Events & Adventures Reviews

I moved back into the Phoenix area and was hoping to look for new avenues to make new friends. I figured I'd give Events and Adventures a try. Everything is pretty clear when you first sign up. They're really good at explaining everything and you know what you're gonna get going into it. But I wasn't thrilled initially because of the way that you'd have your first interview and call to get to know and see if you can fit in then talk about the cost that goes into it. In order to get the deal, you have to commit right then and there instead of being able to have a chance to think it over a little bit, given that it's a pretty decent financial commitment that you're making. I wish that they gave you more time to think about it while still getting the same deal.

I'm a very busy person and I don't get out much at all. I wanted to force myself to do that. After I thought about getting out there, Events and Adventures popped up on my feed and I saw that as a sign. I signed up with the. I needed to get out and try to be serious about meeting someone. I purposely paid for it upfront because if I didn't, I probably wouldn't keep going. The pricing wasn't bad and I paid $2,300 for two years. I asked Events and Adventures about the age group and there were a few in my age group, but it's not enough. Other than that, everything seems to be okay.

I'm 50 and all my friends are married or they have significant others. I'm single and I wanted to meet some other people that were single. I was listening to an audiobook and the author mentioned Events and Adventures. I looked into it and then I had my interview. I thought it was something that I would really like. I've been on some outings and I've been on some online stuff. I've had a great time each time.

The experience with Events and Adventures has been good. Everyone joins for different reasons and I joined to try to meet someone because I was on all the dating apps. So far, there hasn't been anyone in the group that I would be interested in. There's a big age range. I'm 36 and there are some 50s and 60s. But I did a trivia night last night and it was fun. It's nice to be able to have a group to meet and do that with instead of me texting my friends asking if anyone wants to go to something I heard about. So, it has been awesome that there's always something to do. I love hockey and there was a Panthers event. I like the bowling nights, which is the most popular and the most highly attended.

I love Events and Adventures. I went to one of the karaoke nights and I've gone to the bowling twice but I mostly do the athletic events. I like their versatility and that we can go during the week or on the weekend. There are so many different things to try out and that I get to try things that I might not otherwise be able to do. I was a little nervous on my first event but everyone was super welcoming and nice. When we travelled, the house we had was the biggest Airbnb-type houses I had ever been to. It was a great experience and I was super happy with it. I recommend joining to a lot of people.

Events and Adventures is really a hit and miss. It seems somewhat always a little disorganized. Sometimes, I've gone to events and they didn't even know we were going to show up and that was kind of funky. Initially, when I signed up, it was more like, "If you're wanting companionship, this is a good way to get out there," and I would still agree with that. It's just that some of the events are super, duper unbalanced. I wanted to meet people, but at the same time, I wanted to meet guys. I found that I was basically around a lot of women and a couple of couples, but rarely any guys.

I had a really good experience. I enjoyed a lot and I met so many great people. It's really something I never experienced. It's a really beautiful place with beautiful people. Everything is good.

I went to a cooking class and I got lost because the explanation was not too clear. Even though the chef said that he had told them to put on Events and Adventures how to get there because a lot of people got lost. But I was pleased because the food was really good. I travel a lot and I love different cooking. So, I heard good reviews about that chef that was doing the cooking class, so that was why I registered for it. It was a really fun class because the chef himself is a very funny guy. I liked him a lot.

With Events and Adventures, there's a lot of nice people of all different shape, size, and color. I first went to a crawfish boil event and it was awkward when I walked in as I didn't know anybody. But I immediately hooked up with a brand-new member that it was her first event too so we wing manned it and then the other members started coming over and talking to us. We both snuck in on the down-low because we didn't know what to think. We were scoping it out. Then recently, we got a limo and we rode around Houston looking at Christmas lights. I've met a bunch of new friends and awesome people that I wouldn't normally meet in Events and Adventures. We joke around online all the time when we're not at an event. I fit in right away and I wouldn't trade it for anything. It's a great value for what you're paying for. Everybody's in the same boat you are and you just go out and have a good time and don't worry about anything.

The host of my first event, which was a dinner was very nice. But when people get together and have to pay, it's very frustrating. Other than that, the cooking class in November was my favorite. I've also been to a comedy event and a walk. Events and Adventures has an interesting mix of people who participate. I've enjoyed making friendships. I've definitely made connections with people in the sense that I see them at regular events.

On my first four months with Events and Adventures, I was going to six events a week. Every month, they have the All Night thing and I've done several of the Heights. I've also done two kayaking trips, archery, airsoft, and beach volleyball which I did every week until it got to where the sun was going down too soon. I attended Taco Tuesday and Food Truck Friday, too. Then, I went to Halloween party where everybody was dressed up. That was fun and there was a lot of people there. I joined Events and adventures because I was looking for a network of friends and pretty much, all of my friends up until this point are E and A members. We hang out outside of E and A and I've been on a couple of dates as well. I haven't found anything that I would cement down but the opportunities are there.

I got the chance to interact with other people and go out and do different events with this club. The Halloween party, the bar crawl that we did during Christmas, and salsa dancing were the fun events that I went to. I also did dinners, bowling, karaoke, and Dave & Buster’s, which had food that was better, but the games were more for younger kids. My next event is international dining and we're going through a Portuguese food. Overall, Events and Adventures is very well-organized. I like the fact that there are so many things to do. I just pick where I'd have fun doing it and just go.

Events and Adventures has been a very good experience so far. I've liked it. I've done four virtual events and a couple of in-person ones. I like the ones where there's something to learn, like the archery or paint classes. Overall, the cost is good. But I haven't been able to take advantage of E & A as much as I want to. Other than that, it's nice to have things planned for me and there's something to look forward to.

I was in a social group and somebody said that they were going to Events and Adventures. I googled it and found out about it. Then, I called for more information and signed up. My first event was a dinner and I was pretty excited to go to meet new people. It was a tough night to get there because it was raining which doubled the commute to get to the restaurant. So far, I've attended four events and my favorite is the trivia night. There was a lot of people there and we had a section of the room that was all us. It was nice to be able to compete against your peers, meet new people at your table, and connect intellectually.

Lately, I don't really like Events and Adventures. I go to hikings and to meet at a bar because my purpose in that is to find relatively similar aged people and a relationship type of person. But based on the persons I met in a few events, they are not my age. They are 10 years older so I didn't see my purpose achieved in E & A. Other than that, the quality of the events feels great. It's to speak English to people and make me more practiced. The variety of events is pretty good. If we can have a more flexible contract in the future, like monthly pay like a gym, that would be great. ‘Cause I'm right now feeling like canceling the contract but I missed the time. I don't want to keep paying this.

I have made a couple of friends. On the go, I would recommend Events and Adventures to anybody. But for the amount of money that the organization asks for, they should have an app. The fact that we have to go into a web HTML browser on our phone in order to look at the events calendar is pretty crazy in 2021. I went to an Argentina trip and the rep did the best job he could. But he lacked technological skills even though he's very good at herding everybody together. There were a lot of things that I felt that if Events and Adventures has been doing these trips for years, some of the things should have been ironed out - like we shouldn't leave somebody behind. The bus pulled away and somebody was still left at the spot. There should be a system of counting people. That shouldn't be an innovative thought or process.

I joined in May and I've done at least 20 activities. Most o them have been hiking, biking, jumping out of a plane and indoor skydiving. My favorite was the hiking event. I've made a significant connection with one of the hosts. We align in so many areas and I was able to accomplish that more important long term goal of finding a life mate. It's unfolding in a beautiful way.

I've done quite a few events and I've gone on an Orlando trip which I enjoyed. I also did St. Patty's day in Miami and they had a little bike pedaling activity where people go around and drink. I prefer sporting activities, mini-golf, basketball games, football games, and hockey games. There have been a few of those with members of the group who have season tickets and they invite me. I've done more hockey games this year than I've done in my whole life.

Last Friday, I did my first in-person event. I was very excited because the event was something I was very much looking forward to. I was also excited to meet new people. It was the ballet and I hadn't been to one in years. I loved it. I went early to meet up with everyone at the restaurant that they were meeting at before the ballet. Some of the people were pretty friendly but some were not. So that was disappointing. The guy who arrived first straight up told me that he's a lifer in Events and Adventures and he's not looking for a relationship. So that seemed odd because the big reason I joined is to meet other single people who were looking for a relationship doing fun events. It was disappointing that Events and Adventures would include people who really are clear that they're not looking for a relationship.

They used to have a more active Tacoma branch when I joined our area, but that seemed to have gone away. Now there's Seattle only. They don't really have much going on down. Everything seems to be on the east side. They wanted $45 a month, which seemed odd if I'm not even doing stuff every month.

Everyone was nice. I went in with an open mind but the whole purpose of going is to meet someone and I don't see the quality of men that are in the group that I would date. But I have met some nice women. Events and Adventures should have better organization and marketing and get more members because it seems to be skimpy. They could also have larger events that would enable people to meet more people instead of these smaller 20 group things where it's pretty limiting. From what I've experienced, most of the time, the events are not full. So it's less people.

I became recently single and I wanted to meet people by doing something instead of going to a bar, so I joined Events and Adventures. The person who interviewed me and told me how it works said that the events would be fun and that if I was not feeling comfortable, I could reach out to my host. Unfortunately, the host was probably the shyest person at the first event I went to. It was not a great first impression as far as how it was run. This was a dinner in Capitol Hill, Seattle. When I arrived, everybody at the table was silently looking at me. I had to say, "Is this Events and Adventures?" "Yeah." And we just sat there awkwardly. Being a hairdresser and having a big personality, I started asking icebreaker questions.

I did Zootopia with Events and Adventures and it was something different. I've been with the program for five weeks now and the people are a bit older and not really my type. Overall, Events and Adventures is okay.

Events and Adventures is a good way to meet people. I like it. I felt good arriving at my first event and everybody was really nice. I've made some friends. I've been on a couple of events and trips as well as a couple of dinners. I've been meaning to go on some more but it's been hectic with work. So far, I liked the blacksmith event. I'm looking at going skiing too.

I liked the idea of having fun activities to go to and do. I've done a lot of activities with Events and Adventures such as roller skating and kayaking. There's been playing too like kickball and volleyball. Events and Adventures is a great way to get out into your community, meet people, and have a good time doing it. Someone else sets it all up and you just have to go. That's the best part.

Events and Adventures is doing a great job. I've done four trips and 25 events, including simple things like game nights. Also, I learned how to snowboard through E&A, which was a lot of fun. That's tied with going to Kenya which was a blast. I would not have been able to plan that trip myself.

I went to a flower place, the Halloween party, to tacos and a game night. I liked the Halloween party the most, so far. I made friends with people that I talked to when I was at the events.

I've been super busy with work. I barely had time to even plan out to try even come out to one of these events. That's why I reached out to cancel the subscription thing. But I went to a hike somewhere around Seattle. There were a bunch of people that I don't know. So, definitely different. We met up, then drove to the hike and it was a moderate hike. It wasn't difficult, but it was not too easy either because I haven't been hiking in a while. But it was fun. Most of the other guys I talked to, we had some random conversations. They were mostly just funny. So, we had a good time there. It was fun getting back out there again because I miss hiking and meeting new people.

I was excited for my first event. It was bungee jumping. I had to do two jumps. They make you do two to get a T-shirt. The people were nice. I just went to Colorado with the group. We went snowboarding for fun. I joined Events and Adventures for the snowboarding. I have done a couple of the little ones too, like the mini putts. It costs money, but it's money well spent. I had some of my new friends over for Friendsgiving. I hang out quite regularly with one of the girls. We do things outside of E&A. I'm going to the New Year's. That's always a big one. And I might join another snowboarding trip in March.

I’ve done a number of events with Events and Adventures and the experience has been great so far. It’s always nice to talk to new people.

Events and Adventures can improve a little bit. With some of the coordinators, there's a lack of organization sometimes. In the beginning, I was not really happy I showed up. I was about 10 minutes late, and nobody was there to greet me. I couldn't find anyone and when I did, there were only three people there. Some of the events, there are few people that show up. But they do a good job of trying to put something together and I like aspects of E&A. I've met some people and enjoyed it. I wouldn't mind paying a little more if the events were a little nicer. I've been to some of the eating affairs and the food is okay. It’s not outrageous but in terms of cost and quality of what you receive, it's very good.

I signed up with Events and Adventures three months ago. I attended a hiking event and that was nice. I liked it even though I didn’t have the right gear. I wanna do more 5-mile hikes. E and A has 7 miles and 10 miles. But the one I went on was perfect. The events are okay. If I can get out and do a little bit more, that would be great. Last night, I tried to get on Zoom for a scavenger hunt. But I couldn't get on for some reason. I tried to get on five minutes before and it kept on saying, “Host has to accept.” I kept waiting and 15 minutes later, I tried to get on again but it wouldn't come on.

I've been with Events and Adventures for more than three years. I like hanging out with new people and doing some adventures. The most recent one I went to was the Electric boat event in Lake Union.

I recently moved to Florida and I didn't have that many people that I knew. I did Events and Adventures to get to know people. In my first event with them, I was a little bit nervous but interested and excited at the same time. In the beginning, I didn't know anyone so I couldn't find my group. When I called the host, he said they were on the corner and that he was wearing a random color shirt. Almost everyone in the place was wearing the same thing. I definitely couldn't find anyone like that. I told the host that I was a new member and I couldn't find him. He seemed preoccupied with other stuff. For a moment, I thought about leaving.

I've been single for a while and Events and Adventures seemed like a good opportunity to go out and meet some people. E&A encouraged me to do that and I met some people there. E&A's calendar of events is full and they offer all kinds of great events and adventures. I need something to get me out of the house. Recently, I went to Wings Over Washington which is like an amusement park ride. That was pretty cool.

I've attended eight events so far and I had fun at all of the events.

I enjoy Events and Adventures’ program. It seems to be very well-run and all of the events I've gone to have been good. The person coordinating them has been on the ball. They were there early and checking people in. We went to one the other night where someone hurt her hand. It was minor but just seeing that whole process of how that's handled and recorded was good.

When I was originally getting into Events and Adventures, what I was told was the age group of the people was more of my age group, which is late 30s but then I'm finding out it’s like 40s, 50s, 60s. They said, “Oh. yeah. We have lots of single women.” They're all like 40, 50, 60. I’m like, “That’s out of my age range. I'm sorry.” The other thing that seems to be something of an issue is that I'm more towards the very south of the range. I'm in the South San Jose, Los Gatos, Santa Cruz area. A lot of the nice stuff is up in the peninsula, which I get because the buildings and all that stuff are out there. That's an hour drive for me, though, and then it's in rush hour traffic right after work. I can't get to some of these stuff.

I'm part of the Vancouver home area, but I live in Washington. The border crossing is a little bit difficult for me currently. I've been doing mostly the virtual events at E&A, which are the wine tastings and group games. It stands out to me 'cause there's so much to learn in those.

I was looking to to meet other people and hang out. Events and Adventures popped up on Facebook, and I decided to take a look at it. I met with a lady for an extended amount of time and decided that I wanted to do it. What stood out was being able to be around other singles. Being able to go to different events with other people is important to me and Events and Adventures could have different events for different age groups. They have lot of volleyball events but I like going out to breweries and clubs more. Also, they do a lot of things in Conroe which is 20, 30 miles away from me so that's kind of a tough. Looking at where everybody's at and having more than one event a month down here near Sugar Land would be good. But I'm getting what I wanted, and that's to be around other singles. If your expectation is only to meet the love of your life, you may be a little disappointed.

If you're looking to get out of your own little circle or own little group, then absolutely join and see a little bit of everything from Events and Adventures. But it's not life-changing. It's just a different group. I don't think somebody's gonna join and their life's going to be changed. However, it can open you up to different avenues and different possibilities.

Enrolling with Events and Adventures was fine. The guy was nice. It's a way to meet people you normally wouldn't meet.

I was very nervous on my first event with Events and Adventures because I was going by myself and it was my first time having to do something like that. But it turned out to be a lot of fun and everybody was super nice. It was a good time. We were all there for the same thing and everybody was so cool about it, and people talk to you. I went horseback riding, which was the first one that I'd gone to and that was a lot of fun. I enjoyed it. The next one was supposed to have been today but they didn't have enough people that sign up for it, so I wasn't able to do that one.

I was a little disappointed with some of the first things I went to. But over time, I loved some of these events. I attended mostly night-outs, restaurants, going out on a boat. There's a whole group of people that I've gotten along with. I end up seeing them at a lot of events 'cause we get to do the same things. I'm seeing them outside of E&A events now and I'm really loving it. This recent Halloween party was amazing. I absolutely loved that. It's been a great experience with E&A.

I went to a board game night, I've gone on a couple of hikes, a sports bar virtual event, and I did some painting at a pottery place one time. I am signed up to go to the batting cage. The main problem for me is that I had some family issues come up and having to take care of extra people. I don't have the opportunity to really go on much anymore.

All the activities of Events and Adventures looked like fun. We did this thing called rail riding, where we get on a pedaled thing that goes along the railroad. That was really fun. We did some rafting along a creek. I've also been on a lot of the hiking trips we do. I made some new friends since then.

Events and Adventures is well-organized and there's good communication with the host, the person that's in charge of getting all the attendees involved, which is good. I live in Scotts Valley, so the commute stinks ‘cause it's a little bit farther away. But it does expose me to different areas in San Francisco and Oakland, which is nice, as it gets me out of the house. However, their website is outdated. The user experience with the website could be better. I thought that it was only for singles, but I'd seen some couples there. I learned that couples can go, but as long as you're not married, they can be members of the club. That was a curveball for me. That doesn't really seem right to me.

I enjoyed all the events I've been to so far. Everybody was very sociable and talkative. I had a good vibe all around with everybody in the environment that we were in. My first time, we went to this restaurant. It was no different than going to a real bar with other people but that was my favorite event. Consider Events and Adventures and give it a shot. They do different things every other week. It's not always the same faces as well. I personally recommend it.

I moved up to the Bay Area almost four years ago and through different things and situations, I've found myself without friends here doing stuff. I figured it would be best to make memories with people that are in the same boat as I am. So, I looked Events and Adventures up, gave them a call, had the interview, and I found that what they have to offer is what I needed at the time.

My first event, which was a trivia, reminded me of Meetup in that at least I'll be doing a fun event. I was a little bit nervous because I hadn't met anybody. But I felt pretty good. One event I really enjoyed was a dinner at this German restaurant in Somerville 'cause I really liked the camaraderie and drink. And sometimes, just joining together for that experience, to me, is fine.

The events I have done have been wonderful. I've gone apple picking and went to a museum. I am going to a Halloween party in Boston and that should be really fun. Events & Adventures is starting to implement all the things that we've suggested. There's going to be a movie night and rock climbing. You can do so many things with them depending on what your interests are. All you have to do is look at the calendar and they're doing everything you could imagine.

At first, you're worried, frightened and nervous. Then you get out, start talking with people and you get used to it. It's a little different being exposed in a group of people and never being exposed. Some people are used to having all their business out in the open and the people are great. But it's a different style, which I'm getting used to. Usually, I date somebody and then, it's over and you never meet them again. Events and Adventures is teaching you a different approach to dating as well as far as not being enemies or friends. You stay a friend but it's different. I've not done it this way ever but it's been fun and amazing, and I've had nothing but great experiences since then. Other than that, I'm growing and learning.

Events and Adventures touch a little bit of everything to give everybody an opportunity to do something. So, it's a matter of selecting something and picking what you want on a month-by-month basis. My first event with Events and Adventures was a public event, so I didn't get the camaraderie of the group itself. It was a strange, weird feeling. But after that, you get to know a couple of people, and I was meeting up with friends. I went camping for three days and you truly get to know a bunch of other people. It's hard to be superficial over a couple of nights of hanging out, so that's my favorite.

I was a little nervous at my first event but everyone was friendly and we were all there to meet people and mingle. So that nervousness went away quickly once I realized everybody was there to hang out and have a good time. There were no expectations or judgments since everybody was on the same page. Nobody was turned off by each other. There was a blacksmithing event, snowmobiling and hanging out on a boat. I like the parties such as the Fourth of July party or the Valentine's Day party. The Halloween party is supposed to be good but I haven't done it yet. Those are chill because I can hang out and talk to a wide variety of people.

The whole concept of what Events and Adventures was exciting. When you're single and have nothing to do, it's a good way to go out and have fun. In my area, there's a handful of events, but I haven't been to one yet. Aside from that, $2,000 for this program is a lot of money for someone to dish out. In my initial conversation, there was no talk about how much it cost. It was more on selling the program until I got excited about it, then I got hit with the price. So, it needs to be a little bit less sales and a little bit more understanding of everything.

The craft and cocktails event was really fun. I've realized that a lot of activities I picked, there's only eight people allowed and that's not working out very well for me. A lot of times, I run into a couple of people that are dating each other. So, I'm trying to sign up for more of the larger events. I'm going to the Halloween party and then they told me to go to the bowling event. So, I'm trying to feel it out a little more.

Events and Adventures is for singles, but it's not like speed dating where you're talking to somebody. You don't have to talk to anybody. You could just participate and meet new friends. Everybody can just laugh and talk together. There's no pressure. I went to the Boston Bowl bowling. I had a ball. While we were there, we had a good time. Everything's been great.

I was expecting people of my age a little more as compared to what I found in Boston. So I was hoping for people between 23 to 28. But there were people who were much older. Regardless, the people that I found were very respectful, friendly, and welcoming. They're really great acquaintances and people to hang out with for certain activities. As of now to date, I've attended approximately six events. The first one I did was the Boston kayaking event where we went kayaking. I also liked the bowling event. Those are the two things that were really nice. I've also signed up for quite a few events in this particular month. So I'm looking forward to them.

I attended a tour at the Wolf and Wildlife Center here and I liked it the most.

When I was talking to the person from Events and Adventures, it seemed like there will be a lot of free events, but there are not. Most of them cost more money. So, I'm curious on the reason why I'm paying a monthly fee for events that are costing the same amounts when I did them myself. I haven't gone to one event because nothing at all caught my eye worthwhile of going to. A lot of stuff is online, which defeats the entire purpose of it and anything that is in person generally cost more money. Their Zoom things would be a waste of my time.

I decided to reach out to Events and Adventures because I was interested in getting out and sort of doing social activities again. My first event was great. It was really fun. I really enjoyed it. It was a good first one to do. It was the California Science Academy nightlife. I've been to at least seven events, and one of the comedy nights is my favorite.

I've done rock climbing, fencing, marathons, and bike rides. My favourite event would have been axe throwing. I've been to 10 events already and I have fun. They were nice events. I made a lot of friends. We send a message to each other and we find out sometimes that there's nothing in the calendar events, so we hang out sometimes out of Events and Adventures.

I regret buying 2 years and I'm only a few months in. I've been to many events now. I'm pretty social and outgoing already and do a lot of the events they plan on my own with more control over the situation and people (and dogs which aren't allowed with the 11 person E&A groups) that join me. Expect spending 11 hours in a day for a 7 mile hike as a result of waiting for everyone to show, going slow, and then having to make giant group decisions to build consensus on next steps. This is like a social timeshare you can't get out. They rely on paying members for suggestions of activities to plan which begs the question what are we paying for? Certainly not the events, because you'll pay for those individually too.

I was nervous when I got to my first event because I didn't know anybody. But everybody was pretty nice and welcoming. Since then, I've been to about 70 more events. I just got back from an event over Labor Day weekend and it was a lot of fun. It was a camping trip over the weekend with whitewater rafting and ziplining, and I knew a lot of the people who joined. I have made quite a few friends between the Minneapolis group and the Chicago group. I've also met someone special and we've been dating for a little while. With Events and Adventures, it's nice being able to get out and do stuff. There's a lot of things that I've wanted to do but didn't have anybody to do it with like skydiving, ziplining, and rafting. And with the group, I've been able to do it.

Everyone I've met has been very nice and open. I'm also enjoying the events that I've gone to so far. I recently went to a Bingo brunch this past Sunday, which was kinda cool, and I liked that one. I’ve also been to some walks and hikes which I’ve liked as well.

They don't have a local person organizing stuff in the Bay Area. Someone in Denver is organizing all our stuff for us which makes it hard. More events would be nice. It was a slow start with Events and Adventures. But after the first month, I really started to enjoy it. It started to feel like everyone was very welcoming and very inviting, and I'm definitely making friendships. It has a family feel. I usually have friendships based on commonality. I like that everyone can be so different and I'm hanging out with so many different people. It has filled a really big lack in my life. E and A has been awesome and it has exceeded my expectations for sure.

With Events and Adventures, I was most interested in having multiple meetups throughout a week. Sometimes, it's hard once you've become an adult to meet up with people and families, and lives change. It’s nice that it was all put together, and all I had to do was show up. I've done a dozen events now, including a few karaoke events at different restaurants. That was cool. I'm not a karaoke person, but I'm friendly, so I went out. We had a back space area of the restaurant where everybody was told to meet up by the hostess. It was a mix-and-mingle type session. I've also done a few different restaurant meetups in general. We did one at an aquarium, and we just had a bracelet-making class. I'm scheduled to go to Africa in three weeks with them. It went fast.

I am not an outgoing person and at first, when I looked at the Dallas calendar, there was not much that I was interested in. One thing I liked was there was a sushi cooking class I could attend, but it got cancelled because the host got COVID. When I first did the interview, they said there will be a painting class, but I haven't seen any. I haven't had any choice to do a cooking or painting class, so I had to choose stuff, but it was better than I thought. My first event was online and the second one was a flag football game near my home. It was a weekday and not enough people showed up, so we couldn't do the game. We just did ball catching and I talked to people. I was a bit nervous, but it was a good time. They were very nice.

From the very beginning, I thought that the event was poorly planned, because it was in Seattle on Capitol Hill where parking was extremely difficult to find. So, I had to pay 15 bucks for parking. But that’s okay. I went in. And I was a couple of minutes late, but no big deal. Everybody was getting started. However, the candles wouldn't even be ready for us to take home with us that night. We were there after it was closed as a special event. And they didn't even have it planned out in any way to accommodate us taking our candles. I live in Kent, and that's 45 minutes. I would have had to come back for my candle days later, even though we paid 50 something bucks. So, what ended up happening was the manager realized the situation and stayed late to get all of our candles ready. So, we went and ate and then came back for our candles later. I thought, “What kind of amateur planning is this? What am I paying for? This is ridiculous.”

What interested me was that Events and Adventures is more exclusive than a dating website. The onboarding was a little longer than I would have preferred. But I appreciate the group. As soon as I got to my first even, I was greeted very warmly. I was in the same boat as many other people. And the host was very nice. We signed in. Everyone was very social. I felt very comfortable after that.

I liked the idea of being able to meet a bunch of people in a more safe environment. Because they also say that they're a member. I moved here from Europe a few years back, and it's a lot harder to meet people. So it was a way to get out, learn about different things to do in Florida, and meet new people. There’s a variety of things. We did a camping trip not too long ago. That was fantastic. We did the tubing in the spring, which was great. I enjoyed things like axe throwing. But we've also done several different events related to animals where you get to see or interact with animals. They tried to do a lot of bucket list items as well. I also like that we did the escape rooms.

I liked the international travel. Also, bowling was my favorite. The events I've been to do get a little clicky. People that already know each other tend to hang out together. Everybody has been friendly.

Being in Events and Adventures is a little different. It's really not for dating, it's for making really good girl friends or good group of friends, and that's the best thing that I could have ever asked for. It worked out perfectly. I've already recommended them to a couple of people that were kind of on the fence, and I let them know that it's definitely worth it.

I've gone to an escape room, I've done some kayaking, did some volleyball, and I've enjoyed them. I get the sense that I'm one of the younger members though and I'm not expecting it to be primarily older people in their 40s and 50s. It's only been two months and my experience has been going fine.

I liked the events themselves. They were small so they could bring in more people. Because the smaller the group, the less chance you're gonna meet someone you like. But I like the variety of the activities. I chose events I like because you can pick and choose. But the stock photos are not really realistic. It would be better if they put more photos from actual events, and people could look through and get an idea what it's about. I wouldn't be doing Events and Adventures again.

I've attended four events now. They were mostly physically not demanding, but physically active events. They've been good. The hand gliding event was really fun. But I'm really excited for skydiving on Saturday.

I was trying to meet people post COVID in other settings other than the usual bar and I've had a good time at pretty much every event. There are a few cool people that I've already connected with and look forward to hanging out with. I learned afterwards that they have something for meeting people that were on month-to-month type of things. It's definitely a means to social activity. I tell people to have a look at it and see if it's something they would be into and I have told other friends about it in other places, but it's not everywhere.

I like the variety of the events. I went skydiving on Saturday, which is the coolest thing. I also did a little bit of bowling, food events, and billiards pool. Then I'm going camping this weekend. Everybody's super nice and very friendly. It would help if it’s a wide variety of folks. I like diversity. I enjoy that part of it.

I went to a bowling night and it was my first with Events and Adventures. It was exciting but not extra exciting than any other events. I also did a firework cruise for 4th of July and another 4th of July party at the Blarney Island. I did a pool night as well. So far, I've experienced that with some people, you have more to talk about and feel more connection, but I haven't gone that many times to have something more.

I went to a lantern display at the zoo for my first event. Then I did a weekend trip with Events and Adventures over to Leavenworth, which was really fun. While we were there, we did sleigh rides and snowmobiling. It was a lot of fun and I would have never been able to do that had I been by myself. I've gone to quite a few bar-type of places and restaurants, and also went to boating events and outings. So it has been a lot of fun. I have met quite a few people that are good friends. I have met a guy who's really, really nice. He seems to be something that's of interest.

The events that I had done with them have been a lot of fun. I've met a lot of people. I've done some dinners because they do an international type of flavor. I've also done a couple of parties, horse racing, karaoke kind of stuff, bowling, and a camping trip with them. Camping was really a lot of fun. I enjoy the services they provide very much. They do a good job.

I wish I didn't pay $2,000 upfront for this annual contract. I signed up with the knowledge that there was an interview process and that people were supposed to be vetted going into the club to make sure we were all of the same background or to make us feel comfortable. I am someone who's very social. But I learned that it was going to be a wide range of people of different ages, and mostly not my age. Also, the people were mostly of different lifestyles other than myself. I have had a lot of weird experiences since joining the club, where a lot of people from the club will add me on Facebook, regardless if I've met them or not, which is fine. But then they'll message me things privately, like I've gotten the message that said, “Finally, a great profile.” So I've met all kinds of characters that I didn't necessarily feel comfortable with.

I am enjoying the events. I did the paddle boarding and it was fun. Seeing that some of the events, the prices included and the other costs were pretty minimal, so it's a pretty good deal.

I purposely selected my first event that had some drinking involved because it's easier to open up over beer rather than a coffee. It was a good experience. The folks I met were really welcoming. I liked that when I went to the event, everyone was like-minded. There were no presumptions and everyone was pretty chilled out and meeting new folks and talking to them. That's the best thing because you don't feel like you're not part of a group. I knew many people knew each other because they have been to other events together and they might have been friends outside of the Events and Adventures. But even then, I didn’t feel like an outsider. Many people do want Events and Adventures, but they might not go with the pricing. Also, I would really hope they have a phone app.

Once I got to my first event, everybody was real nice and I felt very welcomed. I also did a boat trip. It's like a booze cruise and it was real fun. I love Events and Adventures. It's very nice. But they could come up with the feature to sign up for events and canceling too.

In the short time I have been a member, I've made some good friends. I really like the board game events and the outdoor activities, like horseback riding and kayaking. The trapeze was fun too.

Unfortunately didn't check reviews before I signed up. BELIEVE WHAT YOU'RE READING. They convinced me there was plenty of young adults in my area that went to events and paid for the group. As a country, we were all beginning to socialize again after this horrid time going through quarantine and such. I figured it was a great time to meet new people so I had an "interview" and signed up. I paid in full. In their terms, it states if you cancel in the first 24 hours you get a full refund. If you cancel in the first 48 hours, you get something like half a refund.

What interested me most about Events and Adventures was that it was, first of all, for singles only and that it evolved around events that is a literal term. I've tried dating sites, not per se want to do dating, but if it happened organically, I would be open to it. I like the fact that with Events and Adventures, you can have all these different events and it gave me an opportunity to try things in the city I live in that I probably wouldn't have thought of.

I like the scheduling aspect of E and A. I usually don't get to get out and have fun and with E and A, I can put something on my calendar, plan for it, get out of the house and have some fun. I've done two events, one in the city, one camping weekend. The Dallas trip was fun and I've got the Greece trip coming up here in a couple of months. If you're having difficulty finding somebody, keep an open mind and it's a good opportunity. I would probably have been at a few more events but did end up meeting somebody outside of E and A.

It's been fun with Events and Adventures. The staff, Michelle, and other people have been very helpful to me, answering my questions promptly. I love hanging out with the folks. That's awesome. I've made a couple of friends. I know a few folks by face and a few folks by name. However, I saw the events are getting a little expensive. That’s fine but if there could be a few adventure events that could be a little cheaper, that would be good. Also, the slots are almost always booked for adventure events. This month, I wanted to do paramotoring a lot. But since the slots were booked, I never got a chance though I was waitlisted. If it can be scheduled for next month or the month after next, it will be awesome.

I'm a widow and I needed some more socializing than I was getting. I like being able to go out and do things with other people, so I joined Events and Adventures. Getting to the events is hard but once I get to them, I have a good time. There's always nice people there and I've met some friends, so I never regret going. During COVID, I did a lot of the bingos and virtual stuff. And I liked that. I've been to some of the game nights and the dinners, too. My favorite event was the one where we sat around on tables and played Cards Against Humanity, so it was more interactive.

My first event with Events and Adventures was good. I wasn't nervous. What kind of surprises me as a guy who's 52 years old is how many people that are early 30s or early 40s are there, which is great. I don't necessarily want to be around my peer group. I would much rather be around a younger cohort. Another thing that surprises me sometimes is in a lot of the events, it’s just six guys and two girls. Then you'll go to other events and it'll be 10 girls and two guys. It just surprises me how they struggle to get a balance of girls and guys.

My friend had told me about Events and Adventures once she realized I was going through a divorce. She was like, "You know what, this helps." So, I've looked at some of the stuff, the post that was on Facebook and everything, but unfortunately, I hadn't even made a chance to get down to participate in anything. She's been trying to encourage me, but going through the divorce is emotionally taxing. I just shied away from really participating. I called my rep and asked just to freeze my account for a couple months so that I could get myself into a better place. I don't doubt that going out and meeting new people would help, but it's an hour and a half drive down there and then having to turn back around and do another hour and a half drive back home. It's just there are times when I get discouraged.

The pictures Events and Adventures had posted got me interested. Everybody was laughing, smiling and having a good time. Outdoor events they had posted looked kinda fun, so I gotta give it a shot. I was a little nervous in my first event but I met some pretty cool people there. So, it went well. As far as events, I started out with the bowling night. I did game nights. I did the fire pit night. I've probably done at least six events so far from the time I joined until now. The bowling and fire pit events were cool. The hikes were pretty nice. Because I own a dog, I like dog-friendly events. Had I known Beer Bottle was a dog-friendly place, I would have brought my dog instead of leaving her at home. Other than that, the dog-friendly events are cool because I take my dog pretty much everywhere.

It was unfortunate that when we went to the Wisconsin trip, some of the adventures were cancelled. The tubing got canceled because there was ice on the river. Events and Adventures is crediting us again for it, but it should have been a little bit later in the month so that wasn’t a factor. I had started going there when the pandemic hit and in the beginning, it was kind of slow. We went to a couple of bars/restaurants, and we had to stand outside if we wanted to eat. So, a lot of that was really difficult. Now, everything’s opening up and it’s changing.

My brother joined Events and Adventures for very long and he said it was fun. I had some really bad experiences meeting people and I thought that this might be a better way. When I signed up, they were a little bit pushy. I wasn't sure if I was ready yet because I was working a lot of hours at the time and they kind of pressured me and said it was perfect for busy people.

Events and Adventures has been enjoyable so far. I joined since I wanted to do something or go out and do events. I also didn't have a lot of female friends to go and do those with. I've done some events where you meet at restaurants and some more active activities,. They were well planned out and fun. It's just that the people that have been at the events I've been at don't like the same interests that I would have and we just didn't really click. They were nice to hang out with for that period of time, but I wouldn't necessarily want to try and hang out with them outside of that.

I've been to about eight events. One time, we went bowling, and that was fun. The game night’s been really fun too. They're all cool people, just hanging out. I'm glad I did it.

I work next to O'Hare Airport and it was explained to me that there are going to be a mix of events in the downtown and suburban areas. I've signed up for about six events and I have not been able to attend any of them because they’re in the downtown area and my work schedule conflicted with a couple of events. The event starts at 7:00, I'm done at work at 6:00, I look at the traffic and it's two hours to get to downtown so I'm going to be late. They even had this new member Whirlyball event and it was on a Friday. The only problem is it was in their downtown location. I was going to get there at like, 8 o'clock or 7:45. There are not enough suburban events, but I still want to give it a shot. I signed up for one or two of the SPR in the suburban area. I'm just disappointed that a lot of the events are downtown.

I applied about a year ago for Events and Adventures but it fell through because I didn't have the time to go through the interview process. I decided to give it another shot this time and everything worked well. I didn't know what to expect on my first event. I didn't really know how many people were gonna end up being there and what kind of process it was gonna be for that icebreaker type of thing. But it was something I'm good at and not embarrass myself. Once everything got started going, and everybody got introduced to themselves, it just fell into place. I'm going to the Galloping Ghost Arcade in Brookfield tonight. Because I'm 37 years old, the whole idea of the arcade game is still something I remember fondly. I figured I'd give it a shot.

I was scrolling on Instagram and I found a little advertisement on Events and Adventures, and I signed up through the link on Instagram. Then, I went through the interview. I have been attending events regularly since the new member meetup in April. I've been to a minimum of six events. The first event that I went to was the new member meetup. There were a lot of people that I met up with, especially this one guy by the name of Jim. At first, I was trying to gauge whether or not the people there are welcoming, but once I met those few people, we hit it off, and we had a great time the rest of the night.

I like the experience so far. I've gone to a virtual event and a night out at the Del Mar bar in Santa Clara. Both events were really fun. The people and the atmosphere were good.

We met at the Truck Yard here in The Colony and we had a good time. Everybody showed up and mingled.

If you're looking to make friends and have activities to do, or something you wouldn't necessarily do by yourself, Events and Adventures is great. All of the events and the trips are extremely well-planned and organized. It includes even the most minute detail and it's a very carefree experience. You don't have to worry about a thing and I like that.

The first event I went to was volleyball and I was nervous but also excited at the same time. But I was able to play the game and I’d like to do it again. We went and ate out afterwards as a group. I also did martial arts and I liked it. The events I went to were fun and I got to meet new people, which was cool. So, I’ve enjoyed it so far. There are so many pros to it that I would recommend Events and Adventures to somebody else.

I like getting out and meeting people and Events and Adventures is a great way of engaging some people who like to do active things as well. So far, I've gone to 3 events. The second one was an orientation and it was very disorganized. Everyone was kind of sitting there waiting for the lead to lead but no one was leading. One of the old members kind of jumped in 'cause he saw the same thing happening as well. It wasn't a great introduction if your orientation would have been your first thing. There was also a discussion about a movie and that one was a little bit too geeky for me but it was very cute. Everyone was very nice. The last one I went to was more my speed which was a Van Gogh exhibit here in San Francisco. Everyone was very cool and there was great conversation.

My social life has become so different because of the pandemic and my friends are all married. I thought it would be cool to do something with people, but not necessarily be in a date kind of setup where I am forced to. I like the idea of just hanging out, not necessarily being all romantic. In a couple of events where I went to, the demographic was so all over the place and I didn't connect with people just because it wasn't anybody who would be the same interest with me. That was a little disappointing. Then I almost cancelled. I went on this 3-day cool off period and I had a feeling that it’s not gonna work for me. I talked to Paul and I gave it a chance. Luckily, it’s not that much money for me. But of course, a lot more people would be more willing to subscribe if it was a shorter period, not a yearly commitment. Say, three months, that’s great.

It was post-quarantine COVID-ish last year around August. I had been thinking about it for a while, and then I was recently single too from the summer, so I was trying to get back out there and meet new people. But a lot of our places were still closed. I heard that there was a lot more virtual things happening, so I wanted to check out the virtual events, and then also some of the in-person events, check out new hotspots in the area that I might not have heard of, and then not have to go alone because I would be there meeting up with a group. I initially signed up for a learn-more-about-it kind of session, and then it turned into the interview. And I was like, "All right, let's give it a shot." It's good.

I did 8 events with Events and Adventures. I did the 40s blind dating thing and some puzzle ones. I enjoyed meeting people but I don't do it anymore. Since I paid as much as I paid, I expected to get more discounts on the events but they cost additional money. I didn't find that worth it.

I'm still somewhat new with Events and Adventures. I've been a member for three months and the experience has been good. I've done a couple of hikes, a couple of in-person events, like dinners and game nights, some virtual events.. I like the hiking and I’m into it. So, that and the get-together for drinks for game nights have been fun.

I've been working a lot and I've been traveling. So, the last event I attended was the New Year's one. The people are amazing and everybody I've met have been cool. I liked the house event but hiking and bowling are the types of stuff that I like more.

There's no reason why not to do it. It's like having your own personal party planner.

The whole application process and the interviewing were very informative.

It's been a pleasant experience with Events and Adventures. I've been trying to find activities that I feel will be interesting and also fit my schedule. So, it's just been a conflict with my schedule. But I'm going to pick up more events and make myself a lot more available and do some online events as well, instead of just trying to do in-person events. I did bowling. I met a lady and I got her contact. We were speaking about signing up for other events. I've been telling everybody about Events and Adventures.

Events and Adventures has been good but sometimes, I don't get on the website fast enough to book events before they're all closed. COVID has also reduced the number of people that can go on events. There was a band that I really loved and that was sold out. There weren’t that many tickets. I'm trying to be a better adventurer but I keep missing events and the ones I really love are hard to get to. But I love Events and Adventures. Everybody is really friendly and nice and there are a lot of fun adventures. The last trip I went to was when we went on a beautiful hike.

I've done game night, movie night and pool. They were good events.

The people at the event I attended late last year seem to all have their clique and they seem to pretty much gather amongst themselves, in different groups. They didn't really stray out of the other groups or go out and talk to anybody else.

I've been going to a lot of the events. I've gone to a bowling event, a mini-golf, and a hike. I've also gone to a number of events that were at restaurants, which I think pretty much boil down to, “This is a drinking event.” There are other events that I think would be really awesome - like doing something with horseback riding would be cool, tactical laser tag, and doing more bike rides. Also, there are some events where there's a limit to how many people can go and I don't know why there’s a limit. And if there were more events that were geared towards each group so they have multiple events each day, it might give people a reason to go to an event that fits them. But other than those, I like Events and Adventures so far. I appreciate that it isn't just 24/7 Zoom calls.

I've been to a couple of events. We just played tennis and then had chit-chat. I've made a few friends there. But because of my own circumstances, I couldn't go to the events often as I would like to. Once I buy a new vehicle, I will go again.

It's been a good experience but I wish that there would be more events for older members.

I live in LA and there are no events in my city. I’ve done some virtual events but there are lots of older people in there. It wasn’t what I was expecting. So I’m gonna cancel my subscription.

The trips are awesome. We went to Maui one time and I had mixed experiences with that but overall, it was good.

I decided to join Events and Adventures because I would like to make new friends in the area. So, I emailed them. They sent me the code and then they set up an interview with me to see if I was going to be qualified to be a member of the group. I joined but if I would do it another time, I wouldn't join. There are not enough events happening in the area. It's expensive for what they're offering, so it's not worth it. You sign up with an event that’s gonna be two weeks upfront. Then in two weeks, your schedule changes, and there's not much going on. I would rather have something that I can join this weekend and it's gonna be enough spots, so we can decide on a shorter note. Because there's not enough events, people sign up in advance for these few events. Then I feel like I might not be able to join them.

Overall, my introductory experience with Events and Adventures like getting involved in the program has been pretty good, but once they take your money, it's the last you hear of them. Now, I'm stuck in paying 1,200 bucks a year for the next year. I'm kinda upset about that. Also, unfortunately, I haven't been able to go to any events. With what I see on Facebook, picture-wise, I don't know if I really fit in much with the crowd that I see going to the events. I look quite younger than most people out there, so that's kind of one of the biggest things that's holding me up from attending any events. They should have some way that you can get out of it. They sign you up for a year, and then you're stuck paying for a year. People like me who can't attend very many events or who are only interested in certain events will be out of luck, after a while, paying thousands of dollars to go do nothing.

On my first event with Events and Adventures, I met different people. It was at a billiards. I didn't really know what to expect at first and I was a little nervous and then everyone felt comfortable. It was fun. Everyone was nice and we interacted.

I didn't have a great experience with Events and Adventures and unfortunately, I am still stuck with the membership. The way to sign up, you have to do a video chat, which is fine but then, you have to decide if you wanna sign up then and there. I was told that I wouldn't have to have any additional fees aside from the membership, and that wasn't true. Overall, I feel very scammed by them. I did go to one event because I was afraid that they were going to take more of my money if I didn't go. It was a very awkward experience. It was just dinner, and people got into a political debate at the end of it. I didn't know how to leave. It was very uncomfortable.

I went to a few events and one was in a park in San Francisco. There were not a lot of us and we just chit-chatted. It was fun. I wish there were more people there. Once the pandemic hit, I wasn't interested in anything virtual. I don't know if I'm going to do it again.

I couldn't keep track. I've been so busy, and because of COVID, I didn't want to go out that much so I didn't look at it. I was thinking to participate again, but I didn't. I only went for the Intro session. People should try this, but during COVID, I would not recommend it because it is kind of expensive and one won't be using it that much compared to a regular year.

Events and Adventures' website is outdated. An app would be really nice and convenient. I've attended about 50 events and all of the parties are fun.

I was nervous before my first event with Events and Adventures but people were very welcoming. It was very well-organized. I'm going hiking tonight with a splinter group and sometimes, I feel like I'm paying people to be my friend. It’s not necessarily a negative thing on there because it's good. But some people probably wouldn't be part of the group except that they pay in so they have to be. So, I'm a little conflicted about it. I probably won't stay with Events and Adventures but not that I haven't been happy.

I try to do one to two events a month. I've moved around to different cities so I've been in the group in four different cities now. And I’ve traveled all across the country, so I've taken advantage of my travels and used it when I'm in a city that has that as an option. I do everything. One of the reasons I joined was because I like trying new things. I've done volleyball. I like the painting events, when you go and drink wine and paint. I'm doing a hiking event next week. Initially, I was nervous. But eventually, I get to know people.

I was interested in meeting new people. I felt excited before arriving at my first event. I've attended about a dozen or so events and my favorite is the shotgun shooting. There was also a trivia night, a house party and a hiking.

I've had a good experience with Events and Adventures. I've gone to hikes and game nights through them. It's a good deal but I wish there were more women at the events.

I like that they have events every day. That's pretty nice. They've suffered a little with COVID and some of the fun quality events that I like sell out so quick. The group has gotten big enough. I noticed in some of the other markets, they have two events a day or they'll double up on the things at different locations. They're going to need to start looking at that for the Phoenix Valley. Other than that, the staff seems fine. A lot of the members are a little more socially awkward, which is probably the reason they joined. But I've made a lot of friends there and it's been positive. One other thing that I would recommend is getting an app versus everything being online logins. An app seems appropriate for today's society and they're gonna get more younger members with that.

I've been super busy with work and haven't had a ton of free time so I haven't been to too many events this year, but I enjoy it. The people are really awesome. They have a lot of really good events. Some of the events were pricier than I was expecting. For most of the parties, like the New Year's Eve event, we pay out of pocket. There's very few events where you don't have to pay, whether it's for the event or it's at a restaurant. There is a sand volleyball every other week and that's something that you don't have to pay for. I was expecting more free events. But everything has been great so far. There's a joke in the group that it's not really called Events and Adventures, but it's called Eats and Alcohol because all the events are based around food and alcohol. I'm one who likes adventure a lot. So there could be more outdoor events, like adventurous events, and less drinking alcohol-based or food events.

I have a strange schedule, so it's hard for me to make some of the really fun events that I would like to go to. Also, I'd like to see more events in the West Valley. But so far, so good. The most recent event I went to was a dinner at distillery in Chandler.

I like the activities and meeting people through Events and Adventures. The events that I had gone to in Phoenix before I moved to Minneapolis were fun.

I've attended a lot of events with Events and Adventures and I've had a great time. The first event I attended was a dinner and they made me feel right at home. The wine tasting one, the dinner ones, and the pottery one are all fun events and I've made a couple of friends. I'll anyone interested with Events and Adventures to give it a shot. It can’t hurt to try.

My father met my stepmom in a program very similar to Events and Adventures. I moved out of the country for a few years and then moved back in and all my friends don't live here anymore, and I was kind of lonely. My dad was like, “Give that thing a shot.” I was like, “Okay. I'll look it up.” I didn't do it for a few months. Then finally, I did look it up and been there ever since.

Originally, when I first joined Events and Adventures, the person who recruited me had told me that there were a lot of people my age or in my relative age that had joined. But it wasn't until after two to three months of being with the club that I actually started meeting people close to my age. So everything that I had a concern with at the beginning was changed.

I've gone to 2 events, one was a hatchet throwing bar place and one was a picket ball event. I was interested in getting together and meeting single people in the area but it wasn't clear to me that most of the events would not be in my area.

I'm tired of hunting down activities for myself. It’s exhausting. I did Events and Adventures and have gone to two events already. I went to a Mardi-Tine's party two weeks ago and that was well thought out. The venue was in someone's home and it was very open. There were lots of small spots in this home where you could hang out. The host and hostess were delightful and the food was good. I paid about $75 for the event, which was okay. They had a lot of party favors and decorations. They put a lot of time and effort into it beforehand. I met a few people at the party. It was just a nice meet and greet.

I was new in town, and I didn’t know anyone and where anything was. I heard about Events and Adventures on the radio and it was better than sitting at home alone. So, I made the appointment and I went it. At first, it was a little odd doing the background check. But once I started doing stuff with the group, it was nice. I feel safe and secure around other people in our group because I know they had the same background check as I did. I'm in a great group of people. I haven't had any issues with Events and Adventures. I met my boyfriend through the group, which is great too. I took down all my dating apps when I started with Events and Adventures because they’re not truthful on those dating apps. You're going in hoping to find your significant other or even your best friend, and you go online and they're all lies.

I used Events and Adventures about three times. I went to a concert and couple of dinners. I really enjoyed what I did do. I enjoyed the people. It was very casual. There wasn't any stress on anybody to do anything. You’re just who you were, and everybody accepted you for that. It was very comfortable. It was a wonderful atmosphere to enjoy who you are.

My life is another thing since I joined Events and Adventures. I prioritize the events, to be there as many times as I can, and I love it. I love playing volleyball, going out for dinner, and roller skating. I met a lot of amazing people and I got new friends. I enjoy being with them, anytime, anywhere. Sometimes I don't even eat or drink, but I still go to the events or bars just to be with them. I recommend Events and Adventures a lot. Some people are just afraid that they don't speak English very well. They asked me if the Latin community is big enough in Events and Adventures. Even if we are Latin, we speak English to respect others.

There are some things that are questionable, especially when it comes to pricing. Some stuff is more expensive than you would think it would be. Events and Adventures could look into that. Especially with COVID, we're not quite out of the woods with that. If they can do anything to help with the price rates, that would be great. Other than that, everything else seems pretty reasonable.

Events and Adventures seemed like fun so my friends and I went down, talked to a guy named Pinky and joined. It's a straightforward kind of organization and signing up for the events is super easy. Looking into what's going on and what the events are about are easy too. You just kinda have to have the balls to get out there and hang out with new people. I've gone to between 7 and 10 events. We went to a Halloween party which was fun. Everyone was friendly. It was a cool venue and we were well accommodated. It was a good experience. I liked the yoga in the park. That was fun too.

I really like all the active stuff. Pretty much anything that's active, I'm all aboard. I usually have something at least once or twice a week, if not more. I've done picket ball, volleyball, hikes, shooting, paintball, laser tag, airsoft, iFLY, Topgolf, and all the parties. I’ve already recommended Events and Adventures to friends.

I wanted to join Events and Adventures because I had a friend of mine that had joined. But then, I met my husband, and I ended up getting married. So, that was it. And now, we got divorced. I was like, “I don't want to have any type of relationship. I just want to go meet different people, travel and have fun.” That's why I joined now. But I've known about it since the beginning. And then I got all the information again because I went directly on their website.

There’s always gonna be a little nervousness starting anything new but for the most part, it was excitement and nervousness at the same time on my first event. It changed a little bit mainly because it was more of an athletic one and I'm a competitive person. So as it went on, I got more and more comfortable with being myself and being competitive. I’ve been to six events and my favorites so far have been the more competitive events where it’s doing sports outside. But I've enjoyed all of them well. Events and Adventures takes someone who's willing to explore new things.

I was looking to meet people. In the Bay Area, that's kind of hard for kind of people in this age range. I was excited before I got to my first event through Events and Adventures. Then when I went, I was a little disappointed. I went to two events and found it a waste of money. I went to the first event after being kind of oversold on this being a dating thing, and to realize there were no age ranges enforced, so me, somebody in my late 20s, was in a group of people of grandparents. Then there was a lot of selling on the facilitating that Events and Adventures was going to be doing for conversations. None of that happened. There was a lot of stress on the privacy aspect. “We won't give your information to somebody, yadda, yadda, yadda.” Then it's all done through a Facebook group so the only way that I can find out about some of the events is to give all my information.

I haven't been in Arizona very long and I haven't had a chance to meet a lot of people. So, Events and Adventures was a good way to network and find people to do things with. I also liked the amount of activities. Since December, I have gone to probably 20 events and my favorite is the Marty Time party. I’ve been bowling too, which was a ton of fun but they should have more karaoke nights. One of the good friends I’ve made and I love singing karaoke together. Events and Adventures is lots of fun and has friendly people.

I own a barbershop and one of Events and Adventures’ members came in for service and was sharing with us his experience. We did some more investigation and I ended up signing up. It was a little bit different than what I originally thought I was signing up for but I have accepted that and I am going to make the most of it. I've been enjoying the events. They've all been good.

For my first event with Events and Adventures, I went to a paint-and-sip which was something I had done before. So, I was nervous about meeting new people but not about the activities. However, with the whole COVID thing, I've only gone to three events. Going has been hard ‘cause some of the events are in-person, but those are always booked up, and they seem to have a lot of people. I went to a virtual speed-dating event and met someone but it didn't work out.

I've been to two or three events and the first couple of times have been a little nerve-wracking. One day, we went to a museum and had breakfast. Not too long after I joined, covid hit. They've been doing some online stuff but that didn't appeal to me. I still have three or four months left and I sent them a thing to cancel because I'm moving. I returned the receipt requested like the contract says but I haven't heard from them.

I was anxious on my first event with Events and Adventures but I felt at home straight away. I’ve attended five events and they’re all so different. I like them all. My only complaint is I'm a lot older than everybody else. There's not a lot of people my age going to the events that I'm going to so maybe I'm picking the wrong events to go to. I'm 60 and I'm thrown in with a lot of 30-year-olds all the time. I'm always the oldest person there and I haven't yet once to see anybody close to my age. But the events are well planned. There's always somebody there and they’re very accommodating and fun. I've enjoyed them and I love the diversity. I've been on a hike, a game night and a private viewing in somebody's home in their theater room. We watched the Christmas concert. The other things that I've done have all been great.

A few of the events that I wanted to attend last fall were canceled 'cause of wildfires and COVID and all the other crap that's been going on. On the other hand, the event I just went on was great. It was the Tahoe trip for the San Francisco group. We snow skied and snowboarded one day. We did a snowmobiling trip another day. Other than that, we just all hung out together. Good group of people. It was the first event I went to and I really enjoyed it. I can't get away from work that often, but a lot of the foreign trips sound fun. I am signed up for the beers and castles tour that's supposed to go to Europe. I don't know if that's gonna be postponed, but that's my next event that I've been looking forward to. I signed up for it right away.

I’ve gone to three events with Events and Adventures and everyone was nice. However, a lot of the events are way up in Scottsdale. They don't spend around into Mesa or a more centralized location. My most recent event was an hour and 15-minute drive north. That's one of the problems that I have attending any of the events. I don't expect them to have them right down here but some more centralized location in the valley would be awesome. When I went to the new member class that they had in February, the host's attitude about it was everybody's got to drive from somewhere but it seems like a lot of the activities and the people are from the northern part of the Phoenix Metropolitan Area.

Events and Adventures is a good place to meet people. I have been to five events and my first was one fun. I love the paintball or the hikes. We also did a murder mystery, and another when it was supposed to be Taco Tuesday so it was going to a bar and meeting some people. There was also one that they called Denver Survivor, but it was a scavenger hunt.

I like that with Events and Adventures, I get to meet new people and make friends. The New Year party I went to was good and so were the few bars we went to in Santana Row. I recommend Events and Adventures for the adventure part of it. That's the most exciting part about it. I get to do a lot of different stuff. I'll ask my friends to join because of that.

So far, I've had some fun with Events and Adventures. It seems like they try to find stuff that people want to do. Everybody was friendly during my first event and there were three other people there who were first-timers. I've gone to five or six events. We went to Sports Garden over in Dallas and played darts and shot some pool. I also went to an arcade night which was also over in Dallas. One of the biggest problems I have is most of the stuff that we do is over in Dallas. I've signed up for a couple that were here in Fort Worth but due to different circumstances I missed them. I'm in the over 40 crowd so it's a little bit tougher for me but I look forward to what we're doing next weekend.

Events and Adventures offered ways to connect with people doing activities that were enjoyable. Considering Coronavirus, I have only been to two in-person events. But I've been to numerous virtual events that they offer. One was a pool party. The other was a river rafting trip. And then the virtual events have been wine tasting, virtual board games we would play together, truth or drink, fun activities like that. I liked the wine tasting one. That was cool to go to.

I was nervous before the first Events and Adventures event, but everyone was very welcoming and nice. I like the kickball one that we did. I also did the goat yoga which was amazing. I have also done five hikes. It’s a privilege to be where you’re gonna meet friends and hang out with people who have the same interest as you. It brought me out of my comfort zone.

I had recently moved here to the Phoenix area so I thought to try Events and Adventures out and see what it was all about. It’s a great club. However, the only in-person event I've gone to was the new member meeting. I haven't felt comfortable going to the other ones due to covid. I've gone to a few virtual events which are nice. I did the Love is Blind event but I didn't think that our questionnaires were matched. People weren't showing up. We were being put into rooms just with anyone and the communication was hard. But that taught me that maybe those events aren't for me. So moving forward, I won’t sign up for those events. My goal is to find a good friend group. I'm not looking for a relationship and I was very open with my advisor that if that was how it was going to be pushed, that I would be not attending events because that's not what I want at the time.

I went to three events and I was disappointed every time I went to one. The people were nice, but they weren't in my age range and it was extremely socially awkward. I didn't have a great experience at all. I paid $3,000 and it was a huge waste of money. I called the lady and told them, "Hey, there's a lot of events where I'm not even meeting people my age range, or if I'm trying to sign up for an event, it's already sold out."

I joined up in Phoenix, Arizona, and then turned around and didn't stay there as long as I was planning to. Then I came up here to Denver, Colorado, and I've been to two events so far up here and hopefully, go into more starting next month after my life settled down from moving. When I did my first event, it was like I was not sure where I was going exactly when I got there. But once I found the group, everybody seemed to be real friendly. It’s been pretty good. I went to the game night one night in Arizona and it was fun. I barely knew anybody there but it was cool. Then over here in Denver, I went to the VR thing. I didn't really connect with anybody there, but the event was cool being able to try the VR.

Since I started right before COVID hit, my experience has been trashy, but it's not the company's fault. I attended the meet and greet and the bowling and then, I wanted to go and do a couple of others, but they got canceled. The one event I attended was fun. I live out in Lake County, so driving all the way to San Jose was a bit of a pain in the butt, but when I was there, it was great. I had a blast.

My first event was okay. I met some pretty cool people. Then I’ve done the Margarita Crawl, the game nights and some of the dinners. Also done the Italian get-together nights, and the New Year’s Eve last year. The New Year’s Eve party was pretty fun. But Events and Adventures' price is kind of high. I can’t afford it. I had a $1,000 and I went on so many events, and that was $95 out of my check every month. To me, people can make friends anywhere, but then when you’re paying a monthly fee and mostly every event that you go through, you're paying more money. Events and Adventures find plenty of venues and things to do, but some people can't afford to eat out every night. So I'm glad that you get to pick and choose.

I was overwhelmed when I arrived at my first event and then with the other events that I went to, it brings it up that don't be afraid of the cliques. I don't it consider cliques, but everybody that has been going for a while was used to the people that they have been going often with, so then the outsiders don't feel comfortable jumping in. There are event coordinators, but it's almost like they're just there. They're not promoting any mingling or interaction. They just let it go. I've been to three events and I have not been going to the other events because one of my roommates just had a heart stent put in. I don't feel comfortable going out and getting COVID and bringing it home. Meanwhile, the online events do not appeal to me at all. I sit in front of a computer all day long.

Events and Adventures promotes that they have singles within an age bracket in the events. The events were fine and then COVID hit. I understand that COVID does not equal Events and Adventures, so easy enough to differentiate that the people that attended, and I went to a variety of functions to see whether this is just something I was looking at or was it really happening.

A friend of mine told me about Events and Adventures and there have been seven or eight events so far that I found interesting. I like the archery and the hiking trips. I am able to meet new people and enjoy being outside.

I was interested in the social experience and the variety of events offered by Events and Adventures. There's a good mixture of events. For my first event with them, it felt good going out socializing. All the events were great and I mostly did the computer activities. The cooking events were nice. I'm interested in their activities like hiking, film, Netflix parties, and dating events. And although getting together on the carpooling that Events and Adventures offers has been really difficult, it makes you look forward to doing something with people. I really like that.

I've been to a lot of events. Most of them are good, like the paintball and '80s dance. The Valentine's was cool. I was nervous during the first event. But right off the bat, they accepted me quickly, and I felt comfortable within the first few minutes. My experience with Events and Adventures so far has been good. And I've had a good opportunity to meet new friends. It has helped with my mental health, and I had a lot of fun with the events.

I was nervous yet excited at the same time before arriving to my first event at Events and Adventures. But I got more comfortable after I arrived and met people. I've attended 15 different events and whirly ball or tubing is my favorite. Aside from those, I've done most in-person activities such as hikes or walks outdoors, a sledding event, ice skating and I also went to a brewery. I’m excited to do more events and at least get into the warmer weather when it's not as cold outside.

It was comfortable learning that Events and Adventures would help me meet new people. I’ve been to six events and much of everything was virtual. The movie watching and the open theatres were good. I’ve also done virtual crossword.

I joined this club because I wanted to make serious friends for the first time in my life. I was always alone doing everything myself. I hear about this club all the time on the radio. And all I've done with dating and meeting people was online and it's been a disaster. So I thought what the heck I should give this a shot. So I did the interview which went I believe well. Even though everything they told me was a lie. Like the interviewer which changes every month. The interviewer told me he goes to so many weddings all the time because so many members are getting married???, the age groups are separate, you'll make so many friends in here, everybody is really good in financially responsible, all local events are included in your membership. You only have to pay for food and drinks and out of town trips.

Events and Adventures sounded like an opportunity to get out and do things with people who want to be there and making memories. I didn't have to feel like I had to make friends. I was able to do stuff with people. I officially joined in September and I've been to 10 events. My favorites are sand volleyball because it’s casual-paced and archery dodgeball. They offered a lot of different ways to play the game. So, it was fun. But they should try to see where most people live. It seems like a lot of events are in Northwest Denver. A lot of people say they have a fair commute to go to events.

I was going through a divorce and wanted to get back out there. I thought Events and Adventures was a singles club and that got me interested in it. I felt very comfortable before arriving at my first event and it was consistent. I’ve done a lantern festival in San Jose, which was a fun one, and a comedy club.

The sign-up process with Events and Adventures was excellent. I had an interview with a very nice guy named Pincus and he evaluated if I was a good fit. He told me that they do the interview to make sure that you're not going to end up with a bunch of people with strange behaviors. He explained the process and things they do. It sounded perfect since I was recently divorced. I wanted to find out what I like to do again versus having it all about the kids. I just recently joined and I’ve done eight events so far. I have two more later this week and yesterday, I went to yoga. I also love that there are trips. I may likely go on the Greece trip. The tours and the hotel are all set up, and I wouldn't have to do that. I could join fun people that I can trust.

Being able to go to events with the same people rather than going with completely different events and people made me interested with Events and Adventures. You are more able to establish relationships and friendships in one place. I’ve been to six events. I was a little bit nervous before arriving there but it was over soon. During the event, everybody was nice. It wasn't difficult in any way. We had a treasure hunt in San Francisco and I enjoyed it. It was face-to-face. It would be nice if we had those events in San Jose as well, where most of the events are virtual. In San Francisco, there are some that are not but I don't always have time to go there. So, I try whenever I can.

I liked the wide variety of events at Events and Adventures. I was nervous at my first event but the host was nice and it helped to break the ice. She helped introduce me to people. We had a weekly volleyball, so I was going there, till COVID hit. It was my favorite. It was in one standard place and everyone would meet. It used to be the same group of people so it was fun. I was attending a couple of virtual events here and there, but not as much as it was before. I’ve done about four. Events and Adventures is very organized. If COVID would finish, maybe it would be much easier because I’m super scared to meet now and it’s weird. Everyone’s scared of each other.

I was nervous in the first event I went to at Events and Adventures but it turned out good. I'm glad that I attended. I hope they have more events that I’d like to attend such as a skiing or a kayaking event. I like more the meetings that we have in person rather than online. I might have made new friends but I'm attending another event this evening, so I'll see how it goes. Aside from the price though, you have to pay again for the event that you sign up for.

Everything is fine with Events and Adventures. The only reason why I joined is to have options in addition to my current social life so I have other things to do if my friends are not available. I was curious to see what the events and adventures were. I went to about five events. It was more meeting people to watch a live band and have a drink more than anything that I've done. The axe-throwing event was my favorite.

I liked the people I met at the first event through Events and Adventures. I felt pretty well. I got to talk to some people. We had fun playing cards. On Monday, I'm on the waiting list to go to the restaurant. It's like Greek food. So, we're gonna go and try that. I really like to meet the people there.

The cost is too much compared to what I've been receiving. Every time they have something nice and something to do, it's the day I have to work. But I've been to two virtual events. Also, I was supposed to do one outside of Indiana, but I didn't find out until I was at the event that they canceled it. It was a wasted trip.

I've been single for a while, so I wanted to meet new people. The crowd is a bit older than I expected though. I've attended eight events and the mini golf was good. I was also nervous with my first event. I saw a picture of some of the members and I thought I would meet someone there. Nothing happened in the end, but I had a good time. Besides that, it would be great if there was a way to see the active members on the website.

I went to the Paint & Sip event and that was very nice and very successful. I've attended two events so far and I would like to see a wider range of locations for their events. The reason why I'm not signing up for more is because I'm far north and majority of the events are happening around downtown of Chicago. Driving to an event or most of their events is about one and a half hours for me. If they would go up north a little bit, it would be more convenient for many.

Events and Adventures was an opportunity to interact with like-minded people, which made me interested in it. I was excited to see what the experience was about. I’ve been to four events and most of them have been virtual. I love the virtual blind date where you were set up with somebody. You didn't know what they look like and you had 15 minutes to chat with them. But it’s a challenge having any trips or events planned. COVID has put a damper on any in-person interaction right now. But it's also the way the online events are hosted. Events and Adventures needs to be a little bit more organized. There's a lot of downtime in there and it's almost awkward for the amount of downtime that's included. Some of these online events are three hours, which seems very lengthy for me.

The experience with Events and Adventures has been interesting. I’m trying to get to know a little bit more about what I can do within the groups. But it was okay. I've only been to two events and there were five people who showed up. So, it was just getting to know the process and the people. I went to a Bears and Chicago party they had at a bar and then, I went to the new members introduction meeting. I tried to sign up for more but everything is booked up for the whole month. They had a bonfire event that I wanted to go to but it was full. That would be very exciting because I haven't done that since I was a kid. So there is not anything for me to do but try and wait it out and see if I can get into something if I can. I would encourage someone who wants to get to know people and experience things to try Events and Adventures. It's a singles group that meet all over the city. It's worth trying.

Events and Adventures have been on the radio for quite a while for me but I've never really considered it too much until recently since a lot of my social life has been thrown out the window. The first event felt very natural and the people there were very welcoming at first, especially the hostess. So I feel much more confident to be able to integrate into the social groups within each of the events. I attended three events, so far. My schedule is very tight. However, what they have available is definitely working on my scheduling, so I appreciate it.

I was interested in doing the event, curious what the people would be like and nervous about COVID. But everybody was really nice. I've gone to three events and they've fine, thus far. The people weren't exactly what I expected. But every event is different. My favorite is the Gallagher Park hike. I've also gone to the waterpark, the Rapids Waterpark, and dog meetups. The waterpark, in itself, was cool, going down the slides and all that stuff. It was something on my bucket list. So it gave me an excuse to go. And as of late, I'm trying to look at some of the international trips, the ski trips. Overall, Events and Adventures has great events but I'm still feeling out the crowd and the people type.

Events and Adventures force me to go out and do more things. The cost was a bit more expensive than I would have liked. But the quality of their events is usually pretty good but it varies from event to event. I like doing bowling and pool shooting events, as well as some of the bar-hopping ones. I had a pretty good time going to events and meeting different people up until the restrictions started coming into effect. Unfortunately this year, I haven't had much chance to go and do things and I'm not a big fan of virtual events.

My experience with Events and Adventures has been good so far. I'm in Florida right now so I was only able to go to one event because some other events got moved to different dates that I couldn't make so I had to cancel those. I like how they have different locations because now that I'm in Florida, I still am able to go to some in my area, which is nice. But with the holidays, it's kind of spending a lot of time with my family, so I I'm not going to as many events.

I just moved to Chicago, so I thought joining Events and Adventures would be a good opportunity to meet people without having to go out to the bars all the time. I was nervous before the first event. But then I got there, and realized how silly I was feeling and I was fine. I've been to two events. The first one was a game night, and it was right when the rides started back up again. So, there wasn't much of a turnout. The second one was whirlyball, and that was a decent turnout. You sit in bumper cars, and they give you a little racket, and you're passing the ball, and then you try to hit a board to get a point. It was a little more difficult than I thought.

A friend that I talked to had said that she joined Events and Adventures a couple years ago, and that would be a good idea for me. So far, my experience has been great. I've been to several events, and there's a great group of people so far. I've been to several game nights and played games, and just out to a couple of social gatherings. I made some friends. Everybody's been very friendly and very open to conversation, which has been helpful and nice. I've had enjoyable discussions and people.

I’ve been a longtime Events and Adventures member, and I’ve been to different events on and off. I went to social events at bars and restaurants. The only thing is you go there to meet new people and socialize, and make friends, or develop a relationship, but a lot of the people aren't there for that. They're just there for themselves and having a fun time. Also, I know COVID is not helping, but Events and Adventures is offering virtual events. For me, especially, I don't see it's worth paying for a virtual event. That's not something that I signed up for. I'm not going to spend my money necessarily going to do that. But at the same time, they do offer events that are at different places. But I’m not gonna play Russian Roulette going out there, and then by chance getting COVID. Plus, they have small events. So the number of groups of people that can be there are small, so the slots get filled right away. So, there's no point.

I was doing research on the internet to try to figure out what I could do to help me get out of my winter funk that everybody gets into. I have a bit of social anxiety. So, it takes me a bit to get out there and start talking to people. But that's why I joined Events and Adventures because it's going to help me a lot in that area. I like the variety of activities the most. Never, in a million years, would I have thought of going to ax-throwing. I'm very happy with it. So far, I did the aerial yoga, a volunteer activity, and a whirly ball activity. I had a great time in all of those.

I found Events and Adventures on Instagram and I was wanting to get out of the house a little bit more to meet people. I was a little bit nervous in my first event, but everything went well. I signed up and I went to the smashing thing. I think they closed due to the pandemic. We did go-karts, but I haven't been able to do much because late June, all July, and early August, I had COVID, so I wasn't able to do anything. Then right after COVID, I've been working. I'm a teacher in the middle of a pandemic, so I don't have time to be able to do events anymore. I do enjoy when I am out there and about with everybody. I really enjoyed my time so far with Events and Adventures. I've made decent friends and really good people that I know that are sticking around for a while. It's a good experience.

There are never events available, everything is always full besides a few boring online events. I am never able to enroll on anything, this is supposed to be for busy professionals, but you have to stay like a college student trying to enroll classes, just waiting and waiting to see if someone drop from the few decent events they offer. I asked to terminate my contract because I haven't been able to get into any slightly decent event and they said I can get out of the contract as long as I paid them $1400 dollars settlement. This is an absolutely scam. Please stay away, they are very good at promising fantastic events and there is nothing but few dinners at a beer place and bike rides where you still have to pay and there is never space if you try to enroll any day after the second of the month.

I’ve been with E & A since March and I've made a lot of great friends. My first event was a group of women and the camping activity was really fun. It's fun to meet new people that you can bond with over commonalities. Everybody's so different but everyone kind of has common goal in this group.