OutSlide In is an awesome indoor spot for your little one(s) to burn off some energy and engage in…read morecreative and imaginative play. The space is clean and well maintained with a variety of activities to keep them busy for several hours. In my opinion, $10 for the entire day on Tuesday and Thursday for 0-3 year olds with no charge for adults is a fantastic deal, and this is a great place to bring your kids whenever the weather outside is less than ideal.

Great place to take kids on a dreary or cold day! They have slides, small rooms geared to "grocery…read moreshopping," "fire fighting" and "vet hospital." The kids love it. There are lots of good sensory activities and even a small area for 2 and under. They really do a good job of keeping the place clean and safe for the kids.

The space was inviting and huge. Friendly staff. So many choices for children. Accessible restrooms…read moreas well as parking in the lot in front of the play center. There is a concession stand as well for snacks and drink for purchase at a reasonable price. Great place!

Great place for toddlers! We have a membership and go weekly! My grandaughter loves it there!read more

This is one of our favorite Sky Zones we have ever been to! We had a great time, the staff made us…read morefeel seen and heard, and the facility was clean. The price was similar to others in the area but very worth it! We will definitely be back and highly recommend others attend!

Can I give this place zero stars? Look, it's always been dingy and not that well kept but for just…read more$17.50 for an hour of jumping that your kids love, you can look the other way. But now, under new ownership not only did they add junkie arcade games that cost a fortune but they upped the prices and minimum jump times. Now, 90 minutes is the minimum and it costs $27.99 + $2 amusement fee. And the days of wearing any sock with treads - gone. My daughter has socks on from another trampoline park and we had to buy "sky zone" socks (made in the same factory as the other trampoline park socks). The manager was a real treat too. He was more than pissed that he had to help check us in and talk to us while the part-time teen staff helped check in a birthday party and sell $7 slushies at the concession stand. I brought my kids and one of their friends who had a 60 minute jump pass that was given to him last month when he had a birthday party here. Would the manager just let the 60 minute voucher cover the new 90 minute minimum? Nope. Talk about customer service. $30/pp minimum entry fee, kids begging for arcade money the entire time and out of this world concession prices? It will be interesting to see how long this place lasts.

This was a great stop in Charleston with littles! My family went here with our two kids - 3.5 and…read more1.5. Our 3 year old had a blast- he especially loved the grocery store room that's set up to look like a Publix! The museum is a long building with a series of rooms in a straight row. When entering, you walk into the ticket area/gift shop and it's pretty much a straight shot down and then turn back around to go back through the rooms to exit. I wish we could have spent more time at the museum, but we had to leave after about an hour and a half because of our one year olds nap. We could have easily spent the better part of the day there playing! It's priced on the higher end in my opinion, but it is a nice place. Recommend to visitors with littles!

We have been to several children's museums in different states and honestly this is our least…read morefavorite. The kids definitely still had fun, but not as much as in other places. This one is kind of small. They did have a cool outside area with putt putt and parts to make loopty loop tracks for the golf balls which my son liked. My daughter liked "working" at the seafood restaurant. They both enjoyed "shopping" in the grocery store, but the check out area/scanners weren't working. Overall, glad we visited once, but for the size vs the price, we probably wont be back.

Absolutely love it here! Kids get to play while mom gets to sip on coffee/work - There are three…read moredifferent bouncy houses (a pirate ship, an obstacle course and a giant slide) and all are a huge hit with my kiddos and the whole middle section is full of toys better suited for 18 months and under. I will say I feel like age wise this place is perfect for 4 to 8 year olds and more independent players as you cannot bring your coffee into the play area with you.

Cute place to bring your babies and meet other parents, good coffee options too…read more Cute place to bring your babies and meet other parents, good coffee options too.

So much fun!! Vacation plans derailed from rainy weather. Teenagers had cabin fever. This was…read moreperfect for get rid of some energy before heading back to the hotel. It worked perfectly. They were happy. I was happy.

The great place to get some exercise and take the kids. But sometimes the truck to get here is just…read morelunacy.

This place is outdated with its animotrontics. The food is way over priced and everything came out…read morecold even though there was no one here. Would not recommend coming to this place

This sucks. I walked through it in 0.1023937429 seconds. The ball pit smells terrible like worse…read morethen my left cheek, the bathroom smelled like bacon bits, and half the dinasours are broken. I'd rather jump off the Eiffel Tower 20 times then come back here again.