AR's Entertainment Hub

I went with my fiance, who is a teacher, to the Teacher and City Worker Appreciation Night. It was a few days before they officially opened. We were able to do all of the attractions for free. We only had to pay for our arcade cards. When we got there, before entering, we scanned a QR code that took us to a website to digitally sign a waiver. When we came inside, they asked if we needed to sign the waiver, to which we responded, no, we just did it outside. But everything in the building was very clean, and the staff was very nice and professional. The lady, I didn't catch her name, told us how everything was set up. First, we tried Mini Golf, which was played under black lights, and everything was painted with fluorescent paint. I think that it was only a 13-hole course, but it was still very challenging and fun. Next, we did Laser Tag. But because there were only six of us, two being young children, we played free-for-all instead of teams. I won! Then, we did the XR Arena, which is a really cool immersive box where you play a video game. It's like Virtual Reality, without the headset. At the time we went, they had three games to choose from. You could shoot aliens or zombies, or they have a cooking game, but I'm not quite sure what it's like. We killed aliens and had a blast! Lastly, we did the arcade. They have a pretty big selection of arcade games. Not as many as Tex Fun & Social in Texas City by Gringo's, but they still had quite a few! We didn't have much time to play the arcade games because they were about to close. But the games we did play were fun. All in all, I would recommend that you stop in. It's a lot of fun and a really neat and immersive experience. It's like nothing else that I have ever experienced before.