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    Chicky Play Museum

    4.1 (20 reviews)
    Open 8:30 am - 7:00 pm

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    Binh T.

    We really like this place and has taken our daughter here 3-4 times now. We bought the 10 visits pass during their thanksgiving sale and that was a great idea because the pass does not expired so you can go whenever during the whole year really. Our daughter really liked it here too even though she's just almost 1. They have many themes and well designed work rooms for all types of kids and age range. Really glad a friend of mine recommended this playhouse and it's always the go-to place when we think about places to take our daughter out for a couple play time. They also cleaned the playhouse an hour everyday. I think that's a great thing . The playhouse itself is super cute. The vibe, the decorations and the staff are all great. I think the only downside is you really have to check their website for open play time especially on the weekends where they have a lot of birthday reservations.

    Brian K.

    Could've been better, could've been worse. My granddaughter really liked some of the different little stations, but there just wasn't enough for the cost. Feels like there could have been more interactive play areas or a couple slides or something. Not sure exactly what was missing, but it just felt like it wasn't enough.

    Dax O.

    The play areas were thoughtfully designed for children of all ages, with plenty of engaging activities to keep the little ones entertained for hours. Our kids loved the colorful slides, interactive games, and the creative play zones. We especially appreciated the toddler-friendly section, which gave our youngest plenty of room to explore safely. Would 100% recommend any family!

    I give this place a 2 star because our visit wasn't that good. They have different play session times where they close the play area place for 30 minutes to clean. We arrived around 4:10 and the next play session started at 4:30. The idea of them cleaning is great to me but when playing with the toys i noticed they were sticky and not that clean compared to other facilities we have gone too. Also at other facilities after kids have finished playing in an area/no longer occupied a worker will reset the area to make clean again but I noticed that's not done here or it happens much later.

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    Very nice place for the kids to place and the worker are very friendly love it a lot of toy to play

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    My kids had fun ! Good place we'll go again with the family . I'll be happy to recommend this to my other friends and family

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