Took my niece and nephews here the day after Christmas. There was a steady flow of kids coming and…read moregoing but it didn't feel busy. There's lots of room to run around and not feel crowded which is a plus, especially the day after Christmas. I liked that the lines were short waits to help kids maximize the fun. They require everyone participating to get Urban Air socks (they're like thinner hospital socks with grip at the bottom) as no shoes are allowed for play. The socks were helpful in reducing slips but the two times it was annoying was when you needed to go to the bathroom and when riding the slide the grip on the socks made sliding down hard. Staff was relatively friendly and handled kids and adults well when strapping on harnesses. I purchased the group play pass which included 3 kids and 2 adults + socks, 1 large 1 topping pizza, 3 small icees and 2 sodas for about $130 after tax. It was fun for kids and participating adults. If you're purchasing tickets and socks individually it gets expensive fast so consider the group play pass. For the cost of one adult and two kids, socks, pizza and drinks it was only about $30 difference so it's definitely more bang for your buck. When buying tickets online it makes you choose a date and time but I had called and confirmed you aren't stuck with that time and the tickets are valid for 90 days or 1 year (the staff I spoke with couldn't recall). If you're worried about weight or height restrictions there's a minimum height for certain activities but there isn't a listed max so just keep in mind that these are designed for kids so even at my short stature (5'2") I had to crouch a bit for some things. For weight capacity for trampolines they said it's 250lbs and for harness activities it's 230lbs. With that said I think there needs more supervision both from parents and staff. There were lots of little ones running around unsupervised and staff are really only located at harness activities. One younger boy had wiped out in the ball pit against the edge for entry/exit. It is padded but a hard and fast fall will hurt. I asked if he was okay and he said yes but he looked again he was bleeding from the mouth. I had to locate both the adult he came with and then a worker since some of the balls had blood on it. The worker had notified someone on a walkie talkie but I don't think anything was done about the bloodied balls.

We came to Urban Air for my nephews 6th birthday party. We rented the "rooftop" party room with…read morehost and the party upgrade for the kids wristbands which meant they had access to the entire space with no restrictions. We arrived 12:40pm with our decorations and cake on the day of the party. Immediately I could sense there was a problem. After standing around for about 10 minutes I finally asked if the room was ready and where was the host? A young kid finally appeared and said I'm here for Cameron's party. He led us upstairs but said nothing. No introduction, no run down of what to expect. Finally I asked him his name. He passed out socks to 5-7 year olds and gave them wristbands but that's it. The kids began to run around. Again now it's 10 after 1 and I asked him what is the plan? He said what do you mean? I'm asked him do you make an announcement? Do they just go what's happening when do you begin to host? He said they are free to go (epic fail). The space was quite large it was a closed off room and then another larger space with three couches, 2 high top tables, no side tables and it was upstairs away from everything so the fact that there was no formal directions, or announcement made by the party host was very confusing. We told the kids they could go and off they went. Everything with the kids was fine for about 20 minutes then some of the adults and kids came back saying they were being turned away from some of the activities. My sister was handling the food order so we didn't get it addressed right away. Fast forward we were supposed to eat at 2:30. Only half of the pizza came out (the other half came out after we did cake), we had no water other than the warm bottles that was set out when we got there, when I asked the kitchen/ordering area for water because we could not find our host (a trend for most of the party) I was told "oh no we don't do all that". I ordered French fries and was given a tray of old cold, French fries. The wristbands the kids were given were wrong and they were not corrected until after we ate which was at 3:15 (the party ended at 4). We could not find the host to get the things we needed, I had him paged many times and he didn't come ... overall this was terrible service. For the amount of money my sister paid for this party nothing was given. We did all the work. I do not recommend this location of urban air. I'm also leaving out the details related to the dirty furniture, the unkept restrooms and the rude staff at the cafe.

Go-karts are a waste of time, but the rest of the obstacle courses, trampolines, and ropes courses…read moreare fun

Still a fun place for kids but small and unorganized for the price. The go karts were what we were…read moremost excited for but they don't really go fast...also kind of makes sense because some of the kids were treating it like bumper cars. There is an under 7 yrs old zone in the trampoline area which was nice. I would skip on getting food here. Looks like there were a few bday parties when we went which looked unorganized and really no privacy.

I have been to Zero Gravity twice so far - the first time was through a school fundraiser and the…read moremost recent visit was through the Explorer Pass (which gives access to a 60-min jump pass once per week) with my family. Both my boys (age 7 and almost 4) had a lot of fun. They have a variety of trampoline activities, a climbing wall, arcade, laser tag, playground (for kids 42 inches and shorter), and large pixel floor. While it's a good value in terms of pricing for the jump pass, the facilities is a little dirty and many items are a little out of date.

He Said: The family and I really enjoyed this place. We came here for 60min of jump, and it was…read moredefinitely worth the trip. Pros - - Good variety of different activities - The toddler play area is included in the jump pass Cons - - Slightly dirty--carpets and some of the play areas

Not my first time to Good Times but my first in the heart of Woodbury. It's located on the…read morenorthern side of the city. It costs $13 + tax for each child. No costs for adults. You head to their website ahead of time to schedule the day and pay in advance. They provide a door code cause it's unmanned to enter. The code will let you in. Then you have a full day to play. You can even leave and come back later. Lots of fun options for kiddos. Playground, reading room, basketball area, soccer area, ninja area, toddler area, etc. They even have an area for you to eat (bring in food if you wish or they have vending machines). Clean up after yourself (please). Great option to get the wiggles out on a cold or snowy winter day!

Amazing indoor park! Slides, inflatable trampoline, turf field and countless other fun activities…read more The entire facility (including the bathrooms) are incredibly clean and tidy. 10/10 would recommend to any parent of young kids.

If you're ok with screaming kiddos and loud kids music, this is your place! Definitely pay the…read moreextra for stuffed crust pizza! Pizza is nothing extra special but is fine! Kids have a great time here!

Charles Entertainment Cheese (more colloquially known as "Chuck E. Cheese") without reservation is…read morethe crowned jewel of St. Cloud, and an obvious pilgrimage sight for all those who are seekers of merriment and pleasure. My wife and our friends all arrived at Charles' outpost on a whim, our childhood memories of this famed establishment and mouse who shaped our understanding of where a kid can truly be a kid. We were unexpectedly delighted and surprised to see the affordable deals for timed play. We were granted participation in childlike glee, endless games for forty five minutes at the small price of $26. We passed the card around to each other and each got to have our fair share of Mr. Cheese's finest entertainment devices. My only lament is that Charles has lost quite a bit of weight since I had last encountered him. He has exchanged his rotund and jolly figure for a more sleek and economic shape that promotes less pizza eating and more physical activity. This is understandable. I urge you all, the negative reviews uploaded lack quality prose, substantial evidence and gross grammar. I commend to you the business and commerce of Mr Charles entertainment Cheese.

He Said: My kids and I had a great time! Disclaimer: we came…read morehere using the MN Explore Pass. The Explore Pass allows "free" entry and limited access to some of the activities--bumper cars, laser tag, ball fort, laser maze, and a 360° video game. The laser tag arena is much bigger than i thought it would be (looking from the outside). Fun Lab is big enough to house multiple fun activities, but not too large so watching kids is a nightmare. There are non-inclusive activities (more $$) that seem fun. There is a cafeteria, too. Pros: - Lots of cool activities - Indoors - Great deal if you get the Explore Pass Cons: -Blaine is somewhat put of the way for us

Visited the fun lab on a Sunday and was surprised at how empty the place was this was great for us…read moreand our first visit. We walked in unsure what to do and stood next to two staff at the front desk for a couple minutes before being greeted. We used our explorer pass from Groupon which allowed for a visit do try most of the attractions. A lot of stuff was broken (laser tag maze, laser tag vests, games, blowers in the ball area) or no staff were available to let us know how to use it. What we could use was fun the bumper cars and arcade were favorites for our five year old. We purchased an additional pass for the bumper cars he had to go again. Overall it was okay for the prices, but there are other options around the cities if you're willing to spend a little more.

We have a membership here and it's great for toddlers and up! Even us as adults have fun. The…read moremembership is worth it. We come weekly. You get a 2 hour window to play. There is food available and seating. Family friendly bathrooms. Lots of freestyle trampolines but also rock climbing, basketball soccer and dodgeball. There's also a ninga warrior area. The place can be a bit messy and some of the equipment has been broken for weeks now. Maybe a bit more upkeep would be helpful.

Parents, please read the waiver carefully before booking at Sky Zone…read more Clause 5 of their agreement requires you to grant an irrevocable, worldwide, PERPETUAL right to use your child's image for advertising and promotional purposes; in any media, forever, without compensation.This is not related to safety or accident liability. It is a commercial image release bundled into the participation waiver.When we asked about removing this clause, management said they could not modify it. That means if you want your child to jump, you must also agree to give up control over how their image may be used -- indefinitely.Parents deserve transparency and a real opt-out option for something this broad. Read before you sign and complaint.

The park is quite small compared to any other location. Paid full admission plus socks only to have…read morelike half the park out of service. There is no warning or discount they offer for having so many attractions out of service. Section for 6 and under had older kids playing aggressively with no staff to monitor. This business should be shutdown for how misleading and misrepresented it is. Do not go.

I went and sat an hour in line, by the time the one cashier got to us we just wanted to get in and…read moreI matched what my friend had so our kids had the same amount of time to play... used my card and they will not return a call to cancel so ive been charged for 3 extra months, changed my credit card and this poor excuse for a company is still somehow charging me even though I will NOT go back here... I went down the slide with my daughter and even got scratched from a bolt on the slide... this place sucks if you go only use cash because they will keep stealing from you

We are still getting used to MN winters and are discovering the phenomena of community centers and…read moreindoor playgrounds. We found this one when we got up today and decided to head over. Our son had a blast. There is plenty of playground equipment to climb on and over. There is a basketball court area as well as a soccer area with fake turf. There is also one of those bouncy pads for kids to toss themselves around on. There is also a separate play area for kids 2 and under, which is good, so you don't have to worry as much about them getting trampled. There is also an area with tables and chairs so you can bring in food and eat, take a break, or sit and read while your kids burn some calories.

Why didn't I find this place sooner? An indoor playground in Minnesota! Woo hoo! This is great…read morefor kids of all ages even those adult kids with little kids. Even my hubby (a big kid) was shooting hoops. My young son of 4 was loving the green, purple and blue playground. There a great trampoline area, a playground for climbers, a playground for little ones, soccer field and basketball court. Even a spot for a parent to chill with some snacks or a beverage while their kid is running around. Rules...no food or beverage while playing and no shoes. They have cubbies up front for jackets, shoes, etc. Totally recommend for those needing a place for their kids to be kids and get exercise especially in the winter climate!