Powered by a custom-built, no-emission technology, single and double go-karts race down straightaways and hug the turns of The Web Extreme Entertainment’s more than 500-foot electric track. Heart rates race in the indoor laser-tag arena, where games unfold on eight upper-level platforms, each with their own open-grid floor. Meanwhile, guests can conquer the pins and pretend to be giants at a Hawaiian-themed miniature-bowling alley replete with six wood-grain synthetic lanes, score monitors, and optional bumpers. More miniaturized fun kicks off at Jurassic Par, a black-lit nine-hole course where guests putt past such prehistoric creatures as a 17-foot-long apatasaurus and 6-foot-7 disco enthusiast.

One of the biggest attractions of the place is an augmented climbing wall. This interactive climbing game system projects graphics onto a climbing wall and then tracks movements as climbers interact with those graphics. The training becomes fun and motivates kids to move as it gives feedback on the spot. With Augmented Climbing Wall's interactive graphics, the capacity of even the smallest walls is maximized thanks to hundreds of distinct routes and games. This system is for all ages and skill levels.

At the Winner's Café, chefs reenergize visitors with delicious dishes such as 100% fresh burgers and Cincinnati chili. The Web accommodates groups of up to 600 guests in its spacious party rooms and keeps the fun going until 11 p.m. every Friday and Saturday.