We had a blast for 2hrs at Elevate on a Saturday during midday. The staff were extremely friendly…read moreand helpful. Since we went during Easter weekend, they had hidden eggs around and our kids found one each and redeemed them for prizes- how cool, right? It was a decent size space with plenty of stuff for the kids to do. We have an 8 and 4 year old and both were able to play around and had a great time. The space was clean also, which is nice because you walk around in socks as a spectator and a participant. The virtual jumping game was something I haven't seen at other indoor parks. I've seen virtual games but not like this where they had an image of the jumper on the screen, it was really cool. I could definitely see having a birthday party there because it accommodates plenty and they have decent food.

First let's talk About the dodgeball court game it is unsafe they don't have foam balls they have…read morerubber ones and they hurt just trust me ok the food and service is ok

My kids and I decided that we were going to go to Get Air for our first time during the day on a…read moreMonday. To accompany us, I brought my mother who didn't quite know what to except- honestly none of us did. When we entered, there was a sign which directed us to watch a safety video and to fill out an electronic consent form. The process was quick even though there was a line. After this process, you move around to the front of the desk where you can pay. There are a variety of jumping specials depending on the day and you can purchase time from one hour up. We were greeted by an extremely kind employee who you could just tell was friendly. He spoke about Get Air like he loved his job which I could tell by his enthusiasm. We ended up purchasing three jumping bands (2 kids and myself) and my mom was a spectator. (She needed a bracelet but she was free.) There were plenty of places to jump and even an obstacle course. My mom also had plenty of places to sit and I just add- the place was incredibly clean. So clean, it smelt like the inside of a carwash- in a good way. We will definitely be back- lots of options for the family and places to chill if you need it.

We were invited to a 7th birthday party at this location, it was perfect. This location is nice…read moresized but not overwhelmingly large. It was easy to keep an eye on the kids. There were not a ton of jumpers there, which was great for the smaller kids. The facility was very clean and the staff were very supportive to any needs of the guests attending the birthday party. We will certainly go to this location again.

Great place to take the grandkids. We got them the monthly passes and they use it regularly.read more

I'll start by saying my little kids really like this place and have a good time there. There's…read moreplenty to do for kids ~10 and under...when it's not crazy crowded. This is not a place for older kids, and it can get extremely busy all of a sudden. When they do get busy they often do not have enough staff to man the front counter and the stations, especially the climbing area, which causes long lines slows down participation big time resulting in wasted time. Often during spring break there was only one staff member running that whole climbing area. One thing that I cannot stand as a parent is that they require you to purchase and wear their propriety grip socks. C'mon. Grip socks are grip socks and we have a whole drawer full of grip socks from different places we've been over the years. I've never been to a place where they care which grip socks you are wearing. But if you can't find their branded socks for each kid and adult then you have to purchase another pair just to participate even if you have a handful of viable grip socks. The only mention of it online is when you go to book a date they through it on the screen all of a sudden. It's says you have to have wild Katz grip socks but doesn't exclusively say you can only use their socks. It's just dumb. Lava Island off of River Road and Orange Grove does not have that policy and is also much more suitable for both older and younger kids! This would be a solid 4 star place for younger kids if not for the hit or miss staffing causing lines and the grip sock nonsense!

Recently purchase materials for underneath a swing set. The service and materials were excellent!…read moreI will definitely use this company in the future. Local non-profit organization Executive Director

Everything, they said they would do they did they were on time. Everything was put together perfect…read moremy granddaughter loves the new swingset treehouse and she really loves the trampoline as well. She's a four-year-old autistic girl nonverbal. This is the happiest. I've seen her in a very long time. She loves it All. Thanks, Ricky,.

My Gym is such a fun indoor activity for kids! The practice and plays are a perfect way for my son…read moreto let out energy climbing, jumping and exploring. It's $10 to drop in to a practice and play time if you're not a member. I personally find the memberships to be a bit expensive so love this option. You need to have grip socks, which they sell or you can bring your own. I love that they redo the set up of the gym each week so it's a new experience each time. The staff is super friendly and welcoming every time we visit!

We love mygym! We've been to a couple classes as well as a birthday party here and always have a…read moregreat time! Both boys have enjoyed it at varying ages from 6/7 months through 4 years old (so far!). Friendly, interactive staff, fun activities and lots to do/climb and jump on! Bummed they discontinued the private 'playdates' you could schedule with a few friends on the weekends! I understand it was a 'COVID' time thing, but would love to see it brought back!

LOVE LOVE LOVE this gym and coaches! If you're looking for a family-friendly gym, this is it! The…read morecoach's knowledge base is unmatched in the Tucson area. From Olympic team coaches to the athletes, this place has it all.

I tried a few "mommy & me" type classes, at the YMCA, swim & tumbleweeds, This place was the ONLY…read moreplace that literally sent me home with a screaming child! I arrived on time for class, paid my dues signed the waivers and once my son was so excited for the class to begin the director came and told me that although the coach was there, there wouldn't be class today. the reason? nobody else showed up!!! I was there with my child ready and eager, the coach was there clearly not doing anything else but since nobody else showed up we were sent home. Needless to say I have never returned and have no interest in having anything to do with them. the facility looked nice and there were a lot of really talented kids there doing awesome things but how can you send a kid home crying because of something that was out of our control????!!!!!! I was deeply disappointed.

As a mother of three, child safety and proper supervision are non-negotiable for me. My experience…read moreat Old Pueblo Gym was unacceptable. Despite being informed of the facility's supervision policies, my daughter sustained a serious injury, breaking two bones in her arm. At the time of the incident, multiple staff members were standing approximately two feet away, engaged in conversation, and failed to notice the injury. I reached my daughter before any staff member responded or intervened. This lack of awareness and response is deeply concerning. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend this facility to ANY parents, especially those who expect active, attentive supervision of their children.

Incredibly expensive day care for little kids, they don't do ANY gymnastics even though their…read morewebsite advertises it. We paid $122 for 3.5 hours of goldfish snacks and stacking foam blocks. Will never take our kids there again.

Loved the Reid park zoo and saw the playground on the way in so when we left the zoo we stopped…read morehere for my son to play. The whole park is huge but we just hung around by the playgrounds. It was super busy on a Saturday late afternoon (understandably). It was a little dirty but not terrible. I've worked with kids of all ages for years so I'm not like overly irked by kids behavior but wow they were wild, terrible language, breaking apart a tree and swinging a giant branch around, overall just playing rough with no regard to other kids trying to play. Maybe just not a good place to take a toddler or might just be the specific day we went. But don't think I'd be back for that reason.

Beautiful winter sunny day at Reid park for the annual Martin Luther King march & community event…read moreat the Demester outdoor stage area . Marched. In memory &unity 3 miles around the golf course . What a multipurpose recreation area in the heart of our community . Historic baseball park , other baseball fields were having games . The zoo going through major expansion was busy too. A large pond with ducks and other birds . ( don't feed them bread the sign said ). A small train was running from the zoo around the duck pond area. Several newer playgrounds along with ramadas and tables for your private use with reservations . East side has 2 golf courses , tennis courts , recreation building with gym , various classes , and also a therapeutic outdoor pool for people with special needs" ( respectfully if that's the best description). How lucky are we to have this community recreational space !

Perfect place to bring your little ones, they have great deals, yummy pizza and desserts for your…read moresweet tooth. A lot of parking. Great for parties as well. Definitely less chaotic than Peter piper pizza. The employees are always friendly and polite.

We finally made it out to this Chuck E. Cheese! We loved coming to this place back in CA so we were…read morecurious to see how this one was. It was okay but sadly most of the games were not working properly. Chuck E doesn't come out as often as other locations and there are not as many rides as other locations. We did order a pizza and churros which were good! The workers seemed nice and the place was clean. I just hope to see more working games and rides in the future.