Fort Fun

That is per boat. If you have little ones then you can seat up to 4. 2 adults and 2 little kids. If your child is above a ceartian age then they can help paddle. It is mostly teen and up that can help paddle. Hope I helped

If I remember correctly it ranges from twenty to twenty five.

I think so. You might be able to use a couple of bins. Thats what they do for the kids. But that is something to ask fort fun

$9 per ride for golf karts. $7 per person per game for laser tag. Hope this helps

Absolutely! There are many activities such as the arcade, slide, go-karts and putt-putt which can be appropriate for a 4-year old.

It completely depends on what you're wanting to do there. Website has great details about pricing.

Good question?

I'm sorry I do not speak Spanish and it will not let me translate.

Yes you can. They do serve parties on their own though at a discount.

I paid a total of $50 ish per person for the arcade games, food, and the day passes. Not terrible in my opinion!

I dont think so I didnt see any and the doors are up a few stairs

Yes

I believe the same price as the rest of the week

Back in the day

About 80 depending in if you buy the better unlimited pass. We bought the basic unlimited pass for two (unlimited go karts laser tag the works and $10 of arcade games...)

Probably better off getting the package deal...unless that's all you're going for.

Fort Fun closes down the go-carts half an hour before dark, as a safety thing. They do the go-cart maintenance in the mornings.The cart rides are nine laps of a reasonable (90 seconds) lap for twenty dollars, with our grandkids begging for another "go." They also have many coin operated game consoles, but the action was in the cars. Since they were closing they let our grandkids do an extra lap. We will return next year - well worth the cost for a couple of pre-teens to play 'racer.'

You have to be 10 years old I believe.

My family wore regular sneakers or boots. Nothing was ever said about shoe types for the go carts. They have gas engines so you don't propel them yourself. The carts run on an asphalt track.

No entry fee, you pay as you play or buy a game or activity pass

Have you ever tried Putt-Putt? Do you know your son's physical and mental abilities?

Pizza, fast food, snacks, ice cream, soft drinks, etc. No sit-down type meals though. It is pretty good, but kind of expensive.

They do have some kid's gear. Since it had been 19 hours since your request, can you give a review of your experience? My older grandkids just play "putt putt" with gramps, but I have one who will want to hit the cages.

Not at night during the winter

Cost varies widely depending on how many attractions you choose to participate in. Their website has all pricing and options clearly presented. Check there.