Late post for Halloween event: my daughter and i attended a open house for a new playroom thats…read moreopen to the public, Nov 6 2017. DJ & entertainment was on point; DJ got the children dancing to chicken dance & every line dance music inaginable! He also played 80's and 90's music that some adults participated, including me! The dance area had mirrored walls and a 2 sided window for viewing & seats to relax as well. Complete with a "bouncer" stamping hands upon entry for little kids. I felt i was entering into a night club or bar! Light refreshments (fruit punch, Filipino 4 seasons drink, bottled water) & snacks served (chips, cheese balls). Desert of cake slices was served too. Even Roassti's pizza! Coffee was also served. Also, a pretend play of the neighborhood, dolls and toys, a section for rock climbing, and a section to watch a projected movie kept my daughter busy and entertained. Although there was a rubber mat for the rock climbing, I felt there should be a few helmets as an option for the extra protection. There's also a room with a tv and few sofa seats for parents to lounge for a bit. Children's book for kids to sit and read. This establishment is mostly Filipino owned and on a busy intersection. Meter and street parking available.

We loved our play date at Mini City! All day play (?) is $15 and we had a blast playing for hours…read more They have tons of different areas, including kitchen, laundry, grocery store, public transportation, train table, etc. They also have climbing areas, slides and a smaller baby area! We were first inside the day we went, so everything was neat and clean. The only reason I docked a star is because online it says they only allow in kids who have registered ahead. We called all day and no answer! My friend wrote to them on IG and they said just show up. They open at 9:00am, I called when we got there at 9:30 (per instructions on the door) and the lady said she would be there at 9:45 so give her a couple of minutes. I imagine due to covid they're short staffed / don't have as many kiddos going in, so it didn't deter us much, but just something to note. We would still happily return! A great rainy morning activity!

Had a great time but staff needs to be a bit more strict towards other kids respecting the height…read morerequirements on certain areas. Their was older kids playing in the toddlers area which made my daughter not want to play due to them playing very rough and it clearly said it was an area for a certain height but they didn't respect it.

Came here for a birthday party on a Saturday afternoon. The Mama hosting the party was all…read morestressed out as she thought they booked a private room for the party but Altitude advised otherwise. It was a huge party too, about 20 kids + their parents so it was pretty chaotic from the start. With it being winter and everyone having gigantic coats on, the space to move around and maneuver within the party area was pretty tight! But I guess all that comes with the territory and for those with kids, it's pretty much expected. Took my daughter to the trampoline area and the place is huge with different areas to jump in and run around. It's a lot of kids and I don't believe there were enough workers to supervise all of the individual areas. It's easy to lose your kid here, especially if they are small and under 10 years old. So I chose to stay close to mine. My daughter did get hurt right before the end of the party. I made sure she wasn't in a highly trafficked area and of course the moment I take my eyes off her for what seemed like 5 seconds, I find her on the ground crying and claiming she is not able to get up. I thought she had broken her leg. After consoling her and asking her what happened, she finally told me that some little boy collided with her and banged her knee. The moral of the story is, be careful when you come here as it's risky. There is not really a separate place for young kids and big kids - they all pretty much jump together. I tried to protect her from the rowdy kids but I've come to the realization that these trampoline parks are a big liability. That is why they make you sign a waiver when you come. It's a fun place but we may be taking a little break until my little one is a little bigger.

It was a small but very cute place for kids and families! My 8 and 2 yo enjoyed it!! There's a…read moretoddler area where you have to take off your shoes- so I highly recommend wearing socks! There's also a water area and there's some aprons for the kids to wear. My kids still managed to get wet - so maybe also a change of clothes will be a good idea!

Came here for the first time for a birthday party so I wasn't sure what to expect. The place was…read morerecently renovated so things did not seem that dated. There was a variety of different areas to play in, different pretend areas- veterinary, building and grocery. There was a big climbing structure to get into with a variety of different obstacles inside. And there was a water play area. Overall a lot of variety for the space. The things were well maintained. The room was also kept pretty warm.

My daughter just attended a birthday here. She seemed to have a good time. But I wanted to leave a…read morereview for two of the staff members, Ben and Fasaha. While my daughter was inside playing, I was in my car reading, oblivious to the fact that my headlights were on. After I picked her up from the party, I realized I couldn't get the car to start, ugh. I caught Ben while he was helping someone out to the car and told him the situation. He brought his car around to the front, and he and Fasaha helped me jump my car. They were super patient, helpful, understanding, and kind. I'm so grateful and appreciative of their willingness to help me. I have no idea if I'll be back to this jump zone, but Ben and Fasaha, you guys are the best!

Very dirty, food from days before. Only had one staff member walking around and he was not looking…read moreat the trampolines or the blow up spots. I felt like I had to spray my nephews down with Lysol. Obviously I didn't but I made sure to wash them as soon as I got home. Of course they had fun but I was eternally screaming from how dirty it was everywhere.

a great haunted house with lots of dedicated scarers! Plenty of parking in the lot, and for us the…read morewait time was under 10 minutes in line. they has good lighting and decorations inside! would love to go back next year

I'm not sure how I'd never heard of Scream Scene until this year! 2022 was the 15th year for this…read morehaunted house at the former Skokie water park, and from the design to the actors, it was professional quality. From mazes to electronic features, and engaging cast and gore, it was both fun and creepy from beginning to end. I definitely screamed a few times, and after I exited, I watched as other "survivors" came racing out to escape the final element of fear. I've been to several haunted houses, although not for several years, and this one stands out as one of the best I've been to in the area. While this is a park district production, it's definitely not for small children, but great for probably teenagers and up. For the general public, admission is $13, or $20 for a fast pass. I was told it takes about 15 minutes to go through it, though I didn't time our visit to confirm that. By the time we left around 7:30, the line had grown pretty long, and it was only the second day it was open for the season. I'd recommend a visit to Scream Scene to get you in the Halloween spirit!

Nice, clean park. My kid is 4 and he loved the slides and the table area that swayed. Ground is a…read moresoft material and not wood chips.

This place is a gem! First of all their memberships are the best thing! So affordable!! Plus if you…read morefill out the surveys you can get an extra 30 mins play time!! So clever! Pizza has always been good! We've always been greeted with kind staff! The place has always been clean and well layed out!

This place has been around forever! I like the check in and check out process. The games are fun…read moreand most work. The entertainment is enjoyable. Food is good. I hope its around for many years to come.

Love this place! I threw a surprise birthday party for my boyfriend and invited 12 of his friends…read morewith the adult party reservation. There was a hidden area with two long tables and an area for food, drinks, and cake. They were super helpful with accepting the deliveries (since I needed things to arrive before the big reveal). They let us store the ice cream cake during painting and prep the candles behind closed doors. All of our friends had a blast and it was a very affordable group outing. 10/10. Will definitely be back!

We love PnP! I've been bringing my kids here for 18 years and it's so much fun. It's great for…read morelittle kids but it's just as much fun with teens and tweens because there's so many different items to choose from. Great family-owned business that truly cares.

We went on a Tuesday during spring break and spring break special. I was pleasantly surprised that…read moreit wasn't busy! It's not a large place. The front desk, younger man and older woman, were nice and answered my questions. The young woman working the food court was also nice. 20-25 minute wait for hot dog and 2 fries. She apologized and explained the oven is not very good. I saw her always checking to see if our food was ready but it really did take 20 mins. This place definitely needs to get that upgraded. When we first got in my son immediately saw the rock climbing. I saw a worker in there and asked if we needed to pay extra. We did so we went back to the front desk to pay for it. We went back to climb but the worker was gone. The only other worker we saw was a gentleman with an AirPod in his ear periodically checking his phone. We kept checking the rock climbing area and no one ever came back. After an hour I asked the front desk and they said to ask any worker with a blue tee. So I asked the young man with the AirPod who was actually very helpful and patient as my son spent at least 30 mins with him in the rock climbing area. At some point we made our way to the trampoline area behind the princess bouncy house where I saw the original woman worker who was in the rock climbing area sitting on a bench outside the area, one arm in her sweater and the other using her phone. She was mostly talking to another young man who could have possibly been a worker off the shift as he was holding a blue shirt. I wouldn't have known she was a worker if I had not seen her earlier. Later on I saw another young gentleman who was on his phone with an AirPod in as well sitting on the bench near the basketball area. I had no idea he was a worker until he stood up and walked away (holding his phone) and saw the back of his tee. The rugs and floors and most tables are filthy with tons of black gum stuck to it. Idk why this place allows people to wear shoes where socks are mandatory for people jumping. It's disgusting Other Pros: at least when we went, although little staff present, kids and families were respectful. It wasn't a busy place and I was allowed to go jump without being in the way of anyone. Lockers are only 50 cents. It's a nice atmosphere but there's a lot of polishing up that needs to be done. They are very understaffed and hope they are able to get more or better hires that actually work.

HUGE assortment of open jumping, bouncy houses and climbing! Staff friendly when I came in w my…read morekiddos today. Reserved online and paid for and signed waivers. This will help w wait times for excited kiddos. Place is clean and again, HUGE!

This rec center isn't bad. We came by for a play date with some friends in the jungle gym. There's…read moreat least a couple large rooms for activity; when we were here there was something going on in the large room right in front of the doors and then in the other room soccer practice was happening. The jungle gym is in the room further back in the building, and most of the room is taken up with a large three or four level play structure. There's a few slides on it, some ropes to climb over, a little obstacle course, and lots of fun to be had. All the kids were loving it and we spent at least an hour and a half playing around and I think they could have gone for more. There's an $8 fee per child to go to the jungle gym, as of November 2025. They take cash or a card at the front desk. Definitely ask about wrist bans, or if you need to keep your receipt... there was a sign on the jungle gym door that was pretty adamant about having one, but no one in our group of five kids had one. They may only be for busy days but better to be safe than have to convince someone you've already paid. I also noticed that for the week of Thanksgiving they're doing open play throughout the week, taking reservations to make sure you can get in. If you'd like to find an easy way to let your kiddos expend some energy, this could be a good spot. There are a few tables for parents to sit at. No shoes on the play structure, and don't forget to bring socks!

We just had my daughter's birthday party in the Jungle Fun room. The facility is a great size,…read moreclean, and conveniently located for us. The two young men who worked at the front desk were also very helpful. There is a kitchen, private bathroom, and plenty of tables and seating. This is a great party space.