Riversport Adventures

We were driving though the area and saw this place on google maps. It looked awesome! We knew we wouldn’t be there until about an hour before they closed. So we called and asked if we could buy tickets for just the ropes course because we were on a time crunch and the guy said yes we can get you the single experience for $20. So then after a little bit we called again with a few other questions and the same guy said the same thing, and did answer our other questions. So when we got there we were all so excited. But when we went to get the pass they said that it was $40 and that they didn’t sell the singles anymore. So then we were all super bummed because we didn’t want to pay $40 to go on a ropes course for a half hour. Then some other employees asked if we were ready to start and we told them what happened and they were nice about it but it just seemed weird that they couldn’t just let us pay $20 or at least give us a discount instead of ”sending us away” because they made a mistake and let us down. The whole experience was just really strange and made me feel a lot less about the place. I still would recommend it (I think?) because it looked like a really fun place but I would not recommend going there if you are only going to stay there for an hour or two. Also, I’m sure that the employees were just trying to do there job but that comes down to the leadership. I think they should be more flexible because they are going to push people away. Other than that maddening experience it was a cool place.

Painful, but fun ud83dude0e

We hosted a alumni group outing here. We had about 100 adults. We had meetings in the mornings and rafting and mingling in the afternoon. Every one LOVED IT! Todd Goodman and his team were very easy to work with. Michael Knopp even provided our group a brief history of the facility. For big group adventure in OKC this is an outstanding place.

Definitely a great place to go visit with family and friends. I took my 5 yr old grandson and it was nice.

Kool