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    4.4 (14 reviews)

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    Kathy M.

    I love the concept - however the party room situation needs much improvement! We were scheduled for a set time the was informed we had to "wait" until a room became available, which was 1 hour. Not a good look! Then I believe there is a Max number of people that can be in any location according to the fire department. Whatever that number is I believe it's not followed it was WAY too many people/kids for the staff to manage. Now let's talk about the staff, where is the customer service? Don't get me wrong. Some of the staff were extremely understanding and nice however others looked at you as though you were crazy if you asked for a tissue or napkin, directions or help. We got to do better.

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    this place is fantasfic for kids parties and just to let the kids burn off some energy

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    Play Street Museum - Severna Park

    Play Street Museum - Severna Park

    5.0(7 reviews)
    8.2 mi
    Locally owned & operated
    Kid friendly

    Spot is pretty cute and not "huge". Overall very…read moreentertaining for toddlers and kids but can't say it's anything amazing but worth the money 100%. The lady at the front desk made me want to drop a star but can't say it's the owners fault. Reason being is she was very dry and quick with the rules I couldn't catch anything she was saying because she was so dry. Didn't seem like she wanted to be there but whatever that interactions like a second. It's basically a bunch of stations like shopping , doctors office, a slide, and so on. Like I said pretty cute.

    Play Street Museum is a franchise that specializes in kids' play areas that encourages imaginative…read moreplay and fun settings. The one in Severna Park is one of my favorites to take the kiddos because it has a great mix of interactive toys and buildings. Just to name a few: - an area for crafts - one of those motorized air funnels that you can put a scarf in - ice cream store - grocery store - doctor's office - vets office - a recycling truck with slots to sort different recyclables - a play house with kitchen stuff - pretend firetruck and firehouse with hose and slide You can also opt into extra add ons that allow you to participate in crafts you can take home (think DIY activities like slime). I like that there's only a finite number of spaces for time slots so it never gets too crowded. You should check their website before going just in case they're sold out (I believe they do allow walk ins though). They also have punch cards for a slightly discounted rate. It's usually around $18 for a single visit, but comes out to like $15 a visit with a punch card at the time of this post. I would totally recommend for little ones, but they may start to get bored for any ages 5 or older.

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    Hyper Kidz - Socks, dust and chip bags

    Hyper Kidz

    3.1(185 reviews)
    12.4 mi

    I recently attended a birthday party at Hyper Kidz in Columbia, and this visit was a much better…read moreexperience than my first one several years ago. When we first arrived, the entrance was pretty chaotic. Parking is limited, especially when birthday parties are going on, and the lobby felt very crowded. Checking in also took longer than expected because one guest ahead of us needed help completing the waiver, while everyone else waited. Thankfully, a manager stepped in and got our party checked in quickly. The shoe storage area was another bottleneck. Since each party has designated bins, there were a lot of people gathered in one small space, making it difficult to get in and out. Once we were inside, though, things improved. The facility itself was clean, including the bathrooms, and the kids had plenty of space to play. The birthday host was very friendly, but he seemed a little overwhelmed and forgot a few things throughout the party. It wasn't a bad experience--just not quite as organized as other birthday parties I've attended. Overall, it was a fun afternoon, and the birthday child had a great celebration. While I probably wouldn't go out of my way to visit this particular location, I would attend another party here if invited. I still prefer the Rockville location, which has been a smoother experience for me.

    The 3 stars are because of the seats where I can see my kids and other bad 2 are because 1 the door…read moregot stuck in the bathroom and my kid was crying (make baby proof) and also the spider web thing it had a hard trampoline at the bottom and my kid hit is head and the slide was a little steep (-3 stars-)

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    Be with Me Playseum

    Be with Me Playseum

    3.9(17 reviews)
    15.6 mi

    We recently visited Playseum for a playdate, and overall, it was a really fun experience! Located…read moreinside the Columbia Mall, it's filled with imaginative play stations that kept the kids entertained for hours. There are themed areas like a café, Italian restaurant, veterinary office, beauty salon, barbershop, grandma's house, and even a stage where kids can dress up and put on a play. If your child enjoys pretend play, this is definitely a great spot. I also appreciated that it encourages creativity instead of screen time. It's refreshing to see a place where kids can use their imaginations and just be kids. The only thing I didn't love was the pricing. Admission is $15 per person, including adults. I understand their explanation that they want parents to participate with their children, but in reality, many parents are simply supervising. Other similar indoor play spaces only charge for the children, or at least offer a reduced admission for adults. That pricing model would have made more sense to me. They also offer several add-on activities like decorating cupcakes, making slime, decorating cookies, baking, and even an animal encounter at the top of each hour. They're all cute options, but they do cost extra, so be prepared for the visit to add up if your child wants to do multiple activities. The animal encounter was fairly small, with just a few animals, but younger kids will probably still enjoy it. There is seating available for parents, although it can be limited since so much of the space is dedicated to the different play stations. Overall, the kids had a blast, the facility was clean, and there was plenty to keep them engaged. While I wish the adult admission and extra activity pricing were a little more family-friendly, I'd still recommend Playseum for a fun afternoon of imaginative play. We'll definitely consider coming back.

    Would I recommend this establishment...absolutely! Can't wait to go back!…read more I found this place by searching for play activities near Columbia mall. I had never been here and wasnt sure what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised. Location: Inside the mall, on the first floor, right outside the Nordstroms. Easy to find. Cost: Worth the entrance fee, both child and adults have to pay. Fair price. There are also take home activities and play that cost extra, such as slime, treat making, soap making, and more. These extra activities are also fairly priced and and so much fun. The entrance fee to the Kids Playseum allowed you access to the establishment nextdoor, Playseum upstairs. They also have playseum bucks as well. Staff: Super nice, helpful, experienced and attentive staff. Everyone one we interacted with for our time there was fabulous. We were able to go to both the Be with me playseum and the playseum upstairs. Cleanliness: The kept a tight shop. The toys and amenities were well kept, organized, clean and in good condition. Options: There were so many rooms to play in, so many cute toys, books, dress up and imagination play. My favorite was the ice bucket where the fish were kept in the Safeway. Super cute! The girls loved playing here and definitely want to come back. Overall wonderful experience!

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    Marley Bounce Party

    Marley Bounce Party

    4.0(27 reviews)
    8.5 mi

    Brought the kids to the bounce place in Marley Mall a few times in the past month and it is the…read morebest value by far! The kids have so much fun and it's around $8 per kid for 2 hours of jump and play. They just love it and I love having 2 worry free hours the staff is so nice and helpful they play with the kids and keep an eye on them so I don't have to worry if they all go separate directions. Highly recommend!

    Great activity for a rainy day. I don't particularly like the Marley Station Mall but I needed to…read moreburn some of my kiddos energy. Rolly Pollies was booked for their open play and I remembered The Bounce Party in the mall. It is also on Groupon. Win win. It is located by Gold's Gym. They have three bounce houses and a toy section for two and under. The bounce houses are old but still in working condition. The best part was honestly the staff. Usually when I visit places for open play the staff does not interact a lot or they just talk to each other. The girls working on Black Friday were very attentive. We were there with two other boys but they kept an eye on everyone. I have a 4 year old and a two year old. When one wanted my attention the staff watched the other one. It was great. I would definitely recommend if you need to go some where to burn the kiddos energy. Check out groupon. 5 visits for $25. I did have to pay tax $2.50. No big deal. Each visit will give you two hours. Can't beat it. Here is a pic of the party room.

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    Sky Zone Trampoline Park

    Sky Zone Trampoline Park

    2.7(52 reviews)
    8.9 mi

    On January 3, 2026, I visited Sky Zone of Bowie with my son and his friend. My intention was simply…read moreto pay for their visit to the facility. I did not knowingly enroll either child in an ongoing membership, nor do I recall knowingly authorizing Sky Zone to charge my bank account approximately $75 every month thereafter. Following that visit, however, recurring monthly charges began appearing on my account. I subsequently learned that memberships apparently had been established for both my son and his friend. This is particularly concerning because I would never knowingly enroll another person's child in a recurring membership or accept an ongoing financial obligation for that child. My bank records reflect the following charges: February 3, 2026 - $74.76 March 3, 2026 - $74.76 April 3, 2026 - $74.76 May 3, 2026 - $74.76 June 3, 2026 - $74.74 July 3, 2026 - $74.76 August 3, 2026 - $74.76 It appears that the monthly amount represents charges associated with two children, at approximately $36-$37 per child per month. I only take my son to Sky Zone periodically. I had no reason to intentionally purchase recurring memberships for two children, particularly when one of those children is not mine. Nor was I presented with any conversation regarding obtaining a membership to get a 17-dollar discount! I was charged $72.58 for visit for two kids with a military discount. If I had been given a 17 dollar discount this would have made it a lesser amount. Conversation With General Manager After discovering the recurring charges, I spoke with the General Manager, Monti, and requested an explanation and documentation of my authorization. Monti explained that I may have enrolled in the memberships in order to receive a discount and stated that customers sometimes elect to do this. I explained that this explanation does not make sense in my circumstances because I ALWAYS use my military benefits when discounts are available. I would have had no reason to intentionally establish two recurring memberships merely to obtain a discount for a 17-dollar single visit. I would love to have seen the transaction for this date to see where 17 dollars was deducted from the bill. More importantly, I do not recall knowingly agreeing to or authorizing recurring memberships. I asked him for the text message that I would have had to receive and sign and he stated, you would have to do a membership to receive the text message. Monti further explained that, during the enrollment process, I would have received an electronic communication on my phone and would have been required to electronically acknowledge or sign an agreement. I specifically requested that Sky Zone provide the documentation demonstrating my affirmative authorization, including my electronic signature or other record showing that I knowingly agreed to recurring monthly charges. The documentation shown or provided to me did not contain my signature. I also searched my phone records and messages from January 2026 and have been unable to locate the communication that I was told I would have received as part of the enrollment process. When I asked the manager to provide the original electronic communication allegedly sent to me, I was told that I would have to go through the enrollment process again in order to receive such a message. Recreating the enrollment process now, however, would not establish what was actually sent to me or what I affirmatively authorized on January 3, 2026. The General Manager offered to refund only two months of charges and maintained that I had signed up for the memberships and subsequently forgotten doing so. I respectfully dispute that explanation. Request for Proof of Authorization If Sky Zone maintains that I knowingly authorized these recurring memberships, I am requesting that Sky Zone provide the actual records associated with the January 3, 2026, transaction, including receipt showing where I received a 17-dollar discount on this date January 3, 2026, the amount that he stated was discounted as a result of me signing up for this membership Concerns Regarding the Enrollment Process After discovering these charges, I researched consumer complaints concerning Sky Zone membership billing and found numerous publicly available complaints from consumers describing experiences involving disputed recurring memberships, including allegations that consumers did not understand they were enrolling in ongoing memberships or subsequently disputed recurring charges.

    The first half of our time here was 4 stars, the second half 2. This is such a cool place but it…read more100% depends on who is working for how fun it will be. Like when you have lifeguards at the pool who suck out all the fun...the second half was like that. Lots of unnecessary whistle blowing (literally, they blow a whistle). The first half was SO fun! It's nice they don't make you buy their specific socks - we wore some from another trampoline park. There are a lot of options for what kids can do - there's an indoor playground areas for the littles (and second half they started measuring kids and kicking out the tall 5-year-olds who are literally at the line, which felt unnecessary). There's of course the trampolines, and the freestyle area has a netted area (which they said little kids can't go to that side during the second half). It is harder to keep eyes on kids here because there's so much to do but they have an upper deck where parents can watch - that's nice! I prefer the trampoline parks that have more trampolines, and based on this experience I probably won't go back to this one unless it's for a party, but it was a pretty good experience. We came for a party - the pizza was good and service was great!

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