Awesome. Clean atmosphere, tons to do and the staff was extremely helpful. The manager especially…read morewas excleeln

I came in with my two nieces specifically for the fact that they have the rock climbing wall. After…read moreI pay for the pass which gives me access to the climbing wall they tell me only one person is available to grant access to the wall. But guess what that person is at the rope course with a line of kids waiting to go. And if want to do rock climbing I need to wait an hour until another person comes in. If you do not have the attraction available do not charge me or be upfront with how limited it is.

We went awhile back to see Charlotte and were sorely disappointed. Hearing of her death today…read morereminded me I had forgotten to write a review. This location is privately run and not for educational purposes. More like going to a friends house to see their pets. Please consider going to an aquarium run by scientists for educational purposes.

I want to say this has been one of the highlights of my family trip. When your 16 yo his 17 yo best…read morefriend and wife all agree on this fact it says something. As adults we have this tendency to say "if I knew then what I knew now, I'd have paid more attention in school!" Well here's your chance. This tiny aquarium will impart more knowledge in a short visit than you probably take in most months if you take advantage of it. The interns and owner (a former teacher) are committed to answering questions. The things they are studying and sharing are amazing. If you go in and you want to learn and ask questions this will be an experience you won't forget. Think of the best science teacher you ever had, having an opportunity to show the world what she loves to talk about... and that is what you have here. Do yourself a favor, go, enjoy and learn!!

Have been a few times with my kiddo and for him (at almost 3) its a little overwhelming but quite…read morefun in the parts he likes. I'm glad for such a large play area for littles to climb and slide - and large enough for me to stay with him as needed. We've not tried any food or anything, sorry - next time!

It seems like this trampoline has had several different brands and owners over the years. As of…read more2024, it is Sky Zone, and we had a wonderful experience. It is very pricey $28+ per kid for under 2 hours of play. We opted for a membership, which is no contract and includes the required no-skid socks. This park was well-maintained and clean with workers roaming and assisting guests. My kiddos loved the numerous foam pits, the swing, and the slide. They even have foam basketball courts(was hard to locate balls), normal trampoline spots and a playground area for the toddlers and littles. We ended up canceling our membership because we simply live too far to make almost $90 for three kids worth it. It was somewhat challenging to find the membership area on their website and you have to request cancellation with no immediate confirmation that it goes through/is approved. We weren't notified of the successful cancellation until the day that our monthly membership would have been charged on our credit card the following month. Wish there were a slightly easier and more streamlined cancellation process, but that's likely an intentional challenge?

My daughter attended a birthday party at Soccer Land. The coach, Vincent, was excellent. He is able…read moreto teach important soccer skills (ball control, speed, body control, etc.) in a way that it is actually fun! She didn't enjoy soccer when she played on a team last year, but had a great time at Soccer Land. It is set up with lots of different fun stations that kids love!

From the owner: Soccer Land is the first amusement soccer park. With a new concept of practicing, training, and…read moreplaying soccer, Soccer Land offers a variety of games and challenges for people of all ages to improve their soccer skills. It's entertainment and fun, and this is what soccer is about.

Went to see some family and came here with my l little 2 year old brother and he had a blast…read more Their grilled cheese was pretty good but not many food option, then again that's not what the place is centered around it's a good place to sit down and bring your little kid. I do recommend sense it is only about $15 for us

Very disappointed in our visit today (May '26). The last time we visited was around a year ago. It…read moreseems like there has been hardly any upkeep to this business. Of the toys that were available to play with, many were broken or missing. What is the point of a play "animal clinic" with almost nothing in it ? There is a small lego table with hardly any legos to play with. I found this experience to be bizarre and sad for the kids. I could see how babies might benefit from the space to crawl around, but my 2.5 year old was asking me why things were missing or not working. I'm including pictures. The only positive was the lady working at the front desk. She was very friendly and kind to my daughter.

I like this place! First, the parking lot is a complete zoo, but we've always been able to find a…read morespot after hunting for a bit. We always come around Christmas time as well, so it's probably way more chill during the rest of the year. Inside, half of the store sells toys and books, and the other half is a playground for the kids. I wouldn't say the toy selection is incredible or anything, but my kids normally find something that they enjoy. Of course, they tend to be the $3 squishy toys and not the stuff that's supposed to expand your mind, but I'm not complaining :) The indoor playground isn't bad! My son had a good time playing in the mock kitchen and chatting with the other kids. We'll probably come back the next time we're visiting :)

absolutely horrible service and we will never spend another dollar here. We tried to return a non…read morefunctioning rock tumbler that we received as a gift and although it was proven in store that the toy didn't work (and we provided a receipt showing the gift was purchased there), we were told that without a box they would do nothing to help. Who in the world has all of the toy boxes after a 6 year old birthday party. The appropriate response would have been to offer store credit so we could have tried another item of the same type. The woman "helping" my husband was rude and we will definitely tell everyone we know to not waste time or money there. Typically, we love to support local business but the truth is that you can buy toys anywhere

The pizza is really good! Buttery, garlic crust, and good sauce. The service at this particular…read morelocation is excellent. All of the staff are friendly and look and act like they want to be here and help you. The place is immaculate. Extremely clean! And there are constantly workers walking around cleaning the entire time you are here. Jump on their monthly play points pass. My family has the gold pass and it has paid for itself like 1000 times over. Absolutely the best deal for a large family in town.

My kids love Chuck E. Cheese, but this location seems understaffed. The trampoline and adventure…read morezone are kept under lock and key, and even though we paid for admission, there is no available staff to open the adventure zone.

We have been members here for about 5-6 months so far, going about once a week to a class that…read moreworks out either for Wednesdays or Saturdays. Overall I'm a solid 4.5 / 5 for it. The inside is pretty clean and continuously rearranged week to week based on planned activities. The speaker they use to play music is not too loud for those out there with sensitives. The staff welcoming you in is nice to greet you in and out, and the experience is typically a pleasant and fun atmosphere. This has been a great way for our ASD level 3 child to have an opportunity to be included and participate when he wants to. The structure here is not as strict as like a "Kidstrong" gym where they're constantly trying to round them back to participate - if they don't want to or are not feeling it, then there is no pressure here...and for this family it is appreciated. The "one person per kid and no more" is pretty strictly enforced, to the point of being called out privately during the session for any newbies that may not know. I was pretty annoyed by the way the instructor I had handled it at the time. If I had known kindly or with a sign that made that more clear then we would have not got in trouble, lol. Anyway, there's a viewing area where you can sit and watch in the distance. My -1 star here is around some of the equipment. I hit my head so hard once trying to keep the kiddo safe that I'm pretty sure it was a mild concussion. So, take it from me, be aware of your surroundings. Not all areas are fully padded up, so don't think this is a "my kid can play and I get a break" experience. Prepare for one of you to be hands-on and active - otherwise, someone is getting hurt at some point. My examples are no covers on some of the hard edges on the windows, and to the equipment involving on the hanging bars near the entrance and viewing rooms. I would definitely recommend a strategy around your attendance based on whether or not school is in session or not - it seems that the number can be quite excessive in attendance at times, so if that is a bother to you or your kiddo then plan accordingly. See you there! At least until we breach wanting to cancel one day - our kiddo loves it so much i think we're here until he's burned out on it.

if you have a child with special needs or your child is neurodivergent in any way please do not…read morecome here. they only cater to neurotypical children and will look at your child like they have six heads and will not even smile at them let alone teach your child any skills or pay any attention to him/her