Bullwinkle's

"Bullwinkle's was an interesting indoor and outdoor two story gaming recreational facility that is mainly an arcade with a mixture of old school games from back in the day and newer VR and interactive physical games. It also has a good food joint, snacks venue with ice cream, ticketed prizes, bathrooms on both floors, a full bowling alley, laser tag, and all the videos games are paid for with prepaid cards that have a certain amount of chip credits on them and once you start playing games if you win tickets the digital tickets are saved on the prepaid card. Out back they have a pretty nice miniature golf setup mixed with a bumper boats pool, outdoor jungle gym with harnesses, a two seated Zipline chair, and a mini go-kart track. Overall a pretty fun place, it's similar to a mini Dave and Busters but with more outdoor activities to choose from."

"So much fun to be had here. They have a big arcade and outside they have A zipline, skycourse, bumper boats, go-karts, miniature golf to enjoy. Inside they have laser tag, a really nice bowling alley with big huge T.V.s, A bar and Restaurant\cafe. Also an indoor play jungle gym and XD ride. Great for birthday parties and fun during the weekdays and weekends. It's always a good time when we come to Bullwinkles. We will definitely be becoming back and recommending to others."

"New Years Day…My fiancé and I had a fun time. We did the go carts , sky Trail, mini golf , shooting werewolves 3D movie game, lazer tag arcade, picture photo booth all for $86 bucks. We had no more money on the cards they gave us. We thought it was little over priced! Should have been around $65to $70."

"We spent New Years Eve at bullwinkles during their 21+ event with VIP tickets. During these events, they do a pizza and salad buffet, but unfortunately, they don't do a pizza option for the vegans (either vegan cheese or a cheeseless) and the salad was not well attended so we did not get to eat with everyone else. The buffet was shut down well before the event ended as well, which I did not see clearly defined times, so I did not know what to expect. Attractions are unlimited during the event but it was a bit disappointing to see the screaming eagle shut down at 10pm and the see that not only are the go carts very slow but several left riders stranded without enough power to continue each race. As for the games, you are on your own for purchasing tokens on a card as the arcade is not included with the event. I do understand charging separately for games that give tickets for prizes, but it seems silly to have so many games go unused during the event instead of adding ticketless games to the unlimited option. There were also several games that were not working properly and were not placed out of commission during the event, even after staff was notified. Instead, people were allowed to continue wasting their purchased credits and were required to find a staff member and complain if they wanted their credits back. Probably the worst part was the fact that my wife and I were not allowed to play most games together because all of our credits were on the same card and many games do not allow you to swipe your card more than once every minute. This is an absurd policy and means that if you want to play multi-player games, you are required to buy more than one token package. Some shooters will force you to quit if you die too quickly and can not swipe your card again before the timer runs out, forcing you into failure, restarting the game, and losing your previous credits and progress."

"Bullwinkle's has a lot going for it as a party/playtime destination. Unfortunately, price is not one of those things. We were invited as guests to our son's friend's birthday party, and although pizza, cake and beverages were provided by the host parent (plus the two hour table rental, all of which I can't imagine how costly that must have been), entertaining our kiddos, and ourselves, was not an inexpensive enterprise. I guess it could have been worse. Bullwinkle's sells an unlimited use three-hour pass to all of the major attractions (go carts, bumper boats, zip line, aerial park, mini golf, laser tag, bowling, etc) at $43/person, discounted to $38 if you've already purchased a party package. With three kids in tow, it's still over $100 bucks, but at least they were entertained for the majority of an afternoon. Sadly, this pass does not extend to the arcade games which, if it did, would honestly make it a total bargain. I surmise that this is because many of the games reward tickets that are redeemable for prizes; if those types of games were excluded, and the regular arcade games added, there would be no better entertainment deal in the state. Not wanting to spend money on additional passes, my wife and I were left mostly to observe, grab a couple of overpriced cocktails from the sports bar inside, and keep our littlest one out of trouble, occasionally grabbing a wristband from a kid chomping down on pizza, and hopping on a quick ride or attraction, but those moments were few and far between. The food is Chuck E Cheese-tier, and the drinks are light pours for the price; pretty much on-par with my expectations. Food is an afterthought here, and everyone knows it. Bullwinkle's success comes from providing, in all honesty, an exceptional entertainment venue for kids of all ages, on the high end of the acceptable price range, with enough a la carte offerings and attractions to help placate the prudent parents patiently passing the time gnawing on soggy cardboard pizza and sipping Tequila Sunrises."