Fun for all the family. Reasonable prices. They also partner with Groupon for discounts…read more Food and drinks offered. Private parking lot

I actually truly loved this place. It was soooooo man things to do for everyone. The baby area, 4/5…read moredifferent rock walls, The big play pin. The arcade and of course the jumping area. The price was actually pretty good. And with the all day pass it's worth it but I was so tired I wish I got the 1-2 hr pass. They concession stand was pretty expensive, after $10 for a small cup of dip n dots I didn't go back up there. They have cubbies for your items and also $5 lockers. You can also have parties here. And it's so many seating areas ! S/O to Emmanuel he was super helpful and I wish I grabbed her name at the front desk but none the less staff was great. They also have adult nights !

Have been here twice and my kids and I love it…read more Online reservations only and Terra Play socks that you can reuse for the kids. Adults can wear regular socks. Parking is limited but once you book your reservation an email is sent on instructions and information on additional parking. Two bathrooms which are very large in size and step stool for the kids to wash their hands. Play area very cool with a ball pit. In the front of the indoor play area is only for little ones. There is an area for shoes and bags in the front entrance. Cafe is small with limited seating, food and drinks are average.

My first time here. So much fun! My friend was invited my daughter as a guest through her…read moremembership and I (the caregiver) was free. To come, you have to reserve a spot (1-2hours) so this alleviates overcrowding. During summer, the morning time until 10:30am is for 3 year olds and younger only. During the rest of the year, it is open to the other ages. Apparently, this was not communicated clearly so some of my other mom friends with kids older than 3 were turned away upon arrival. It's beautiful inside. The colors, aesthetic, layout. The play area is gated off. Everything is baby proofed. Two story play area with climbing, ball pit, low stimulation touch screen game, mini trampolines, and more. There's a small area specifically for infants. I climbed around the entire structure as well. There's at least one worker supervising and cleaning the play area. The cafe is outside of the play area, but very close where you can supervise your child. There are also 4 cameras so you can see your child even if they're inside of or behind a structure. There are 2 large companion restrooms with diaper pails, stairs for toddlers to reach the sink, & most everything is touch free. I really appreciated how clean everything was. We will definitely be back!

The reviews are a 3.2 because the owners are just keeping this place open BARELY , the playground…read moreis really the only thing that looks true to photos, the play area is run down, the market was just chaotic and taken apart from prior kids (strange because when I brought my infant into the only area he could really play , the employees were cleaning it up @7:30) They really should've been in the other areas because it's a messsssss Also while they were tidying up they were wearing crocs in the toddler area where most toddlers put their mouth on EVERYTHING. After seeing that we stayed for maybe another 5 mins because our 6 year old was having a fit but it's just so dirty and unsanitary, we had to go Wasn't worth having my baby put things in his mouth I just witness employees stepped on mindlessly and while my child was playing ..... why even pay the $3 for socks at that point??? I paid about 32 to be in there for a max 30 mins Don't waste your time , go somewhere else Maybe this place needs to be bought out by owners that care

If you happen to have a layover while visiting Orlando, you can extend your vacation with kids'…read morefun by visiting Kidiverse. It is fun for the whole family. Furthermore, it is close to the Orlando Airport as well as hotels. My son was in Orlando when his flight to Chicago was canceled. They found Kidiverse and that is how they entertained the family with the extra day in Orlando. As the grandmother of the family, I tagged along and joined in on the fun. The whole family was entertained on that extra day of vacation. Activities are diverse. There are lots of slides, mazes, and even a little town with a diner, school, house, etc. that are the kids' sized. My grandson enjoyed playing air hockey. The restaurant, although closed when we were there, was equipped for parties. If you have young children, I highly recommend Kidiverse.

Had a wonderful visit here with my family Lia was a wonderful tour guide. Very knowledgeable and…read morecaring about animals highly recommend and can't wait to go back

boring. a tourist trap. expensive. you pay $300 to literally look at maybe 10 animals, the rest…read moresleeping and they refuse to wake up. you hold one snake, feed one piece of lettuce to one animal and pet regular farm animals. go to a zoo way better experience. the kids couldn't wait to leave. boring and a rip off.

We took our 5- and 3-year-olds to the Crayola Experience Orlando on a weekday and arrived right…read morewhen it opened. There was already a short line, but the staff was friendly, and we got inside without much trouble. Since we'd never been before, I do wish there had been a little more explanation of how everything worked, especially the coins and which activities were included with admission versus which ones cost extra. The kids had a great time. There are a huge number of activities, and most of them are easy enough for young kids to figure out without much instruction. Ours especially loved the tablets with games and the giant Lite-Brite. They also spent some time on the playground, but lost interest once some bigger kids started playing pretty roughly. There's honestly so much going on that it can become a little overwhelming. After a couple of hours, it got fairly loud, and we were all ready for a break. The cafe had a limited food selection, especially if you're looking for something higher in protein, but reentry made it easy to work around. We went to the mall food court for lunch and then came back for a while. The gift shop is excellent and has a lot of creative products you don't normally see. I'd definitely go again, especially now that I understand the layout and how everything works.

Parent Rating = 3 Kid Rating = 5 (which is I guess is all…read morethat matters) The Crayola Experience is a great place to keep your entertained on a rainy day! Everything is indoors and even though the space is massive it is not overly crowded which is great. Favorite activities included: - Glow in the dark wax painting - Creating and naming your own crayon - Decorating your own Scribble - Selfie and photo stations everywhere (my daughter especially loved the sketch bots) - And of course the gift shop! We were able to get discounted tickets off Groupon. We spent about three hours there.

I live in Lee Vista and the recreation clubhouse is included with our home owner's association. The…read morepool is a decent size with a water slide and to the side there is a little kiddie pool. I come here for the gym since I decided to "temporarily freeze" my Crunch Fitness membership due to Covid-19... just until I feel safe to go back. In fact, I use to come here all the time since it's down the street from my house and I can walk. The gym is small .. for now there is a max capacity of 6 at a time and they do require residents to make a reservation to use the facility. If you're more than 15 minutes late to your scheduled reservation, they will automatically cancel you. You have a time limit of 90 minutes if you're using the gym and then they close to deep clean and then they reopen again to get the next set of residents in. Because of new regulations and to keep residents safe, you are also required to fill out a Covid-19 questionnaire and to wear masks while on the property. They may not have all the gym equipment that I normally use at Crunch Fitness, but they do have the basics so you can still get a good workout in. Although there are new hours and new rules to follow, the Vista Lakes Recreation clubhouse are doing their part to make their residents feel safe during this interesting time.

The Vista Lakes recreation center is my neighborhood pool. From the day I moved into the Vista…read moreLakes area I have loved the pool environment. The resort style design and two large pools provide ample space for large groups. The pool has many rules that can get annoying at times but it keeps the pool area clean and enjoyable for all so it's worth it. The pool has a cool water slide for kids and adults and the surrounding landscaping makes you feel like your on vacation and not just visiting your local HOA pool. The staff is very pleasant and accommodating. They are in the middle of adding an accessible pool lift for people with disabilities to enjoy the pool as well. I really enjoy our pool environment and will definitely return on a regular basis. I'd recommend neighbors and friends of to come and enjoy our beautiful pool area.

Some friends with little ones invited us for a play date here since their kids are 6 and 18 months…read more My child is 7 and almost near the "too big for this place" age, but there are several pretend play areas and a few rideable cars she was able to get into and she loved the ball pit with the interactive wall tubes and screen. We did not bring socks so we had to buy them there for $2.50, so for around $18, we were able to go in with our child for 2 hours. 2 adults are free with one child's admission price. I feel like socks should've been included, but you are allowed to bring in your own from home and they don't have to be grip bottom socks. You are given a colored armband that indicates the time you need to leave. 4 stars because there were a lot of coin operated rides/games/machines to play with, however some of them were out of order (carousel, VR game) or were pay to play (air hockey, and another car type of vehicle). The decor and theming was impressive and there were two areas in the back where they had set up for parties that were not happening at the time of our visit. I liked how each set up for the parties came with huge balloon garland that color coordinated with the theme. A thunderstorm rolled through the area while we were there, and it was a nice reminder of why we chose an indoor activity to enjoy today. We spent an hour and 45 minutes there before we had to go, and of course our kids were reluctant to leave! I was also able to capture my friend's baby standing and walking while pushing a baby doll stroller which was very exciting! I would recommend this place if you're looking for an indoor, air conditioned, clean and safe environment for kids aged 18 months to age 7 or 8, this place should be on the list.

It's very crowded on the weekends, but my daughter really enjoys herself when we go! The staff is…read morefriendly and well organized!

Amhurst Park is a PRIVATELY OWNED park , not open to the public. It is a community park for vista…read morelakes homeowners only . It is a great facility with soccer fields, baseball and basketball courts . All heavily monitored by security to assure its being used by residents only. You must have a Vista Lakes Id to use the facilities .

There is not a lot to this park. It is designated for the residents of Vista Lakes and it's guests…read moreand while it has a nice open field, basically all else that is here is a children's play area and a basketball court. All In all, it is a decent enough Park as far as neighborhood parks go. Again, it is only for the residence and guests of Vista Lakes, so if you are not a part of that group, there's no need to come here.

We had an amazing time at Gatorland! The kids absolutely loved it, and there was something for…read moreeveryone to enjoy. Seeing the alligators up close was definitely a highlight, and the entire experience was both fun and exciting. Once inside, it was super convenient to pay cash for cool extra rides and wildlife photos. We paid cash on the spot to pose while holding a baby alligator, which turned out to be our favorite souvenir photo of the whole vacation! Since almost the entire park is outdoors along open boardwalks and natural trails, carrying a raincoat or umbrella was an absolute lifesaver when a typical Florida rain shower rolled through. Food and drinks were reasonably priced, and the staff was 10/10--friendly and helpful throughout our visit. A great bonus is that Florida residents get 50% off admission, making it an even better value for a family outing. Between the amazing military perk, hands-on animal encounters, and welcoming atmosphere, we loved every minute. We highly recommend giving yourself a full day to soak it all in! We highly recommend Gatorland for a fun and unique Florida experience. We'll definitely be back!

This is one of my favorite places to take friends and family visiting Florida from out of town!…read more You are able to see and learn so much about Florida wildlife, and there are so many interactive opportunities too!! There is something for every age here! Ticket prices are very reasonable and I feel like the facilities are decent as well. The animals look well taken care of too. The staff are all very knowledgeable and have so much to share about the animals they care for here. Overall we really enjoy coming here and will continue to come back!

$20 for unlimited play is a great deal! And as an added bonus, you don't have to make a reservation…read morebefore going. Both the kids and parents do have to buy their specific grippy socks though, which is a bit annoying, especially when I already had grippy socks that would have worked just fine. The main floor of this play place is pretty large, and everything is spread out enough that there is a lot of room to move. The main attraction is the large climbing structure with multiple slides. It is definitely the coolest part and the part my son (and I for that matter) had the most fun with. Other than that though, there isn't a whole lot of other toys and variety to entertain the children compared to other places I've been.

We recently went to Children's planet for a birthday party and had the best time! This indoor…read moreplayground has a coffee bar, it is very neat and has attentive staff. My one year and four year old had a blast and I was good as long as I had my coffee and was able to supervise them while enjoying my coffee. They have clean restrooms and changing stations. I saw some calendars in which they provide activities and special prices. I'm particularly interested in their "Mom's Playdate" for $ 28, which includes coffee for mom, socks for mom and child, juice + 1 bag of chips for kids and playtime. Finally, I love that the place seems very well thought off. Definitely looking forward to going back!