Theme & Amusement Parks in Rockford
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Lightning Lazer Tag
- Crystal Lake
Xboxes and flat-screen televisions await video-game matchups in game pods; 10-minute laser-tag rounds in an arena
CMP Tactical Lazer Tag
- Multiple Locations
Players take part in mission-based games in indoor laser-tag arena before heading to private party room for pizza, drinks, and cupcakes
Canlan Ice Sports Romeoville
- Romeoville
Guests lace up rented skates and take to the ice during public-skating sessions held in this three-rink facility
Orbit Skate Center
- Palatine
Skate rink with a half-acre of wood floors hosts open-skate sessions with DJs and live organ music
Game Pazzo
- Downers Grove
Video gaming enclave pairs consoles such as Wii, Xbox with Kinect, and PS3 with leather seats, pizza and wings, and 70 HD screens
Turtle Splash Water Park
- West Chicago
Admission grants guests access to waterfall, twisting tube & flume slides, water playground & 25-yard lap pool amid five tree-shaded acres
Happenings Family Fun Center
- Palatine
More than 30,000 sq. ft. arena houses 8 inflatables, 100 arcade games, and 30 Xbox stations
The Hub at Berens Park
- Elmhurst
Hot dogs replenish guests after a game of 18-hole mini-golf and a stint hitting softballs or baseballs at speeds ranging from 40–80 mph
Kristof's Entertainment Center
- Round Lake Beach
Bowling balls collide with pins, Formula K go-karts zip down racetracks & putted golf balls maneuver around 18-hole course's waterfalls
Jump America
- Gurnee
16,000 sq. ft. of trampolines, two dodge-ball courts, and foam pit populate indoor space
Aloha Falls Miniature Golf
- Libertyville
Mini-golf complex offers exotic putt-putt challenges with a difficult waterfall-themed course and a more relaxing beach-inspired layout
Xtreme Trampolines
- Multiple Locations
Supervised kids and adults bounce off commercial-grade trampolines lining floors and walls or try their hand at trampoline dodge ball
America's Action Territory
- Bristol
Opponents square off on a 20,000-square-foot outdoor inflatable field
Chicago TreeHouse
- Lake Zurich
Kids roam free in 7,700 sq. ft. indoor play place with multilevel climbing structure, swings, and soft basketball court
Little Monkey Bizness Chicago
- Multiple Locations
Indoor space grants kids the chance to expend energy; weekday party for up to 12 kids lets parents kick back at coffee bar with free WiFi
Funway Ultimate Entertainment Center
- Batavia
Wagon-trail-themed miniature-golf course, laser tag, and old-fashioned roller-skating rink offer groups indoor and outdoor fun
WhirlyBall
- Multiple Locations
Zip around courts in a bumper car, tossing wiffle balls with plastic scoops through goals, or slink through neon laser-tag arenas
Wild Fun Center
- West Dundee
18-hole glow-in-the-dark mini golf course with faux rocks, trees & traps for practice putting with family or friends
Bounce Town Chicago
- Oswego
Facility houses 20,000 sq. ft. of private and semiprivate arenas with air-filled mazes, themed bounce houses, and a 50-foot obstacle course
Pump It Up-Elmhurst
- Elmhurst
Inflatable playscape with trampolines, slides, and pirate-themed bounce stations
Browns Lake Golf Course
- Burlington
Wedged between Browns Lake and the Fox River, a 6,449-yard course boasts elevated greens and a miniature Golden Gate Bridge
Party Fantasy
- Mundelein
Kids race go-karts, scale the rock-climbing wall, jump on inflatables, or play arcade games while parents access free WiFi in the lounge
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At Raging Waves, certified lifeguards keep a vigilant watch over visitors as they traverse a park filled with 17 water slides and other aquatic attractions, but surveillance isn’t their only job. They secure up to four passengers in tubes before they zoom down a giant family slide and instruct riders on how to position their arms and wink Morse-code messages to eagles during their plunge down a winding speed slide with a near-vertical drop. Though adrenaline is the Raging Waves' main focus, it also houses slower-paced attractions such as a regular swimming pool, a quarter-mile lazy river, and separate children's play area.
Family Fun Zone packs a spectrum of entertainment catering to ages 14 and under into one hub complete with roller-skating rink, laser-tag arena, and an arcade. Multicolored lights sweep over the roller rink where birthday-party guests practice figure 8s or 44s, fueled by pizza and soda. Visitors transition from gliding to ducking beneath laser rays, and watchful parents can enjoy free WiFi from the comfort of the snack bar. Guardians also dole out tokens for the arcade, where glowing machines spit out tickets to a soundtrack of buzzing TVs and family-friendly music.
Huddled within a 20,000-square-foot facility, Bounce Town's private and semiprivate play arenas encourage sock-clad youngsters to bound, glide, and frolic atop abundant inflatables. Air-filled mazes and 50-foot obstacle courses challenge participants to traverse hurdles and twists, while frog- and Batman-themed bounce houses accommodate leaping youths. Kids who have conquered their brief bounds into midair and gained an understanding of how physics works can also find new challenges scaling the rock-climbing wall. When gathering a group for play time or birthdays, throw parties overseen by personal attendants or bring the celebration home with a bounce-house rental or a Bounce Town photo-booth rental.
The family running Bounce U Up understands how important playtime is to a child's development, both mentally and physically. Because of this, they have created a space where children can not only expand their imaginations while scaling a plush wall and crawling through air-filled obstacle courses complete with tunnels and slides, but also burn off excess energy and hone motor skills. The center also accommodates groups looking to celebrate birthdays. Additionally, the center offers private Nerf War Parties—held after hours—where kids bring their own Nerf guns and roam the bounce center freely settling disputes over rights to the jungle gym.
Like at a medieval fortress, a two-story structure made of wood and stone towers over a pool of water. And like the garbage chute that empties into the open mouth of a moat's crocodile, two diving platforms and a water slide deposit swimmers into the main pool at Batavia Park District's Harold Hall Quarry Beach—a 60,000-square-foot swimming hole chiseled into a former stone quarry. Though visitors can always brave the free falls, a zero-depth edge allows for a more leisurely entrance into the water, where guests of all ages swim laps in the lanes, practice slam-dunking on one another under the basketball hoop, or pull themselves onto a wooden island to sunbathe. On the shore, landlubbers can relax at the picnic area or head to the beach-volleyball court to prevent lobstermen from stealing the net.
Pump It Up’s giant inflatable playscape lets kids literally bounce off the walls. Under the watchful eyes of supervising staff, youngsters trampoline across floors or race up flights of stairs to leap headlong down a soft, inflatable slide. In addition to pop-in playtime hours, Pump It Up hosts children’s parties that have earned the bouncetorium a spot on Parents Magazine’s 2010 list of top 10 birthday chains for kid birthday parties. The fetes come in a panoply of exciting themes such as “super hero training camp,” “pirate quest,” or “algebra midterm madness,” and staff take care of setup and cleanup. Special events may include dedicated playtime for young children and glow-in-the-dark parties just for tweens with live DJs.
