Accompanied my son and my two grandsons, ages four and two. This was my first visit to Happy Feet…read morePlanet and I had a blast! This huge indoor playground is located in the Norris Park area in Apex. The playground is designed for infants up to 12-year-olds. When we got there about 945 on a Tuesday morning, there were only two other people. We were forewarned that a field trip group would be arriving at 10:15. Even when the group arrived, because of the large space, it didn't feel crowded. There are lots of mazes with hidden play areas...activities for both gross and fine motor skills. They also have assorted snacks and drinks available for purchase. This is a wonderful way to spend a few hours or even longer. The kids had a blast and us adults who accompanied them did as well!

Such a fun time for baby!!! Rainy day at 12 on Wednesday no one was here. Amazing. I filled out the…read morewaiver and paid $8 for me and my 11 month old. It felt very clean today - in fact I ran into a neighbor who also remarked how clean the pieces of plastic were that you can see through. He loved exploring and watching other kids. I can't believe no one was there. My complaint in the past was that there were far too many kids and it was so loud I kept getting alerts for volume and damage to hearing on my Apple Watch. Today was calm. Today was fun. Today was more quiet. Today was lovely and we plan to return. Great way to play! Tip: I found about $40 that I handed into the cashier/front desk from the ball pit. Hang on to your money and spare change.

Chaos but fun! Came for a birthday party and the kids had so much fun!…read more It started with normal lights and then turned into a cosmic night. Lots of fun music too. Tons of different areas to play in!

I've hosted birthdays at Big Air Raleigh before, so I know they are capable of doing better…read more Unfortunately, this most recent party was a terrible experience and not worth the money. Despite confirming details in advance and paying nearly $700, the event was disorganized from the start. We were given the wrong party room number, causing delays, and when the kids were ready to eat, the room and food were not prepared on time. The biggest issue was the ice cream. I had paid for ice cream for all guests, but only after the party started was I told they were out. I was advised mid party to buy something next door at Food Lion so my husband went to get ice cream--only for the manager to confront me in front of guests saying I couldn't serve it due to policy. After an embarrassing back‑and‑forth, they eventually allowed it, but the damage was done. My son's party was disrupted, and my guests witnessed unnecessary conflict. To make matters worse, billing confusion at the end left me feeling accused of not covering a guest, only for it to later be revealed as a miscommunication that left me feeling awkward because the venue involved the other family by calling them. The entire experience was stressful, embarrassing, and poorly handled. While the party host tried to be helpful, the management's lack of communication and professionalism ruined the celebration. I've been a loyal customer since they opened, but after this ordeal I am cancelling my membership. Customer service matters, and this event showed me Big Air Raleigh does not value it.

We loved our time at WRTS In Morrisville! We went as part of a pre school session so we essentially…read morehad the entire place to ourselves. The price is $18 per child with adults free. You take off your shoes and play in socks. They have so many fun and sensory seeking activities from a zip line, to rock climbing to trampolines to swings. There is a soothing calm room that is dimly lit. There is also an arts and crafts corner and little play stations for grocery shopping, a vet, trucks, dollhouses and many toys for imaginative play. Everything was clean and safe and well thought out. There is also a room to host birthday parties. We loved it and can't wait to come back!

Amazing!!! This was our first time here but it was the best indoor play place (not counting…read moremuseums) that I've been to in NC! I've definitely been to a few that I thought were overpriced for what you get. I highly recommend this place. It's super affordable ($10 per child to start and cheaper when you are paying for more than one kid, better value overall to get a monthly membership which I believe starts at $34 a month). It pays for itself if you just come here 3x a month or more. They've also got little snacks for sale up at the front desk and you can purchase socks for $1 (they've got music notes on them haha). We arrived early around 9:20am when the inflatable bounce houses were still getting filled but the doors were open and the person at the front desk said it was unexpectedly busy this morning! The place gets pretty busy but emptied out around 11:30 when I assume most people left to go get lunch/put kids down for nap time. Tons of cute little snack tables and chairs for the smaller kiddos and bigger ones for waiting parents/grandparents/caretakers etc. Lots of sanitizer on every counter. They also had Kleenex boxes out (they know their audience) and Clorox wipes at the front desk. There's 2 big bounce houses (a blue one and a red one). The red one is more for jumping and running around in circles and the blue one has a rainbow "floor" interior that is super fun to run across. There are also 2 karaoke rooms with an expansive music selection, colorful overhead lights, and microphones which you ask for from the front desk. They've got the giant piano on the floor like the one from the movie 'Big'. They've got music classes which I believe take place in the back near the restrooms. Love the giant guitar slide and it makes guitar sounds when you slide down. I went down the slide as well and it goes super quick!! I was definitely more scared going down than climbing up haha. Oh and they provide a shelf of croc sandals to wear if you need to rescue your frightened child (I made use of them). I could really go on forever about how amazing this place is. Absolutely exceeded expectations. Incredible experience and place and definitely will be returning!!

I took my almost two year old here, with my younger babe in tow, for the first time today and they…read moreabsolutely loved it. The play area is open and spaced out with a nice variety of musical things to play with. Before coming, I really was curious if there'd be enough to keep the little one interested. Big or little, the kids will be interested! By musical things, think less handheld instruments and more installments for lack of a better word, such as the interactive world map where touching the musical note plays music of that geographic location. The percussion pots and pans and bells room was a big hit. My toddler wasn't ready for the big guitar slide, with climbing handholds and bars, but was able to enjoy everything else, including the small slide. I found it easy to carry my infant around and plop him on the floor from time to time with little worry. Some bigger kids run around but there are many side areas that are safer for the wee babes. There's music playing in the background and of course sounds coming from the many installments, and children shrieking. But overall, I didn't find the sound to be too loud or nauseating like it can be in some restaurants and such. There's plenty of space to enjoy snacks outside of the play area and clean bathrooms. The staff I checked in with were quite friendly. Oh and I really thought the price per child to be reasonable compared to most other indoor museums and play places. We will definitely be back!

Great for kids/babies and even better for first time parents. I would also say it great for kids to…read morestart to get use to other kids. This place will keep kids off the phone screen and etc. They will get to get in touch with all their senses. The place it also pretty clean.

Had a birthday party here for my kid and it went pretty well!…read more The staff were generally helpful before and during the party. There's a Pizza Hut right next door which is super useful for feeding the kids. Angel Island can arrange for the pizza to be delivered, but they charge a fee, and it's pretty easy to just walk over there and grab the pizza yourself :) There's plenty of stuff for the kids to do, like play in the ball pit, jump on the sticky wall with a Velcro suit, or go on the merry-go-round. The party room was pretty barebones but it got the job done. I will say that my son developed influenza B about one day after his party, but I'm not 100% sure he caught it at Angel Island since that's a pretty short (but not unheard of) incubation period. I will say it didn't seem like the cleanest venue and there were tons of kids running around, but who knows :) Overall, my kid had a good time and I think it's a pretty decent choice for a birthday party.

My grandsons love coming here, it's one of their favorite spots to play. There's a great dedicated…read morebaby/toddler area that's perfect for the little ones, snacks available for purchase, and clean restrooms (which is always a win for parents and grandparents alike!). I also appreciate that shoes aren't allowed inside, it keeps the play space nice and clean. Overall, it's a fun, safe, and well-maintained place for kids to burn off energy.

Blast off! Staff were very matter of fact, they'd check you…read morein and tell you the rules. The space itself is nice and open, fun for all the littles. There is a baby corner too. Some highlights= spaceship to climb up and slide down, a lego room, small aquarium, free coffee and tea, nursing room, tinker toys creation that's 3.5yrs in the making! Would come back if ever in the area