We've been to Slick City in Chandler a couple times now and it's tons of fun. We even decided to…read morehave our daughter's birthday there because it was so fun the first time we went. It's something somewhat new and different. The staff were friendly and the kids had a blast. My daughter and her friends, and even myself really enjoyed the straight drop slide that sends you flying. The place is clean (newer so it should be) and cozy and overall just fun.

Soooooo expensive but wow it was fun! Staff could be nicer and more welcoming. The slides were…read moregreat, wide selection and pretty safe. She didn't know about the tummy sliding thing but once the first one happened then the day started! $50 for both of us for 90 mins

Great place to visit. Parking is hard since it can get pretty full really quickly. Lots of options…read moreto choose from for the family and friends. Different stores. New stores added and some moved. Some upgrades made. A new Ferris wheel was added.

This is a cool, though touristy, entertainment destination in Scottsdale. Lots of positives about…read morethe place. A nice variety of family-friendly activities along with several shops and eateries on site, free parking, and great deals with the purchase of a combo ticket to experience different attractions at a discount. I did the "pick 2" combo for access to Butterfly Wonderland and the UFO Experience, and though the former was far more interesting and enjoyable, I'm glad I was able to check out both during my recent visit. Service was great as I interacted with staff at the arizona boardwalk, and the place wasn't overly crowded on a Sunday, which I appreciated.

I came here yesterday, 5/4/26, as a chaperone for a school field trip. The kids had a blast and…read moreenjoyed the playground and rides. However, the young man working at the Merlin's apprentice ride was very rude and seemed completely overwhelmed and frustrated. He yelled at my group immediately upon entry for stopping to look at the mini Lego city. Honey, these are 7 and 8 year olds and you work at a Lego store it's really not that serious.

Exceptional service and a total win for Spring Break! "We…read morevisited Legoland Discovery Center in Phoenix last Wednesday March 18for Spring Break, and it was easily the highlight of our week. The kids had an absolute blast, but what truly stood out to me was the flow of the attractions and the incredible staff. The customer service went well beyond any typical ranking--every crew member we interacted with was amazing. It's clear their model is centered on making sure every child has a priority experience. They went above and beyond to engage with the kids and make them feel special. Highly recommend for an stress-free, high-fun family day!"

AMAZINNNNNGGGG!!!!!! This is a multi-room place you can go and bring your friends for fun…read moreactivities. The rooms range from activities that have strength, brain teasers, teamwork, and more. It's such a great bonding opportunity and allows you to have fun with whoever you bring with phones down. Parking is NO issue at all at this location. They have so many spots available given the strip outlet location it's in. I do recommend not wearing any thick or heavy clothes and bringing as little items as possible, because you will be moving A LOT and sweating will be your enemy. They have a bar and restaurant as well, but we didn't get a chance to go. Definitely will be back, and next time need to go for 4 hours! I think we did 2 hours and it didn't feel like enough time.

Let me start by saying this is an incredible idea and it's executed pretty well, but:…read more 1. There are no hints. Some of the games are not self explanatory and difficult to figure out. We tried one game about 8 times and made zero progress so just quit trying. 2. Some of the games are extremely physical. If you pass level one of a game, you move to level two. If you fail level two, you restart the entire game. This happened to us in one of the room several times. I like the concept, but both of these things are incredibly frustrating. We'll probably go back and see if we're any smarter or fitter than we were before. If you're in great physical shape, this is a good place to exert a lot of energy!

This place has been our go-to birthday spot for both of my kids for years, and we keep coming back…read morefor good reason. The train ride is a blast, the climbing wall is massive, and watching kids lose their minds on the bumper boats never gets old. The party packages are reasonably priced, which is a huge plus when you're hosting a group. They also recently added fans and misters to the party area, and it makes a world of difference especially on hot days. If you're looking for a fun, affordable spot for a kids' party (or just a family outing), definitely check this place out. Highly recommend!

Needs a refresh. Dated rides and equipment. The splash pad was lacking the splash! Disappointed.read more

I really love the idea of this indoor play center- it has so much potential. The themed rooms and…read morefocus on imaginative play make it such a fun and creative concept for kids. You can tell it was designed to be a special place, and on the surface, it truly is adorable. That said, my experience left me feeling uneasy, mostly due to cleanliness and supervision concerns. I witnessed multiple children putting toys in their mouths (which is totally normal for kids), but what was concerning was that those same toys were often placed right back into shared play areas. While I later learned there is a designated bin for toys that have been in kids' mouths, this wasn't communicated upfront, and I didn't see it being consistently used or enforced. There also seemed to be inconsistency when it came to staff involvement. Across my two visits, I did see some staff members actively cleaning up and returning toys to their proper places, which I appreciated. However, I also observed others simply picking up toys and dropping them into corners of the rooms without any real organization or sanitizing. I completely understand that keeping up with kids is a challenge--I'm a parent too--but that's where consistent staff engagement becomes really important. Another issue was the level of parental supervision. Many parents were on their phones while their kids played freely. Again, that's ultimately a parenting responsibility, but in a shared environment like this, it contributes to the overall hygiene and safety concerns. I also want to mention that I found the staff presentation a bit unprofessional, which added to the overall impression that things weren't being closely managed. To be fair, you do sign a waiver regarding illness, and I understand that no play space can be completely germ-free. However, I did end up contracting chickenpox exactly 10 days after visiting, which makes me seriously question the effectiveness of their cleaning and sanitizing practices. Overall, this place is incredibly cute and full of potential. With more consistent staff involvement, clearer communication, better sanitization systems, and encouragement for parents to stay engaged, it could be an amazing environment. Right now, though, it falls short of what it could and should be.

Highly recommend this delightful play land!!! Our 3 yr old grandson loved everything here, and…read morethere is a lot of different experiences inside this space!!! So glad we have something like this out in the west valley for littles to enjoy!

Visited with a 19 month old who loves to explore - and this surely delivered. Each floor provides a…read morevariety of options to choose from and experiences that cater to all age ranges. We visited at a year old and were limited to the experience, but once they hit walking stage the doors explode with opportunities. From the first floor tree house and soft foam blocks to the open-play blocks and gears - the experience builds as you work through each floor.

I'm so impressed by this three story children's museum! They are extremely baby friendly with baby…read morezones on each floor. Theres even a room just for little! My baby was able to enjoy time here with cousins who are older. There are 300 interactive areas and new events all the time! My toddler nephews love the market and restaurant are on the third floor. Things to know: It can get pretty busy - especially if there are school trips. If you want to come when it's less crowded, I recommend weekdays at opening. Food is available at the coffee shop and cafeteria areas. There's an amazing nursing room on the third floor as well. There are free Friday events (check online) The membership is so worth it in my opinion!

We were visiting from Omaha and looking for something indoors to do. We found this on Yelp and…read morefigured it looked just good enough to enjoy a few hours. The price was $21 per kid+$4 for socks, making it in the middle of cheap and expensive. With limited options for any better price point we ended up attending. I will say, as someone who visits the Rainforest Cafe, this is like an interactive spot! I loved the whole play area. It's sky high with a ton of things to climb and play on. We have a 7 and 10 year old and both had a ton of fun. I got a play card to play some games and we got our fill of fun and burned energy by the end. It is definitely on the older side of play places, but I found it nostalgic. It was like chuck e cheese meets the wild. I would recommend it if you were looking for something to do.

Employees were not any too nice. They were not mean or anything ... just more devoid of…read morepersonality. Many arcade games did not work. Not hardly any balls in Down the Clown, Pinball game with no working ball, etc. Play area was fantastic. Kids definitely enjoyed that part. This is what is unique about the place and the reason to come here. The giant tree is magical. The snake slide is really cool. We all like the aquarium that is incorporated into the play structure. Parents do not have to pay to play if you prefer to be a spectator. There were many massage chairs around the play floor and signs saying you could only sit in them if you were paying for a massage. That said, I wanted to use one, but I couldn't find one that worked. Just kind of gives the place a lower end vibe. They do have one ride (Frog Hopper), but you need to go request an employee if you want to ride it. They give you the feeling that you are annoying or bothering them if you ask them to come over to operate the ride. I do not like having that feeling so my kids only went on the ride once. Tried the food. It was okay. Nothing gourmet, but it is typical for the quality one usually finds at these indoor kid play places. Nice that they had Icees available.