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Businiess name:
Craig's Cruisers Family Fn Ctr
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Review by:
Brian F.
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Review content:
Craig’s Cruisers, on Clyde Park in Wyoming, is definitely a family establishment. Sort of a Chuck E Cheese for the new generation, it has a lot of kid-friendly activities. A gaggle of video games, go karts, rope climbing, and laser tag are a few of the activities found for kids on site. I went there for my little cousin’s birthday party and the kids looked like they were having a blast.
I’ll admit, I even had a good time racing the go-karts around on their indoor slick track. The pizza and food was pretty decent. While I certainly wouldn’t ever come here without kids, it’s a pretty good way to spend a rainy or snowy day if they’re starting to get a bit of cabin fever.
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