Adventure Zone

Had been into Adventure Zone a few times, but this year I held a birthday party for 15 3^rd graders. Did the standard pizza + soda + laser tag + arcade package.
The staff was quite helpful in booking and very proactive in attending to our needs while we were there. The party rooms were clean and well maintained, fairly organized. The pizza is… OK, certainly good enough for kids. The laser tag and arcade staff are friendly and as patient as you hope they would be.
The only issue I had with the package I bought was that each kid only gets a few arcade tokens, and the games have really high token requirements. Live & learn.
Overall I would recommend.

Very cool place for families! We visit the Northland several times a year but have never been inside this place. On our last visit I decided to just peek in to get an idea of the prices and facility. It was so inexpensive and looked like fun so the whole family ended up coming in.
Now my review is based on a 3.5 year old, and 1 year old twins. We had a blast! The toddler loved the inflatable bouncing area and huge slide-​which cost us around $ 3.50 for unlimited time! Yes please! He also enjoyed the skee ball and running all over to see the bright lights and spinny things on the games. Now he is a cheap date-​not prize driven and doesn’t want to play many of the games, but I can see where it could add up if your child does like those things.
They also had several «rides» that were free-​a boat, a race car, a train, a model T-​like the kind that you would find in front of K-​Mart in the 70’s and these were a big hit with the twins.
I like places that have a variety of price packages so that you can enjoy the place with any kind of budget. This time we got off cheap, but as our kids get older I could see us spending more. We will definitely be back and if we were local I could see playing here quite a bit, especially in the winter time.