We stumbled across this hidden gem just by driving by, and we're so glad we stopped!…read more Admission was $17 per child. They don't offer a military discount or multiple kid discount, but you can often find great deals on Groupon. Everyone is required to wear socks, which they sale for $3.75. Hot food isn't allowed inside, but you can bring in chips and other packaged snacks. The facility was very clean, and the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. There were plenty of snacks and drinks available for purchase, lots of seating for parents, and I especially liked the party rooms and arcade area. One thing that really stood out was the toddler section. It had seating for parents and a nearby bathroom, which made it much more convenient for families with little ones. We arrived around 1:00 p.m. and stayed until 3:00 p.m., and the kids were still having a blast when it was time to leave! It's a great place to let kids burn off energy in a safe, clean environment.

We had our first visit this weekend, and our daughter enjoyed it very much. We like the fact it…read morewas not overcrowded, very clean, and welcoming. Their prices for admission is comparable to other play gyms for kids, but they do offer packages if you intend to go more than once. The staff were really nice and welcoming as well. They had two separate play areas - one for littles and one for bigger kids - which both included chairs for parents to sit and watch. We like that they had a hand washing station in the play area and promoted cleanliness for all attendees. We would definitely take our daughter back if we are in the area.

Monster Golf is located a stone's throw from Stonebriar Mall. This is our preferred Monster Golf…read morelocation for the course itself. The artwork and animatronics are spot-on, really creative and entertaining. They are proud of their designs, and each location is a little bit different. It's an indoor course you play under UV lights for the "glow in the dark" effect. We find it one of the more affordable mini golf courses ($13/adult, $11/child/senior). It must also be very well-maintained, because we've been coming in for 5+ years now and I have never once thought, "Oh, this part here is getting worn down" or is dirty or needs to be replaced. The staff is friendly and genuinely want you to have a good time. We occasionally avail ourselves of the mini bowling and arcade (there are price packages if you want to play multiple things), but the mini golf is our jam. Anyone sensitive to strobe-light effects will have to stay away, though.

We were looking for a place to spend an hour or so before heading to dinner and opted to check out…read moreMonster Mini Golf. This place is a gem! Can't remember last time I went to or saw an indoor mini golf place, but given that it was a bit warm that afternoon and it was October, indoor-monster-themed-mini-golf was the perfect mix. We really enjoyed the quick and simple layout of the course and more so, all the unique monster-themed paintings scattered throughout the course. Our little one had a great time and we did as well. After finishing the mini golf, we enjoyed their small arcade area and our son was able to get some cool monster-themed prizes with his tickets. I really liked the theme and how unique this place was, compared to the other kids places of this variety (Dave and Busters, Chuck E Cheese, etc). After our weekend in Frisco, Monster Mini golf was actually one of the highlights of the trip and the friendly staff made it all the better. If you're looking for a different, fun outing for you and the kids, go check out Monster Mini Golf.

As much as I am obsessed with the Barbie Mattel brand, I think the cost of this experience is a bit…read moreoverkill for the type of experience. It's located on the 2nd floor of the Stonebriar center, across from KidZania. The staff are all very pleasant. The cost per person was $44.00 and if you wanted to add the build-it Barbie customizable doll closet experience, it was an additional $55 per person. The actual entry includes varying interactive Barbie scenes such as her closet, space ship, the beach, pool (ball pit), her Barbie camper, music studio just to name a few. You basically take pics with different backdrops. It's nice but not at $44.00. I got the build-it add experience so I can review it. You will get a Barbie that's probably worth less than $10 in store. There weren't a lot of options to choose from. You get a beautiful commemorative box to put everything in. You get to pick 2 pairs of shoes, 3 accessories and only 2 clothing items, which means you get either 1 outfit or 2 dresses. I wish they gave the option to have two complete dress items. The outfits are not the high quality that you remember as a kid and the shoes are actually ill fitting for the Barbie's feet. Not worth $55 but for a little less would be a nice experience. When I went there was a spring break sale my entire ticket was 30% off, which made this experience a more appropriate for the price.

Wait for a discount on the Fever app. I brought a 12 and a…read more7 year old. The 12 year old was never Barbie obsessed but still enjoyed it. The app recommended 60 mins but 30-45 is more reasonable. It wasn't crowded and most all of the other patrons were considerate. Tons of photo opportunities! Some even brought their own lighting but no one took an unreasonable amount of time anywhere. No food or drinks allowed but there is a bathroom. Bring the hand sanitizer! There is a ball pit, drums to play, mic to sing, DJ and science area. The gift shop had Barbie's starting at $7 and going up to $55. Pencils w/ erasers were $3, potted plant in a Barbie vase were $12 or $15. Overall, it was cute but admission was a bit high IMO.

A good time was had but I don't ever need to go AGAIN! I second the notion that if you don't live…read morein Texas, don't come here just for THIS, not worth it. With that being said, my 9yo niece was celebrating her birthday with her 5yo brother. They stayed at the resort, I did NOT, as I do not have children and I wasn't paying those ridiculous prices. There are no single person rooms that I could tell, only family so my niece/nephew, sister-in-law and mother stayed in a suite with two full beds, one being the bottom bunk of a bunk bed. The place is cute and colorful. There is a restaurant on site of the hotel, gift shop, over packed pool, etc. I stayed at an Aloft about fifteen minutes away, also in Frisco. The resort is also on a toll road so if you're driving, know that! As for the park itself, I paid $76 for single day, adult ticket... Ridiculous IMO but it was for my nieces birthday! My family was able to enter at 9am, a perk of staying on site, I however, had to wait until 10am. Parking is $20-30 a day for those just visiting the park. Now as for the park itself, when they say 10am, they mean it, because they held the line until that very moment. You do have to go through metal detectors. I had a normal sized backpack full of water, juice and snacks and got through with no issues. We were immediately greeted by Gabby dancing and engaging the crowd. The rides are close but spread out at the same time in the various lands on the premises. We headed to minion area and they embarked on few rides and we hit Bikini Bottom where they met SpongeBob and a few of his friends! There is absolutely NOT enough shade! That could also use more seating, benches for the adults in those splash pad areas. The lines were fine, about a fifteen minute wait at each BUT once we got to the top of two, they both went down and needed to be repaired which took an additional twenty minutes each time, we waited when most just went on to the next ride. We ordered three hot dogs from Gooey Goobers. Two regular and one chili and cheese dog. The chili and cheese was an additional cost but they all came with fries, $28. Water and ice was throughout the park, you can bring your own cups or buy one! I didn't eat anything else while I was there, as I said, I had my own snacks! Like I said, if you don't live in Texas, don't bother, otherwise, have at it! There is no discount for Texas residents either but there are for military (active, retired, etc).

We visited Universal Kids resort uh in Frisco on a Sunday and arrived around 10:30 AM. The whole…read moreexperience was fantastic for families. Easy access right off the highway. Yes, you pay for parking, but that's standard for any amusement park. Arrive early if you don't want a long walk . The parking is well organized and smooth. I saw reviews complaining about the heat, but honestly even Universal studios can't control Texas weather. It's a brand‑new venue, so give the trees time to grow. There are plenty of shaded and covered areas, indoor/outdoor dining, misting stations, cooling stations, water refill spots, and splash pads for kids and adults. We joined in and had a blast. The staff was amazing from ticketing to security to performers. All wearing a smile with their new uniforms or costumes. Everyone was friendly and upbeat. The entertainers were genuinely talented with great choreography and energy. Lines were short, and the park even has sensory stations with benches and landscaping for anyone who needs a quiet break. Lots of food options , Mexican, Italian, burgers, pizza, and more. We had burgers and chicken nuggets, and everything was delicious. Dessert stations are everywhere. If you plan to return, get the season pass and definitely buy the refill cup ,unlimited refills and a big cup. We loved the rides, and the kids met all their favorite characters. Even I got a photo with SpongeBob and the Minions. The shops are well stocked with toys, backpacks, clothing, and accessories. Tips for Texas Heat: Wear light clothing, hats, sunscreen, and bring bathing suits/towels for the splash pads. Bring water bottles and consider a fan/spray bottle . they sell large ones for around $20. Plenty of bathrooms throughout the park, all clean and stocked. After all the water we drank, I think we tried most of them. Overall this park is perfectly sized for its age group, thoughtfully designed, and staffed by people who care. We made so many great memories. Highly recommend for families visiting Frisco.

This place is amazing for toddlers but not enough engaging for older kids. The place is well…read moreorganized and has mat all over, so little ones don't get hurt, so decent on safety aspect. However the double ripple slide is little steep for toddlers. Would recommend to watch when little ones slide on that. The bubble tub is great, but has cleaniliness challenges. No food options, so eat before you take little ones for fun relaxed time. The place is not too big to exhaust the children, but could be fun for 2hrs easy.

This place is so clean and fun! Brought my two grandkids here because it's so hot outside. They…read morehad an absolute blast! It wasn't too crowded and the kids were all well behaved here. Will definitely bring them back. And I highly recommend it to the other Nanas out there!

This is one of my toddlers favorite places to have an indoor few hours of fun! The location is…read morealways clean and the staff is always nice. You can never go wrong with taking your kiddos to Chuck E. Cheese. Getting the fun pass where you can unlimited times per month is a great deal as well!

Decided to treat my two year-old daughter and nine month old niece plus family to a day at Chuck E…read more Cheese. We used my sister's military discount, which gave us 45E tickets, a large pizza and four fountain drinks. We upgraded to an extra large pizza for three dollars, and it was more than enough for four adults a two-year-old and a baby. Lol. The pizza was delicious! And the E tickets were more than enough to entertain my daughter and niece. I noticed that birthday packages are very affordable as well. I think we will be celebrating my daughter's 3rd year birthday here! For an affordable day out with family, I highly recommend.

The check in was a little hectic since there were parents/guardians who seemed to have questions…read more Or maybe they didn't pre sign the waiver online. At any rate, the staff is professional and patient. Iris helped us check in and pay for our socks and she was great. When we entered the gates, Lauren gave us a tour of the facilities mentioning the cafe, cubbies, private event rooms, family bathrooms, nursing room, and quiet space for when the kiddos need a break from all of the stimulation. It's definitely geared towards kids and not babies or toddlers. The toddler area is about 1/3 of the main playground area but the rest is for a slightly older crowd, not that they limit based on age. Which is a nice touch since all kids develop at different rates. The free weekend was a great way for us to check out the business to see if the membership made sense for our family. Thanks for hosting, Cloudbound Frisco!

Cory and Melina are so helpful and my little one loves playing here!! We just had to get a…read moremembership. It's so clean and nice on the interior. We love cloudbound!

This is the coolest free indoor playground I've seen in a while! Don't be alarmed of how small it…read morelooks from the outside or inside, it packs a MEAN PUNCH! Those slides in there especially the blue one is adult sized and oh so fun! I went down it a few times an almost had whiplash from the speed and all the twist and turns! And it feels like the slide goes foreverrrrr. The entire playhouse is tall enough for adults to play inside which is hardly ever the case at most places! It was jam packed full of people by the time we left, and we got there right when it opened at 10am. Check in is a breeze. You tell the nice lady behind the counter your name and kids name and they give you a sticker. If it's your first time you simply fill out a form and then get the same sticker. Shoes have to remain on and it is located inside what looks to be a mega church! Ample parking and very nice parents who go there.

The indoor playground at Prestonwood Baptist has REOPENED and offers FREE fun to the public 5 days…read morea week (not including during Sunday services). The sweet spot for this playground is probably 3-6 years, but there is plenty to do for the younger ages too. The max age for entry is 10. There are slides, climbing areas, and a rubber-bottomed hill for the kids to run up and roll down. Despite being fully closed in, the play area is bright and doesn't feel cramped at all (in comparison to Irving Bible Church's THE TUBES). Everything was exceptionally clean. The playground is open M-F from 10a-4p. It is free and open to the public, but you must check in at the desk in front of the play area before entering. No food or drinks in the play area and children MUST wear shoes. This was a bit of a drive for us, so I packed a lunch and after the kids had their fill of the playground, we headed over to the indoor eating area on the opposite side of the church ("The Commons") to eat. Overall a great morning of free fun - THANK YOU Prestonwood Baptist Church!