"He tells 8 News Now he is looking into legal action regarding Thursday’s incident".

I have a niece that's special needs and growing up, she was extremely violent towards other children.

My brother would get angry when other parents would complain to him when she would hit their child. He couldn't understand why they wouldn't give her a pass because of her circumstances.

She pushed my daughter off of a trampoline once causing an injury and that led to a falling out between he and I that lasted almost a year.

Not sure why I'm sharing this story except to say that while I realize what a tough road parents of special needs children have, when it affects others the parents should step in and alleviate the situation.

Anyone that frequents PHOF knows that Tim has a zero tolerance policy for unruly behavior from anyone. Signs are also posted everywhere regarding children running through the place, use of profanity, abusing the machines, etc.

Tim is an equal opportunity enforcer of the rules in his establishment. To somehow suggest that he discriminated against the family and that they should be exempt from the rules because of their child's autism is disingenuous.

You'll love it.

I live an hour and a half away and try to go every other month. My favorite location of the three.

I'm guessing he's referring to a couple of Pinsiders who have said they've had issues with staff there.

Speaking as someone who goes often, the staff takes alot of abuse from some patrons, especially when they were enforcing the mask mandate. I've never had a negative experience with the volunteers....in fact, they have all been very kind to me.

I'm in no way discounting others experiences...I'm just stating what I've experienced in the dozens of times I've been to all three locations throughout the years.

Yeah...I followed the stories that you and other operators like Lloyd shared during the entire pandemic.

So happy you are both still open and hopefully, thriving.