I used to avoid this place like the plague but my godson wanted to go in and his eyes lit up…read more Ironically someone didn't finish their game and he jumped on and had a blast. I was compelled to buy a game card and he had a blast. Yes places like Dave and Busters can't be touched but he's only 5 and they don't have much for kids his age. This place does. Even a VR ride. The staff were super friendly and it was cleaner than expected. ***They have a military special bonus as well.

Gary was super awesome!! We were visiting Denver and just wanted to play 1 game of air hockey, and…read morehe came through. Great customer service, very clean.

A childhood and adulthood favorite for families or just want somewhere to go after happy hour that…read morewont get you shot in the pocket. Go with 20 full of nickels and tell me you cant have a great time. Despite some games being inoperable 25% realize you are standing in a living relic and it wants you to play responsibly so be nice to the games. I been here long enough to remember going at 5 years old and can say I have proudly taken my nephew's for a great memory. With love

I came here a couple times this past month and overall I really enjoyed my time here. I wish it was…read morebigger, but overall, you definitely get what you paid for. They charge $4 to enter since they have 70 or so free to play games which are mostly all old school games. Depending on what day of the week it is, they also have specials that range from free entry if you purchase a $10 game card, or even free tickets just from buying a game card. The games are a mix of games you can find at your local Dave and busters, to some that you'd find at an abandoned garage sale. The only problem I had, was after hitting a few ticket jackpots, I noticed that the card never registered my tickets. I spoke with a nice worker and she promptly loaded some of the missing tickets to my game card. Just sucks that the game cards/arcade games are pretty unreliable and I wish they had a better system. Overall, the prizes were great but expensive for the ticket value they were listed at. On the contrary, the games were all 1-6 nickels as opposed to 1-6 quarters at a normal arcade which honestly was amazing and hard to find in today's economy. The couple of plushies that I was able to redeem and take home was enough for me to remember this fun and family-friendly arcade.

We figured the museum for the first time and the front desk was very welcoming and helpful in…read morehelping us understand our options for memberships. We checked out the bloom room mostly for my crawler not yet walker and loved it so much we went back to the front before we left to upgrade to a membership. Your admission price from the same day can apply towards membership fees! We've been back several times since and enjoy the free parking. It's never too crowded when we go on weekdays.

High 3 stars because my son ultimately did have fun & the museum has a lot of clever exhibits in a…read moremodern, pleasing to the eye campus. There are two glaring things though that make me hesitate to ever want to make a second trip. One is the cafe. I'm not expecting the bougie majesty like you get at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, but this is in Denver. I'd consider us a pretty cosmopoliton city & this being THE Children's Museum for CO (since it's in our capitol), it should have a proper quick service option. Cold food options, fine, but a microwave for hot options? So disappointing. I noticed a lot of space dedicated to private parties, etc. Can we not junk that in favor of a real sit down spot? The worst thing though was the behavior of the older children that make the museum unusable in certain areas. Seemed to specficially be the kids on field trips. My nearly 2 year old loves a ball so you can imagine his delight in discovering the "Kinetics!" area. Despite there being what seems like a ton of balls, a bunch of unruly older children have managed to hoard them to where even adults can't wrangle one measly ball for their kid to hold. Once my poor son managed to acquire one, he ran off to a quiet corner & refused to let me show him how the exhibit worked with the tubes, etc. because he was too concerned about the ball being taken from him. Well, he was right to be concerned as these selfish older children came over & tried to take the ball from him despite them hoarding the entire room's balls insisting that they need that one too. My husband's head nearly exploded. The Bloom room is really the only safe haven for any kid let alone the young ones but my son will age out soon and then what? He's 99 percentile so even though he's one, he's already the size of a four year old but he still gets run over in rooms that are supposed to be for "all ages." Once my son ages out of the Bloom room there really is no incentive for us to come back here as the experience is way too violent, overstimulating, & a bully's playground. Similar instances happened in the Bubble room & the Market as well with different gangs of field trippers. We came on what felt like a very average day crowd wise (Thurs 9-11:30AM) so I can't imagine how awful it would be on a busier day. Really a shame that poorly parented/chaperoned kids have to ruin the experience of so many other children as I've seen multiple other reviews complain about the same thing. I should have take them more seriously.

First time doing VR and it was amazing! Jennifer and Mark were both great at teaching us how to use…read morethe equipment! They also gave us a free tutorial session :D Definitely a great place to go if you wanna trying it out! You can also see your friends play which is pretty fun and funny! LOL!

So while visiting Denver, my friend came across this place online. We came in to play for an hour…read moreand it was super fun! They had 2 machines set up and we ended up playing a first person shooter game and had loads of fun. We were able to play with other people online, but mainly just did battles by ourselves. It was a great experience and we had a super fun time. Would do this again!

We had a great time and the manager was super nice. He was helpful and made sure we had a great…read moreexperience. Wish we had a place like this near home!

We reserved an 8:30pm and arrived 10 minutes before. My headset was working just fine, when I first…read morefinished the tutorial I had to wait a good minute before I was finally helped move to the next stage because our attendant was in deep conversation with the guests from earlier. My partners headset didn't work almost the entire time we were there and I ended up just letting him use mine. We were given extra time to ply for the inconvenience but it didn't really matter since we weren't able to play with each other because the ONE game he kept trying to get us to play so we could do it against each other, wasn't working. We are visiting from VA but do not recommend this place.

the games were great there and they gave everything you need. definitely the beat place to go to…read moreplay games with friends. very cheap and affordable too. Also the lady is very nice

Formerly Bowlero, we typically visit this location a couple times each year. We've been here over…read morethe years for birthdays and celebrations, and we still like it! It's always clean and bright inside, and on the day we visited, you could really sense a fun atmosphere. We decided to beat the heat and made a reservation-highly recommend a reservation, to guarantee a lane. It was hopping on a summer week day around 2:00. Manager Andrea was very accommodating and friendly, and seemed to be happy in a customer service job, which is a rarity nowadays. She made our time here that much more enjoyable! We bowled four games in about an hour and a half. It's a very modern alley, and we always appreciate the computer's suggestions as to what your next moves should be as you bowl. When it was clear we were done, and with some time still left on our purchase, Andrea gave us some arcade credit. So great! We enjoyed several of the games such as basketball; the only glitch was the air hockey didn't have a puck, which we didn't realize until we swiped our card. She happily gave us a credit back for that. Snacks are a must when you're bowling. I had a cocktail which was surprisingly good, and we ordered the alley sampler which was devoured in record time. The bartender/server was prompt and had a nice personality. We liked this new lucky strike and will definitely be back.

The staff was very friendly. However there are cables along the floor that need to be dealt with…read more Some are covered by mats and some are not. We tripped on them several times. In addition several of the arcade games were not working and yet still charged us points to play. I'm concerned about the quality after the Lucky Strike takeover from Bolero.

At first, I thought "wow this place is small!" because it's basically one single open space with…read morevarious shopfronts sets. But then I realized the beauty of that is as a parent, I can sit and supervise without constantly chasing my child around. The place is clean and brightly lit, with lots of fun pretend play options for kiddos. Play sessions are $18.50 for 1.5 hours which goes by fast. Kids can choose a snack or juice box on the way out though which makes the transition easier. They also have a lot of craft activities (slime, beads, etc) that can be added on for an extra fee. My only note of feedback would be announcing 5 min in advance of the play session ending. When the employee announced that play time was over at the end of the session, I think it caught some of the kids off guard and a few started crying because they weren't quite ready to leave.

This is a great indoor facility for kids! It is clean, well-maintained and has many fun options for…read moretoddlers and older kids too. We took our 2 and 4 year old grandkids on a Sunday. They had a lot of fun "flying" the airplane! They also enjoyed the grocery store, vet clinic, house with dolls and much more! I highly recommend it and will bring our grandkids again!