Bluey camp I bought this as an Eid gift for my children. We are definitely a bluey household. My daughter had a bluey themed birthday party just about a month earlier, and most of her clothes are adorned with bluey and bingo. So when I saw that this camp was in town, I knew we had to make it. First things first, which is that we spent just a couple of dollars short shy of $200 for our family of 7 (baby was free so we only bought 6 tickets). At least they didn't charge for the baby, although I'm always annoyed when things like this charge for adults. The check in process was easy and the girl who gave us the tour going in (Sophia) was fun and easy going. You pretty much explore the house for 50 minutes, before you actually are able to meet bingo and bluey. So you're essentially killing time for about an hour. When we came in, they played keepy uppy and had a little dance party later and coloring sheets. It was essentially what I did at my daughter's birthday party, but with strangers. I do wish they had more fun things going on. They definitely could have incorporated more. Because giving kids coloring shades seem like a cop out... That could have been something to just give the kids before they left. Having a dance party and playing keepy uppy is nice, but I felt like the people working there could have done more things or had more fun. A few of the people seem to stay "in character", but some were just doing their job. The house had details from the show, but it also could use a good cleaning and update some of the things. Almost an hour of that seemed to have lulls. I didn't mind it too much because I started feeding my baby, but I can see how just following your kid around in a house would get tiring when they want to see their favorite characters. We finally got to meet bluey and bingo and the person in that room was great about taking our pictures. They informed us that taking the pictures with them would be $15, so we opted to just take pictures on our phone. Whe we were leaving, they had Johnny pops Popsicles in a freezer and I was going to get six of them for our family and they informed me that they are only for kids, even though they charged for the adults. So that was a bummer, but also unnecessary. I asked for one for my younger daughter, and girl at the counter laughed, and I said I was serious. The girl at the counter literally would not give me a popsicle for my other daughter who had to go to the restroom, and waited for her to come back from the restroom just to hand her a popsicle. It left a sour taste in my mouth even though it was not sherbert (get it? Bluey reference). We spent almost $200 and could not have been given less than $8 worth of Popsicles. Ridiculous. Other than that girl with black hair and glasses, everyone else over there is going to be helpful and nice, and it was a fun experience for my children. read more

This was a really cute experience! It is on the pricier side ($30+ for kids even). However, my daughter had a blast! It was very interactive, and there were lots of things to do. They had a dance party, read bedtime stories, had slides, and the kids could color as well. Definitely take your kids for a great experience! read more

The staff were friendly and welcoming. While the experience was fun, it did feel a bit pricey for activities that lasted under an hour. I did the Bluey experience, and seeing the house from the show brought to life was definitely the highlight; it was really cool. I highly recommend reserving a time slot in advance and arriving at least 15 minutes early. I arrived late for mine and had to wait about an hour for the next available slot. Fortunately, the children's playground and other kid-friendly play areas at CAMP were available, which helped pass the time. read more

We came to Camp for the Bluey experience. Pretty smart, I think, to have an experience built into a retail store to easiiiiiily get those sales in. I was kind of expecting more of a toy assortment like classic toys (jacks, outdoor toys) but considering the Galleria doesn't have a real toy store other than a slightly sketchy one by the food court (I miss FAO & a real Toys r Us) - it works! When you book a time slot, it's grouped into colored wrist bands that seem to go in every 10-15 minutes. I thought for some reason, it'd be smaller groups doing the Bluey experience. Maybe because it was a holiday, it was pure organized chaos. Somehow our group ended up with 3 other color wrist bands inside Bluey's house so there was just people EVERYWHERE. We played 2 games of keepy uppy, a story, some playground time, kitchen play, grannies.. the counselors do a good job of being engaging with their group but it was just a lot of crowdedness going on. I took off 1 star because of the chaotic crowd. I took advantage of a buy 2 get 1 free ticket sale so we could experience Bluey. It was fun but definitely a "been there, done that!" thing. I definitely could see this being a hot spot for gift shopping as the toy selection did keep my son busy of his "I need that!" wishlist. read more

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Came here for the Bluey immersive experience with my 1st graders. While they were on the older side for this it was still fun for the whole family. There are alots of different interactive activities throughout the space and the cast members were amazing and friendly. Definitely recommend as a rainy day activity for your littles! read more

CAMP - Kids Activities Near Me - Houston, Texas

WE ALL HAD SO MUCH FUN We played hide and seek, read stories, keepy-uppy. It's like we were in a Bluey episode! We had a birthday boy with us and they treated him very well. read more

CAMP - Bluey's Kitchen - Kids Activities Near Me - Houston, Texas

We were a little late but made it in with our group and that's because check-in and checking out after buying things is the same line and only two cashiers. First you go into the Bluey room and watch a short Bluey video. Our camp counselor had great energy and enthusiasm and really got the kids revved up for the Bluey experience. Then we came into the playroom where the kids ran amuck. They called our wristbands but we didn't follow them assuming it was the group before us because we had just arrived. We lingered around the house and then a few minutes in they called us to play Keepsy Upsy in the playroom which was fun. We then went for a story time in Bluey and Bingo's bedroom. There was also a slide item in the back of there and you could lie in the beds. There was another treehouse type room with a second floor and a slide and various toys to play with. The living room, dining room, and kitchen were my kid's favorite thing to play in. We played in the house for around 45 minutes then they called our wrist bands again and we were led to another room for a small activity before meeting Bingo and Bluey and taking pictures. My kid absolutely loved it. I wish we had known what activities would be available during our hour so we could have kept an ear out for them but we were also lucky because we got to do them all. There was also a dance party in the play room we were a part of. Overall a great time and I think it was hard because there's so much movement and then people don't listen and pay attention to their wrist band colors and enforcing it can be difficult. Parked in the yellow garage as suggested then headed toward Forever 21. The email said it was on the second floor but alas, Camp is on the 3RD floor of the Galleria near the second floor of Forever 21, but not the 2nd floor of the Galleria as it states. read more

Alright, I am always one that find reviews helpful, and when I saw that there were surprisingly none for this, I felt like I needed to have a bit of input on our recent experience. Our six and three year-old were so excited when we surprise them with this outing. I felt like tickets were decently priced, but unfortunately once we were there, it completely fell flat for us as adults (our kids still enjoyed it). Our original email said we needed to be there 15 minutes prior to our 1:45 time-slot. I later noticed our day of ticket said to arrive 30 minutes early... which honestly is ridiculous to have kids waiting in a small space for that amount of time. We were coming from a cruise in Galveston so we had a lot of time to kill at the mall and ended up stopping by at the 1:15 time. She greeted us, gave us our wristbands, and told us to be back at 2 o'clock. Which was confusing. And a bit frustrating.. but oh well. So after killing some time, we came back right around 1:45 just to be sure we weren't missing our scheduled event. They have a couple small toys in store that kids can play with in the store, so our children liked that for a bit. But started to get antsy. I remember looking at our watch at 2:06, and my husband went to go ask when we would be going back. They stated that they were trying to find somebody to take us back. We started noticing that we had blue bands, and there was people talking about their 2:15 slot with orange bands. Clearly, our blue group got missed and we got doubled up with twice as many people, which was another layer of frustration. So overall, the house is very immersive and has great open play. Our children enjoyed it, although I realize now we didn't get to play the "Keepy Uppy" game they talk about (which my kids don't know about). But adding one more activity in the lineup would have been nice.. Especially if they advertise it. They did do the dance party and a story-time in Bingo and Bluey's room which was cute. We spent about 30 minutes from going through the door to taking a quick picture with Bingo and Bluey. I think in retrospect, it was underwhelming. And/or not very organized. There are limited activities to do behind the door, and I think we were just irritated that we spent twice as much time waiting in the lobby store as we did behind the door. read more

It was a great immersive experience if you have Bluey fans. However, Counselor Shon went above and beyond to ensure my littles have an exceptional experience. My kiddos really enjoyed the staff engagement, the slime experience, and some onsite shopping- lol. It was a bonus that it was right across from a small playground while we awaiting our appt time. I can't wait to check out some of the visiting characters like Gabby's Dollhouse read more