Xtreme Action Park

Good for games but cheats kids out of tickets for prizes. Good to waste time though and if you wait around long enough you can do Go Karts or ropes course. Food sucks but it is cheap so…

I went here for a Valentine’s date. They had a 2 for 1 special ($ 25 after taxes and fees). We did they rope course. It was fun although not very challenging. To be honest, if we had paid the regular fee of $ 20 per person it would NOT have been worth it. The special definitely encouraged us to try the place out.
Overall, I felt the place was just what you would expect of these Saturday night entertainment venues. They had a bowling alley, go-​karts, the rope course, and an arcade. The arcade seemed terribly limited. You would probably enjoy the bowling and the go-​kart racing much more, but you will have to prepare to wait a few hours and pay a hefty fee ($ 28 per person).
The customer service ranges. The young man with the dreadlocks that assisted us with the rope course was friendly. However, another male employee was excessively rude. From reading the other reviews, I tend to see a trend — don’t expect to feel welcomed (at least for long).
I’m not super excited to return, however I’m not opposed to it either. I’m a three strikes and your out sort of customer. I might take some friends. The vibe of a place can make it or break it – so far I’m feeling a bit «meh» about the place.

I went here once years ago [5] for a kids birthday party and it was fun because of the go kart racing but besides that there was nothing else really to do for adults.
I just went again last night and the updates they made to the place are amazing!
Their graffiti wall art reminds me of wynwood. They added a bowling alley, a full service bar, ice cream shop, and it’s so tech friendly.
They also have this intense ropes course if your daring. It looks like something off that show fear factor lol
Overall, Perfect place to go for a family night, date night or just somewhere for a fun night out.
It’s about 25 $ per person for go karting.
Bring closed toed shoes and you’re set.

First time here, went on a Saturday. Very nice place and still being worked on to increase the activities on the inside. Full bar available, game selection is good, and the rope course is amazing and terrifying at the same time, suggest going in comfortable athletic wear with good closed toed shoes! It will take you about a good hour to complete the whole course, and you can stay up as long as you want but the moment you get off, it is over. Bowling was horribly over priced, $ 75 per hour plus shoe rental and I didn’t bother reading the rest after that. Go karts are well maintained and the race is a good amount of time, but I do suggest that you arrive early, otherwise you’ll end up waiting about 3 hours to race one time. Big groups recommended!!! Just need to work a bit more on the customer service aspect and they will be golden! Also saw that they will be adding a skating rink soon so that was pretty cool as well.

Came here with a groupon for the ropes course for both my Boyfriend and I. It was our first time doing something like this so we were excited. You must have closed toe shoes and need to sign the registration/​waiver before you go to the front desk. There’s a computer right ahead when you walk in for you to do so. At first we thought the course looked small and easy to do but it was a lot tougher than it looks. The guy who helped us put on the harness was great (wish I would have got his name) gave us quick instructions, was really nice, and extremely helpful throughout the course. He informed us that yes we do have to clip & un-​clip the latches ourselves to move throughout the course as well as to be mindful that the harness doesn’t twist & to untwist it if it does. When we get to to top of the course he was very helpful from the ground at easing my nerves and guiding me to the next obstacle. Overall it was a fun experience, you just have to be careful as yes there is no safety net and your pretty much on your own up there.
Didn’t have a chance to do go karts, bowling or the arcade. the go kart
Track seemed pretty decent and the selection of arcade games was small but it could entertain you for a while.

I went with my family and there was 6 of us. We had a great time bowling. A lot of fun with friendly staff. That’s always a plus in my book. They have about two other activists that kids and adults would like to enjoy.

Loved it… Amazing experience. Won lots of prizes in the arcade. Did spend a lot though… However totally worth it…

The ropes course was interesting, though the metal line was quite low on a few of the challenges, leading to my hair ripping out a few times. I’m 5′ 8″, for reference. The problem I seemed to have was that I was relying on my upper body strength for the first 80%, essentially missing out on the challenge that would come about if I had not used it.
The arcade, as others have pointed out, isn’t as big as other places have — but the selection was varied, and there were some higher quality games I haven’t seen at other places.
The eating area is full of televisions with various programming if that’s your thing.
The staff at the Hershey’s Shake Shoppe was far more accommodating than I expected.
Thank you Michael and the rest of the staff.

We had an absolute blast. We planned this out about 2 months ago for a friends birthday and happened to come on a Sunday where they have an awesome deal for 4! My only problem is that when we were preparing for the race, the guy in the briefing room was rude to me so I will only give 4 stars. He also told me to race without my glasses (I need them to legally drive my car) since the helmet didn’t fit with them on. But otherwise, there is plenty of fun for all ages!

I went to Xtreme Action Park today played Arcade Games went Bowling with the family. I drove up from Miami and will do it again. I recommend this place amazing and staff was great…

Very fun for my 11 year old. love the ropes course and the racing! The games were fun too some didn’t work good buy the game us the credit back

I really enjoyed their interactive atmosphere. I was greeted right when I walked in and the staff answered any questions I had about activities and pricing. Great place to eat! There is an actual Hershey’s Shake Shoppe inside. I stopped by to watch a football game with friends and had a cheese burger. The burger was surprisingly pretty good. They also have a bar inside where you can watch people drive by on the go karts. It’s a cool place for all-​ages and would definitely go back again.

Some really nice employees, but mostly really rude and hating their job. Had a good time. Most of their machines aren’t working. Racing was really fun, but has a long wait, which is understandable. Wishing by had more to offer. The «ropes» looked interesting, but was way to expensive.

The Ropes course was fun and challenging (we broke a sweat!) although pretty crowded.
The games looked fun but there were not so many of them.
The service was helpful and cheery.
Would be great with a group of friends! Appreciated the sports bar addition — makes these types of places even more fun!

Best time ever! I got a rush on the indoor race track. I came in 6^th place, but who’s keeping score? the race is kinda expensive about $ 18 – 20 bucks. They have deals sometimes. Inside there’s tv’s, pool tables, bowling, and an arcade. I played games in the arcade while waiting for our turn to race. Felt like a kid again! I compared it to Dave and Busters, but there’s more to do here. Busy nights will have you on a waiting list for racing and bowling but if you came to spend money the arcade is the place to be! There’s a food spot inside with burgers, hot dogs, wings, and drinks. I didn’t eat so I couldn’t tell you how the food tasted. I also saw muItiple party rooms for birthday parties and special events. Their was some rope obstacle course up above, but I’m too clumbsy to participate. There’s a bounce house and a wall climbing room. Fun, fun, fun! No wonder it’s called Xtreme. Will definitely come again. Great for dates and group events.

Website says 48″ to do ropes course.
We get here after long drive, and are told 52″.
«Yes, we know our website clearly states 48» but we can’t seem to get it changed. «
My daughter who had her heart set on it runs out in tears.
Polite staff but no consolation prize from them to try and help us console our daughter.

Eh, I really wanted to like this place. They have a nice variety of things to do – if you have kids, they’ll be entertained whilst you empty your wallet.
When I went, I was on the last day of a FL trip. Many of the arcade games were out of service, and the staff doesn’t put any out of service signs on the arcade games. Terminator – only one gun «worked» (it would fire on its own), p2 was a wasted credit. Transformers, same thing, one player worked. Two or three machines were black screens, and a couple of the card readers on games were Out of Order.
I really wanted to do a gokart race with the SO, but the cheapest option is $ 18 a person for first timers. You have to pay a «license fee» which is just «free money to the business for no service.» So that means $ 36 for two people. Not reasonable at all.

Amazing spot!
Family and adult friendly.
The new owners did a great job and are executing on a great vision.
The facility is great for a kids birthday party as much as it is for corporate function.
My group had a great team building experience.
The staff was great. They were helpful, cordial, informative and knowledgeable.
I also appreciated the artistic touches throughout.
Easy to get to right off of I-​95.
I will definitely return.

I came here on 7÷18÷15 on what was billed as Xtreme Action Park’s opening weekend. In fact, when we rolled up to the place, they still had a few windows covered over with plastic, as construction was still ongoing. I’d been here to this same facility back when it was known as «XBK Zone» and they’ve really done some amazing things with the remodel that occurred in conjunction with the name change!
When I last came here about 2 years ago, this place had a go-​cart track, miniature golf, a few handfuls of video games and a small snack bar. It was nice, and had more indoor activities vs. any other facility in our area, but wasn’t nearly as well set up and there weren’t nearly as many offerings as it has now! Xtreme Action Park features the same indoor (fast) go karting that it had previously (albeit a bit of a different track layout), but this place now also features a multi-​lane bowling alley, lots more video games (some of them pretty amazing and creative), an elevated ropes obstacle and training course, and an upgraded snack bar and ice cream counter. They also have a dozen large screens in the seating area near the food counter where parents can sit, rest their feet, grab a bite and watch sports or other programming while the kiddies are playing. Xtreme has a large classroom facility, 2 rooms which are set up for hosting birthdays and other parties and events, and a museum with some older cars in it, just off the race track. This place really is a 1 stop shop for fun and activities for all ages from kiddie to adult!
We were here primarily for the karting. We arrived, got checked in by entering our information into one of the 3 computers just inside the front entrance, then walked over to the counter to get our membership cards, head socks and to purchase our racing packages. There wasn’t much of wait on this day; Though it was busy, once we purchased our racing packages, walked through the arcade and ropes course to the racing area and got our helmets, we only needed to wait for about 10 more minutes before our race started. Karts are great and as fast as I remembered them, they’ve changed the layout of the track a bit which is good, and when its time for you to race, they show your photo on a monitor along with the cart # you’ll be driving.
My only real issue with the Karting is that they no longer display all the lap times for a given race on any of the TV monitors in this place so you can see your times vs. everyone else in your group, nor will they give you paper sheets anymore that show your best lap time, your times vs. the others in your group, etc. You now need to download this company’s app onto your smart phone or device in order to get that data, or they can verbally tell you if you go to the front counter and beg for it. To me, that was part of the fun, to be able to see the results right away after the race and trash talk a bit with the people you were with!
After we raced it was raining, so my niece and nephews I was with played a bunch of the video games, and 2 of them did the elevated ropes course. They had fun and we were able to kill a few hours here.
My biggest issue with this facility in general is that it’s quite spendy, especially if you plan to spend an afternoon here or do more than 1 of the activities they offer. For 1 go cart race, it’s $ 20, + $ 8 to buy a head sock (required unless you bring your own), the ropes course is $ 20 for each adult, and many of the arcade games cost $ 2 — $ 4 on average to play. Though you do earn points for playing well or being lucky at some of the games, unless you spend a ton of $$ playing, your chances of earning even one of the cheap ass prizes, even as something as simple as a trinket that this facility probably paid about a nickel for, are remote.

This is a huge fscility with something fun for everyone. We did the indoor go karting and it was a blast. You get 8 minutes of racing for $ 20. IBelieve me, it is plenty enough time on the track. They provide helmets and masks. Make sure you wear closed toe shoes or you csn’t ride. They are making a beautiful bowling alley that I can’t wait to try. The zip lining course looks challenging with so many obstacles. Most of all I was impressed with the décor. It puts you in a fun mood.