paradise park

Went 3/13/15. Heard good things about it, so we figured we would try it out. We took our 3 kids, 8 and 10 y/o boys and a 13 y/o girl. They all had a blast. My wife and I didn't really participate in anything, so we didn't pay, I think that's the best part of places like this. There was an Edutainment part we would have had to pay 3 or 4 dollars each to go in, but my kids didn't go in there. There were different packages if you wanted to do just one thing, but we did the all everything pass for the kids. The foam pit is similar to one we have seen at Silver Dollar City, but it had a fountain in the middle that the kids thought was the best. Great go karts, mini golf, laser tag. I would say there were plenty of arcade games that appeared reasonably priced, but my kids didn't even want to bother. They all tried the rock climbing wall which I would guess was around 20+ feet tall and not one of those rotating 8 foot tall cheapos. They did have a cafe/food place. We didn't purchase food, but it also seemed reasonably priced. We did get Gatorades which were slightly higher than a convenience store, but nothing I flinched at. I will say, that we went at the beginning of Spring, and they were cleaning up their pond, stream, and landscaping area around the golf course. There were signs apologizing for the mess and smell from stagnant water (which we didn't really notice). However, they were awesome about the cleaning, we walked by and they completely stopped what they were doing. They went out of their way to say hi, and thanks, and apologize for any mess, which was minimal. It was something I know they had to do, but you could tell, they really didn't like creating any inconvenience. We plan on going back again, it's about 90 minutes away from where we live. We spent about 6.5 hours here. Military/Veteran Friendly.

We have little ones that love the activity center for small kids and teenagers/adults that like the go carts and batting cages.

Paradise Park is a great place for families, school field trips and businesses to visit for fun, food and learning. Our company has had several family Christmas functions there for employees. The meeting rooms are very spacious, the menu has great variety and the game area pleases kids of all ages. Paradise Park is also very giving to the community schools, churches and etc.

Lots of fun things for kids of all ages. My grandkids have enjoyed many afternoons playing in the ball pit, bumper cars, arcade games and lots, lots more. Also a great place for birthday parties.

An awesome place to take bored kids when the weather is inclement and they need something to do! Lots of fun for the kids from the rock wall to skeeball ! The kids absolutely loved it!

Great place to take kids in the winter when it is cold outside and they have more energy to burn than time will allow Plus it's reasonably priced v

I have taken my girls (2 and 5) here twice in the last two months. For the most part, they have a lot of fun. However, both times we went, the art room had no supplies in it to make the featured craft. I asked the employee if they had anymore paper and she just said "no" and walked away. In addition, the kid kitchen wasn't open either, like it had been the other times. So that kind of took away half their activities in the edutainment center. I feel like the entrance fee is realllly close to being overpriced, so when you take away two activities it kind of felt like a rip off. The other problem we have had both times was the food service wait time. It took thirty minutes to get our pizza, and that's a long time to wait when your kids are starving. On our second visit, we ordered a hot dog and pretzel and even this took more than 15 minutes to receive. If they are going to charge such outrageous food prices(their salads are ten dollars!), they need to be more efficient. Outside of those complaints, I will say that it was fairly clean the days we went, and my kids did have fun.

I can't believe they're still in business. I took my Grandchildren their this summer and I'm not a germaphobe but comeon! I saw kids for the climbing wall told they couldn't climb with their sandals and they needed to put on a pair of climbing shoes taken from a tote full of shoes furnished by the park. These bare feet going into shoes taken at random and when they finished, the shoes were thrown back into the box. They looked dirty and I KNOW they weren't sanitized!!! GROSS!!! My grandkids played on the video games which use a reward ticket system. I witnessed first hand that machines consistently gave LESS than the number of tickets they were supposed to give. I talked to the help and they acted like so what? I heard other people say the machine do this ALL the time. Isn't that some sort of fraud? This place is less than mediocre and I CANNOT believe the good reviews. I won't be back!

There really is something for everyone here. We have grandchildren of various ages, everyone had fun. We decided to eat lunch there and the food was really good. Love the BLT!

Recently took 5 and 2 year old and 18 month children in the late afternoon, while most people were home fixing dinner and they had a blast! The ball room and slides were just the right size for the little ones. A giant building block area, play store, kitchen, dress up area, water play and art room were some of the activities available. Structured play times are available but we just arrived without a scheduled time. The facility is a little worn but clean and the kids had a fun time. A variety of snacks are available for purchase.

I bought a Groupon for 4 people to ride unlimited go carts for a day...we got there on Saturday, weather 65 degrees... we rode the go carts from 1pm until almost 10pm. We left for 2 hours for lunch and came back...got a Groupon for $54 for unlimited go carts.... Best day ever with my nephews!! Thanks Paradise Park!!

Go on Groupon and get the unlimited go-karts. My wife and I went here for an afternoon to do nothing but race go-karts. We raced about 8 times and had so much fun. The facilities are nice and there is also mini golf, batting cages, and an arcade inside.I think this is a perfect place for a date.

Great staff and nice facility for parties or just an outing with the kids. The concerts this summer were enjoyable outdoors in a pleasant setting.

This has been a great place for birthday parties any time of the year. Our favorite was October when they have the fall/ Halloween stuff out! For the money we spent it was well worth it. The hosts took care of everything and as parents we actually got to enjoy our kids and watch them have fun instead of running around crazy trying to be the hosts ourselves. We even go just for a fun place to go when the weather is bad. There is something for every age.

We have been here on several occasions. My kids, ages 4 & 6 LOVED the indoor foam pit. If you have never been, clarification is needed for "foam-pit". My initial thought was kids playing in a pool of slippery suds, like it is a Cancun spring break. however, the foam pit is actuall nerf (foam) balls. There are thousands of balls that can be shot through stationary guns, blown up like a volcanic eruption through some contraction in the center of the arena, or sucked up with tubes into a huge bin overhead (which dumps over the entire arena once it is full enough). Everybody loved it in our party, ages 4-40!We have also played mini golf a pristine and oh-so-challenging course, My even brought my 89 year old grandma who had a ball! The course is challenging with obstacles and blind corners, but a really easy walk for the elderly. My grandma had so much fun, you could see it in her eyes, and hear it in her laugh. She even got the first hole-in-one out of our group! We have also played arecade games and done the batting cages. Taking a crack at the 75 mile per hour batting cages really makes you feel young again...until you pull your lower back muscle swinging at a pitch you will never catch up to!!