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BUYER BEWARE!! Be very careful before signing up for an Urban Air membership. The 12-month contract…read moreis not clearly disclosed, and what they don't tell you is that making changes to your membership can restart your entire 12-month commitment. That's the kind of policy customers deserve to know upfront, not after they're already locked in. To make matters worse, the customer service is some of the worst I've experienced. Representatives were unhelpful, communication was poor, and resolving a simple issue felt impossible. It feels like the company is more focused on keeping customers locked into contracts than providing good service. I won't be renewing and would not recommend the membership to others.

Wow! We had such a nice time at pirates cove and we didn't even do all the activities! We went…read morelater in the day to meet friends who were staying at Jellystone and we had to park near the jellystone entrance which was just a short walk. Once there we hung out on the smaller kid side and let me son have fun with the smaller slides. He really enjoyed the several options here, but the water pressure didn't always allow him to freely slide down the slides. He had to constantly push himself to keep going down. After a couple hours there we ventured to the bigger side where, to my surprise, my son was tall enough for just about everything! We hung out in the lazy river for awhile then enjoyed all the big slides as most of them had pretty short wait times. The attendants at the slides were all nice. It took awhile sometimes to wait for an inflatable or racing mat for two of the slides, but after you get one you go right away. I actually enjoyed all the stairs too - most of the slides on the big side share the same stairwell, which surprisingly didn't get too crowded, but I got over 15,000 steps for the day going up and down those stairs about 8 times so I appreciated that. It was a nice family place with options for entertainment! We saw that they also had an arcade that we didn't check out, but it seemed like a lot of people were having fun there too. I'd say people of all ages were having a nice time here, especially with the live DJ in the lazy river - so fun!!

Ahoy Mateys! A Tale of Two Adventures at Pirate Cove in North Texas…read more Arrrr, gather 'round and hear this pirate's tale of feasting and frolicking at Pirate Cove in North Texas! ‍The Grub: - **Crew Size: 4 hungry souls - **Ship: Air-conditioned, ample seating for all Rations Ordered: - Cheese pizza - Grilled cheese - Cheeseburger - Nachos Would I spend my treasure on the food here again? Nay! Here be the verdict: - The pizza had a soggy bottom that would make a ship sink. - The burger was chewier than a sea monster's tentacle. - The nachos were surprisingly good, but hey, even a pirate can't mess up gas station nachos! -There is an arcade inside next to the food that is tons of fun and in the air conditioned building! Sodas: $3 with free refills - definitely worth plundering! The best part is the indoor, air-conditioned hideout. Perfect for escaping the blazing sun and resting your sunburnt bodies. **The Water Park:** - Price: Great value for yer doubloons - Lifeguards: Plenty, and actually doing their job. Some liked to just yell at the adults for fun I think. - Slides: A barrel of fun! - Water: Clean as the seven seas - First Aid:Quick and helpful, even fixed a bloody nose from a flying basketball (Arrr, beware the airborne balls of doom!) **The Bummers:** - Ye have to pay for a float for the lazy river, unless ye be lucky enough to snag a stray one floating by. - They have lockers ye can rent, but bring yer own lock and use it for free, savvy? At least that's what this pirate did. So, if ye be heading to Pirate Cove, pack your own grub, enjoy the refreshing beverages, DONT forget the sunblock and have a swashbuckling good time at the water park. Just beware of soggy pizza and chewy burgers, me hearties! #PirateLife #WaterAdventures #SunburntButHappy

I took my 16 month old for the first time today and he had a blast. It did feel very full with the…read morenumber of kids there, but it seemed that all parents were engaged in watching their kids. The snack token was a great bonus and the sensory tables were also a nice addition. All the toys were in good condition and I appreciated the host cleaning throughout the session. We'll be back!

This Playstreet Museum is adorable, fun and nicely organized! Our little one loved it! I wish we…read morelived in the area, so we could visit often.

It's a great place for smaller kids . We loved it , doesn't hurt that they have massage chairs…read more Very very clean ! Only issue is how far away the bathroom is . Toddlers play till they just can't hold it any more and we had to mage " the run " down the hall way past the basketball courts

We had our sons 3rd birthday at Play Park MTX and I am so glad we found this place. We had never…read morebeen before hsi party and he immediately went to play. He loved it and all of his friends loved it. It was on a Saturday and they has parties all day so when we arrived it was really chaotic with other parties cleaning up and leaving. Parking was a struggle when we arrived to setup everything, but once our party time started it cleared out and was great! The employees helped with tables and socks for the kids. Bathrooms are out in the big room...kinda far but no biggie. This place was clean and big so there was plenty of room for a couple of parties at a time. We will be back!

Very cute place, wish we could have walked around and spent more time with each stationread more

Very affordable family friendly pumpkin patch. Price is $16 per 3+ includes all attractions. Food…read moreprices are affordable they have $2 hot dogs, $2.50 nachos. You can bring your own food as well they have plenty of picnic tables throughout the place. Lot of friendly animals. Will be coming back soon. Definitely recommend

This is a nice colorful spacious place for kids to enjoy themselves. They have soft padded floors…read morethroughout the play zones and different play zones for different age groups. Staff super friendly I suggest getting here early to beat the crowd especially with the Texas heat.

Okay, Hyper Kidz. I have thoughts…read more First, the facility is incredibly clean. Like, impressively clean. The restrooms were clean, the play equipment looked well maintained, and the entire place actually smelled clean. No weird foot smell. I did not see any broken equipment, worn-out flooring, or even one crushed ball in any of the ball pits. Parking was easy too, and there were plenty of places to store shoes before entering. The play spaces are divided into overlapping age groups: infant to 2yo, ages 2yo to 7yo, and ages 4yo through big kid. The 4yo-and-up area is toward the front with climbing structures, tube slides, and all kinds of soft-play obstacles. The 2yo-to-7yo area is behind it and has slides, a ball pit, and one of those giant Lite-Brite boards. The infant-to-2yo area is to the right of that and has a very cute water play pad, small trampolines, and tiny slides for the littlest of kiddos. There is also a roped off "birthday kid dance floor" that is only open to birthday kids and their party guests during their designated 'dance party time'. I find this kind of silly-cute. The kids seem to enjoy it. Unfortunately, we walked in and were immediately assaulted by the volume of the music. I figured an indoor play center full of children running, playing, and screaming would be loud, so I came prepared with hearing protection for myself and my kiddo. I know better than to enter a place like this without it. I do not normally require my kiddo to wear his, but the music was considerably louder than the children. My watch repeatedly warned me that the environment had reached an unsafe volume. I cannot imagine that feels good on little ears. The music was assaulting. The admission line was also incredibly long. There were approximately 20 groups waiting, so easily more than 40 people, with only one employee selling tickets. At the same time, what appeared to be two managers and three other employees were all gathered around a computer troubleshooting something, even though only one person seemed to be actively working on it. All of this was happening while two other registers sat unused. I watched several groups give up and leave after waiting for quite a while. Not ideal. The restrooms are aaaallll the way in the back, and there is no overhead signage telling you where they are. There was only one changing table in the women's restroom, located outside the stalls. It was nice that they provided complimentary diapers and wipes beside it. The farther back you go, the worse the air circulation becomes. The entire building was warm, but the younger children's areas in the back were noticeably warmer and stuffier than the front. I also really wish they had a Chuck E. Cheese-style parent-and-child matching system at the exit. Because the age-group areas are spread throughout the building, a parent with children in different sections cannot keep both areas and the exit in view. An older child could very easily wander outside, or potentially leave with someone else, while the parent is supervising a younger child farther back. And then there are the chairs. Honestly, I am only writing this entire review because of these dang chairs. There are tons of barstool-style chairs around the infant and two-to-seven-year-old areas, but they have been placed beneath standard counter-height counters. There is maybe an inch of clearance between the seats and the bottom of the counter. You cannot put your legs underneath. You cannot comfortably face the counter. You cannot really use the counter at all. The stools also have no backs, which I personally consider to be an overt act of violence against all parents. Even the ones who are not there. All of them. Then someone placed the stools' circular bases on slightly padded flooring, so they feel mildly unstable too. Normally, I would wedge my legs beneath the counter for reassurance, but I cannot because there is no room for human legs. They managed to provide an abundance of seating while somehow providing almost nowhere to functionally sit. Honestly, kind of impressive, but in a "WTF?" kind of way. Hyper Kidz is extremely clean, well maintained, and has a lot for children to do. But bring hearing protection, dress for the heat, prepare to search for the restroom, and begin strengthening your core now if you plan to attempt the chairs. TLDR Very clean, VERY LOUD music, a/c gets noticeably stuffier in the back, and the excessive abundance of bar stool seating with no back rests should be considered an act of terrorism. My kid fucking loooooovved it though. Spent four hours there and he was very sweaty when we left. He passed out hard when we got home. Will I come back? Idk. Maybe, maybe not. I may not want to but I'm sure my little one will. So I will likely cave just to see his sweet smile and experience the easiest bedtime ever. But this is not a play that I'm choosing again.

I was looking for a place to give my son something fun to do. This was not it. I watched as they…read moredole out one tablespoon at a time . Each kid goes and gets a cup of this or that. Give me a break. I could do this in my own kitchen, what a bunch of bologna. Maybe if you have a 4 yr old, they'd be ok with it but I think most are beyond it. Can you say, rip off?

I just wanted to update my review. I finally got a hold of someone ... and apparently they have…read morebeen having issues with the call center where they were not getting messages and were deciding on if they were going to switch centers. They gave me their email and online contact information to set up classes in the future ... though if we do we may just go in on a day I know they are open and am in the general area taking my daughter to the museum or zoo. The class we had was the fullest I have seen it before so I'm guessing they are growing. Again the staff at the place is wonderful and willing to work with you ... for me its just a bit out of the way, classes for my daughters age group are not conducive to our schedules, (3:45 Tuesday which is hard for us to get too after work and school & Saturday at 945 which fills up fast) and my daughter gets a little wiggle worm tword the end of class ... so we'll continue just doing classes once every blue moon ... I really wish their cooking school in our area was still open because it was right by my daughters school.

Such a fun place to cool off and let the littles get their energy out while at the zoo! Well worth…read moreevery penny! ($5 for zoo members, $6 for non-members). I'd say good size for around 10yrs old and under. Ample seating, clean restrooms, a small store with toys & necessities that may have been forgotten, & a small food station with sandwiches, hot dogs, dipping dots, etc. Lots of slides, fountains, waterfalls, & skirting animal heads. Believe I heard 12yrs old is oldest that can be on the slides. They have a couple of covered cabanas ($50 for 2 hours) as well as larger covered patio that can be rented. My 4yr old nephew had an absolute blast and must have gone down the slides over a hundred times. He could have kept going for hours more if we let him. We packed a lunch which saved money. Kids split a small dipping dots for $5.75. I Highly recommend you go if you have little kids and want to cool off during the hot summer days while at the zoo.

If you're going to the zoo with little ones, Safari Splash is totally worth the extra $5 with zoo…read moreadmission. If you're a zoo member, it's $4 (kids 2 and under are always free). This little splash pad is great fun if it's not too crowded and you can get a couple chairs. There's plenty of shade around the chairs and tables, and there's a few rentable cabanas as well -- $40 for 2 hours and $15 for each additional hour. Totally worth it to guarantee a shady spot to rest and eat! They say the cabanas hold 10 people but I think that'd be pretty crowded. They look more suited for 6 guests when you consider most people have bags, towels, strollers, and small ice chests to store as well. The splash pad itself is small, this isn't a huge water park. Seems best for little kids, like 10 and under. Most kids we saw were probably under 7. Lots of little toddlers! The bigger kids spend most of their time up in the main playground and on the bigger slides, leaving the outskirts of the pad to the little ones. There's a few toddler stations and itty bitty slides, perfect for babies with some supervision. Just be on alert, there's always a big kid or 3 that'll come barreling through at any moment. There are no pools here, no lazy river. It's all splash pad! 14,000 square feet; a "water play area equipped with four slides, a water dump tower, a fill wall for your water toys, animal-shaped water cannons, and a designated toddler play area." There's also concessions; sandwiches, chips, drinks. And a little stand that has anything you might have left at home: swimsuits, towels, goggles, sunscreen, swim diapers... We had the best time here. We were lucky enough to visit when it wasn't packed. Even though it's brutally hot out, we stayed cool in the shade after being splashed. We're zoo members so we'll definitely be back.