austin's park

We visited the park in January for my daughter’s birthday and had a fantastic time! We got there as the park opened so there were very few people there. The kids (ages 8, 10 and 16) really enjoyed the go karts, rock wall, and mini golf. The buffet was average. My husband said the pizza was lousy. It didn’t look very appetizing. I had a nice baked potato and a salad. The drink cups were a bit small so be prepared to refill them a lot. We were unable to visit the laser tag area, but for the activities we did do, we had a great time. I felt the $25/person to get in was justified for all that you get out of it.

This experience started off really poor, but improved greatly. When we arrived, there was barely any staff, therefore most of the attractions were closed. We were not informed of this when purchasing our tickets. My 4 year old was too short for a number of attractions, we had not been forewarned when buying our tickets. When we stepped off the go carts we were yelled at as we had not waited to be told we could move, no one told us to wait, no signage or audio was playing to inform us of this. Later in the day an audio message was playing informing us to wait. The laser tag had no information advertising if open or closed. When we finally entered no staff person told us how to apply armour or shoot. Up to this point I was constantly thinking I need to work on my mind reading skills. Very soon more staff arrived, the place came to life and information was abundant. We ended up staying 4 hours: testament to a great day. The salad bar was impressive. Parking easy.

This is an arcade with mini golf and go karts. Its very dated and needs some TLC. They have a pizza buffet that we didn't eat at but I would not recommend.

I have been here multiple times and have had a great experience every time. It is a great place for a kids birthday party, or even just to hang out with friends and play pool and games. I have also seen many workgroups come here for team building with much success! Some Tips:Wear comfy shoes; it isn't huge but you will walk a lotPlan to stay a while; with an all day buffet and tons of events and games, you can spend all day here to really make the entry fee worthwhileHave fun; Too often you see people fighting or arguing over little things...just let go and have fun.

I brought my family for the attractions, however, the only deals included the all you an eat buffet. The prices started at 24.99 per person, even including my 7 year old because he is taller than the 44 inch child limit. We had an option to come back after 7 pm for attractions only. These were alacarte prices. Yet, a price sheet was not available. We were instructed to 'load our card' and find out the attraction prices when we got in line. Bad, all around. Kids had fun. That was the best part.

I like everything about Austin Park and Pizza, except the way they manage the entrance line. There were 3 stations and they only had one attendant, then another attendant came for like five minutes, then abruptly left, then came back, so the people that had switched lines had to get back in the first line. It was crowded because it was Labor Day, so they should have had all lines up and running.Other than that, the pizza is decent, the salad bar is really good with a good selection, and being able to go back throughout the day is a plus. The mini golf courses are a lot of fun as are the bumper boats and the go carts. The indoor games are mainly chance type games, I wouldn't waste money on them unless you just want to stay inside. The laser tag is really fun though.I took my wife and son here and we had a really good time, stayed from 2 PM until close so good deal for two meals, unlimited games, etc... for around $70 for 3 people.

We came here first night in town. The kids had a great time , our 6 yr old granddaughter was thrilled because she could ride by herself. Tuesday night was not busy and we got our money's worth riding the go karts over and over. The buffet was adequate and we hit it up several times. We would come here again. The kids and Mimi and pawpaw had a great time.

Probably an OK deal if you want to spent the entire day at the park and take advantage of all the attractions. My granddaughter and I just wanted a couple of rounds of miniature golf which was priced at $6/each. What was not clear until we arrived, is the requirement to pay the $9 admission price (includes lunch and drinks). So, a couple rounds of golf ended up costing around $30. Entertainment center was understaffed and it took the help of two people to finally get us through the doors.

First off, The putt putt course was in need of some repair but in general it was in okay shape with challenging and fun holes. The day we were at Austin's Park, no less than 8 buses of school children were too. Those buses should have been a give-away for us to leave immediately. However, this park is highly rated and given the size of the parking lot, it seemed like they would be accustom to crowds.Given the very large number of enthusiastic children you'd think there would be some staff on hand to patrol the park. Or at least a chaperone. Teachers or parents appeared to sit on the patio using their phones. Park staff were at the desk collecting entry fees. These kids were pumped up on end of school year adrenaline and unlimited soda consumption. Kids were RUDE, running in front of you, taking over your golf hole, and on the final hole, golf balls we're flying as older boys ricocheted them off the rocks. I complained about the lack of crowd control and a manager did go outside. $11.95 for unlimited golf and food but a quiet weekday would be a better choice if your schedule allows.

Not the best food, but not bad for the price. The kids absolutely loved it. We'll go again on our next visit to Austin

Hit this place up over spring break with the kids. They had a spring break deal for $20/person, and the kids had a blast. For the price, I felt they should have planned better. Not all the cars and boats were operable, which meant the lines were really long. The kids were only able to ride about 3 of the rides, but of course that meant they preferred to spend most of the time in the arcade, where the cost really added up quickly, because the games were so expensive. The buffet had an ok selection, and the kids went back a few times throughout the day, so overall, it worked out well for us, even though we spent more than we had planned.

The wife and I just played the mini-golf which was fun. Two courses. $11.95 each person for unlimited.

very bad, food, service, cocky manager. over priced. nothing good. not clean, not safe. games not working.

For the first time in many visits, I actually enjoyed myself and the kids (15, 13, 10, 7) all had a terrific time. Unlimited pizza, pasta, salad and drinks, lasertag (new and better system/gear), go carts, putt-putt golf, bumper boats, a climbing wall, and a couple kiddie rides for 22 clams is a good deal and even better if you can spread it out over several hours and a couple meals. Yes, video games and batting cages will cost you a little extra and no, the food isn't great, but it's better than it used to be and the staff is more service oriented and less apathetic than we've experienced in past visits. Though we went on a Monday, AP&P seems to have the NFL Network piping in, a huge plus for football fan parents on Sundays....if parents or grandparents don't wish to engage in the attractions, it will only set them back eight bucks & for better or worse, you still get the food/drink. After several years of missteps, bad food/service, and constantly changing prices, Austin's Park and Pizza has finally found its footing and discovered the right chemistry in making its entertainment choice a rewarding one for families.

the food is gross, no real favors but the staff members were friendly. the indoor games had issues with the card readers. The outdoors areas were in good shape but the gokarts were running a poorly. The kids were removed from a ride due to the lap bars not fully engaging, thanks to the staff member who caught the issue because the operator did not catch the issue and just about sent the kids in the air with out being secured. Costly, far travel from south Austin and needs to be worked over a bit