Super fun for the kids, here. And, parents can take a break on the side of the play area. Also, love Fresh Brothers pizza delivery. They have great salads, too!! Best thing about this place is that, unlike a lot of other indoor playspaces that only service private parties on the weekends, Adventurplex is open to the public. read more

HIGHLY RECOMMEND for a birthday party!!! EVERYTHING was taken care of for us - from the food, decorations, cakes, party favors, and they even helped us load all the presents in the car for us! I did not have to lift a finger, and actually got to ENJOY my kid's birthday. *gasp* For 3 year olds, the toddler town was perfect - clean enclosed space for the little ones to run around in. There was a kitchen, store, and farm. There were volunteers that cleaned up the space as the LOs played. LOVE. Because there were a few older kids, we added the option for them to play in the structure downstairs - so everyone had a good time. The whole package was a little pricey - about $1000 for about 20 kids. We did split the cost with another little girl with the same birthday, so it was 100% worth it! read more

I've frequented Scooter's Jungle and Pump It Up enough times over the last several years, but have only gone to AdventurePlex once. Although AdventurePlex seems like a nicer facility on the outside, I quickly found that I preferred the other venues for kids' birthday parties. The helpers at the other places are more helpful and cheery than here, and the dining room here is quite barren with fold out tables and chairs. Their main climbing structure is pretty big, but that's the highlight. They have up to 4 birthday parties going simultaneously, so there are all sorts of kids from different groups of friends and ages trampling over each other in the climbing gym. They also have a basketball court with different height rims for the kids to play with. However, despite having a couple of full size 10" baskets, ALL of their basketballs are lopsided and have ripped seams. So despite the location and seemingly newer building that houses AdventurePlex, this place is pretty low end overall. read more

Ive been bringing my daughter to adventure plex since they first opened toddler town. And my daughter and I have loved it ever since. She loves coming here to play. She also takes classes. The place is nice, bathrooms are always clean. The staff is super sweet. A couple of the front desk members know my daughter, as soon as she comes in they ALWAYS greet her. Feels nice to have your daughter noticed. Since we are always here. I like how their prices are fair, and they don't charge parents to come in like other places. Adverture plex is doing a good job! read more

I wish zero was an option. Don't get me wrong, my kids have fun here but here's why I as a parent dislike this place with a passion. First of all 3 years ago I decided to try this place with my one year old son, they have a baby/toddler area... I had a Starbucks in hand (having kids is exhausting) and before we were properly greeted the front desk girl shouts at me "you can't have that", I told her I wasn't aware and it was full and I paid $5 for it so I would be happy to leave it at the desk area, she told me no, I could either throw it away or leave, I couldn't believe it. So I left. Another time I tried to go there and the baby area was a total disaster, one year old tripping all over toys and older kids going in and out running over the babies even though there's a max age of 3, none of the staff did a thing about it, I ended up asking the kids to play elsewhere, not my job. Another time I returned the latch on the baby area gate was broken so all the little ones were trying to escape, made for a very stressful time for us parents. I came another time and it was STILL broken so I decided to speak to the manager about it.... He said it was "unfixable"?? Didn't seem like he cared at all, curt and rude. Now I have 2 sons, 19 months and 4 years so we have been going often... Many times the basketball court is "closed" but nothing blocking it off so the kids go into the court, the players get upset (grown men) and complain to staff, kids cry because they want to shoot hoops too.... Simple solution is a retractable screen/gate across the opening to the court... But they can't seem to figure anything out except to upset kids and adults. Then there's the stairs up to the workout area, very steep and not an area for kids yet it's not blocked so kids run up and down, my one year old thinks its a play area so he climbs them, so dangerous... Again a simple retractable screen/gate would keep children out of that area, off the stairs but nope. Today we go in to find a huge blow up obstacle course is set up on the basketball court, looked like great fun but we were told it was closed and only for certain kids for a camp or something? They had a white board sign saying "closed" which will do nothing to keep kids out. My one year old immediately went to that area curious and a rude worker shouts "you can't be in there!" I was obviously retrieving my child, relax 16 year old. So i spent the next 10 minutes trying to keep my kids out of there... Finally I asked for the manager to complain that they need a way besides some sign to keep the kids from going in (such as the retractable screen I keep mentioning) she went on and on about building codes, fire codes and then decided she would stand there and stand watch until the event started hours later. Seems like a poor use of a managers day.... She also had the nerve to say this statement "my staff don't need the backlash"???? You mean a parent voicing a concern and suggestion? That's backlash?? How about I as a parent who pays a monthly membership fee doesn't need all this aggravation at a kids play place especially not the attitude from teenagers about my coffee or being on the basketball court. This place is just poorly run. By the way, baby area gate still broken 4 years later, even the buzzer doors don't work properly, they stay open letting the kids escape. And the play structure area smells.... Bad. I wish my kids hated this place like I do.... read more

I brought my son here when he was 4 months old. Second time I brought him with a friend 2 weeks ago and now he's 2 1/2. He can play here forever. We paid $5 for 2 hours. We stayed a little longer but they didn't say anything. They did say something about our bucket of KFC. Hence 4 stars, but that's their rule, no outside food. We ordered a pizza, which was ok. What's also great is that the play structure has a specific area for toddlers so they wont be in the way of the older kids. They even have parents' night out. You pay $25 for dropping you kids off from 5:30-9:00. They do activities and eat dinner. It's for kids 3 and up. Sounds like it's cheaper hiring a babysitter right? read more

Like Yelp says, 3 stars is "A-OK". Just okay, really. For just $10, your little one and one adult get to run around in a giant playplace for 2 hours. It includes use of the basketball court if it's not reserved for an organized game. Additional adults can come, but they can't play in the playplace without an additional fee. My mom and I took my 6 yr old cousin, Ryan, to burn off some energy. The man at the check-in desk had a great attitude. I don't remember his name, but he was a supervisor and he interacted really well with my little cousin. However, he was a bit sketchy. He talked about how "healthy" the cafe is, which isn't necessarily true. Also, when it came time to sign the risk waiver, he said "this just states that there are inherent risks at places like this. Just go ahead and sign the bottom". Um, if I'm signing away rights, I need a moment to read the document, thanks. You're a supervisor and you should know better. Here are some things I feel REALLY need to be improved upon: -There is almost zero supervision from the staff as far as making sure people comply with the rules. In our two hours there, only one employee came in. She yelled at one person for not having socks and then left in a huff when the kid didn't hear her. -The play area needs far more seating, especially on the weekends. There were 7 tables and 2 bar tables. There were about 10 additional families standing because there wasn't room. -Don't pitch your cafe as "super healthy" just because you don't serve soda. There is a big display of cookies right at kid-height. Plus, there are chicken nuggets, grilled cheese sandwiches, tater tots and frozen pizzas. Sure, there are a few salads, but they're topped with a ton of fatty items. You're about as healthy as McDonalds. Some tips to remember - -If you have little girls who like to wear skirts/dresses, please bring some shorts or pants for them. People will be able to see up your daughter's skirt/dress whenever they look up to check on their kid. Gross. -Your shoes go in the cubby boxes to the right of the play entrance. Please model good behavior to your children and others by putting them where they belong. Do not kick them off right at the entrance and cause a tripping hazard. -Control your children. Other parents are not there to babysit your child. You need to check in on them and make sure they're not hogging the different stations or pelting people with balls. -Adults are allowed to climb in the structure, too! Bring socks and wear something comfortable. -Wifi is free. Just ask someone at the front desk for a password. Not a bad place to come once in a while. From the photos I saw of similar places (Kid Concepts, Under the Sea), this location seems cleaner, larger and more state-of-the-art. read more

This place is cool, but probably better for kids aged 3+. It's pretty good value and loads of staff to keep toys in order continuously. The Lazy Acres set up for toddlers is really great but not a whole lot more for toddlers to play with. I would go back but probably only monthly rather than weekly. read more

My kids and I have been visiting AdventurePlex for the last year and a half. It is a great place to burn off some energy on cold or really warm days when the park is not an option. My review focuses on the climbing structure and play area for toddlers and kids. We have not taken any sports classes here as my children are too young. AdventurePlex is partially subsidized through the Beach Cities Health District so the prices are very reasonable. It is $5 per child under 5 years old for all day play. Parents don't have to pay and children under 1 do not have to pay. If you are a member of any of the participating MOMS clubs you can save 10% on admission. If you come for the last hour of the day (at 5 pm), it is half price. We often visit at 5 pm after work and until recently I paid $2.25 for 1 hour of play for my older child and nothing for my baby (due to him being under 1 and b/c I get the 10% discount). Can't beat that price! Even at $4.50 for both kids for the last hour it is really great because that is often when the kids need to get some energy out before dinner. In addition, if you attend any of the South Bay Music Together classes, you can stay and play after for free. When you walk in there is a front desk area that will check you in and there are two swinging gate type doors that are unlocked by a buzzer controlled by the front desk. The front desk will give you wrist bands for you and your kids if you want, but they don't ask to check the writs bands upon leaving the complex. Immediately in front of you when you enter is the private dining area for birthday parties and events. As you walk to your right, there is a dining area that has tables and vending machines. The kitchen has been permanently closed since Fresh Brothers now delivers to AdventurePlex instead. As you pass the dining area, you enter the play area where there is a large 5 story climbing structure geared towards kids that are 2-3 and above. My daughter loves this structure. She is almost 3, but she prefers for me to join her and due to having a 1 year old, I often cannot. She can manage the entire climbing structure on her own and there are two large slides at the top of the structure which are fun for adults as well. There is also a large ball pit, a zip line and other balance-type features in the climbing area. Below the climbing area there is a toddler section for 0-3 year olds, although often older children are in here which makes it a bit unsafe for younger babies and kids. This area has a variety of soft foam toys, which are a bit worn and could use replacement. There is a ball pit and a small slide. There are a few other soft foam ride on toys. When my daughter was younger she enjoyed playing here. However my 1 year old son is not as big of a fan and is always trying to escape. In addition to the play areas, there are a large number of tables for the adults to sit and monitor older kids or for everyone to eat together after playing. Although there is a sign that says no outside food is allowed, I have never seen this enforced and parents often bring snacks and drinks for their kids and I have as well. There is one other area for the kids to play. When you first enter the complex, if you go left from the lobby area there is a reading nook under the staircase with a large rug and a variety of books for a range of ages (from board books to paperbacks). There is also a wooden lakeshore table with chairs and a plastic table and chairs a number of picnic benches. There are some puppet type toys here. My daughter likes to play here after she's done burning some energy in the climbing structure. Behind this area is a room for classes, like South Bay Music Together and if you keep walking past the reading nook there is a gymnasium for basketball and volleyball. I have seen the girls club volleyball team practicing here. If no games/practice are going on, it appears to be free for use to anyone. My kids are still little but a couple of times we have gone in to shoot some hoops. Overall we love AdventurePlex because it has a variety of activities and it is extremely cheap. Some areas for improvement would include: cleanliness, updating toys/books/activities, and considering reopening the kitchen because not everyone wants to order pizza! read more

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My daughter is 3 and today was the 3rd time we've been since she was 14 months. My review is only for the indoor playground. Every time we've been here it's always clean, but it smells like a gym. Then again... you've got sweaty kids getting a workout in the giant obstacle course. The bathrooms are kept clean as are the tables where the parents sit. Pros: -reasonably priced $5 under 3 and $10 3+ -clean -free wifi -fun climbing structure even adults can fit Cons: -no outside food except Fresh Bro delivery -cafe closed, only vending machine snacks Recommended for brave and active 2 yr olds but mostly kids 3+. Their toddler area is a bit lacking but I read they're making improvements in that area. read more

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Drove over to AdventurePlex for the first time today and I can proudly say that it is the best indoor playground that I've been to hands down. Admission price is $10 which for everything that you have access to is an amazing price point. There is an upstairs toddler area equipped with pretend shopping carts, supermarket, kitchen, cleaning supplies, and everything is immaculate and organized. I was very, very impressed and will make an effort to be back at least twice a month. I highly recommend coming if you have little kids and toddlers alike. read more

I'm dropping a star based on the abysmally poor attitude of all 3 employees I encountered at AdventurePlex last Thursday. The two people working the front desk both clearly did not want to be there. The previous times I have been here, a super nice woman checked us in. Even to push the button to allow us out seemed like too much "work" for these girls. People like that should not be working the front desk at a fun, kid's place. The person working inside the structure also seemed to HATE her job. She was "cleaning" up tables and keeping a loose eye on the structures. I wiped down our table with my own cleaning wipes before our kids snacked. It was grossly dirty!!! They do a terrible job cleaning up at this location. They just use some spray Lysol and paper towels to surface dust. If you saw how much dirt was on my disinfecting wipe, you would not want your kids to eat there. The kids, of course, did not notice any of the above and had a great time. I hope management picks new employees. I will definitely not do the drop off Parent's Night/Day, now that I can clearly see the level of care my son would receive. OLD REVIEW: The 5 story structure is GREAT fun... When it isn't too busy. My little guy loves it here, and so do I. My son is only 2 and can easily be plowed down by kids that are just 3 or 4. I don't know what it will be like when school age kids are in the mix. I won't be there then. I personally love going down the super slippery slides. I am still a big kid, and this giant jungle gym is fun. He likes the toddler (3 and under) area. It is superbly boring as an adult, but it is nice that the little ones have a "safe" space from the bigger kids. Bring SOCKS!!! I did not have a pair my first time here. They sell them for $3. Admission is $5 for under 3 and $10 for over. I don't think I would take my son here often when he is older. This seems better suited for younger kids. They have a parents day/night off that has very reasonable prices. I was excited to utilize this service when my son turns 3, but based on some reviews I don't think I will. There has not been much, if any, supervision by staff when I have been there. I can't imagine leaving a 3 year old to tough it out with a bunch of older kids rough housing. There is also a book and quiet time area. My son is not that type, so I can't say much about it. read more

Pros: -Inexpensive: $5 per child! Can't beat that. -Relatively Clean -Lots of great and interesting climbing structures -Nice staff -convenient parking Cons: -Can get really crowded with lots of unsupervised kids -no enforcement/policing of the 3 and under area to ensure that older kids aren't in there trampling the younger kids. - even though there's a rule to wear socks at all times, again no enforcement. Pretty gross having sweaty feet where your kid is crawling and laying. - it's pretty small, there's a lot of vertical space but overall the climbing structure is limited in space. I do like this place on a rainy weekday, but I don't love the in-attentive parents who either are typing on computers, chatting and sipping on coffee and not watching their kids. Every time we've been here there's been at least one or two aggressive children literally pushing and hitting other kids, with no parent in sight. Not a fault of adventure plex but there should be some policing by staff. read more

Fun place for kids to hang out. My kids are 2 and 4 years old. The adventure climbing area was just ok. While it was a good size, it was condensed and felt cramped. The area for parents to sit and watch was small as well. I prefer the openness at scooters jungle. Toddler town was awesome. Spacious and there are people there always reorganizing and putting things away so it always felt like a fresh experience for the kids at the different stations. The people working there were really kind and helpful. Wonderful area. Check in took longer than i expected for the first time (20min). But $10 per child for drop in play was not bad. We did not check out the other rooms during this trip. Overall good experience. read more

Update - I have to upgrade to 4 stars because of the new Toddler Town. It's clean, well-lit, safe, and my two-year old loves it. The "grocery store" part is the most awesome and with this addition I don't mind the price increase at all. There are a lot of staff in there while the kids play keeping it clean as they go, and one girl actually played with my daughter and danced with her when a Frozen song came on. Super cool. Then we ventured over to the play structure for the last part of our stay and unfortunately had to cut it short after only a few minutes because there was an employee directly above us spraying some kind of disinfectant straight down onto us. All the toddlers were coughing and I couldn't risk it because I recently had lung surgery so we just left. Don't get me wrong, I like the fact that they clean the place.. but I would suggest they wait until nobody is in the play area before they start spraying chemicals in the direction of little kids. I would also suggest they have an employee posted at BOTH upstairs gates because a lady today walked out and left it open behind her and my speedy child ran out after her and followed her all the way around to the elevator. Her bad- -------------------------------------------------- My daughter loved this place. She would've stayed here all day if we gave her the option to! The price was great.. $5 for two hours of play and my husband and I could both go in the toddler area and play with her. The not-so-cool part was the older kids that they allowed in this area. Bigger boys cannon-ball jumping in the ball pit where 18mth old babies are sitting in is very dangerous and these kids were being supervised by an older kid who was also playing with them (going down the slide etc.) Staff definitely should be more aware of this happening because I'd love to bring my daughter back here but will absolutely be scoping out the scene first this time to see what bigger kids are in that area. read more

Very cool place. My kids always have a blast here. Now 1 of my kids is doing the rock climbing. Tons of fun. Kevin worked with them today and was superb. Many thx!! read more

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My son loves going there and I've been taking him there since he was 3. I would take him as long as we're in town. But, they made a huge mistake that they did not call me first when my son got injured. They always said everything was fine and he had fun till my son told me something happened. He wasn't having fun and got the crying sad face on when he saw me picking him up that night. Those staff was still saying "oh he was fine till now" What the $%^$ were you saying that he was fine? His finger was all swollen and bruise coz his finger joint was not in the right place anymore and he was in pain . Don't they have common sense that they should call the parents and inform them first no matte what? I think this company seriously should hire someone better than those inexperience staff to watch the kids. I'm still really upset about this. To all the parents, Please think extra carefully before you leave your kids there alone for the nights out. read more

I came here on a Living Social deal.. $15 (reg. $25) for what they call "Parents Night Out". It's from 5:30-9 and you drop your kids off for the night. Kids get to play in their awesome play structure, do arts & crafts, watch a movie, and it even includes a healthy dinner. When I came to pick up my daughter at 9:00, she didn't want to leave! The staff was super friendly, involved and accomodating. It was an all around good experience.. :) read more

This is a really fun play area for kids that range from 2 to 12. Teen might thing of this place for baby or that there too grown for Adventure Plex. It reminds me of a upscale chunky cheese because it's cleaner, nothing's falling apart, and pizza that's actually great. They have Fresh Brother pizza, yum! I came here with my God daughter who is 3 for a 2 year old birthday party. I would 100% recommend for a birthday party it's so nice to have someone els round up the kiddos for when it's time for pizza, cake, and for when it's time to leave and collect there goody bags. They hand out the pizza slices and cake and when your all done you just go, they clean up everything! How great! I however an taking of a star because a kid had a nose bleed and I guess none of the workers were jumping at the chance to clean it up. I had to climb up quickly to help that poor kid down then hurt back up to stop the other kids from going and stepping on the blood. My sister informed them quickly and stop kids from climbing up because the staff too over five minutes to start to do something. My socks were covered in blood because that kid was bleeding in a Kill Bill manner, I had to throw them away. They had socks available for purchase with us nice if you forget to bring socks however I think in my case I should have been given socks free of charge. All else aside my Goddaughter had a great time. read more

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This place was a hit with my 4 year old! He loved playing in the little pretend grocery store and foam pit, but his favorite area was the giant indoor obstacle course. When we first went to the obstacle course he was hesitant about going in and seemed to be overwhelmed by the huge structure. It wasn't until one of their helpful team members named, Jared came to offer going into the obstacle course with him to show him around until he gained the confidence to happily roam around and play on his own. Thank you Jared! Additionally, the rest of the team was very friendly and helpful as well. read more

For $5 per toddler, you can let your child go wild here when it's cold or raining outside. They have a play area (two sections - under 3s and over 4s), a reading area and an basketball court. I didn't see it but I think they have rock climbing and various other stuff for older kids outside. Also a little cafe with lunch items. I understand other reviewers disappointment with older kids coming into the toddler area. They were doing that today and my 22 month old son got knocked over and jumped on quite a few times. It was annoying and dangerous to watch. But I can't say that AdventurePlex has to take the blame. I mean, that could happen in a playground or elsewhere. Parents should be supervising at all times so I think it's the responsibility of each parent to watch what their child is doing. Maybe to improve the situation, they could completely separate the under 3s area so older kids can't go in. Maybe have it in a separate room? But even with all this drama, my son loved it here! The indoor basketball court is great because there is a box in the corner full of different types of balls and kids can just take whatever and be let loose in the room. My son was loving it! One complaint is that their selection of books, although vast, was not catered to my son's age. We found maybe two or three books but none were iterating enough to keep my son's attention. We have a lot of books at home and he loves each and every one of them. But books here seemed out of date. There was also an outdoor seating area where we sat down for a break to get a drink and a snack. I saw two birthdays going on in there too. Overall I would really recommend this place. read more

This place gets super busy during the summer and on a rainy day. My experience varies between 4.5 stars and 2.5, all depends on how busy it is. For the value of buy 5 get one free, I give it a 3.5 star. The place is entirely indoors with good lighting. It has a huge play structure, similar to ones for Mc Donald's, for kids over 3, and a section for under 3. Good visibility through the structure. I can get in there and follow my toddler around. There is another area with books and puzzles. There is also a basketball court. The concession has limited staff, drinks, and food. You can bring your own food and drinks. In the summer, they hold summer camps, which means there is a huge number of kids running wild on the play structure all day. Not much can the staff do, but younger kids can get pushed around easily. The place smells by the end of the day because of the number of kids and their socks. The bathrooms are like a war zone. Two time out of three, the staff couldn't look up our information in their system. The play structure is getting used quite a bit and getting worn. read more

I think it's a really fun place & kids love it. I just thought it was extremely expensive for a birthday party for what you get. $750 for use of the playroom (that is open to the public as well) and the party room with food and cake. If I'd just paid the $10 fee for each kid, that would've been $200. So $550 for the party room/food/cake? None of the kids were offered "goodies" (in lieu of goodie bags) on their way out so that was disappointing. I'd go back for sure, but not for another party. read more

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The staff is unprofessional, they don't know what good customer service is. The toddler area is dirty and very cuestionable parents!!!

I think the place is okay. Pros: Fun for kids to climb around. Cons: The slides are fun, but they are kind of dangerous. The slides are designed inside the play structure so it's hard to monitor any accidents that happen. Kids will be kids and they will like to climbing up the slide instead of going down. When I was there I heard employees several times telling the kids to not climb up the slides. I also saw a few people getting hit coming down the slide. Unlike most slides, you can't really slow down or control your speed. There is a net above, and you will be tempted to use it to slow down. However, if you do, you might get a bad fricton burn/blister like I did. I tried to slow down when I saw a mother and child at the bottom of the slide just sitting there. Again, it's a fun place, but it's a hard place to monitor your kids inside the play structure. read more

$5?! Yes!! Fun for toddlers and parents! I'm sad their gym is closing! I don't think they marketed it well enough because I would have definitely joined for $30 a month and worked out while they watched my child! That's awesome! Bring it back!!! Please! Oy downside is it was crowded on a Saturday and that the gym is closing :( read more

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Love this place! I sent my daughter for the summer program. She was nervous and didn't know what to expect. She is having such a great time with it. She has a fear of heights but is managing by participating on the rock wall and rope course. Yoga on Mondays, beach on Tuesday and an outing! What more could you want for the summer. read more

Last week, on a week day, I brought my 8 month old son here. It cost $5 for 2 hours. The area set aside for him to play was a small area, not as big as I expected. It was no bigger than my living room. The reason I wanted to check the place out was because I wanted a large clean, safe, soft area for him to crawl till his heart's desire. There was a small ball pit, one slide, and a couple of other things. All I'm saying is that, at least at Chuck E Cheese's I can put $5 into rides and games instead. read more

My friend had an incident where her car window was smashed in the small lot and was told by management there are NO cameras on the premises. A place that has KIDS that could be abducted or hurt has ZERO surveillance. If you had a toddler/little one I am sure the younger kiddos day time hours are fine but otherwise this place is NOW THE PITS and I say this as someone who used to go a lot. Last few times, WAY overcrowded, basketball closed, place over booked, now a 2 hour limit, ZERO consideration for customers that they won't let you bring in outside lunch supposedly and all these restrictions. GET IT TOGETHER already! read more

Loved it!! My toddler had so much fun! The upstairs area is very clean & all the toys were great. Have been back 3xs after first visit Tomorrow im bringing my sister with her toddler too. Im sure she will love it too. read more

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Bought a groupon for this ropes course and rock wall. It was pretty fun but the ropes course was a little short. Most of the people here are kids for their birthday party but they also host corporate events as well. The staff are super nice and accommodating. You gotta bring your energetic spirit if you're not normally athletic. It's a work out for us cubicle dwellers. read more

I have a 3 year old and this review is about open play. The place is very attractive, with many activities to choose from. My daughter always has a great time. My only problem is that it's not a very pleasant place for the parents to hang out. The air feels stiff, especially in the area of the big climbing structure where there is also a little bit of a smell. They keep the place clean, so I think it's because it is not aired properly. Also, it gets very loud when a lot of kids are present (acoustics), and the area where parents / caretakers can sit isn't very nice or comfortable. read more

Extremely cool place for the kids. Two hours of playtime is sufficient for the kids. Perfect when its to hot to go to the park. Kids had a blast and we enjoyed them having fun too. Very clean place and friendly service. read more

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What a fun place! Three of us adventurous adults decided to give the Ropes Course Groupon a try, and we all had a great time! All of the staff were very friendly and helpful, and Shana was the best! She guided us through the ropes course, let us try different things (fall and get back up), and gave us detailed instructions on how everything worked. We then tried the rock climbing walls and some routes were quite challenging. It only took us an hour before we were all pretty tired from the activities. The ropes course is covered in trees so it was not very visible from the streets; we're sure more people will visit if they knew about it. Thanks for a fun afternoon! read more

Me and my 2 year old daughter go to a lot of places like this. Toddler town is kept very clean and very organized. They have someone on the floor cleaning the entire time they are smiling and interactive with the kids. Our experience here was great and we will definitely come back. read more

This place is absolutely a must go to with kids! They have amazing staff that are so accommodating. Can't thank Jasmine and Michael enough for all they do! If you are considering this place for a birthday party for kids it is fantastic and ask for Jasmine or Michael they will take excellent care of you and your guests. read more

I think whether or not you have a good experience at this place depends on the day you go. I originally went on a Friday and my kids loved Toddler Town (there is a pretend supermarket, a playhouse and other activities to keep my kids entertained). I was excited to take them back, but this time we went on a weekend and it was so crowded it was not enjoyable. We could not even get near the play structure and toddler town was packed. If I went again, it would have to be during a weekday, so there would be a lot less people. read more

Took my kids here with my husband on a gloomy day. My kids loved it so much! I love the different sections and how parents can stay literally for hours. Our kids were snoring all the way home. The staff is super friendly and nice. read more

What a gem! We hosted my son's birthday party here on Sunday 4/10/16. It was a great experience. The event coordinators Jasmine and Carina were great, they kept in constant contact with we and were very accommodating with my request. I usually have parties at my house so its harder for me to let go of the control and allow someone else to take over the planning, but they did an amazing job. My two party host were so sweet and energetic. They were on top of everything! I noticed that all the other staff were also very willing to help and were doing a great job of keeping the whole place clean and safe for the kids. Which as a parent is so important to me. I also found out they have a drop of babysitting night on Fridays and Saturdays. Its cheaper than a babysitter! Thank you AdventurePlex for hosting a great party for my son. We will be back! read more

I am downgrading this place a star because check in seriously takes way too long especially if you are behind folks who've never been there before... tip Adventureplex... have them fill out a form! Then you can enter in all the information into your system more efficiently instead of asking and having the person have to spell everything to you... takes forever! Meanwhile I am waiting to go in for a timed class that we were almost late for... eventually I just busted in and waitied on the other side so the person behind the counter would get the hint (she didn't)... by the time she wristbanded the group ahead of us and we got our on it must have been 15 minutes! Unacceptable! Especially when they have timed classes. read more