Adventure Landing

Took my teenagers here for Lazor Tag, Putt Putt and go carts.
We had a blast! I wouldnt eat the food here lol but all of their avtivities are great!

If you do nothing but arcade you certainly get your moneys worth. 100 tokens for 20 bucks is a pretty decent price considering the average game is around 2 – 4 tokens. A little dated, but still good fun.

My kids love this place. The laser tag is a heap of fun. We come here about twice a year. Its even better if you can find coupon from Groupon !!!

Love going here with my brother every time We stop by North Carolina to see the family. I wish they had one in Jersey

Pros:
— Very cool laser tag
— A good place to go at least once
— The kids will have a blast, just bring your money.
— The go carts are pretty fast! Kids have to be a certain height.
Cons:
— The place is a bit of a money pit, but, I guess that is to be expected at some of these places. — I wouldn’t eat the food here if I were starving.
— There are several video games inside but several are broken or exist just to dispense a few tickets which can later be redeemed for crummy toys like bouncy balls and plastic bracelets.

My family and I really enjoy this spot! It is our favorite laser tag. Mind you we live closer to Frankies! Here I feel like we get our money’s worth and the kids love it! The go Karts are awesome and the location is close to our favorite Phở! so it is really a WIN WIN! Check Livingsocial or Groupon they sometimes have great deals!

I’m very happy with my family trip to adventure landing. We had lots of fun with a great price. Something for everyone. The staff is soo incredibly friendly and helpful. I’m very surprised they don’t have a higher score. I would recommend to any family. I only knock off 1 star bc the place is a bit dirty. A simple vacuum cleaner and windex would go along way.

We wanted a place to go while visiting family that was fun for kids (girls ages 7 and 9) and young adults. This place fit the bill. We lucked out to go on a Thursday and got the unlimited golf and laser tag plus 10 tokens for $ 10.99 each. We definitely got our money’s worth. We played golf on all three courses and played two rounds of laser tag. There was a nice selection of games and we cashed in several tickets. The staff even gave us 200 extra tickets. We payed additionally for a go cart ride which was a lot of fun. Nothing fancy, but a nice cheap way to spend a day!

I really enjoyed the laser tag and go carts. Arcade could use a some better games but otherwise a fun place to be.

We headed here on Saturday morning with a 3 and 5 year old. It fit the bill for what we wanted, an arcade for the kids. Sadly it is a bit run down and food options are very limited. The kids didn’t seem to notice but at their age, if it is something new that Mommy and Daddy have to spend money on… they are all for it.
I will update this review if we ever play mini golf or use the go karts. It was raining the day we went, so we had no use for those two things. Also… they don’t have ANY old school arcade games. We had been hoping for some pac man or Galaga. Not here, I guess all that old school stuff doesn’t click with the newer generations. Too bad, they don’t know what they are missing!

Great place to take the kids and be a kid with your kids.

Pros
–Go karts and laser tag are a blast
–Great variety of games, and a lot seem updated recently
–Batting cages are always a plus
–Friendly staff
–Great Living Social deal (and it looks like other regular specials)
–Good variety of things to do overall
Cons
–Wish they had at least a few healthy food options
–Wish they had more games that emphasized physical activity (they have a jump rope video game which is a good example of this)
–Mini golf holes didn’t seem to have much variety, usully just a straight shot to the hole with a bump in the way.

Second time here and things have not improved. Everything is getting old and worn out, except their video games are up to date (but expensive). We came for the laser tag. Unfortunately, we were disappointed. The lasers are not very sensitive. Sometimes you have to shoot the person five or six times for the unit to register. Other laser tag arenas seem to have much better equipment. We had fun on the go carts but the tires are kicking up a lot of rubber on the road. You need to wear sunglasses to protect your eyes. The putt putt is just sad and worn out.

I’ve been to this place 2 times and I really like it. Especially if you come a little earlier. Yes it’s hotter, but they have deals, like $ 19 for 3 hours of go karts. That was great for me, because I had 2 small kids that needed to take turn riding with me.
The game selection is good and well priced. Prizes are kind of over priced for tickets, but it’s better than nothing. The putt-​putt courses are nice too. Come when the sun is still out to putt putt. The holes aren’t well lit and there’s a ton of nats/​mosquitos. Workers are always friendly though.
I’ll def come back here again if I’m in the area.

It’s ok but not worth the money. Mini golf run down, arcade area is too. Employees leave much to be desired. Golf guy didn’t even let us know there was more than1 course, which was extremely poorly lit. At the go carts they say you need to have a drivers lic & be over 24 for the double carts but they never checked & there were people much younger driving them. There were also drivers bumping really hard into other drivers & the employees did not stop it. My oldest got hit numerous times & was having a lot of back pain after & all they say is you ride at your own risk. Yet they keep letting those people who hit & bump into others over & over again & still don’t check for drivers lic! All in all I wouldn’t ever come back again. I only wish I had checked on here first prior to coming. FYI be careful on the mini golf course! It’s slippery!!!

It’s not a bad spot for a couple hours of go karts and video games. I’ve been bringing both of my kids here for a few years now and they seem to enjoy it.
They also have batting cages, laser tag, a small snack bar, and putt-​putt. With limited entertainment options in this area other than the occasional park or green way, 20 – 30 bucks isn’t a bad deal for a short afternoon of loud bleeping, blooping.
I’d avoid the bathrooms unless you’re on a strong antibiotic… yikes!

3 out of 5… great for young kids, however people of all ages come through to hog the games, etc.
This place is more of a hang out than for Gamers of all ages.
The go-​karts are pretty nice, wish they went a few more laps.
I have to give this place credit for staying in business as long as it has. I remember coming here as a teenager, that says a lot.
I would recommend keeping a maintenance person on staff that can ensure that equipment is fully functional at all times.
I can’t bash this company too hard, I have a brother that runs one of these for another state, he works his tail off to provide family fun.
Reduce your pricing on chow, increase the time of go-​karting, keep the equipment running constantly, keep a staff that cares and you’ll be golden in no time.

Its a GREAT place for kids (and kids at heart). We grown-​ups had just as much fun, if not more, as the kiddies did.
There’s an arcade, batting cage, miniture golf, laser tag and go-​kart. There’s fun at every corner of the building, literally.
I suggest wearing comfortable shoes. There’s plenty to see and do.

I’ve finally admitted that I’m in my late 20’s AND I need an escape from that reality sometimes. No, seriously. I recently left work early on Friday the 13^th because I needed a break and my good friend promised to take me somewhere for a surprise. That surprise was Adventure Landing! I was quite taken aback because I’d heard it was fun, but never been. It’s been ages since anyone’s surprised me with anything too. He sure is awesome and knows my personality well.
So we went in and I was secretly way excited with butterflies, but didn’t want to admit it and I was good at not showing it although I probably should have. It was like I was Tom Hanks’ character in the movie Big! We went to the counter and I saw all the fun options: laser tag, go-​karts, mini golf, arcade, and as we walked around the room even skee ball!!! I remember back in the day when my we’d go visit friends inland (I’m from an island on the coast) or up north and we might get the big treat of going to a place that had skee ball when we visited our cousins or family friends. The joy and anticipation of those tickets coming out of that machine is still there!
First we decided to do putt putt. But next to the putt putt courses we saw a set of batting cages! Those are for next time. We went to the putt putt course counter and opted to play two rounds. I’ll admit it’s made for kids so I felt kinda silly, but I was smiling the whole time. We posed with the zebras to take pictures, played in the cave on another course, and were just as stoked when we got a hole-​in-​one as we were when we were kids. When you get hole-​in-​one you’re supposed to get a prize. The girl at the counter gave me a high five and I was confused… as a little kid would be. Wait, where’s my prize?!? Oh, you get some coupons and tokens at a reduced rate. Thank you. :) On both courses I got a hole-​in-​one so I got my high five and laughed about it. I love putt putt and play almost every single time I go home to the beach, so it was nice to get that homey childish escape right here in the triangle.
Then we spent some time in the arcade. We rocked all sorts of video games: virtual reality games, shooting games, Star Wars, etc. Then we did skee-​ball, shooting hoops, hit the duck, etc. Collected all those tickets and went right to the counter to collect our prizes. Everyone there was just as enthusiastic as we were. As the day got later on – as in when parents get off work — the place started to fill up. I’m sure during the «off» hours it gets packed and birthday parties probably overwhelm it, but it was a blast when there weren’t too many people.
Next time: go-​karts and laser tag. If you have kids, take them to Adventure Landing. If you need to PRETEND you’re a kid, go to Adventure Landing! You’ll have quite a little adventurous escape from reality. ;)

I bet this place was pretty good in the 90s. It’s 2010 now and this just doesn’t cut it anymore.
Disclaimer: me and my co-​worker had some weekdays off from work and we used a
certificate. Two guys in their mid-​late 20s at Adventure Landing probably didn’t look very normal, but we actually did have a good time.
The best thing in the arcade section is probably Big Buck Hunter Pro (the $ 3 game – 6 tokens for a player) and Ghost Squad (beware the quick action scenes… this shoot-​em-​up game makes you think). Definitely avoid Jurassic Park and the snowmobile game near it. There is an air hockey table, but unfortunately it doesn’t tally every shot for one of the sides and there are a couple tears in the surface.
The batting cages are ok. Unfortunately, the only «medium» speed cage was tossing either really high or really low. It needs some tuning and some new equipment/​baseballs. Come with your own bat if you have one. They require helmets with a facemask. Actually, I’d recommend just finding other cages. Maybe it was because I have been exclusively hitting softballs for a few years, but I rarely got a good hold of a pitch.
The mini golf courses are worn down and not terribly exciting or innovative. If you enjoy playing mini golf, then you’ll enjoy playing… but it probably won’t be anything memorable (unless, of course, you are amazed by life-​size inanimate animals from the 90s).
The Go Kart course is probably the best part. My friend spun out on the course because part of it was wet, but other than that we had a good time. They let us do a lot of laps before giving us the red light. The karts are pretty loud though (naturally). If you have some earplugs, that might be a good idea… especially for a kid.
We didn’t try laser tag, because we couldn’t imagine it would be very much fun without a group of people we knew. We exchanged our last attraction ticket for 20 arcade tokens. The guy at the counter said they aren’t supposed to do that I guess. Thank you, guy, for breaking the rules instead of forcing us to play laser tag (it had started raining while we there so a 2^nd round of go karts and mini golf was out of the question).
Overall, not coming back. Maybe this place killed the little kid in me, but I’m pretty sure the little kid in me is still alive and this place just kind of sucks.