best game/ puzzle shop ever. let me just say this - i have driven the 100 minutes to go there…read more twice. it really is that unique and complete. the owner was there both days i was and she knows her games very well. you can say, "i like strategy games that i can play with my kid" and she will know exactly which game to bring you to. describe what you like and she will lead you to it. they have many games you wont find at chain toy stores. puzzles as well. check out the gimanic games. a french company. very cool games. also look out for the $1 bin. lots of good rubiks cuvbes in there. definitely worth the trip for game lovers.

First time visitor and will be back. Small parking lot, but plenty of on street parking. We went…read moreon a Saturday when their train repair guy was in. The guy was super knowledgeable, friendly, reasonable on pricing and had the patience of a Saint! The entire staff was genuinely friendly and helpful. The place was steady busy the entire two hours we were there. The aisles were packed full of rolling stock and glass cases displayed new/used locomotives for most gauges. Train sets priced from around $120 up to over $400. It was so much fun walking up and down each aisle with my four year old and hearing him talk about every item. Tracks, scenery, models, couplers, tools, styrene sheets, smoke, oil, glue, magazines, paint, and brands like Thomas & Friends, Atlas, Rapido, Lionel, Bowser, Walthers, Athearn, Bachmann. They have a nice selection of Polar Express items too and some antique items. My son enjoyed watching the trains on their small layout and before you know it two hours had passed, but we had such a great time together. What a great retail experience. Thanks so much guys, we will definitely be returning!

Deep inventory. Thoroughly knowledgeable staff. Great repair service. For model railroaders…read moreHennings is like a national monument.

I'm very disappointed with Fabby-Do. My boyfriend and I were hoping to take his daughter there…read morewhile we're in town on 6/21/23, so I called on 6/7/23 and left a voicemail, but never received a response. I called multiple times after that and no one picked up. I left another voicemail today (6/16/23) and received a text message in response letting me know they didn't have any availability on the date in question. I thanked them but mentioned that it would have been nice to receive a response sooner so we could make alternate plans, and they replied by saying that their family comes first and that they were busy with high school graduations and kids coming home from college. While I agree that family should be a top priority, I feel that this was very unprofessional and not at all the way to run a business/treat potential customers. Now we're stuck trying to find something else to do at the last minute.

Super gorgeous fun place for kids! The place is designed with such flair and so many great details!…read moreThe pricing was a little high for some things, but I am a crafty mom so I usually do all the crafts listed at home with my kids. Even the bathroom was themed!!! They rocked it! If you are looking for a fun day out, this is great and Spuntinos pizza is walking distance of the street.

I was just in this store. The price tag on an item I purchased was $22.99, but I was charged…read more$29.99. I realized this AFTER I purchased this item. Something felt off with the total so I reviewed my receipt immediately upon exiting the store and I caught the error. I immediately went back in and showed the cashier my receipt and the price tag on the item and requested I be charged what was marked on the price tag. The cashier went and checked with someone in the back whom I assume was a manager of sorts. I was told that the prices were put on earlier today and that the "new" employee must have marked it wrong so they would not honor the price tag. I am so confused and shocked. I cannot believe a company would pass along their admitted error to the consumer? Not to mention, a violation of the weights and measurements regulations in PA, and throwing their new employee under the bus to boot? Terrible, short-sighted business practice. I am local to Bryn Mawr with 4 young children, and this was my go to for children's gifts for all occasions. I will never shop here again.

Ever since Toys R Us closed all of its stores in and around Philly, I've been trying to find a toy…read morestore. Yes I know there is plenty online but I'm pretty old skool when it comes to toys, I like it better shopping in a brick and mortar stores. I found it amusing to touch the toy before buying them. After promised my little girl her toys, I went yelping. Didn't find anything nice until scrolling thru pages. Lucky Duck toys stands out the most, especially with the playhouse that was in store. The moment we enter Lucky Ducks, we were welcome warmly, the ladies at the cashier were super friendly. My daughter couldn't decide what she wants so we were at each aisle over and over again lol. You know the best part? Bet every parent experience this. The ladies that worked there, didn't have any annoying look or smirks or anything like that. I would definitely go back there. P.s. No private parking, there are meter street parking. The in store playhouse is closed bc of the pandemic.

Fantastic TCG store in Blue Bell! The space has a huge space for retail and even bigger space for…read moretournaments, events, and games. They have good deals on their MTG precons and their singles are competitively priced.The staff here is incredibly nice and attentive when I visited for my first time. Thank you so much for being awesome!

The employees were nice and helpful, the cards were for fair prices, lots of selection, what else…read morecan you ask for?

This was my second time visiting Camp, but my first time at this location and I tried the Bluey…read moreexperience with my husband and two kids, my cousin and her family came too. Honestly, it was underwhelming. For the price (adults pay too!), there wasn't much to do, and I felt the Trolls experience I went to before was way better. The layout could really use an upgrade, more slides, swings, a ball pit, climbing areas, basically something creative and interactive for the kids that keeps them entertained. Right now, it felt like wasted space. We made the best of it, but I wouldn't recommend the Bluey experience specifically. That said, Camp itself is still awesome. The kids loved the slime activity we paid extra for, and we got some fun toys while there. I'm curious to try other experiences in the future, because if they put as much thought into them as the Trolls one, I'm sure they'll be amazing!

Decided to visit during our Philadelphia mini-vacay with our Bluey-obsessed daughter…read more We went mid-week in the late morning in an effort to avoid crowds and it seemed to work. You enter in the main area/store. There are lots of toys and items available for purchase, as well as play and coloring tables if you need to pass time before or after your visit. We arrived around 10:25am for our 11am visit and they were able to fit us into the 10:30 slot. There were about seven (7) other children in the group, alongwith about ten (10) adults. The group is then taken into the Bluey House/Play areas. You spend a total of about 40 minutes in the House/Play area which consists of free-roam/play as well as some organized group activities such as a dance party and a story time. There are lots of rooms in the house including a main play area, kitchen, living room, bedroom and slide/lounge room. Toward the end of your 40-minute allotment, you will invited into a "Secret Party" with the rest of your group. You will then go into another room where you get to meet Bluey and Bingo! You are free to take your own photos or have the staff there take photos (using your device) for you. After, you are done, you exit back into the main area. The staff throughout the experience were excellent. They were very friendly and patient with all of the children (and adults) and did a great job in all of the activities. Now admission prices range from $24-29 per person depending on the day you visit (weekends are $29). I do agree with many other reviewers saying that this activities would be more appropriately priced at around $20. Luckily, there are always promotion/coupon codes available around the internet. Simply Googling Camp Bluey Philadelphia Promo Code will result in a few options...of which one should work for around 10-15% off...on average. For those affected, the entire experience is all on one leveled floor...there are no stairs or elevations within the experience space...except for the (optional) area containing a slide. Park in the mall's Blue Parking Lot for closer access to the Camp Store.

LOVE this store! HUGE variety of yarn and notions for all kinds of projects. I could spend hours in…read morethis store. The staff are so friendly and helpful, too. When I was trying to figure out how to make part of a Halloween costume for my son, they helped me brainstorm how to make put ears onto a hat that would stand up and also be bendable.

My cousin and I visited Stitch Central in search of fabric for my quilt. The store is amazing!…read moreThere was beautiful fabric of all types. Everything you need for sewing is there for persons beginning to sew to experience seamstress. The fabric is of very high quality.

Really great hobby shop for all things trains. My father recently got my girls a Lionel train set…read morefor Christmas so we stopped in here to see what other options were available to add to our new set. They have an amazing selection of trains, including all different gauges, also miniature buildings, animals, people and everything else for your trains set. We didn't have an opportunity to stay too long so I'll be back to take a more in depth look in the near future. The staff are very helpful and super knowledgeable so come with questions and leave with answers. They also have a display with several trains set up with buttons for people to try to see what lights up or makes sound. The trains were not moving while we were there and they were kind of busy in the lead up to Christmas so we didn't ask to have them running, but I'm sure they would have turned them on if we had asked.

A brick and mortar store that you hope will never shut its doors. They sell many unique toys,…read moremodels, and trains, perfect for 5-12 year old birthdays or arrested 40 somethings. They recently cleaned up a little so it's less overwhelming and looks more like a store than a hoarder's wet dream. The employees are lovely on the first floor. They are sometimes just as lovely on the second floor. It's a destination worthy place and they need to sell t-shirts.