All Star Sports Entertainment

I've been coming here for years. I really didn't even read the other reviews. I'm a glass half full kind of guy. I am not sure if I've ever done anything except the arcade inside. It's a fun, quick way to spend $50, but my kids enjoy it so I choose to spend my money making memories.

Took my 5 yr old nephew on the Friday before memorial day around noon after we grabbed the famous freddys burger up the road. Talk about signs signs everywhere signs...we walked around the building to the back of the main entrance to play putt putt and was told we needed tickets at the booth outside by the girl working the mini golf inside at the back. Then found the ticket booth was inside at the front. Stood there with two people in front of us with complaints, not getting tickets or tokens ...Finally get a ticket to take to the girl working the hand out a putter and ball station. Walk back there, mind u it's a Friday mid day with a couple church groups it looked like, mini golf girl is helping a little child and his grandma decide what 23 cent toy he wants. So we stand there, she doesn't even acknowledge us again from previous so I ask her can she grab our putters and balls we have the ticket. She ignores me!!! I wait another minute and walk over to where she is helping grandma and ask we just need a couple putters and balls. She says, "They were here first," and turns her attention to what does little Jonny want. My 5 yr old is looking at me like, dude I just wanna play some golf. So we stand there. She finishes give out the 19 cent trinket and walks past us to collect two putter as slow as she possible can. Then gives us two adult putter, rolls her eyes and a nice pshhh. She might as well just put up her hand and said talk to this. All Star who? The two mini golf courses are falling apart. I had to get in the pond three times to get us balls because some of the holes where u shoot it through tunnels never spit the balls out. People were telling each other. Then we walked to do some rides but we needed tokens and then to the driving range, again tokens or cash. Didn't see an atm outside to save life so they didn't get my money on any corner. In fact we walked out to my vehicle to get his putter. All Star Joke.

We were in Wichita and wanted to do something fun for our 9 year old so we gave it a shot. We quickly realized it was a huge money pit. The prices were far too high for the condition the place is in. The miniature golf course was in complete disarray. Approximately 25% of the tokens we tried to spend in the arcade got eaten. After we had used up all the remaining tokens, it took at least half an hour to get receipts for our tickets because the ticket counting machines kept breaking down. The laser tag was decent but the only bright spot of the entire compound was the go karts. All of the sentiments expressed by other displeased reviewers on this thread were things we noticed as well. If you're in Wichita, do yourself a favor and wait until the new Dave & Busters opens up!

I went in to this location with my daughter today and left within half an hour because it was just plain pathetic. Half the games she wanted to play were out of order or out of tickets. If the place had been busy, I would be more lenient, but there were maybe 10 other kids. Then, to top it off, we waited at least five minutes for service at the prize counter. Before we left, I told my daughter that we weren't coming back to this location and she completely agreed with that sentiment. Absolutely pathetic. We'll just wait for Dave and Buster's to open next year. They'll put this place out of business within months if they don't get it together.

Unfortunately this place is just plain abysmal. The mini-golf course is an absolute joke. The arcade games are constantly breaking or stealing tokens. The rides outside are ancient and decrepit and should be dismantled. The Driving range is never staffed leading to ridiculously long waits if something goes wrong with their out-dated token system of retrieving driving range balls. Last but not least...the customer service here...pathetic...absolutely lackluster. Nobody cares.

Went out for a round of Saturday-afternoon mini-golf. The right-hand course (the Links) was less busy, so we teed off on it. First two holes are in poor condition, and when my wife was getting ready to tee off, she stepped back onto one of the bricks lining the course and toppled over because the bricks are not secured to the concrete. She smacked her face on the concrete, breaking her sunglasses and splitting her brow open. She managed to play the course with a black eye and blood dripping on the ground. The course itself is in poor condition, with the water features full of brackish, unflowing water. Half the flags for the holes were missing. NOT worth the $7.50/round. By the way, even with a head wound, my wife only lost by 3 strokes, she's a badass. Most of the arcade games inside are barely-disguised "game of skill" gambling devices where the only objective is to put in a token and try to win more tokens.

The attractions are totally fine. Bumper boats, laser tag, go karts, and mini golf are standard. Haven't tried the driving range or batting cages but those look decent, too. They'd be worth 4 stars. The arcade has dropped to being a 2-star location. I can't recommend All Star Sports anymore due to massive price inflation after overhaul. Last year, you could come in, buy your tokens, and play basically everything for one token per game. Now, they've moved over to digital credits on cards and all the machines are swipe style. Not only that, but every game costs at least three credits, so the smallest package of 80 tokens for $20 went from being a great deal and a lot of playing time to being good for maybe 20 games. There's one game that costs 12 credits for one round alone! It's outrageous. All Star Sports went from being a fun place for a family outing with the kids to feeling like a legit casino. And like a regular casino, the machines basically never hit haha. Oh, and the food prices have definitely increased this year. $24 for cheese pizza and $3.29 for a medium soda is wild. That's basically amusement park prices. Dropped to 2 stars because the laser tag was also broken so the kids went in and had to come back out three separate times because none of their vests worked. So definitely check that everything is working before going in.Aaaand down to one star because the digital card didn't register my son's game play and it said that over the course of 75 credits he had 4 tickets. So the system is both annoying and glitchy. We unfortunately won't be back.Final note: two of the 8 bumper boats had engines that didn't work and the employees didn't know. So they found out when one of my kids and another boy got stuck where they were pushed in the middle of the pond and had to be pulled out with a pool hook. :/

This place SHOULD be amazing. In reality it's in a state of disrepair and. looks like it could be the set of a horror movie once the sun goes down.

This place has all the makings of a potential hidden gem in our city. However, between rides being rusted and in poor shape the grounds in general seemed unkept sand dilapidated. After paying 50 dollars for 2 hours I have to honestly say I cannot recommend this place. The one bright spot is my daughter had a lot of fun. Perhaps this shows how cynical we become as we age.

Worse place to work! My adopted son requested off as he was meeting a sibling he discovered after 17 years. He called to confirm that day he was still able to take off and was told by management "No worries" and when he went in to work the following Saturday, he was told he was fired. Nice communication!