Great time for a group of about 10. They were about 10-15 minutes behind on our reserved time. Other than that the food was solid and there was a variety of beer on tap with plenty of other drink options as well.
The go-kart "esk" polo was awesome. Wish we had more than one hour. Pricing isn't bad (~$200/hr), especially if you're splitting it between the group.
Would totally recommend for a family event, party, or just a great place to get together with the friends.
Whirlyball is a great game with friends. There's a light learning curve, but once you know what you're doing it's pretty easy!
Great spot for a fun night with a group of 10 to 20 people. Whirley Ball is a blast. They also have a decent laser tag. Food is very good, and the bar has a great beer list.
Went here for a birthday party with some friends. While it was a ton of fun, I made the mistake of leaving my purse unattended in the party room and had all the cash stolen from my wallet. I'm reviewing to warn people to not make the same mistake I did.
The whirly ball fun. No doubt, staff was cool. Food is why it lost stars.
Like a cross between lacrosse, basketball, and bumper cars. If your looking for a good time I definitely recommend this place. They also have great food options and a full bar inside.
Looking for a good time with a group of people? This is your place
Such a fun place for larger groups! Prices are pretty cheap for WhirlyBall. Drinks are reasonably priced as well.
tough to have any more fun than WhirlyBall (with your clothes on). Good food, great service, lasertag and lacrosse in bumper cars. What's not to love?
that's a lot of fun. Staff is great.
What a neat concept! The staff was friendly and explained how everything worked. We had so much fun! Big plus that they served local beer!
Good staff, weak food, ok beer, very empty place, the game is fun
I am incredibly disappointed in the way they treat the younger crowd. My son called while trying to plan a holiday party for his Boy Scout troop. He was told they don't offer any kind of discounts for not-for-profit organizations. They provided him pricing for his event. When I called back a week later to book it after getting approvals from the troop, I again inquired about discounts for a Tuesday early evening party. I was told no discounts. They then proceeded to tell me that there would be a $35 per person charge for food and drinks. We're talking 13 year old boys. I don't even know how they could consume $35 worth of food and drinks. And that's on top of nearly $400 to play. My son was never told about a $35 charge for food and drinks or he never would have proceeded with it. The guy then goes on to tell me if we call within the week and it's not booked, we don't have to pay the $35/pp. Ridiculous!!! What kind of business practice is that? So if you want to try to plan ahead and schedule a party they rip you off??? If nobody is stupid enough to pay such a ridiculous fee, then they'll let you pay to play. Yeah, no thanks. That's a horrible way to treat people. There are plenty of other places that actually want to treat people well. We would have happily paid their fee to play and ordered pizzas and drinks on top of that. But we're not into being ripped off.