Wow, cool place! This I would file under fun for all ages, but the minimum age is 4 with adult supervision (for the ropes course). I bought the full pass, which includes the ropes course + zip lines, laser tag, a rock climbing wall, axe throwing and mini golf.

After a short safety video demonstrating how to wear the harness rig, we queued up in our group and were given hands-on instruction on how to clip in and clip out of the safety line which spans the length of the course. No one was allowed on the course until they demonstrated that they understood, which is excellent for anyone worried about their kids (or themselves).

I went with a total novice and they picked it up quickly. It is about 4 stories tall, with a separate course for small kids, as well as beginner, intermediate, and advanced courses for the normal-sized folks. Everyone is allowed to climb at will, with instructors on the ground standing by. They generally are there to make sure no one gets stuck on the zip line in between towers (which does happen, but it's a painless fix).

You do the ropes course, and follow it up on whatever path you choose until you make it to one of the zip line towers, which is the only way off the course unless you back-track to the entrance, which could be tricky if the course is full. A little rappelling off the tower to the ground, and you disconnect and are on your way.

We skipped the rock wall because we had just finished a fairly exhausting 7 mile hike right before we came to the course. We staged a bit and waited for the rock wall climbers to make it to the laser tag course.

The laser tag arena is large enough for team battles, with lots of cover and a few respawns per round. We played 3 on 3 and it was loads of fun. Meeting total strangers and then battling them like real life Call of Duty is amazing, and I highly recommend it if the strangers in question are fun like ours were. Break a sweat and shoot some people in fun, it'll bring a smile to your face.

Axe throwing is pretty self-explanatory. Find a one- or two- handed throw that hits the target. They'll demonstrate if you haven't done it before. Come up with fun battle cries! Throw axes. Clean fun.

We also skipped mini-golf, as we were starving and the course looked a little small with no fun hazards like you would want. No points deducted, everything else is great and we got our money's worth.

Also, do your waivers on-line before you go and save time. I would go again.