Cedarland Fun Center

Please Keep In Mind This Review Is for the indoor play center only. My wife and I took my 2 year old son here to get out of the house and burn some energy. What a dissapointment. Almost half of the coin operated machines were out of order and one took our tokens and didn’t work.
I would guess at least HALF of the things to do are either broken or do not work. What a waste of time and money. I’d rather give the money to someone who needs it, not this place who obviously doesn’t take care of it and milks for every last dime.
If your thinking of taking your child to an indoor place, turn around!

2 courses to chose from both are equally as fun! They have a lot of other activities for kids so it’s fun for the whole family.

I didn’t even notice that this place was here when I have driven by in a good number of times. We were looking for a place to bring my niece and little cousins and this place was pretty sweet for a little fun spot… batting cages, mini golf, some rope based climbing device, arcade.
The kids really enjoyed it and I thought it was fun as well… got blisters all over my hands from the old beat up bats they have for loan there… but it’s OK. The batting cages were pretty good and reasonably priced. Nothing fancy. I didn’t try out the climbing course as I had on flip flops, but it looked interesting if I ever head back.
Overall, it was solid… but certainly shows that it was built in the 80s or something. The batting cages could use some upgrades and some more space to hit the ball, but the prices were cheap for pitches.

I took my 2 grandchildren to Amazement at Cedarland today. Definitely not worth the $ 16.00. It’s dated and worn. Many broken activities. There are better indoor playgrounds in the area.

This place has been here forever, and it shows its age. They offer batting cages and mini golf, both of which are perfectly functional, just dated. They also offer ice cream.
Service is iffy at times and you often have to flag someone down. I wouldn’t recommend getting any food here, it’s dirty and there are flies everywhere.
On the other side of the lot there’s Amazement, which is an indoor play center for kids under 12/​under a certain height. I grew up going to Amazement and it was always fun, but they don’t keep particularly clean. We suspect a childhood lice outbreak came from the ball pit there. Children of all ages climb in/​on all the equipment, so just be wary.
If you’re looking for something fairly cheap and local for fun, this is a good fit.

Such a cute place for families and dates. Or families on a date? Gross. Anyways, the mini golf is excellent. You can choose between two courses, or use the tip from the first reviewer that we all have learned… shhh I cannot repeat!
After mini gold you can eat and play arcades or even have fun in the batting cage. Im telling you, if you are looking for a hott date spot, this would be awesome. Take me, please!

Remember the days when you and your parents would try and trump the neighbors next door by having the best birthday party… and the kid who had the birthday party at McDonald’s or local bowling alley was banished to the rickety jungle gym that was next to the pile of lead paint cans? Well, when I was growing up, Cedarland was the place to secure your social status on the playground. And here’s why:
*TWO 18-​hole mini golf courses (pick your favorite or pay for both. ORRR avoid the 18^th-​ball-​stealing-​hole and sneak over to the second course for freebies)!
*Batting cages!
*Arcades!
*Restaurant /​snack shack!
*Indoor and outdoor swimming pools!
*aMAZEment playcenter! What’s that you ask? I’ll tell you. One of their newest attractions, it’s an indoor jungle gym — picture one of those playpens at McDonald’s…on crack! The thing is crazy and I remember my large and in charge self pwning the shiz out of a bunch of youngsters in that thing. Sure they could crawl through tunnels and climb ropes, but my long arms and freakish calves showed them who’s boss (and by boss, I mean the teenager who probably was too old and too big to be playing inside that thing).
But don’t forget — Cedarland can be fun for adults too! Now that spring is turning into summer, I’m reminded of the fun times I’ve had with friends just going to play some mini-​golf, hit some balls, and make fun of awk 12 year olds. I think I’m due for another visit — who’s in?!