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Our family loves Wonderworks! We first visited the Wonderworks in Pigeon Forge. We like the way it is set up a little better, but this one has most of the same activities except for the rope wall climb and maybe a couple others. During COVID restrictions the indoor roof ropes course is closed and the outdoor ropes and zipline is only open Fri-Sun. It's more fun for kids about 7-13 age range. Younger kids a lot of it goes over their head and older kids some of it gets boring. …
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Date of experience: September 2020
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We were deciding on the one main attraction to get tickets to for our family vacation and we LOVED Wonder Works! We read reviews for several offerings in MB and picked this on. Price was not bad, even had coupon from flyer that helped too. The staff and facility work very hard to keep this attraction fun and safe even during the Year of COVID-19. So many fun exhibits and ALL included with ticket price, whether basketball hoops, baseball throw, speed reaction games, 360 Bikes, Laser Tag, bed of nails and more! We spent over 3 hours in there, and could have spent more! Our kids were 9, 8, and 6. My wife and I were impressed at the quality of the laser tag game (Lasertron equipment). Its 5 min game play, but you could get back in line since its free/included in ticket. Also I think we might have set a record for the 360 bike with the most consecutive loop de loops! :D…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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I was about to leave on a flight back to the UK after a business trip, when my flight broke down; opps, that was a first, I was kindly offered a hotel for the night by the air line, which I accepted and turned out to be located about 50 yrds from WonderWorks Park unbelievable this place is massive, I was like a kid in a sweet shop and dare I say it my wallet took a pounding, where ever you walked there was the presence of water and very friendly and hungry fish you could feed cost next to nothing. There was everything from Victoria's secret to surf shops with attractions such as Ripley's Aquarian, Pearl Harbour the Big wheel and the hard rock strategical placed to capture your interest, the only sad part was I was dead beat and could not get around to see everything as the more I walked the more it opened out, my best advice is plan what you want to see, balance it against your budget, especially if you have a family, don’t lets the children drive you or you will end up living in a tent when you get back home, enjoy your visit, I very well may return.…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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I visited WonderWorks with friends during a recent trip to Myrtle Beach. Before you can enter the exhibits they make you go over the COVID-19 procedures multiple times, which is kind of annoying. I am all for safety but it was kind of overkill. It was a rainy day, which made WonderWorks a good activity. The only downside was it was very busy and the crowd and increased cleaning procedures made for long lines at some attractions. Overall WonderWorks is a good rainy day activity, but keep the COVID procedures in mind when deciding to visit. NOTE: They do explain which attractions are closed prior to accepting payment, so you are aware before you pay.…
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Date of experience: August 2020
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This is a whole day of fun for a great price and even discounted zipliner is included!! Every floor was full of fun!! from the hurricane machine, the roller coaster, the bike and bubbles are only a few of the time of your life fun!
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Date of experience: July 2020
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