Celebrated my daughter's 7 birthday with a 'build a stuffy' party. Mary was so hospitable and easy…read moreto work with. The space is intimate and we all just loved it. They incorporated some crafts as well. We will definitely recommend!

Ok so this was not what I was expecting. I was thinking more the paint your own pottery where they…read morethen glaze and fire the pieces. This was painting ceramics, which they sealed (? Glazed? I don't know the right word) at the end. It was nice that we could take them home right away vs coming back later. My kids, ages 7 and 9 really enjoyed the experience. I felt like the cost was a little high on the things to paint (most were $20+) but we did get a discount on the studio fee with the coupon on yelp so that was nice. It was also nice that we could get lunch and dessert in the same shopping area, making for a nice girls outing without driving all over the place.

This place is huge! There is a giant climbing and play area, with slides, trampolines, etc. theres…read moretwo areas too for toddlers and babies. There's an extensive game area, a tiny town, and a gym area with gymnastics type cushions and a small rock climbing wall. Lots of variety that will keep kids busy. There is a food area where you can order pizza, snacks, and drinks. Took away stars because parking was a little tough & I observed quite a few areas that could have been cleaner.

It was okay overall. I paid $40 for two kids. The play area itself was nice, but I've definitely…read moreexperienced better places. What really disappointed me was that a lot of the machines were out of order, I'd say only about five were actually working out of all the ones they had. On top of that, I had to pay for those separately out of pocket. The restrooms were also out of order, which was inconvenient. I wouldn't recommend hosting a party here. It's fine just for casual fun if your kids are under 5, but anything above 5 years old will likely get bored pretty quickly.

Kids had a great time....price is right for all day (come and go) fun! There is a variety of blow…read moreups for their enjoyment.

Chairs along the side for parents to sit and watch their little ones play. Eight different bouncy…read morehouses; unicorns, castles, basketballs, jungles. Something for every kid to enjoy. Water, snacks and frozen treats for sale. This space is also nice for small birthday parties. My grand daughter had a really good time, as usual.

I spotted this place last year during the scavenger hunt called "Elf in the Window" with my…read moredaughter and her friend. Peering into the window that evening piqued our interest, such a colorful and fun space. As my daughter's birthday came near this place was first on her radar. I selected from a few options and booked her fluid art experience online easily. On the day of the event all went pretty smooth. But what really made it great for my daughter and her friends was the instructor Ari. Simply put she's just amazing with kids and we were blessed to have her. So naturally without question we want to come back to try out some other projects and not just with kids.

Sensory Sunday!! Amazing experience! Once again! Trina was great with all the kids. We can't wait…read moreto pick up in a week for the final projects. We also enjoyed the gift shop.. the kids all go something :) We just LOVE this place!!

This place is a gem! First of all their memberships are the best thing! So affordable!! Plus if you…read morefill out the surveys you can get an extra 30 mins play time!! So clever! Pizza has been hit or miss at times!! The place has always been packed (Friday nights), but it's well layed out! Highly recommend getting the trampoline wristband and socks. Your kiddos will be tried out by the end of the night!

Threw a small bday party for my kiddo and a few friends, picked the "self-serve" package with 2 hrs…read moreof games and all-you-can drinks included (I brought a sharpie pen to mark the cups). You order food separately and pick up at the window, which was fine; it allowed me to buy pizza and order more if I needed without extra food or waste. I brought my own cake. Kids had a blast and got some good play time and prizes. One of the kids lost their card and Mila and manager (sorry didn't get her name!) were very helpful in getting him a replacement card with all his tickets intact. Mila was helpful with the ticket blaster (my son got to invite a friend and it was a hit). Then she was so patient at the prize counter. I was able to walk around, take pics and eat, which is a rarity with bday parties sometimes! Recommend this place, pretty affordable and the gals working there are so nice.

This place is iffy for me. I grew up going here and my last time there was at least 14 years ago…read more.. today I took my 3 year old and we had FUN! It was 3-6:30 on a 94 degree Saturday in the summer. Overall, I would take him back, but idk what it would bring. The golf course was OKAY- it's super basic. PROS- the spot to hit from is just the green so it's easy to his from, there's garbage cans throughout, the setup going over bridges and the water is cute, greens seem decently maintained CONS- some of the holes seem like maybe they aren't level with the ground, the water STINKS like dead animal, and it's kind of dirty (balls not picked up at about 2 holes, broken pavers on a few holes, it cost $27??? For my 3 year old and myself for one round), some of the starting points are inclined so balls may roll until stabilized He did enjoy the tunnels and said the slides were fast, but only lasted like 45 minutes in the play area because he wanted to play games. PROS- 3 story with several ways up (ladder, padded bumps, climb stairs), appeared updated, $12 for ages 2-12? And you supposedly get 2 hours , less than 10 kids were there, no one seems to be monitoring time there CONS- hot as hell in there, no one monitoring for simple cleanliness (for example one family kept taking party hats from party rooms and leaving them all over the floor and tunnels), We did the games, obviously. We were able to pay with credit card for for $2 fee and received 90 coins for $22. PROS- cool that it's coins and legit tickets, you cash the tickets in for "dollars", for $22 my son earned 375 tickets which offered a fee wall prizes , CONS- like 25% of the games were marked out of order, this area was still warm but not as hot as the play area

Don't waste your time or money it's a NO for me Dawg!!! stay at home and Netflix & Chill.read more

Such a fun place! Wonder Play Time is amazing there's so much for kids to do, and we had a great…read moretime from start to finish. The staff is friendly and welcoming, which really makes the experience even better. The drinks were great, the atmosphere was fun and clean, and everything was well organized. It's the perfect spot for kids to play while parents can relax and enjoy themselves too. We had such a good time here and will definitely be coming again. Highly recommend!

such a cute vibe in here and very yummy matcha! barista kt is very sweet as well :-) definitely…read morewould reccomend

Busy. Chaotic. Space challenged. You decide…read more Though there is a small window of time between when some classes end and the next set of classes begin, there aren't nearly enough seats for the number of parents, particularly pre-K, and occasional extra guests from one hour to the next. Add in strollers and/or car seats and you lose even more space. I recall seeing emails about renovations underway, and the now larger desk/counter space further eats into the already limited space. Nice floors though ::shrug:: One of the emergency exits is usually blocked by the older kids backpacks. God forbid there is an emergency and all exits need to be used. I thought for sure the renovations would have included storage such as rows of heavy duty hooks to keep those bags and coats off the floor. Negative. From one week to the next, the kids are supposed to do different activities but on more than one occasion have I questioned what I'm paying for. Bounce on the trampoline. Jump into the foam pit. Climb the rope. Attempt a headstand. Tuck and roll. Follow a flip/walk/crawl sequence. Making good use of and/or further developing gross motor skills.Awesome! Some coaches do a great job of taking control of their group and keeping them engaged. Others look like they are having a difficult time coming up with activities to fill the time slot. And with smaller children, you have to keep it interesting, and sometimes the coaches don't recognize when they need to pivot. If you have a young person who is interested in competitive gymnastics, I'm sure this is the go-to place. I give it two stars because my children are occupied for ~45 minutes, enjoy their coaches, and the post-class snack selection includes more than candy and chips. Mmmm pickles!

Hailey the office manager was very rude because we decided to enroll our daughter in a later…read moresession so she wouldnt be alone. Now we will not be enrolling her here and will be enrolling her in Pattis.

The staff was really helpful in navigating the store in post COVID19 status and signing me up for…read morethe new Teachers club card

Fine, I'll admit it: I'm in love with Lakeshore Learning…read more I was first tipped off about this place by one of my baby's (okay, so she's two...not exactly a baby but whatever ;) therapists and to say it was love at first sight...that wouldn't come close to cutting it. I'm a mom of four (5, 4, 4, and 2) and my youngest three have developmental delays from mild to severe. While my husband and I have come up with some amazingly engaging/proactive activities for the kids thus far, we're always on the hunt for more, for better, for That One Item/Activity/Etc. We've Been Missing. Lakeshore Learning--much to the chagrin of my Visa card--has yet to disappoint. It's by no means exclusively a store for teachers; it's by no means exclusively a store for special needs parents. Sure, sensory items and activities abound...block play, active play, puzzles, and manipulatives in abundance--but this is just the tip of the iceberg. If you don't want to make the trip (although I don't know why you wouldn't!), hit up the website and request a catalog. It is huge, glossy, and enticing. Also? Lakeshore Learning offers up a pretty sweet check in deal for the mobile Yelping crowd. As *if* you needed more incentive to stop in, right? Riiiiiiight. :)