Fun for the kids if you can handle the crowds. Better kid week if you want to easy track your kids…read morethrough the different play areas...very hard on the weekend! Fun upstairs room for a bday!!

This place is a big hit and miss, day time with less people is better. I'm not sure what the max…read morecapacity is but it can be complete chaos at times. All of the attractions will never be open at the same time, just wish there was a schedule or explanation as to what is rotating. The other 2 trampoline parks enforce 2 hours so it can be a win here if you really want to be here for a long time. Most staff are nice and attentive but they can also get overwhelmed when the place is packed.

Amazing staff at an amazing store. Everyone is super helpful and very friendly. I love coming here…read more I have bad social anxiety and fear talking to people but the staff is very welcoming and knowledgeable absolutely recommend coming here for your fish needs. They also have reptiles, jumping spiders, isopods, and feeder bugs (Dubia roaches and fruit flies)

Such nice staff who took the time to show us reptiles and really knew their facts! We were visiting…read morefrom out of town and the kids really wanted to see some snakes, they didn't disappoint! Spend 2 hours here and the kids loved it! Thanks yall!

I love this place!! I take my daughter twice a week she is 15 months and it's perfect for her size…read more They have so much different things to do. Multiple rooms with different activities in each. Ballon room. Dress up room which has dresses, doctor outfits fire fighter and a couple others in the same room has a makeup station full of different fake makeup perfume lipstick etc. they have a full kitchen room with shopping carts every fruit and veggie. Sushi cups bowls fake toaster oven sink. They have a huge ball pit that has a screen with different "targets" to throw the balls at. A infant area with slides blocks tunnels. A station with a car you can work on with tools. A hidden hallway that has a cool swing and a little course you go through. Corner has a little video game set up. I love that there is a hight restriction keeps it so it's for younger kids to enjoy. The ladies are always cleaning it up as the kids play. Always is very clean. Has snacks and drinks you you can buy and a little store with toys and stuffed animals. Highly recommend I haven't had any issues here and we've been going for awhile! The front desk ladies are always so sweet and my daughter loves them.

Kidz Land is a much-needed addition to the area, especially during the colder months when indoor…read moreoptions for little ones are hard to come by. Its location right by the exterior entrance of the mall makes it super easy to get in and out, which I appreciate with two small kids in tow. My 3-year-old and almost-1-year-old both have a great time here. They love the ball pit, slide, dress-up room, and all the imaginative play areas. It really does offer hours of entertainment. The one thing to note--especially for families with younger kids--is that some of the toy sets in the dress up room come with small pieces that could be choking hazards. The pretend makeup items (lipstick, powder brushes, eyeshadow tools, etc.) also naturally invite kids to put them on/close to their faces, which could carry some concern for germs. There's also a balloon room with fans, which is fun but something to keep an eye on, since popped balloons can be a risk for little ones. All that said, we just stay extra attentive in those areas, and my kids still have an absolute blast. It's a fun, creative, and a great space for local families.

We were debating on where to go for a celebratory dinner and game fun. My daughter at first didn't…read morewant to return to Atlantis cause of the many disappointing visits in the past. But we were shocked to see ALL of our favorite games up and running. It was like night and day! We had an issue with the bowling game and when I asked a staff member for assistance, he gladly came over to help. He cleared the stuck ball and gave us a free game. I mentioned to him how surprised that all the games were working. He explained that they had a change in managers and he was running the operations. So nice to see a fully operating fun center and friendly and attentive staff! Thank you!

I love this casino but the arcade is horrible! Most of the games are broken and the reward area was…read moreclosed on the weekend when we can take the kiddos. I love that they have a snack bar with great choices and ice cream but the lack of games isn't it. I would consiste taking your kids somewhere else. Please hire a tech that can fix them

Slime Kitchen is a cool one and done experience for most, but maybe a staple activity for some…read more.. We visited the Slime Kitchen Reno with our two boys on a weekday. It wasn't busy and the two young girls working greeted us quickly and got us started on some slime making. The experience itself is really cool. It lasts quite awhile and there are tons of steps from texture to aroma to colors. Every step involves some level of decision making so if you have a really little one, like I do, it's definitely best to accompany them through the whole thing. A grade school aged kid could mostly do everything on their own. After choosing some texture, color, smells, and mixing, you can play with your slime for as long as you'd like. Then you can do your mix ins and package it up. The cost is the toughest thing to stomach about this place. It's $25 to make a slime, so for my two kids and taxes, it was nearly $60 to make something that will likely eventually have to be thrown away. The prices on the retail slimes that you could buy and make at home seemed much more reasonable- around $15. I loved this for my kids- but just this once. I think it would have to be a special occasion to come back and do it again. I could see myself picking up a retail slime for a gift. If you don't mind the $25 price tag, this could be a staple experience for you! Still 5 stars in my book.

After having ice cream at Cold Stone, my kid wanted to go to Slime Kitchen which was just across…read morethe parking lot. We walked inside and the place was packed. We were greeted as we walked in. It appeared they were very busy but they helped us pretty quick. The lady explained to us how everything works and what to pick. My kid put on an apron an he started picking out the type of slime and color he wanted. He even got to pick out the scent. After the mixer, he got to add more things in his slime and mix it around himself. He had fun making slime. The slime is a little on the pricey side I thought but, my kid had fun and the people there were very helpful.

This was an enjoyable experience. Milo was a perfect game host. She had a fun bubbly personality…read more She was great at getting more interactions out of us and in encouraging more betting. We are visiting the Tahoe area and saw a brochure. It is not like anything else I have ever tried. I use sensory for my work so it was fun to flesh it out in a different way. I would highly recommend! We went as just two people. The optimal amount of people in a group would probably be 4. I could see it as a great team building experience.

What's a great time! We walked in blind, only knowing that you can get split up into teams, and…read moreyou're using all five senses to try and win. Our game master, Milo, was fantastic. She was very thorough in explaining what the game is like, the rules, and cheering our teams on. The games were fun and funny, and sometimes built up a sweat. I thought they did a great job coming up with games using all five of our senses. This would be a great place for TEAM building or for friends and family. You can have a minimum of two people and maybe up to eight, so there would be four on each team. I think any more than that would be a hindrance. It's not that big of a deal, but try to have your group it be split into even numbers. I feel that some of the games work out in favor of those who have more in their group. I've done so many escape rooms that this was such a great change of pace!

Everybody is so friendly. This place is beautiful, clean, brand new facilities. Well maintained as…read morewell as great staff. I'm here, probably five days a week. It was a bit strange today having only one person swimming in the giant pool. It was overcast and rainy, Saturday evening... I guess I was the only one that needed to do laps but, when you're face down in the water, you don't really see anyone else or talk to anyone else. This is my favorite swimming/exercise spot . Can't say enough about it. Don't forget, the membership here also allows you to go to the other Reno area pools. Including Idlewild, north Northwest and Mount Evelyn or Evelyn Mount whatever it is. Lol

Time to check in on the pool 18 months in. I am happy to report that the facility is being…read moremaintained really well and it still has that new pool smell. Ok, maybe it is a clean pool smell. The building, locker rooms, seating areas, parking lot and outdoor areas look good. If you haven't been and you are thinking it is just another community pool like Alf Sorrenson or Idelwild, it is not. This is a jewel in the Parks & Rec. Department's offerings. This facility gets bonus points for being fully self sustainable with the hot springs and solar. The rates are reasonable with discounts on Wednesday evening and Sunday. RecConnect passes start at $12 per month.

We came here for a birthday party, so we were comfortable with the environment and being with…read morepeople we knew. My toddler knocked her head on the slide a few times because it launches the kids off pretty far and hard. The area for parents is completely out of view of any of the play rooms. We followed her around the whole time anyway, but I don't think I would bring my kids here on a regular day.

This was a great rainy day spot to play with my toddler! They have all sorts of activities and…read moreclimbing toys for varying ages - my girl is a little slow to try things and this was the perfect opportunity to sit with me and observe for a bit before trying new things. The play silk cannon and swing were her favorites! The complementary drink for mom is such a nice little perk, we will definitely be back again soon!

8/26/2023 First time…read morevisit-.. My oldest is very creative and very artistic.. So I had to take advantage of him being here to see this event.. Of course, I parked behind Atlantis, thinking it was closed off on the other side were they had the Hot August Nights.. So the extra cardio steps put in and the time of day (91 degrees)... was a little tiring-.. There was even plenty of parking where the artists were.. Impressed with the vendors and the food vendors cooking in the hot weather- More impressed with the creative artists creating their drawings.. Since it was our first time, no comparison to prior years.. It's great for everyone and great incentive for all to tap into their artistic side .. (I am not at all).. Son bought a hand made mask.. (again his artistic side)...

I am Yelping under a tent, listening to great live music on a stage!…read more It's like a mini county fair! Food, trinkets and lots of chalk art being drawn under white tents. So happy to see young persons also engaging in such displays of artistry! So many themes, styles and colors. Lots of parking even though the event is located in the large overflow parking by the Atlantis overhang. A tasty and interesting event.

We visited Fly High today for our son's birthday party. I feel like the value of a birthday party…read moreand the overall experience were good, but I also feel that many pieces of my original review are still relevant. I think my experience was better than the first time, and if I could give 3.5 stars, I would. I am feeling generous and going up from 3 stars to 4 stars. Let's start with the negatives. This place is still dirty and still chaotic. When we arrived at 10 am, it was ok. By noon, there were far too many people, and the chaos ensued, once again due to the lack of adequate staffing and/or young employees who don't enforce rules. I am also concerned about the upkeep and quality of the facility. Many areas were closed, and there was padding falling off things. I am very worried about safety being a second thought here. The birthday party experience was pretty good. They had a table set up for us before we arrived, and there was plenty of room for our group to spread out. It's about $120 to reserve a table, and then they charge you per jumper. You can bring your own food or have themprovide food for an extra cost. Being able to bring some nutritious snacks for our son's friends is a huge plus. Overall, the kids had an absolute blast, and for around $230 total for 2 hours of jump time and a dedicated party table, it was a decent value. I think my once-a-year-ish visit will still be the way to go, and maybe it's time to start thinking about visiting some other trampoline parks.

Great place for kid birthday parties and fly high has it very well timed and coordinated for…read morejumping, then pizza, then jumping again. Kids have lots of fun! The noon hour seems to be the busiest time and the afternoon gets a little calmer and less crowded.