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Brentwood Brentwood In-Line Rink

★★★★☆ 4.8 (27)

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Edwardsville Nickel Plate Station at the Edwardsville Children's Museum

Fairview Heights Sky Zone Fairview Heights

★★★★☆ 4.5 (1099)

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Smithton Adventure SimX - Mobile Laser Tag

★★★★★ 5 (2)

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St. Louis Dana Brown Lords of the Forest

★★★★★ 5 (4)

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Main Event Chesterfield

Features a multi-story laser tag arena, a more complex and immersive setup compared to typical single-level laser tag facilities
Offers Monday Night Madness special at $10.95 for all-you-can-play activities or arcade games from 4 pm to close, providing exceptional value for unlimited entertainment

Amp Up Action Park Go-Karting and Axe Throwing - St. Louis

Action Park offers a unique no-admission pay-as-you-go model where visitors only pay for the specific activities, food, and beverages they use, with optional combo passes (Gold, Platinum, Throw & Go) available for flexibility
The venue combines multiple adventure activities (go-kart racing, axe throwing, laser tag, ropes course, and pickleball) in a single location with both indoor and outdoor spaces, making it an all-in-one action entertainment destination

Swing-A-Round Fun Town

Features a massive 12,000 square foot indoor arcade facility with ticket redemption, making it one of the larger arcade spaces at a family entertainment center
Offers three separate miniature golf courses at a single location (27 holes total), providing extensive golf options compared to typical FECs

Victory Raceway St. Louis

Electric-powered go-karts available for both adults and children, making it a family-friendly racing venue
High customer satisfaction with a 4.5-star rating from 694 reviews, suggesting a popular local entertainment destination

Gateway Kartplex

Reaches 55 mph—putting it on the faster end for rental kart venues and delivering genuine racing thrills beyond typical casual track speeds.
The venue hosts multiple competitive series including iDrive Jr Series, suggesting it functions as a genuine racing development hub, not just casual recreation.

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Boschertown Go Karts

Offers specialized go-karts for different age and skill levels, allowing family-wide racing participation
Has a half-mile outdoor track that allows for exciting racing experiences

Sky Zone Trampoline Park

Features a Ninja Warrior course, allowing guests to train on obstacles similar to the popular TV competition show
The O'Fallon location offers special Glow Night events where guests wear glow shirts and jump in dark conditions for an enhanced experience

Kokomo Joe's Family Fun Center

Offers a unique all-in-one Game Card system with no expiration date and flexible reloading, allowing customers to pay only for activities they use without mandatory packages or time restrictions
Birthday party packages include a dedicated party captain who stays with the group to ensure timing, coordinate activities, and actively play with children when available

Slick City Action Park

Offers specialized Sensory Hours with lowered music and smaller crowds, making it one of the few action parks with dedicated sensory-friendly programming for guests with sensory sensitivities
The park features an Adults Only Night event (ages 18+), positioning it as a unique entertainment option for adult recreation in addition to family activities

City Jump Family Entertainment Complex

Is a woman-owned business established in 2025, making it a newly launched independent entertainment venue in St. Louis
The venue features a Sunday Brunch program (11am-2pm) that uniquely combines family entertainment with adult beverages, offering mimosas alongside kids' activities

Great Big Game Show St. Louis

Game Show features professional-grade TV production equipment including authentic podiums, buzzers, and professional lighting that make guests feel like real game show contestants
Located at City Foundry STL community hub with 30+ dining vendors and shopping options, allowing guests to celebrate wins with victory meals at nearby restaurants

Activate Games

Uses a wristband point tracking system that allows players to accumulate and compete across multiple game rooms, with scoreboards that keep gameplay competitive and eliminate awkward downtime between room rotations
The venue features a flexible gameplay model where if no other group is waiting for a room, players can continue playing and 'level up' in games beyond their initial time allocation, maximizing value

Six Flags Hurricane Harbor St Louis

Features low sensory rooms throughout the park, providing quiet spaces designed specifically for autistic visitors - an accessibility feature rarely seen at water parks
The water park requires visitors to pass through Six Flags St. Louis theme park first, as Hurricane Harbor is located within the same property in Eureka, MO

Alligator's Creek Aquatic Center

Features a strict U.S. Coast Guard-approved flotation device policy and enforces a 1:8 supervision ratio (1 swimming adult per 8 children), indicating a strong safety-first operational approach
The water park includes an inclusive splash pad designed for kids of all abilities, demonstrating commitment to accessibility for children with varying physical needs

Pontiac Square Park Spray Pool

Offers free admission, making it an accessible water recreation option for St. Louis residents
The facility includes a splash pad and kiddie area, making it family-friendly for young children

Six Flags St. Louis

The BOSS is highlighted as one of the park's premier wooden roller coasters, described by visitors as 'probably the best wooden roller coaster' and a must-ride attraction
The park features Mr. Freeze Reverse Blast, a notable roller coaster that visitors consider an incredible attraction worth the trip

Pirate Ship Slides

Has nostalgic multi-generational appeal, with visitors referencing childhood memories and now bringing grandchildren to the park

Tilles Park Splash Pad

Offers free admission, making it an accessible water recreation option for St. Louis residents
The splash pad features interactive button-activated water features that visitors describe as producing impressive water pressure ('WHOOSH'), located adjacent to pickleball courts

Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park

Features a Sky Rider Indoor Zipline as part of its attractions, combining traditional trampoline park activities with aerial adventure elements
The facility offers specialized 'Jumperoo' sessions every Friday during the school year from 10 AM - 12 PM, with discounted pricing ($13 + socks for 2 hours) targeting toddlers ages 3-5

Sky Zone Fenton

Offers a specialized 'Ninja Warrior Course' attraction, which is one of the more advanced obstacle course options available at the facility alongside activities like the Warped Wall and FreeClimb
The facility offers an entire park rental option for groups, allowing exclusive use of the trampoline park for private events

Altitude Trampoline Park

Offers private park bookings that can accommodate large groups, with documented success hosting private parties of 50+ guests
The park features multiple activity types beyond trampolines including air bags, dodgeball, battle beam, digital experiences, and climbing, making it a comprehensive indoor play facility

Sky Zone Fairview Heights

Socks are required to jump and cost $3.99-$4.99 per pair, creating a recurring revenue stream beyond admission fees
Family Fun Day on Sundays offers a bundled package for $64.99 that includes 90-minute jump time for 4 people plus a large pizza and pitcher of soda

BounceU Chesterfield Kids Birthdays and More

Offers 100% private parties with exclusive use of bounce rooms, meaning groups have complete facility access during their event rather than sharing space with other parties
Party hosts at BounceU handle complete event management including setup, cleanup, cake cutting, and distribution, allowing parents to bring only cake and party favors

BounceU Saint Louis Kids Birthdays and More

Party hosts provide full-service management including setup, decoration handling, cleanup, and even wheeling presents to guests' cars, eliminating all party planning tasks for parents
Private party rooms are reserved exclusively for each party group with no waiting in lines or sharing space with other parties, ensuring dedicated space throughout the event

Saint Louis Zoo

Is free admission and has been rated the #1 zoo in America multiple times, making it one of the most accessible premier zoological institutions in the country
The zoo spans 90 acres and houses approximately 12,000 individual animals representing 450 different species

St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station

The aquarium features 44 total exhibits housing 13,000 animals across 257 species, making it a comprehensive marine collection
Shark Canyon is a 250,000-gallon marine habitat dedicated to sharks, representing one of the facility's largest single exhibits

Sea Lion Sound

Features an immersive sensory experience where visitors can hear sea lions barking and yelping in their habitat, creating a unique auditory dimension to the viewing experience
The attraction offers close-up underwater viewing through windows where visitors can watch sea lions swimming and frolicking, providing an interactive experience popular with both children and adults

Reptile House

Features a dedicated tortoise exhibit accessible by stairs in a separate area, with notably large specimens that visitors can observe feeding on leafy greens
Maintains a collection of garter snakes and other snake species, with educational staff available to answer detailed care questions about feeding schedules and species-specific behaviors

McDonnell Polar Bear Point

Features a viewing design where visitors can observe polar bears through glass panes at close proximity, allowing for intimate viewing of the animals' swimming behavior and massive size
The exhibit is one of the newer animal habitats at the St. Louis Zoo, located past the grizzly bears section after entering through Living World

Saint Louis Science Center

The McDonnell Planetarium has been operating since 1963, making it a historic institution with over 60 years of continuous operation offering live star shows
Features an 80-foot blue whale skeleton replica as part of 'The Blue Whale Story' special exhibition opening May 23, 2026

Dana Brown Lords of the Forest

Features multiple elephant viewing areas positioned at different angles, allowing visitors comprehensive perspectives of the elephants
The attraction is highlighted as one of the best parts of River's Edge Zoo in St. Louis

The Magic House, St. Louis Children’s Museum

House operates two locations in St. Louis, allowing visitors to experience the museum at multiple venues for expanded educational opportunities
The museum features a 3-story slide, a signature attraction that stands out among interactive exhibits mentioned in visitor reviews

City Museum

Built in a repurposed old shoe warehouse with underground tunnel systems and exploration areas, transforming industrial architecture into an interactive art installation and playground
Features a 10-story slide that is frequently mentioned in visitor reviews, making it one of the attraction's most iconic installations

MADE for Kids, created by The Magic House

Kids features 7,000 square feet of interactive creative space with advanced maker equipment including 3D printers, laser engraving machines, and sewing machines, designed for children ages 4-14
The venue offers exceptional value at $7.50 per person admission with access to hands-on activities across multiple themed labs (Makers Workshop, Artists Studio, Designers Lab, Entrepreneurs Marketplace)

Museum of Illusions - St. Louis

Museum membership pays for itself after just 2 visits, making it an economical option for repeat visitors
Teachers receive free admission to the museum, supporting educational access

Edwardsville Children's Museum

The museum features a Nickel Plate Station exhibit with a modular wooden railway table, serving as a signature hands-on attraction that allows children to build and interact with train layouts
The museum offers an exceptionally broad age range of 6 months to 60 years, making it one of the few children's museums designed to be engaging for adults and seniors as well as young children

National Museum of Transportation

Houses the largest collection of transportation vehicles in the world, with over 190 major exhibits including more than 70 locomotives, aviation vehicles, and automobiles
Offers interactive experiences allowing visitors to board and touch multiple types of transportation, including trains, trolleys, and trams, making it highly hands-on for all ages

Miniature Museum of Greater St. Louis

The museum features miniature scenes across multiple scales ranging from 1:6 to micro-scale, with over 100 carefully crafted miniature scenes housed across two floors
The museum displays thousands of dolls alongside miniature accessories, animals, and detailed room boxes representing diverse themes from historic kitchens and rustic cabins to gothic castles and East Asian rooms

Economy Museum at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

Visitors can lift an actual gold bar as an interactive exhibit, a hands-on experience mentioned in 16 reviews
Located within one of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks in the United States, housed in a notable marble building with high-security entrance procedures

Tri-Township Park Zoo

The zoo features curly swans among its waterfowl collection in the park's pond
The facility includes a diverse mix of common and uncommon animals including zebu (a rare bovine species), donkeys, goats, turkeys, pigs, and chickens

Nickel Plate Station at the Edwardsville Children's Museum

The Nickel Plate Station features a modular wooden railway table that allows children to take on the role of engineer, combining hands-on play with transportation education
The museum serves an unusually broad age range from 6 months to 60 years, indicating programming designed for multi-generational visits

Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House

The Tropical Conservatory houses over 60 tropical butterfly species and more than 150 tropical plants within an 8,000 square foot climate-controlled pavilion
The facility features an insect zoo in addition to the butterfly conservatory, displaying a wide variety of cockroaches, spiders, and walking stick insects

Play Street Museum - St. Louis

Museum features a 'giant light bright wall' interactive exhibit, a notable installation that creates an engaging visual and tactile learning experience for young visitors
The museum offers a take-home slime-making activity where trained staff guide children through the creation process, allowing kids to bring their creations home as souvenirs

Penguin and Puffin

Features an immersive indoor arctic cave experience with a simulated arctic sky ceiling and frigid temperatures designed to replicate penguin habitats
Provides above-level glass viewing areas allowing visitors to observe penguins swimming underwater from multiple vantage points

The Soda Museum and Main Street Arcade

The arcade features over 35 retro arcade games spanning from the 1930s to 1980s, with one review mentioning approximately 50 video games total, creating a comprehensive journey through gaming history
The venue offers unlimited arcade play with no quarters, tokens, or cards needed and no time limits for a flat $15 admission fee, eliminating traditional arcade constraints

Lewis & Clark Boat House and Museum

Features full-scale replica boats used by Lewis and Clark during their 1804-1806 expedition across the American West
Operates a traveling fleet of replica boats through the Discovery Expedition of St. Charles, providing living history re-enactments by experienced corps of re-enactors

National Great Rivers Museum

The museum features a barge simulator interactive exhibit where visitors can experience piloting a barge, with multiple reviews noting that 'being a barge pilot is harder than it looks'
Offers completely free admission to both the museum and public tours of the Melvin Price Locks and Dam, with three daily tour times (10:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., and 3:00 p.m.)

The Historic Daniel Boone Home

The site functions as a repository for historic houses that were slated for destruction, preserving them for future generations by relocating them to the grounds
The Daniel Boone Home is a three-story historic house with the main floor and lower level wheelchair accessible, but the third level is only accessible by stairs

The Reptile Room - St.Louis

Room features a dual-purpose facility with an interactive animal encounter space on one side and a full reptile supply shop on the other, allowing visitors to observe animals and immediately purchase supplies and setup packages for home enclosures
Animals at the facility are notably active and engage with visitors rather than hiding, as evidenced by reviews describing animals as 'curious to meet you' and staff demonstrating trained ambassadors like 'Franklin the tortoise' walking around the interactive space

The Edge

Operates the world's largest laser tag arena, spanning 14,000+ square feet with multi-level gameplay and capacity for up to 60 players simultaneously
The venue is the largest Family Entertainment Center in the Midwest with 85,000 total square feet, consolidating laser tag, 5 movie theaters, go-karts, arcade, bumper cars, bowling, and bistro dining all under one roof

Edison's Entertainment Complex

Pharaoh's Quest laser tag arena features an ancient Egypt theme with interactive elements including sarcophagi, catacombs, and serpent décor, creating an immersive environment beyond standard laser tag arenas
Offers a bundled DoorBUSTER pass for $22 that includes 3 hours of access to laser tag, arcade games, and 1 hour of bowling, combining three separate entertainment activities at a single price point

Cactus Pete's family Fun Center

Offers a 'Fun Guarantee' policy where groups receive a refund if they don't have fun, which is an unusual customer satisfaction commitment
The laser tag arena features an Area 51 alien-themed design with green ooze environment and black light effects, creating an immersive sci-fi atmosphere

18 North Central

Offers a rare multi-activity entertainment complex combining tactical laser tag, axe throwing, and demo ball (human foosball) all at one venue
The laser tag arena features a two-level course design that reduces player collision by distributing gameplay across multiple vertical planes

Adventure SimX - Mobile Laser Tag

Operates a mobile laser tag system that can be deployed anywhere indoors or outdoors, including in full sun conditions, eliminating the need for traditional dark indoor arenas
The venue uses customizable latest-generation laser tag equipment that can be configured to match different video game playstyles, allowing players to replicate gameplay from their favorite games

Playtime Arcade & Bar

Features a 4,000 sq ft 2-story laser tag arena with Delta Strike technology and Energy Gates that dynamically switch colors during gameplay
Operates as an independent venue combining laser tag, arcade games, inflatable play areas (4,500 sq ft), axe throwing (18+), and a full bar—making it a multi-activity entertainment complex

Puttshack - St. Louis

Uses microchip embedded balls that track individual player scores automatically, eliminating manual scorekeeping
Features multiple distinct 9-hole courses (including an 'Amber Course') that players can choose between, allowing for varied gameplay experiences at the same location

Aloha Mini Golf & Shave Ice

Only all-you-can-play mini golf course in the St. Louis area, allowing unlimited rounds on two courses for a flat $8 fee
Hawaiian-themed outdoor course features 40+ flavors of shave ice and can accommodate groups up to 75 people

Magic Mini Golf

Features a 27-foot animated neon sign with a man and woman putting a golf ball, serving as an iconic landmark visible from the street
Offers wedding ceremonies and vow renewals on an intimate stage with ordained staff, plus live magic shows by a resident magician

St. Louis Union Station Mini Golf

Located beneath the historic 1894 Union Station train shed with views of the St. Louis Wheel, creating a unique themed mini golf experience that pays homage to the iconic train station's architecture
Features an 18-hole fully lit course designed with interactive obstacles and themed hazards that accommodate both beginner and advanced players, with completion time averaging around 25 minutes

Pirate's Crusade Mini Golf

Is an independent multi-activity entertainment center combining mini-golf, bowling, sand volleyball, and batting cages in a single indoor venue in St. Louis
The mini-golf course continues operating during facility maintenance periods, allowing customers to play even when other amenities may be temporarily closed

Ryze Adventure Park - St Louis Ropes Course, Zipline, & Mini Golf

Park offers glow-in-the-dark mini golf, allowing the 18-hole course to be played both during day and night hours, providing a unique nighttime entertainment option
The venue combines multiple adventure activities (ropes course, zipline, mini golf, ninja course, adventure tower) in a single location, creating a comprehensive adventure park experience rather than a standalone mini golf course

Tower Tee Golf & Recreation

Features a massive 15,000 square foot putting green with USGA-certified greens, making it one of the largest dedicated putting practice facilities at a recreational golf venue
Offers FootGolf (soccer golf) as an alternative recreational option alongside traditional mini golf and par-3 courses, providing unique multi-sport versatility

Putt Quest

Features a creative 18-hole indoor course with moving obstacles and zig-zag curves designed to present unique challenges for all ages
Located on the second floor of Mid Rivers Mall in St. Peters, MO, making it an accessible indoor entertainment option in a shopping center

Swing-A-Round

Is an original St. Louis staple that has been operating for more than 35 years
The course features a hole-in-one promotion that rewards players with a free mini gift coupon on their next visit

Topgolf St. Louis - Chesterfield

Features 100+ all-weather bays across 3 floors with high-tech Toptracer games and scoring balls, making it one of the largest indoor golf entertainment complexes
Each bay accommodates up to 6 players, allowing groups to split costs and play together simultaneously on a single hitting bay

Cave Spring Golf Center

Offers unbeatable pricing at $5 for kids and $6 for adults, making it one of the most affordable mini golf options
The course is designed to be accessible for all skill levels with minimal difficulty, intentionally preventing frustration-induced reactions from players

Rollercade Roller Skate Center

Rollercade offers adult-exclusive skate nights on specific dates (April 2 & 16, May 7 & 21, 6-9 PM) for ages 18+, providing a nostalgic experience that reviewers specifically seek out
The rink hosts Christian Music Night events, offering a faith-based skating experience that differentiates it from standard recreational skating venues

Webster Ice Arena

Features Cosmic Skate sessions on Friday and Saturday nights with blacklights and DJ entertainment, offering a themed skating experience
The rink has three separate party rooms available for birthday party rentals during public or Cosmic skate sessions, providing flexible event options

Brentwood Ice Rink

Provides over 20 green assistive strollers on a first-come basis for people who cannot skate, making it accessible for non-skating visitors and those with mobility challenges
The rink offers a comprehensive learn-to-skate program that emphasizes skating fundamentals without hockey sticks before players transition to hockey, which parents credit as key to their children becoming great skaters

Centene Community Ice Center

Features multiple NHL-size ice sheets, including an outdoor covered barn rink with a fireplace, allowing visitors to watch skating while staying warm
The facility is connected to the STL Concert venue and offers free public access to walk around and watch St. Louis Blues Hockey team practices

Creve Coeur Ice Arena

The rink features a distinctive wood structure architectural design that visitors note as a nice aesthetic touch to the facility
Operates year-round and offers flexible scheduling with varied public skate hours to accommodate different groups

Granite City Ice Rink

Hosts the Granite City Warriors high school hockey team for games and practices
Offers Freestyle Skate sessions on Fridays that require participants to bring their own skates, indicating a dedicated program for experienced skaters

Affton Ice Rink

Features a dated steel structure barn design with wooden bleachers and overhead heating system, representing a classic mid-century ice rink architecture
The facility is located near multiple major St. Louis attractions including Gateway Arch National Park, Tower Grove Park, and Forest Park, making it a central recreational hub

McKendree Metro Rec Plex

Features two NHL-sized ice rinks, allowing for simultaneous programming and multiple skating disciplines
The facility offers a 7-day free trial membership, allowing prospective members to experience all facilities before committing to a paid membership plan

Great Skate

Hosts St. Chux Derby Crew, a Women's Flat Track Derby Association roller derby team, making it a competitive roller derby venue
The rink offers exceptionally affordable group lessons at $25 for five lessons, significantly below typical skating instruction costs

Brentwood In-Line Rink

Features a very large outdoor surface with professional hockey markings including faceoff circles, red and blue lines, two goalie nets, and boards all the way around with a fence to keep the puck in
The rink offers completely free admission and does not require skate rentals, making it accessible to the community at no cost

Skate King

Is a black-owned roller skating rink that has been operating for decades, making it a historically significant community institution in St. Louis
The rink features a distinctive natural wood floor that has remained largely unchanged over its decades of operation, preserving its original character and authenticity

Skate City St. Louis

Birthday party packages include a brand new pair of skates as a gift for the birthday child, making it an unusually generous party offering
Family Membership costs only $10 per year per person and includes four free weekly skating sessions, providing exceptional year-round value

The Skate Haus

Partners with Giant Rocket's Foundation to provide specialized sensory-friendly skating sessions and inclusive spaces for neurodivergent youth and families
The rink offers a specialized STEM-to-Skate program that combines educational content with skating instruction

skateway

Non-skating parents with paid children skate free, making it an economical option for families where not all members want to participate
Offers STEM field trips as a specialized program, integrating educational content with roller skating activities

Ice Zone

Is a former practice rink for the NHL's St. Louis Blues, now serving as a public facility and current home ice for the Washington University hockey team
The rink is notably cold compared to typical skating facilities, with multiple reviews specifically warning visitors to bring warm clothing and describing it as feeling like outdoor skating

Maryville University Hockey Center (MUHC)

MUHC features two separate ice sheets, making it suitable for hosting multiple tournaments simultaneously while accommodating youth hockey programs on shorter-distance rinks
The facility is home to Maryville University's ACHA Division 1 hockey team, serving as a collegiate hockey venue

Wentzville Ice Arena

Operates year-round with two ice rinks and serves as a major community asset, drawing over 75 students to its beginner skating class in a single session
The rink offers free skate-aid trainers on a first-come, first-serve basis for young and beginning skaters, with no additional charge beyond admission

Skate City Belleville

Offers an exceptional Family Membership value at $10 per year per person that includes four FREE weekly skating sessions, making it one of the most affordable recurring skating programs available
The rink features Adult Nights (18+) on select evenings with specialized music and lighting, a dedicated program targeting adult skaters separate from family sessions

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