Craig's Cruisers - Grand Rapids

My husband and I went with our 3 year old and 10 month old, our 16 year old cousin also joined. This was the perfect activity for all ages especially since our 3 year old met the height requirement to ride with an adult in most of the rides/activities. He was able to ride in the go-carts, jump in the trampolines, play laser tag, etc. I’m giving 4⭐️’s because the cleanliness was not great and there were very few options for snacks unless you pay for the full buffet.

My family and friends had a marvelous time for Mila, my granddaughter's birthday! I purchased one of the party packages. No one minded their drives from Kalamazoo during January weather. The parents had as much fun as the kids!

Bought unlimited passes for our grown kids, spouse's and 6 Grandkids for Christmas. They all had so much fun. Buffet was really good. Finished our time with some ice-cream. My husband and I just got the Buffet and watched the family enjoy.

Had my son’s 13th birthday here because we love cruisers. Theirs no place like it. It’s the best! They were great. Very accommodating! Thank you, Cruisers for being awesome!!

Visited on a Sunday shortly after they opened. It was our first time visiting so we had questions and didn't kniw what to expect. We ended up getting two 3-hour passes with buffet add-ons and 2 pairs if socks and one mini-golf and buffet separately. It was pretty expensive.. My kiddos are about 44 and 45 inches tall so for "rides" they can do bounce and slide, mini-golf, bumper cars, and lazer tag. They were disappointed they were too short for the coaster. A few things like frog hopper were closed. They tried everything they could. They said that lazer tag was painful because the equipment was too big, they apparently didn't have a smaller size option. I was surprised by that, if they allow small kids to participate and it's one of the few things they can do, they should accommodate they by having small sized stuff. My kids really liked the slides and trampoline area and I appreciated that staff was around to monitor/assist. Only one of the kids tried bumper cars. Several cars were "out of order" which seems pretty inconvenient. She did like the attraction though. We all did mini-golf. You havd to go to the good counter by the arcade to "purchase" the balls, basically they want to make sure you paid for the attraction or a pass. This could be avoided by having an employee at the outside counter. It was reallg hot out, the family in front of us was too slow and the couple behind us made us feel rushed. Basically we were sandwiched in and then a ball went into a man-made pond and we gave up, tried to leave but couldn't find an easy way to exit. Then we discovered a second course that was empty.. would be nice to have a sign or something indicating the two courses so one doesn't get over-crowded. Now, let's talk about the buffet. You can come and go, which is nice. We stopped in for salad and basically apps first, it was good. Later we came and got pizza and breadsticks. Near the end we came for cookies and ice cream. Overall I think of the three hours, we were in the buffet area half the time. My kids are slow eaters so that's fine. I definitely think the entire experience was not worth the cost and in the future would definitely just do the jump and slide package and no buffet. There are a couple tasty things at the buffet, notably the spicy pasta dish. I asked them about having a kids birthday party for 10-15 kids and 22 adults and they said each adult would need a buffet pass in order to stay in the party area. I can't ask all of my guests to pay for that so we'll have to go elsewhere.