Some friends with little ones invited us for a play date here since their kids are 6 and 18 months…read more My child is 7 and almost near the "too big for this place" age, but there are several pretend play areas and a few rideable cars she was able to get into and she loved the ball pit with the interactive wall tubes and screen. We did not bring socks so we had to buy them there for $2.50, so for around $18, we were able to go in with our child for 2 hours. 2 adults are free with one child's admission price. I feel like socks should've been included, but you are allowed to bring in your own from home and they don't have to be grip bottom socks. You are given a colored armband that indicates the time you need to leave. 4 stars because there were a lot of coin operated rides/games/machines to play with, however some of them were out of order (carousel, VR game) or were pay to play (air hockey, and another car type of vehicle). The decor and theming was impressive and there were two areas in the back where they had set up for parties that were not happening at the time of our visit. I liked how each set up for the parties came with huge balloon garland that color coordinated with the theme. A thunderstorm rolled through the area while we were there, and it was a nice reminder of why we chose an indoor activity to enjoy today. We spent an hour and 45 minutes there before we had to go, and of course our kids were reluctant to leave! I was also able to capture my friend's baby standing and walking while pushing a baby doll stroller which was very exciting! I would recommend this place if you're looking for an indoor, air conditioned, clean and safe environment for kids aged 18 months to age 7 or 8, this place should be on the list.

It's very crowded on the weekends, but my daughter really enjoys herself when we go! The staff is…read morefriendly and well organized!

Millie Moo's is a cool enough concept that is in a somewhat off the beaten path area. What I mean…read moreis that it is away from traditional shopping areas and is in a more industrial setting, but it is s cool place to visit overall. The staff are friendly and again, definitely a cool concept. This is a great place for kids to have a blast.

We've been to Millie Moo's a few times now and it's always a hit with the kids (and honestly, not…read morebad for parents either ). The place is clean, well-maintained, and the staff? Always friendly and on top of things! One thing I really like is their 2-hour play slot system, followed by a 30-minute full clean and sanitize break. It makes me feel way more confident about hygiene, especially with little ones running around everywhere. The food is a pleasant surprise too with organic, vegan, and vegetarian options. I definitely recommend the avocado toast, soooo good! Although, it's a bit on the smaller side and can get crowded during peak times, my twins always have a blast. Good to go once in a while, so that kids dont get bored of same activity.

What a great place. Tons of activities. Everything is in great condition. The staff is really…read morefriendly. Four year old has been wanting to go to a trampoline park for the last year but I was worried with all the big kids he would get hurt. After doing some research learned this place has the little leapers program. Only kids under 6. He had the best time and we will be back.

Unbelievable how the staff police the parents and kids. Staff are so board they harass folks not…read moredoing anything wrong. For sitting in a massage chair, to jumping in own socks. Fun for sure. But the policing of the paying customer left a bad taste in mouth. I teach my kids to mind there own business and don't bother strangers. These folks should learn the same.

Monkey Joe's was a popular party location during my generations childhood. Providing a family…read morefriendly arcade space, bounce houses, play areas, and party spaces. I hadn't been to this location in over a decade and now I'm coming with the toddlers in my family! It has not changed much in terms of set up, arcade games, etc. so it is in need of a renovation but she still had a fun time. You can visibly see the wear and tear on numerous machines and even the logo sign outside. We went right at opening and the hostess was welcoming, reminded us of all the safety rules, and we had the entire space to ourselves for a good 15 minutes before more families started trickling in. I especially liked that for security reasons they file each adult and child's name, plus everyone gets wristbands with matching numbers written by the hostess upon entry. $11 for an hour of play is a pretty great deal especially on International Drive.

Awesome place to bring your kids to get them tired! I came…read moreon a Saturday morning when they first opened at 10am and it was empty. It's $9.99 for kids under two which is an amazing deal! Can't wait to come back!

My son and I loved this place. It was our first time going to an indoor play area. We had so much…read morefun. The manager and teacher for that day were so kind. The area is always kept clean. It's a great place for kids to interact with each other and learn at the same time. They have options for monthly membership visits as well as drop in visits. I definitely recommend this place and I will be back again!

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Walking into Galaxy Skateway, the first thing you smell is the 90s. I don't know if it's the…read morecarpets I walked upon in '93 or the rental skate spray, but there's a certain aroma that transports me back to a time when the only thing to do in Melbourne as a kid was to skate in endless circles. The walls are hues of yellows and blues that come from a JC Penny catalog circa 1990. The skate floor is a faded blue, and the sound of clanking roller skates fills the area only to be drowned out by the blasting music of contemporary pop hits. The sounds clash between yesterday and today. There are a few phone screens that glow underneath hand-drawn cartoon characters. But that's the charm. Galaxy Skateway doesn't pretend to be something new. It embraces what it is, a time capsule of what life was like. Going to the snack bar, you're greeted with a menu board with plastic blue letters, and you get a discount when you pay with cash. When my daughters walked into the skate rink, one thing that stood out was how many people were just... skating. People weren't on the sidelines looking at screens. All that was there was a DJ and simple skating games like Four Corners and Stoplight. Cliché songs from the 90s like "The Macarena" played as people rolleed past, all under the flashing neon lights. To me, it was a piece of nostalgia for a time long since gone. It doesn't have updated features and the building looks straight out of the 90s, but that's the point. You don't go to Galaxy Skateway to experience the 21st century. You go there to experience what life was like before Steve Jobs walked out on stage with his iPhone.

I came here last night with a group of friends and had a great time. The rink is pretty big. I'm…read morenot a fan of the short Friday hours of 7-10pm but it's alright. Getting in is super easy, just give them cash and you can walk right in. Unfortunately my night was caught super short because someone had a medical emergency and the ambulance and cops were called. I believe the kids were constantly fighting too, which really took away from the experience.

Parent Rating = 3 Kid Rating = 5 (which is I guess is all…read morethat matters) The Crayola Experience is a great place to keep your entertained on a rainy day! Everything is indoors and even though the space is massive it is not overly crowded which is great. Favorite activities included: - Glow in the dark wax painting - Creating and naming your own crayon - Decorating your own Scribble - Selfie and photo stations everywhere (my daughter especially loved the sketch bots) - And of course the gift shop! We were able to get discounted tickets off Groupon. We spent about three hours there.

The business is attached to a mall and due to the bright crayons colors it was reasonably easy to…read morefind. Parking was free and easy with a lot of spots nearby. We arrived mid week and there was no line. Not sure if there is more of a hustle on the weekend. There are a few things to do such as a label experience, a drawing experience, and a crate gym. Food is similar to a movie theater (popcorn and candies). Staff was kind & patient. I don't think it was worth $30 per person for one day. But it is worth $40 for an annual pass. Extra bonus : FREE for military year round. Military friends /family that come with the member get $5 off per person.

This has to be the best science museums in Florida. I…read morebecame a member of the Orlando science center over Christmas break because we had so much fun on our first visit and now I get emails all the time about fun new events going on at the museum. One of them happened to be the mess fest that was going on this past weekend. So we decided to head out to Orlando and let me tell you it was so much fun!! They transformed one of their rooms into a fun place for the kids to get messy. You were catapulting scrunchie balls covered in paint onto a canvas sheet. There was another area where they were doing little bottle rockets with paint and Alka-Seltzer. That my kids absolutely LOVED. They also had scribble bots, a raffle painting for canvas paintings but that's not all because they had other stuff going on different floors. We got to make our own slime and we even got to go outside and watch them use liquid nitrogen to cause a bubbly explosion that the kids got to play afterwards. This was a 10 out of 10 experience.

Great visit with my daughters! Easy parking garage access straight into the second floor (paid)…read more Tickets run about $25-$28, with discounts for kids and free under 2. Lots for kids to do--hands-on exhibits, crafts, and presentations across four floors. A bit crowded even on a Monday, but still easy to navigate. Bonus: the first-floor restaurant was surprisingly good--$6.99 bowl was totally worth it!

If you have little ones, this is a great place to go. One of…read morethe coolest little spots I found at Disney's Animal Kingdom was The Boneyard. This is located right next to the Dinosaur ride in DinoLand U.S.A. This entire area is undergoing a major renovation but one of the parts that has not changes is the playground and the Boneyard. At first glance, it looks like just a kids' play area--but don't let that fool you. It's actually a super fun place to explore, especially if you need a break from the long lines and walking. The whole area is themed like an old dinosaur dig site, and it's packed with things to climb, slide down, and explore. There's a big shaded dig pit where kids (and yeah, maybe some adults too) can uncover massive "fossils" using shovels and brushes. It's all soft, sandy gravel so it feels safe, and it's surprisingly relaxing to just hang out there for a bit. I loved how detailed the theming was--cranes, tools, signs, bones sticking out of the ground--it really felt like a working dig site. It's also fenced in and well shaded (but NOT air conditioned), which makes it a perfect spot for parents to relax while the kids burn off some energy. An added bonus is this is one of the many places in the park where you can earn a sticker for the Wilderness Explorer Badge. So, if you're in Animal Kingdom with little ones (or even if you're just a big kid at heart), The Boneyard is definitely worth a stop.

Do you want your kids to sleep well for the evening? Take them to the Boneyard!!! Disney theming…read moreis showed off at this gigantic playground area for children. Once you get through the anxiety phase of loosing your child in a maddens of running kids. You can relax and be able to watch your kid from and area at the bottom of the park. As an added bonus, the slides are large enough for my 300 lbs frame to fit through. So I could chase my kids up and slide down with them just in case. There is a bridge that you can cross once inside the attraction. It leads to an excavation site with larger than normal sand rocks. Kids can dig out dinosaur shaped bones or just fill tons of green buckets. Characters will visit the play area from time to time. During our visit we were visited by Pluto who marched around and played with the children. There is stroller parking and alcohol hand gel for when you leave.

Fun for all the family. Reasonable prices. They also partner with Groupon for discounts…read more Food and drinks offered. Private parking lot

I actually truly loved this place. It was soooooo man things to do for everyone. The baby area, 4/5…read moredifferent rock walls, The big play pin. The arcade and of course the jumping area. The price was actually pretty good. And with the all day pass it's worth it but I was so tired I wish I got the 1-2 hr pass. They concession stand was pretty expensive, after $10 for a small cup of dip n dots I didn't go back up there. They have cubbies for your items and also $5 lockers. You can also have parties here. And it's so many seating areas ! S/O to Emmanuel he was super helpful and I wish I grabbed her name at the front desk but none the less staff was great. They also have adult nights !