So my kids wanted to go some place new and I found this indoor playground on yelp. What surprised…read moreme is that alone in maybe a 200m radius they have 4 indoor playgrounds this one included. There must be a high demand in this area. I reviewed the other 3 places and today I am reviewing this one. We walked in there right at opening time ( 10am ) and for almost the entire first hour we had the entire place to ourselves. The staff behind the counter was very friendly, you pay cash or debit. They don't accept credit cards. I was surprised at how big the place was, it has two big rooms that are connect by a double door size opening. In the one are you have a playground structure with a trampoline, climbing wall and a toddler area. The other room has a jumping castle, inflatable slide and again a toddler / baby area. Before you reach the play area you have a very decent size party / snack room with rows of tables and chairs. You can see wear and tear on a lot of equipment but it's overall very clean, bathrooms are also very clean. They have two air hockey tables which are gonna cost you $1.- per game which is a first that I have seen at indoor playground. Usually they offer them for free. They have a small Train & Car Table with no cars, when I went to ask if they have any cars or trains for the table. Staff stated that I need to give her a $10 deposit or my driver license which I did. Now like I said, today it wasn't busy but I can imagine that when it get's busy you are gonna have to watch those cars and trains like a hawk if you want your $10.- back :) The one thing that bothered me most is that Adults were not allowed on the big play structure. Not that I wanted to go have fun on them but I couldn't help out my toddler. She was struggling to get up to the very first slide. So eventually she just gave up and abandoned that hole area. I mean I know these structures can handle adults from all the other indoor playgrounds that do allow adults on them. Your just not allowed on the taller tube slides or jumping castles. Anyway, I think I will definitely come back here, my kids had lots of fun.

The location is in an industrial park Oakville. Location was a fair size with a slide structure…read moreand trampoline. Overall. Not a bad place. However. We were rushed out 15 min early with them coming in and spraying the tables with mr clean and taking away plates. Also. I see no reason why a paid rental playground should have coin operated motorized wheels and an air hockey table. We are already paying hundreds and this is nickle and diming Some of the safety foam on the structures was worn out and there was quite a bit of dust on the equipment. Would not book again or recommend. However If invited. I would attend at this location. Many other sites wih better facilities and service.

Fun place for kids from a wide range of ages. Also great for hosting birthday parties with…read morewonderful customer service!

Great spot our little one absolutely loves it! We ended up having her birthday party there and…read morepricing was very reasonable and all kids had a great time Would highly recommend bringing your little ones and owners are so great , very friendly and accommodating

I love the Ex! i do not go yearly... but when I do... brings back that kid feeling in me. Still…read moremy favorite is the Polar Express and runner up is The Zipper. I enjoy the Skywalk... helps you get back to point A when walking to the other end. Also a great sight of the Ex grounds. If you enjoy all sorts of rides... get the day pass. Well worth it. Usually before the EX opens, you can find deals online for a package; entrance and rides. The games are the same... have not seen anything new. I wish the prizes were better. Other than that... it is a great day out.

This is one of the few places to visit along the beach. It seems like it has seen better days…read moreand is a little run down now. There's a snack bar where you grab a bite to eat. I would drive down to Barangas (for a fancy meal) or the ice cream place (for a cheap meal) instead. We did the bumper cars, outdoor laser tag, and miniature golf at Adventure Village. They were OK. Nothing to write home about. Our 8-year old daughter did the rock climbing wall too. The mini golf course was pretty short and the holes were not that impressive. The bumper cars were actually pretty fun despite the small area. The laser tag course was pretty big and they tell you who "won" at the end. Tip: You win by having the most hits, not by not getting hit.

We had a fun time here with family and an 8 year old. This place is a bit run down and rough around…read morethe edges. However, everything was in working order and the attractions were reasonably priced. We didn't hit the concession stand, so I can't speak to that quality or pricing. The employees were engaged and seemed to enjoy being there. We've been to too many places similar to this where everyone working seemed to be a surly kid-hater. This place was NOT like that.

Came here a few times with my kids. It's certainly a pretty far drive if you're coming from…read moreanywhere north of Scarborough. The best thing about it is that it's located inside a mall which is good for rainy and snowy days. The mall and the park itself is run down. It seems as if they don't invest in fixing their rides. We've been there a few times. The same rides at least 5 or 6 of them were broken / not functional. That is something that needs improvement and perhaps renovation. It's a good place for kids between 3 - 7 years old to burn off their energy. I wish there was an indoor amusement park like this closer up town in like Richmond Hill or Vaughan. I would still consider coming back again just so my kids can enjoy it again.

My grandson and grandpa loved it! Go early as it gets very busy in the afternoon. Some lineups…read morebut tolerable.

Why is there a Yelp page for this?!?! haha…read more My first thought when seeing this house online was that it looks like Whitey and Elenor's (from 8 crazy nights) house decorated for Christmas with all their stuff on the lawn! Well basically I'm a huge Toronto nerd and love to go check out all the cool quirky things the city has to offer- one of them being the wacky houses! This one is located in Leslieville just east of Pape on Queen. Once you turn onto Bertmount just keep walking, you obviously can't miss it! It's really cool! Maybe a little freaky to some but I definitely appreciate the efforts put into it! Because it's October they also had some Halloween decorations in there! Definitely a cool place to check out..yes it might be weird to some but hey everybody is entitled to express themselves in any way they like. Some people prefer flowers, some prefer a massive collection of toys! It kind of reminded me of my childhood with all the Disney characters! Check check check it out

First time i've seen a literally real-life doll house! Soo cool! Worth the walk from my airbnb…read moreplace.. Easy to find. In a very nice neighborhood.

Looking for a day of fun in the sun? Well, take a ferry to Toronto Island Park (Centre Island) and…read morehave a multitude of choose your own adventure options! Taking the ferry to Centre Island is affordable and quick. It was only $9.00 CAD for round trip tickets, and there were 3 points of entry: Centre Island, Ward's Island and Hanlan's Point. We chose to take the Centre Island ferry on a Friday morning. It was very packed but the loading and unloading of passengers was efficient, so things seemed to move pretty quickly. One of the first things you notice about the island are all the bike paths. There are ample opportunities to rent bikes for the day, and we saw many people taking advantage of that. But, if renting bikes isn't on your list, there are plenty of other activities that are totally free. There was also an old lighthouse and a hedge maze to explore. There are also boardwalks leading out to Lake Ontario's coastline where you can get some amazing views into the seemingly endless lake or the Toronto skyline. There were some dining options like pizza or beaver tails, but we opted to skip the food options and have lunch on the mainland. One thing I would note is while we didn't see any personally; a fellow pedestrian jumped when he said he saw a snake in the grass, so if you stray from the paved paths, I would keep an eye out for that. We walked all the way to Hanlan's Point and took the ferry back from that point to the main terminal. It was quick and easy, and made for a fun little morning adventure. What a fantastic resource to have a nice grouping of islands where nature can be experienced right by the water. I loved my trip to Centre Island and to a greater extent, Toronto Island Park. It's definitely worth the visit to get out of the city and indulge in more nature-centric activities.

Lovely day weekend to go to the Island for fathers day+ the Toronto Island Dragonboat event was on…read moreas well! Go early or mid afternoon if you want to avoid crowds or major lineups on the ferry.

Lanes are well maintained, the customer service is also excellent and we had so much fun with my…read morefamily

I was pleasantly surprised. The South Oakville mall (previously Hopedale mall) looks like it has…read morebeen recently renovated. The five pin bowling is in the basement next to the Tavola restaurant. It is a little older than some of the 'big box' bowling places around but has ~14 lanes, some pinball machines, nice shoes, and it was a perfect Friday night out with our two young kids. They have guard rails and small bowling shoes for them which added to their excitement. It's licensed and they serve some snacks but we did not stay long enough to try anything. It was really clean and organized. Loved that they had the glow in the dark/disco bowling. The other lanes were occupied by large groups of kids (birthday?) and other families out for some fun. I'd definitely go back....a bit more interactive than our regular movie night.

A small waterpark that can cool you off on a hot summer day. With the limited amount of waterslides…read moreand the expensive food, I would not be able to stay here for the whole day if I came back (which I might do one day). Pros: - I came around noon and there were no lines for any of the slides or the lazy river. The wave pool seemed to have a good amount of people but it was no where close to being full. - Slides are fun and the lazy river seems relaxing as you float through nature and fountains. - Wild Water Works is in Confederation Park which gives you something to do once you finish your stay at the water park. Cons: - Limited amount of rides. There are 6 waterslides, 1 lazy river and 1 wave pool. They can get boring pretty fast - Food was expensive in addition to admission. Entry is around $22 (for adults) and food is around $10. Lockers are $5 and tube rentals are close to $10 (you don't need a tube luckily). Going with a family could get expensive.

From the owner: Wild Waterworks offers a perfect place to spend a summer day. Ride the four tube slides: Night…read moreRider and Blue Demon and Vertigo and Sidewinder. Move on and surf the waves in Canada's largest outdoor wave pool. The fun continues with the heart-pounding twists of the Corkscrew and the Kamikaze. Enjoy the relaxation of the Eazy River as you float effortlessly and soak up the sun during this ride Toddlers will love Little Squirt Works, a fun wading pool with computer-controlled sprays, mists and fountains

Newly opened late Dec 2024, this facility is great for the under 8 crowd I'd say…read more 3 levels of indoor playground fun, with small bites and party rooms available. Clean, well kept restrooms and a little kid area as well. Lots of free parking available in shared strip mall parking lot. Wish the flow of front entrance area was a little better as we got our feet wet coming from shoe and jacket area after signing in. Also, if you are going to enforce no outside food and drink policy they need to do a better job at enforcing. Saw parents feeding kids outside food, which Im okay with, but saw the kids allowed to eat their food inside the play area outside of the eating area, coming down slides etc. Then kids allowed yo play without socks , barefoot, when they provide grip socks for all kids. If they are a bit more strict with enforcement, that would be great. Also, couldn't find recycling bins? 2 hr slots are great, but also limiting. When you have a single kiosk to sign in, consider a 2 hr window in a 2.5 slot id say, or else ppl lose 10-15 mins waiting to sign in. Maybe offering longer options or more flex something to consider but love the idea of clean down every 2 hours.or throughout the day. Great policy. Note this is a not a nut-free facility, they serve nutella crepes and cook non nutella creoes on same surface as the nutelle.one so just FYI if you have allergies. We had a cheese crepe, ironically it did not come with egg,even though the menu lists it that way. It was tasty and kiddo approved, but a bit pricey (12.99) for what it was and considering a waffle was 3.99. We went 2 months after opening and place waa pristene, staff super friendly.