Indoor amusement center offers axe throwing, ninja stars, and card throwing with a variety of games to keep energy high. Atmosphere stays fun and upbeat with great music and a welcoming vibe. Sessions include competitive group games guided by an expert to ensure safety and enjoyment.
Kids 10 and up can throw smaller axes with help from patient coaches. Birthdays often include free axe throwing for the birthday kid, making it a popular spot for celebrations.
Kenny's energy makes the activities super fun and engaging. The experience feels lively and enjoyable throughout.
"Kenny's axe throwing instruction made it safe and lots of fun."
"Kenny was a great host, DJ, and photographer for our Date Spots."
"Kenny was awesome with our kids and very instructive."
Good to know
Reservations are not required for visits during weekdays.
Axe throwing sessions are available in 30-minute and 90-minute increments.
You can bring your own beverages to enjoy while throwing.
Escape room center offers interactive puzzles with varied difficulty levels and themed rooms that balance challenge and fun. Lobby includes board and mind games to engage groups before play. Atmosphere feels quirky and well crafted, suitable for families and team-building activities.
Groups with kids aged 4 to 15 find puzzles suited for all ages that keep everyone engaged. Rooms like Home Alone offer a fun way for kids to connect and participate alongside adults.
Escape rooms offer fun and challenging puzzles that engage all ages. Staff interact well, making the experience enjoyable and inclusive for groups with kids and adults.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure availability.
Parking is limited; consider arriving early to find a spot.
Entry requires calling the front desk for access; be prepared for this.
Urban park combines unique sculptures with interactive water features like splash pads and fountains. It offers a serene atmosphere amid downtown, with well-kept grounds and a cool waterfall. The space attracts families and those seeking a quiet spot to relax and enjoy art and nature.
Water fountains and splash pools provide a fun spot for kids to play and cool off. Children run around and enjoy the interactive water features throughout the park.
Creative sculptures and fun water features make this park a lively spot for exploring art. A well-curated soundtrack adds to the playful atmosphere while walking around.
Good to know
Citygarden Sculpture Park is free to visit.
The park is clean and well-maintained.
Parking was hard to find at Citygarden Sculpture Park.
Bar and grill with numerous TVs and interactive games like Skee-Ball and jump shot create an engaging environment. Energetic DJ and live music enhance the lively atmosphere, especially on game days. Comfortable high table seating and a patio with fire-pits offer relaxed social spaces.
Staff like Mikky and Madison interact well with kids, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Kids enjoy treats like the huge milk shake and find the experience fun and engaging.
A lively spot with fun bingo nights and dance lessons creates a super fun atmosphere. Bottle service and energetic events add to the fun environment near the baseball stadium.
Good to know
Karaoke competition takes place on Thursday nights with public entry.
Bingo nights are hosted on select days; check the schedule for details.
Food options are limited, with about nine items available on the menu.
Historic Federal Reserve building features marble architecture and modern interactive exhibits that explain monetary policy and the economy. Visitors pass through security checks before exploring educational displays suitable for all ages. The experience includes unique hands-on opportunities like lifting a real gold bar and receiving free shredded money souvenirs.
Hands-on games like spotting counterfeit dollars and a buy and sell commodity exhibit keep kids engaged and laughing. Interactive displays introduce economics concepts in a way that suits children and teenagers well.
Interactive exhibits make learning about finance and economics fun and engaging for all ages. The museum offers a family friendly environment that combines education with entertainment.
Good to know
Admission to the museum is free with no payment required.
Visitors must bring a valid ID for entry due to security checks.
The museum offers interactive exhibits suitable for all ages.
Outdoor area includes a preserved baseball infield and a giant screen showing multiple games. Atmosphere is lively and sports-themed with live music, multiple bars and restaurants, and a party-friendly Crown Room. Large TVs and baseball memorabilia enhance the viewing experience.
Open areas offer plenty of space for kids to run and play. The outdoor seating and former stadium infield provide great spots for kid-friendly fun and letting off steam.
Many options for food and fun activities create a lively atmosphere. Watching games from the Branch Rickey Balcony adds to the game day excitement.
Good to know
Parking becomes limited quickly, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Expect large crowds during game days, especially before and after events.
Multiple restaurants offer a variety of food options for all tastes.
Open green space centers around an interactive water fountain with views of the Gateway Arch and nearby courthouse. The atmosphere feels peaceful and cozy, with a family-friendly playground and seasonal features like an ice rink adding festive energy. Plenty of seating and modern amenities support relaxation and community gatherings.
A kids playground with unique play structures and a clean climbing area for ages 4 and up keeps children entertained. Water spurts from the ground and a small slide add fun, while ice skating offers activity for all ages.
An ice rink brings a lively winter vibe and fun for all ages. The playground feels tucked away yet inviting, while the park's spaciousness makes walking around enjoyable.
Good to know
Free ice skating requires a reserved time slot.
Sunrise Yoga sessions are free every Tuesday at 7am from May through October.
Kiener Plaza hosts numerous events throughout the year, including concerts and festivals.
Wax museum occupies a large, multi-level brownstone with narrow, dimly lit hallways and staircases. Atmosphere feels dark and creepy, especially in the basement horror section resembling a haunted house. Sparse visitors and aged, dusty wax figures add to the spooky, labyrinthine vibe.
Lower levels feel scary and are not suitable for kids. Older kids often want to leave early, making it a place to avoid for families with children.
Offers a super quirky and fun experience that blends scary and playful elements. Activities are affordable and great for groups looking for lighthearted entertainment.
Good to know
Admission costs $10 per person.
The museum has five floors and no elevator.
Expect to climb many stairs as the building is three stories tall.