Go Play is an A+ in my book!…read more Visited twice with my 15-month old during our last trip to RI and can't wait to return. A perfect escape from the summer heat, and big bonus that the coffee shop next door delivers until late afternoon. My daughter had a blast toddling around, checking out all the activities and watching the bigger kids. So many cool things to explore. While during one visit it was quite busy due to camps and parties, everything remained clean, safe, and secure. Loved the themes of the different areas and that age recommendations were provided. When it's busy, you pay for 2-hours per child, with 2 adults free per child. It's a very affordable experience. If it's not busy, you can stay as long as you'd like. You're welcome to bring outside food (I saw many families bring pizza for Friday not dinner, great idea imo) and they have some food and drink available for purchase on-side in addition to the adjacent coffeeshop. This really is a huge win and I'm so happy to have this in the area!

This place is great for families! The little ones have multiple play areas and features, and the…read moreadults can order some delicious food from the neighboring coffe shop.

Our Back Yard Play Place is more like a 3.5 than a 4 but I don't think worthy of a solid three…read morestars. This place is pretty big. Being on top of the bowling alley, this give kids and family extra time together (or separate if the kids go play by themselves while the parents bowl, which seems to be the case here). There are a great deal of inflatable bounce houses and one giant obstacle course, a ropes tower with a slide, rock wall, some arcade games, and a few birthday party rooms. For two kids to play for 1 1/2 hours was $24 total. Seemed like a pretty good deal considering there's no other place quite like this and it keeps the kids active and happy. It is dingy and there are quite a few broken arcade games that they just decide that they're never going to fix (I've been here a few times). You pay 25-50 cents per game or a dollar to play air hockey, basketball, or a motorcycle game. There are no tickets so you're really only playing to have fun, not win prizes. There is a coin machine (it's slow) to give you quarters for the games. During my most recent visit, the basketball machine broke on us so that was interesting. Other than the rinky dink "arcade" (which is kind of just scattered around the bounce houses), this is a fun place with plenty of room for the kids to run around.

This is a great place for kids to have fun and learn at the same time. So many rooms with different…read moreactivities for kids. This is not just a one floor experience but multiple floors for the imaginations to run wild.

We had fun, music room was our favorite. Themed spaces great to explore, geared to kids 2-10?read more

Great spot for tots!…read more I'm so glad this place opened near us - there isn't really one in the area! We went on a weekend morning where the weather wasn't too great and it wasn't that busy. Everything was very clean and there was decent space between activities. There are areas for crawlers, dress up, kitchen play, train table, jungle gym and more. My 3 and 1.5 year old were loving all of it. We signed up online for our spot, which I recommend. Sometimes they are closed for parties. I wish they had more weekday afternoon times, but I know they are still growing. We will certainly be back soon!

It's a wonderful place with kid appropriate child playing. great interactive activities. my…read moregrandson loved

Such a great indoor play area for little kids! Everything is clean! Everyone must take their shoes…read moreoff. Food is only permitted in the kitchen area. There is hand sanitizer everywhere. Bathrooms are spic and span. The play area consists of an open gym area. Slides of different sizes. A tree house. Lots of bouncy balls. There are also Gymnastic mats of different sizes and shapes. A small rock climbing wall, fun murals and stuffed animals adorn the walls. A great place for little ones to burn some energy during winter months.

We recently hosted our daughter's 4th birthday at Whippersnappers. When I tell you they took care…read moreof EVERYTHING, I mean literally EVERYTHING. There were three young girls working the party and they were amazing! They interacted so well with the kids and made sure to accommodate all abilities. The activities were age appropriate and switched up long before anyones attention span ran out. The kids had a blast! They did all of the setup, all of the cleanup, and even passed out the food. I was actually able to enjoy the party myself. I highly recommend their birthday parties!!

My friends and I had a ton of fun at fun city. We had the best time here. We love it lots. We love…read morethe workers. The workers are always super nice to us. And they treat us with lots of respect

Best place ever, Workers are the best,Had a great time at this trampoline park! The place was…read morereally fun, clean, and had a lot of different activities to do. The staff was friendly and helpful, and there was plenty of space to jump around and have fun. Definitely a great place to go with friends or family. I'd definitely come back again!

We've been here many times, both for play with friends as well as for birthday parties, and we've…read morealways had positive experiences. They have a good variety of things for the kids to do, from trampolines, to wall climbing, ball pits, slides, and more. I don't think my kid is crazy about the pizza here that is part of the birthday parties, but there's a great pizza spot in the same plaza you could grab food at before or after if you're not part of a party package.

My 4 year old Granddaughter enjoys this place tremendously. She had gone multiple times with her…read moreparent's. Always had to sanitize her before and after as this is common sense being in a facility that has many children and many areas where germs can grow. As her MiMi, I am always very aware of this and try not to be too concerned. But I feel it is my responsibility to make sure the facility is responsible in the cleanliness and safety of the children who enjoy this park. While most of the facility appears clean to the naked eye, I did notice some things that really concerned me. The restrooms have multiple stalls that are marked 'Out of Order' and have been. The sanitizers throughout the building are mostly empty with only a few working. The foam pit is not only difficult to get out of the foam also smells. Yesterday, we noticed a dirty bandaid on the climbing stairs. Lastly, the room designated for Toddlers Only is a petri- dish. Many items are duct taped or just plain dirty. She is not allowed to use this room even though she fits the toddler criteria. Its too unkempt. This Trampoline park can be a vital part for kids of all ages to enjoy the release of energy they so desperately need especially with Winter coming. A good steam cleaning of the whole building should be the 1st priority the owner should do ! The staff has ALWAYS been helpful and respectful. Offering any help or guidance on everything! They are not responsible for the cleanliness of the facility as a whole. The owner is responsible for the safety and cleanliness of his business. If something doesn't change and change quickly a wonderful, fun and entertaining way for children and their families will be looking for somewhere else to go . We will be going back with the hope that changes will be made! Keep Jumping! As far as the music, you can't make everyone happy eith so many different ages. it's far from club music. As long as there is no cussing, keep on dancing!

I thought this place was amazing! We had a blast there everyone was very friendly and helpful and…read moremy son had the best time!! Thanks

Friendly staff, unique experiences, a variety of party options- nerf, mini golf, facepainting,…read moreboutique services, characters, daycare drop off, summer drop off hours, very reasonable pricing too, just great all around!

Good but a bit crowded and they honestly allow too many kids in at once. Depending on the patrons,…read moresome kids are aggressive in a way that makes it a bit challenging if you're there with young ones. Still, a nice way to spend a rainy day. It's a bit pricey, but you get jump time and arcade time build into your fee.

"I ain't the worst that you've seen Ah, can't you see what I…read moremean? Ah, might as well jump (jump!) Might as well jump Go ahead and jump (jump!)" (Van Halen) If you think your little darlings would like to jump on mini trampolines, climb on ropes, walk on a balance beam, swing on rings, soar from the rafters on a zip line, smash each other with foam battle sticks, scale an arched wall, and just run around like a horde of demons -well just head on over to your closest Launch. Oh, and they have a game arcade with prizes, and a snack bar too. They have 30 locations across the US with 6 in Massachusetts. We visited Launch in Framingham, MA yesterday, and it was incredible. We made our reservations online and reserved an 11:00 slot on Sunday morning. Considering there are trampolines involved, you'll have to sign a liability waiver, either online in advance or at a kiosk when you arrive. A one-hour session on the play area costs $30. The time limit is monitored by specific colors on your wrist band, an overhead board that lists the remaining times for each color, and a team of roving attendants. We took our grandchildren there and quite a few other families did the same. By the time their session had expired, the place was packed and the decibel level inside matched the roar of the Artemis rocket. Our grands LOVED their visit and never stopped running around and taking on new physical challenges. The big child population also equaled a big parent/guardian population, and I observed that folks would congregate in the middle of the walkways drinking their lattes and effectively blocking other adults who wanted to track what their kids were doing. Some adults seemed to abandon their parental diligence in favor of social chit chat, and I saw one little boy who was crying terribly, looking for his mother who was otherwise socially engaged with her buddies. One last thing -at about the half hour mark, the lights inside the complex dimmed significantly. I thought it was a power failure, but when I asked one of the attendants, he said it was planned and designates regularly scheduled "Dark Time". I found it to be a negative since it made tracking your kid's whereabouts more difficult throughout the maze of activities, and I also felt it was dangerous because the dim lighting made it tough to see the dividing line between the walking paths and the drop into the various pits (at least the pits are padded with foam cubes). We also enjoyed the arcade games and grabbed a chicken nugget and French fry plate to share on the way to our next activity. I thought the food was pretty good by the way!