pricing/package structure is generally confusing and misleading. For example, at no point did anyone state that purchasing the \pick 2\ option would mean our kids would be able to access 2 things, one time only for each - nor was the signage clear on this point. So if you're not careful you could end up paying 30 for 2 kids to be able to access their choice of activities for only a few minutes total. *The selections of activity access on the adventure passes are super limited. My kids have zero interest in playing laser tag, so we'd have to go for the \super\ pass and pay 30/ea to get into activities they'd even want to do. For our family, that would be unreasonably expensive to do more often than once in a great while. It would be a lot more affordable for families if we could choose unlimited access to 2-3 things our kids actually want to do on the most basic \epic adventures\ pass. *Some of the arcade games don't give out tickets, and these aren't labeled to indicate that fact. *The mini bowling activity is only 5 frames, which is kinda lame. *There's no external food/drink allowed, and the food options available are not at all allergy friendly.
Went there today 10/28/20. Everything was super open and fun for the whole family. Really enjoyed the food and drinks. My favorite thing to do there was the for sure open axe throwing area. The owner is absolutely there and super attentive to the hours of business that are definitely the same right now. Will be bringing the entire family next week
It was small in overall square footage, lacked a LOT as far as arcade game selection goes and it was a little confusing to the kids as to what they could and couldn't do. I have 12 year old twin boys, one of whom was done after and hour and a half and the other had to be drug out after 2 and a half. Definitely some fun to be had, wore them out and overall it was a success. I'd rank it higher, but the staff were all teenagers, could careless about customer service, the restrooms were dirty, there was only one water fountain (we weren't allowed to bring any drinks in) and it was pretty pricey. Don't know if I would've paid 30 per kid for the 3 things we got if I didn't get a groupon.
Clean, friendly staff, decent food, and great games. The staff honestly were the nicest I’ve met at a “play place”. My 5yo loved it
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