Fun Fore All


On our Pittsburgh trip we were lucky enough to stop by Fun Fore All: Family Fun Park. They have just about everything there: an arcade with 70 games, 36 holes of mini golf, go karts, batting cages, duckpin bowling, bumper cars, and several kids' rides including a kiddie coaster, a swing, a balloon ride, crazy cars and a jeep ride. 



They have a full restaurant and they serve beer on the weekends. We ordered pizza, mozzarella sticks, pretzel bites, and ice cream and our whole party was impressed overall but particularly loved the crispiness of the mozzarella sticks. 

Good to know:

-Spend $100 and get $50 on the fun card 

-Time play passes will get you unlimited use of all attractions including video games (not ticket of prize games) They offer these in two, three, and four hour passes

-Duckpin bowling and the arcade are open year round while the outdoor attractions are open seasonally 

-Look online for their daily specials. Right now on Mondays some games are a nickel to play, Tuesdays are 50% off all ticket games, Wednesdays are half priced bowling, Thursdays are half priced appetizers, and Fridays are $10 off time play passes. 

Our entire family loved this place. Both boys and adults did putt putt; my youngest and cousin did some of the rides while my oldest and I did the batting cages. Everyone loved the arcade and inside area. My mom found a table and a nice chair outside under an umbrella and read. Score. We spent four hours here. 



Fun Slides: Pittsburgh, PA


Headed to or through the Pittsburgh area, and looking for something unlike anything we have here in Hampton Roads? Check out Fun Slides,  a carpet skate park with 35,000 square feet to play on. You'll wear closed toe shoes and get their "strap on skates" where you'll slide down ramps that vary in length and incline. Perfect for ages 4-13.  They offer a hockey rink, dodgeball court, bounce house (in socks), a Ninja Warrior course, and a Nerf arena. Good to note: there is a bounce house just for ages 6 and under. 

Good to know: 
-closed on Thursdays

-no reservation for public skate is needed

- it's a blacklight facility, so wearing coloring is fun 

-located in the Pines Plaza, you'll want to pull around to the back of the facility to enter 

-We spent about three hours, but we were on a time crunch and could have stayed longer 

-Open Monday-Wednesday from 10:00-8:00, Friday 10:00-8:30, Saturday and Sunday 11:00-8:30


Prices:

-All day admission open to close $24.50

-Two hour admission- $22.50 

-Butt Slide N' Bounce (ages 4 and under) $12.00 

-Parent admission $12.00 (to skate, to watch is free) 

-Monthly membership: $35/month 

Perfect if you're visiting Pittsburgh or driving through the area and need to get some energy out. I'll be sharing my full Pittsburgh itinerary this week, so check back!