Had my son's birthday party here at Ridgmar Mall over the weekend and it was perfect. Great…read morecommunication with the owner on everything, party host was very friendly and the party room was just what we needed. Having Chase as our mascot was a hit with the kids!

I had my daughter's 5th birthday here. The location moved and its now bigger and better. I loved…read morethe space and how big it is. The kids have a lot of different things to do, and a lot of space to run around. The party room was spacious for ample room for kids and parents. Our party host was very helpful, she helped me set up and made sure all the kids were checked in and had grip socks. Booking the party was also a breeze via text. Juli was so helpful and answered any and all questions. I wouldn't mind having another party here.

As soon as I entered with my baby, we were warmly welcomed with a smile. Avery took the time to…read moreexplain the process after I mentioned it was our first visit and that I hadn't made a reservation. I strongly suggest making a reservation to guarantee your entry, as I believe their capacity is 50. It tends to get quite busy, especially on rainy days, due to its convenience and being such a fantastic place for kids. Additionally, you will need to complete a waiver form. They have iPads available for you to fill out the form if you haven't done so, but it's advisable to have everything prepared in advance to avoid delays if you're pressed for time. Avery was incredibly friendly, patient, attentive, and had a wonderful personality. This is a charming spot for little ones, and the staff on duty during our visit made sure to wipe down, clean, and tidy up the area while the kids played in different sections. It was a busy little place when I arrived at 10:40 a.m., but it was less crowded around lunchtime. There is a red bucket designated for toys that your little one has put in their mouth, ensuring the toys remain sanitary. You are required to purchase their socks and must wear them while there. Fortunately, the socks are only $2.50. The day pass costs $13.75, and they also provide your little ones with a free rubber duck, which helps encourage them to leave when it's time to go. I'm sure you can relate to how your little ones can get when they're having a blast and don't want to leave, so they have a clever system in place to help ease that transition. This place was perfect for my little one. I had a wonderful time, especially seeing how much he enjoyed himself, and the customer service from Avery was outstanding. Thank you so much for your help and patience, Avery.

The staff is super friendly and it's always clean my daughter has fun everytime she's here and…read morethere's a lot of toddler friendly activities we come here often!

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.

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

Great for small children maybe up to 8 or so, you can bring food and drinks, No food for sale…read moreonsite. Plenty of tables and chairs to take a break. Adult supervision of your children definitely needed because only staff person I saw was the young lady at the register. You have to pay for the kids not the adult watching them.

I'm in my boy mom era, which means exploring most of the indoor playgrounds. Wonder6 makes the top…read moreof the list. They do host birthday parties, so you can always call to check if they have open play available that day. It's very similar to Cheeky Monkeys, but slightly better. First off, entrance fee is for the entire day, and not on an hourly basis. I also like that the play area is very open in the sense that you don't feel crammed in with a whole bunch of kids and parents. If a kid is climbing up the play structure, your child is visible the entire time, except when they're going through a solid tunnel or slide of course. You can literally walk to the back of the play structure to follow your child the entire way through. It's the perfect place for toddlers. They have a small trampoline area. Some small slides for the little ones, and larger slides for the older kids. Soft play area for infants as well. My son absolutely loves the coupe ride-on cars they have all around. Restroom could use some improvement. They have a changing area. However, toilet paper wasn't replaced during busy times. It would be nice to have someone check the restroom as dirty diapers are occasionally disposed improperly, and need some tidying up. Overall, this is a great indoor play area, especially since it is getting super hot outside.

Love this place! It is my go to when I need a quick breather outside of the house. My son loves…read moreplaying there we always have to drag him out to leave! Luckily they offer "bribe baskets" and treats to help the kids with having to leave and come back another day. Plus it is on the smaller side, which helps when I want to work on something I can still keep an eye on him. Definitely recommend!

Tiny Latte is a cute little place to come grab a coffee and play with your littles! My 2 year old…read moreloved it and didn't want to leave. It cost $12 for him to play and there was a wide variety of toys for him to play with. There is a soft play area in the back designated for the younger babies and lots of different types of toys for kids to engage with. The play area is enclosed, so it is really easy to step out for a sip of coffee. I can see people easily working on their laptops and getting some work done while their kids enjoy some play time. The owner mentioned that they also have a subscription membership available and that they plan to change/rotate some toys every now and then as well. They also had some snacks and pastries available for purchase. We will definitely be coming back.

Ok, to be fair, I know this is a specialty shop, so for that in regard to stock…read more... 3 stars for the boxed goods, as they have some but it's not extensive. 5 starts for the amount of single piece items that can be bought or used in the "make your own" set up. Little bricks EVERYWHERE and in all sorts of bins on both levels. Also has so many totes full of bricks on shelves. They also have a LOT of the small Lego figurines. 4 stars for the staff, friendly, but shortly maned. We stood at the counter to purchase a few items for quit some time. 2 stars for pricing on the box items. Some of the items in this store had almost a 40-50% mark up. One item that we recently purchased at a box chain store was $20 more at this store than it was where we purchased it. EEK! They do have a lot of premade items in glass shelves, a lot of Star Wars items, all are a gem to look at, as it gives a better perspective of the actual size of the boxed items. Another point that should be recognized, this is a family owned store that sales Legos products, they are not an actual Legos store. Something to keep in mind when you purchase items at the given mark up. Being a specialty shop, they only pay the bills from the sale of Legos, and nothing else. It's worth supporting these guys to keep them in business. One thing they do have, is a build your own model, which is a great option for children parties and such. I don't recall the price, I did see some set pricing, but listening to another speak to the employees, it almost sound like weight or volume based on pricing. It's not like they can count each lego used to build the child specific toy. It's fun little store. Dusty, be ready for that.

This is the most special place, so creative and fun for everyone. Not to mention they have every…read moresingle part you could ever need. Plus a cool place to come together and explore a hobby together!

Fun Not crowded…read more People friendly Kid friendly Clean No lines Loved we could bring our on cooler People at the front check in need to work on being more friendly

Felicity was gave great service would 100% come back because of her generosity!Great water park…read morewater just the right temp! love coming here with my family