We had wonderful experiences with a birthday party and 2-day winter break camp here for our 2 kids…read moreand were very excited to attend their summer camps. This ended up being a huge disappointment. One of our kids is neurodivergent, and we explained this fully, including his triggers and medications, in the pre-camp questionnaire. Mid-day Thursday of his camp week we got a call that he had to be picked up due to pulling another camper off a stool. Let me be clear: it was NOT okay for our child to act out physically against anyone and or was completely reasonable for Snapology to have us take him home because of this. The behavior needed to have a consequence and be dealt with for everyone's safety. The issue is when I arrived to pick my child up. The woman who spoke to me was very judgmental, and said that when our child had had challenges and been disregulated "before this" they'd been able to "handle it," but this was too much. I was frustrated and asked about the previous issues. I told her we had not been informed about any previous disregulation or conflict. When I explained that had we known about any issues we could have worked with our child to help understand the situation, discuss and set him up for better choices, and be clear in advance about the consequences if his behavior didn't improve. I was told that they would now tell their staff that was important. Nonetheless, this woman called us later that night and told us she'd spoken to the owner and our child was not welcome back for the final day of camp (with a big project he was looking forward to). The owner himself has never contacted us. Again, I am in no way saying it was acceptable for our child to hurt anyone. It was not. I feel awful that another child suffered because of something our child did. Snapology and its staff, however, did not give us the information or opportunity to work, either on our own or with them, to prevent smaller issues from escalating. We also did not have a chance to follow through on showing our child how to take responsibility for his actions. Had we had the chance, we would have worked with him to write an apology to the other child, apologize in person, and do (more than we already do) serious talking through how to handle frustrations and never hurting anyone else. We also would have tried to connect with the other child's parents. Instead, the owner banned our child without even speaking to us. We won't be returning to Snapology. If you offer summer camps, ask registering parents about kids' medical and emotional needs, and accept those kids into camp you should be prepared to support and communicate about those kids. Everyone could have been safer and had a better experience if Snapology had performed these basic tasks.

What a cool place!! We came here for a lattes and legos morning (you get a credit for a coffee…read moredrink next door upon admission). Both of my boys had lots of fun building and learning. As 5 year olds I think was a good age, definitely for the 5+ crowd. The highlight was the build your Lego car and race track. The space is clean, friendly and inviting. You can bring your own snacks!

My daughter attended this camp in the Bloomington location. Her counselor who checked her in and…read moreout was very immature and oddly didn't acknowledge me at all and only spoke to my daughter when I was standing right next to her, attempting to have a conversation. On Friday there is a parent tour hour that is hosted from 2-3. Due to work commitments I arrived at 2:30, most parents were walking children out and I couldn't find anyone who knew where my daughter was. She wasn't in the two places they said she would be. My recommendation is to send kids with a GPS watch if they are attending this camp. My daughter loved it despite not making any friends in this camp.

My sixth grader has been going to the Saturday Armory series and has come home with some of the…read moremost amazing creations. He speaks highly of the staff who he works with, and looks forward to it every Saturday.

My husband, mother-in-law, and two daughters went on a Friday morning when they opened at 9. It…read morewasn't too busy, and then it steadily got busier. We took our shoes and jackets off at the front, and then went to go check-in. I was asked if I had ever been there before, which I said no and then I scanned a QR code to sign the waiver for my kiddos. I would say overall, this was a pretty fun experience. You are given two hours to play for admission. I think the admission is pretty expensive, especially for babies. My 7-year old had a fun time, though. She enjoyed playing in the different areas. She ended up getting a mini scoop of ice cream, which was about $6. I would have gotten coffee, but I think the food prices were pretty expensive. Overall, I think one and done for us. We enjoyed the experience, but I took two stars off for how bare it was and for the expensive prices.

I am sad to see this place go. Kids had a great time here and a lot of fun. A lot of the equipment…read moreneeded updating, things were very worn, and the infant area isn't very interactive. Just some soft mats on the floor with a few baby toys scattered around. The cashier was very friendly and answered my questions. This place could have had a lot of potential. Hopefully they can stay in business with a new concept that would better serve customers needs. They are having a discounted sale on the toys and onesies they have for sale. I did not try the cafe drinks this time but perhaps before they close this month I can.

This was such a waste of money. 12 dollars per person (kids and parents too!) is really steep…read moreconsidering it's pretty much just a bunch of play zones full of plastic toys. Nothing really does anything interesting, and you can't play creatively (a shopping cart at the vets office etc) Because They are really particular about having the pieces stay in each zone. I understand why that helps them for clean up, but it is a very frustrating experience for a small toddler who doesn't understand the arbitrary rule of why you can play with a toy in one place but not another.

We have been going to Be With Me since it opened. My kids love it. The staff are wonderful and…read morethere is always something new. We stopped going to the Children's Museum because this is much closer and way more fun. They offer memberships which is great if you can go several times a month. We highly recommend!!

Today is opening day for this new indoor playground in the south metro! I went with my daughter and…read moreniece (both 5 years old) as well as a friend with her 5 year old. The space is clean and has a few bonus amenities, like a baby bottle warmer and sink in the main area. There's about 10 small tables for kids and parents to sit at for lunch. The play equipment is perfect, with lots of different types of climbing surfaces, tunnels, slides, swinging things, and more. There is also a lovely area for smaller kiddos, a building area, and an open space with balls. There are also a bunch of cubbies to put your stuff in. Day passes are a bit steep but the monthly pass is a good deal if you think you'll come 3+ times a month. We will definitely be back! One recommendation - add wifi! Would be great for days when school is closed and parents want to get some work done.

My son had so much fun here! He's almost 2.5 and ran around getting all of his energy out. He…read morenapped for a good bit afterwards. It was imo overwhelmingly packed though, I'm not sure if there's a capacity limit or not here. Every table was taken and it did get chaotic. Overall, a cool place to have in the south of the metro to let the kiddos run off some energy. I saw a nice setup for a birthday party as well. Lots of cool slides and things to keep a toddler busy.

We had fun at the camp store - we originally was going to go to Chicago to see the camp store and…read morethe experience, so very glad that we could come visit without a 6 hours road trip. The store is very new, everything is clean. I love the many different craft and projects. We tried the slime but the formula was not too well, it was overly water. We had been to another slime experience in a different mall, that place specialize slime and it has way more toppings and flavors to choose from. We went to the bluey experience as well, I do want to say I felt the price range is hight and the time felt short. The craft table took over lots of our time and we wish we had more time to explore and play. We have been to other playground or experience, it either has no time limit, or price was at a lower point. I want to say the age group is between 3-7.

Super friendly people, such an amazing experience for my toddler. Will be going again soonread more

We took our kids for one of their bdays (10) and the experience was enjoyed by all who attended,…read more10, 12, 13, 36 and 45. We ran around for an hour of open play and played with some strangers. The employees made it easy for us to all play together without awkwardness of not knowing one another. By the end of our hour session we were all beat. It's a great little workout and a fun experience. Highly recommend trying it out!

Had a great time today with my co-workers. We didn't know what to expect but they were able to…read moretailor the time and the way that we played to fit our group. It was great and I would highly recommend it to blow off some steam.

I took my kids here for a birthday party and it was a bit chaotic. The party room wasn't ready…read moreuntil after the gym time so we couldn't put our stuff anywhere during that time. The gym smelled like feet, like it hasn't been washed properly. There was a lot of free play time at first, which isn't terrible, but they didn't really communicate when the festivities and organized activities would start. Cool concept, kids love ninjas and obstacle courses, but for sure room for improvement.

Took my 6 year olds here for open gym, and they had a blast. They liked the open format with some…read morehelp/guidance from staff. It wore them out for sure and I felt that they were safe the whole time. The complex that the ninja gym is in has a yogurt bar for treats after.