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"Fort Fun"
Not bad for mini golf or batting cages. The inside is full of arcade style games that you play for tickets which you later redeem for cheesy prizes. The kids seem to enjoy this place and it's relatively clean all things considered. Laser tag is a hit with kids of most ages and the place isn't too crowded in the Summers.
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"Indoor and outdoor fun for the family!"
Lots of arcade-type games are found inside of Fort Fun. Admission is free, but you do have to pay for any activity there. Like most arcade type places, you win tickets from most of them and then can redeem them for small prizes. They have a miniature bowling 'alley' that is glow in the dark that is kind of fun. They have a little 'restaurant' area but we've never eaten in there, so I can't review that part, but it's your standard sort of fast food fare - pizza, burgers, nachos, etc. They have laser tag, but our kiddo is only 4, so we've never done that there. We have done lots outside - from the go karts, to the giant slide, to the mini golf - and there's even more than that there (you can check their website for a full listing). Of course, the outdoor things are closed in the winter months (except for ice skating). The one nice thing is that instead of buying coins for the arcade games you can actually put money on a little plastic card (like those used for gift cards/hotel room keys). They have all the info on their website - but I know that if you put a certain amount of money on the card, you get bonus points, so it is in a way, saving you money/stretching your dollar. They also have coupons on their website - they change depending on the time of year, but we've saved quite a bit using those.
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