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Kennewick
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Going out in the Tri-Cities often begins with a relaxing drink after work and then quickly escalates to a wildly exciting night! Tri-Cities unpretentious bar scene and vibrant night life provide endless opportunities to either enjoy cocktails with friends or dance the night away to the sounds of music that make you move!
Family-owned 18-hole indoor glow-in-the-dark mini golf in Kennewick – a neon, tropical-safari-themed course with a small arcade and party room.
Family-owned Kennewick entertainment center – 24 bowling lanes with bumpers, a big arcade and prize wall, bumper cars, birthday parties, and a 21+ lounge.
Outdoor go-kart track in the Columbia Center Mall parking lot in Kennewick – a fenced, tire-lined course for family-friendly racing fun.
Kennewick’s independent indoor trampoline park – wall-to-wall tramps, foam pit, dodgeball, ninja course, and a toddler zone, with birthday parties and Toddler Takeover events.
The Tri-Cities’ largest holiday destination (mid-Nov-Dec 23 at the Benton-Franklin Fairgrounds) – fresh-cut Christmas trees, a petting barn, Santa, a gift shop, and family activities.
Kennewick’s 40,000 sq ft indoor family fun center – trampolines, tactical laser tag, VR, golf simulators, arcade, and a toddler arena.
Kennewick’s sprawling 400-acre riverfront park – Playground of Dreams, splash pad, trails, golf, a bandshell, and July 4th fireworks.
The Tri-Cities’ primary mall and the largest in SE Washington – 120+ stores including Macy’s, JCPenney, Barnes & Noble, and Dick’s, plus a food court.
Kennewick’s fully restored 1910 Charles Carmel carousel – 45 museum-caliber hand-carved horses (plus a Cougar and a Husky) in a year-round pavilion.
Kennewick’s history museum in Keewaydin Park (formerly East Benton County Historical Museum) – famous petrified-wood floor, Native American and pioneer artifacts, and local WWII/Manhattan Project history.
The Tri-Cities’ only dedicated bingo hall, in Kennewick, WA, with family-friendly weekend sessions, affordable buy-ins, pull tabs, and a snack bar.