I have fun every time I come here. Go Karts, pool, laser tag, mini golf, air hockey, pinball and…read morevideo games offer something for everyone. Super reasonable prices. Check their website for coupons. They're also open 365 days a year!

This place has very unpleasant. The staff is unknowledgeable when it comes to simple stuff. The…read morediscrimination is unbelievable. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone .

We absolutely love dinosaurs so when we saw this was in town, we got tickets. You can get them…read moreonline but also get them at the door, but if they're busy, you'll need to wait, as you get an entrance time in 30 minute intervals on your tickets purchased ahead of time. They have special pricing for family tickets - minimum of 4 tickets - and those below the age of 3 are free. If you play Jurassic World Alive, there's a special incubator you can get there. This is set up OUTSIDE of Katy Mills Mall... on the parking lot, to be exact. It's fairly obvious and easy to get to. We went with our 2 young kids, ages 3 and almost 7. We watched Jurassic World 2 nights ago to be prepared and the experience largely follows that movie. You're one of the visitors to Isla Nublar and you get a VIP tour that also includes seeing the hatching room and petting baby dinosaurs - namely a parasaurolophus and ankylosaurus (Bumpy). You also see the raptor cage and even sneak past a T-Rex! No Pterosaurs though. We heard there's a chance of jump scares courtesy of Blue, BUT that didn't happen on our tour. I assume it's because our group had a lot of young kids. A bummer (we prepared our kids for any possible ones, but it didn't happen). There is a human in the Blue costume. I felt that part was fairly tame - the fog machine helped set the scene but it was still PG. Maybe even G. Overall, it was pretty fun! For about $20 per person including the discount, it wasn't bad because the animatronics were pretty impressive. Family friendly, though one kid (maybe aged 7-8?) was scared with the T-Rex. Videos and cameras are allowed, just no flash. You get many photo opportunities throughout, staff will help you with photos, and you have a chance to buy the ones you take at the beginning. They have a gift shop where most of the things are overpriced (shirts, plushies). I grabbed a magnet and some postcards. I was also tempted with the posters. The biggest thing is they clearly favor certain dinosaurs over others. My daughter's favorite is stygimoloch but other than him appearing in the tour, he had no merchandise. On the plus side, I didn't fork over $30 for a Stygi plushie or shirt. I also wish there was a jump scare to make it feel completely worth it, but it was still great fun - especially for dinosaur lovers! Got home a few hours later and my 3 year old kept on saying how the dinosaurs were fun. Expect to spend no more than an hour there though.

I will say the dinosaurs are very realistic. I like that they only let a small group at a time. I…read morefeel as though as it could have been more interactive. For example instead of touching dinosaur poop they could have had us touch the dinosaur egg or the baby dinosaurs. The dinosaur eggs should have cracked open when you pushed the button. Also they did not show the dinosaur eating the piece of meat as shown on TikTok. I understand it's in a tent but it was extremely hot. This would entertain a child 5 or below. The price of admission does not justify the experience.

We have come here many times and have never had an issue with anything. The parking is probably the…read moreonly negative about this location. They have tons of cages and offer private lessons or group lessons for hitting, pitching and catching. It is reasonably priced and they offer memberships as well and camps.

Fantastic facility for teams to practice and individuals to get one on one training. Highly…read morerecommend.

We have been testing new parks around town and stumbled across this one off of two big roads,…read morenestled behind a high school and in-between different neighborhoods. It is ungated and large, but right on a busy intersection, which is scarier with smaller kids playing everywhere. There are two seating areas, a large one with lots of tables and a smaller one with one table underneath the awnings. There are restroom facilities on location but I did not check to see if they were unlocked (as other reviewer said). There was a small putt-putt area with a flat grassland with lots of holes for playing, but no balls or clubs around. Three large areas of play were set up, each with their own playscapes and smaller amenities. Lots of twirly things for kids to sit, stand, or ride on. Lots of open spaces to run around or fly a kite, maybe?, And sidewalks for kids to ride bikes or scooters. The areas are sort of divided into age groups for recommendations on who should play where to help parents and kids control some of the chaos otherwise. It sort of works but there is still a good smattering of kids of all ages all over. There were only traditional swings with infant seats. They had the giant rope swing thing for older kids, but no regular swings. The parking lot was easy to access and had ample spaces available. They was a lot of people coming and going during spring break. We were here for almost two hours and it didn't get nearly 1/3 as crowded as Exploration Park and was just as fun! The ice cream man with the power ranger sidekick made it to this park, too, and made a killing in sales. Lol. I would recommend this park, but be careful about kids running around because they could wander into the street. The open grassy areas would be great for playing soccer or catch if there was a gate or something to stop kids from bolting after rolling toys, which is the only reason I took one star off of this otherwise beautiful, spacious and fun park.

basketball courts, tennis courts, top notch playground facilities, keycard only bathrooms (boo, bye…read morebye one star), putt putt! sold! parking & multiple covered picnic tables including a mass table array covered. some of the most memorable and amazing equipment i've seen on a playground. too bad it's so far from home.

Definitely a hidden treasure in Katy. I felt like a kid again. It was so much fun to not only watch…read moremy kids, but also my family enjoy all of the water fun summer camp items.

I've been coming here since I was in 8th grade. I'm very disappointed with what they have done…read morerecently with their prices and rules. They are too overpriced for sure. It used to be $15 now it's 20$ and you have to sign a waiver and a fee?! Before you know it they're will be a pay to park For some reason they have lifeguards now. Like what is our money going towards? I get yall need money to make a living but this is outrageous. Also y'all's website and Facebook need to be changed! A lot of mommas will be upset when their kids come and then she can't pay enough

I absolutely love this place! I've been here twice within a month. I've tried the smash room, paint…read moresplatter, and axe throwing. The owners are responsive and helpful. Great for team building activities as well. Highly recommended!!!

Five stars for iSmash Katy! We booked a splatter paint session for my daughter's birthday…read morecelebration, and the entire experience was flawless. The venue is clean, the safety gear is well-organized, and the staff made sure all the kids had a great time splashing paint around under the blacklights. It's a fantastic, stress-free spot for the party!

After getting back from Oklahoma, where I was doing some work, I received a call for a private…read moreutility locate through my company, Marcor Utilities, LLC. The job was on the west side of Houston near Westheimer and Kirkwood. Since my kids had been with me after we had gone to watch a movie earlier that day, they came along for the locate. While driving, we noticed the grand opening signs for YoYo Adventureland. We decided to stop in, and I'm glad we did because it turned out to be one of the most enjoyable family experiences we've had in a long time. This isn't your typical arcade. They have a trampoline park, a huge variety of interactive arcade games, and prize machines that feature quality items instead of the usual inexpensive toys. Many of the games felt fresh and innovative, and several were unlike anything I've seen before in the U.S. Some of them reminded me of the unique arcades you see in Japan or South Korea. One thing that really stood out was how involved the owners were. They were walking around the entire facility, talking with guests, making sure everyone was having a great time, and creating a welcoming atmosphere. The staff was just as friendly and helpful. My kids absolutely loved the updated version of Dance Dance Revolution, and they also had an RC military tank battle game that was a lot of fun. Another favorite was a marble game where you strategically tilt the marbles to earn tickets or prizes. It was completely different from the traditional coin pusher games you usually find at places like Dave & Buster's or Main Event. We also took advantage of the photo booth, which was a great way to remember the day. We purchased the $100 VIP game card, and I highly recommend going that route instead of buying tokens. The game card gives you access to attractions and games where tokens can't be used, making it much more convenient. The prizes were another pleasant surprise. Instead of the usual dollar store quality items, many of the toys were well made, durable, and even included build-it-yourself kits that families could enjoy together. By the time we left, my kids were already asking if they could have their birthday party there. That's probably the biggest compliment they could give. If you're looking for a fun family outing or even a unique date night, I highly recommend checking out YoYo Adventureland. It's a refreshing experience with friendly staff, great attractions, and an atmosphere that's genuinely enjoyable for both kids and adults. From what I was told, they've only been open for about a month, and if they continue providing this level of experience, I think they'll become one of Houston's top family entertainment destinations.

We came on a Saturday evening for the first time. Wasn't crowded but a bit busy. There were about…read more4 to 5 employees behind the counter although only 2 girls were assisting customers. This place is a mix between an arcade, trampoline park and claw machine. Since it was crowded we decided just to purchase a game card. There's no admission for entry but I paid $30/$35 for a game card plus had to pay a small fee. Some of the games are Asian inspired but didnt really work. We had no idea how to play some of the games or the games ended rather abruptly so my kids were a bit annoyed. We decided to go upstairs for the claw machines where we had better luck. They won a few plushies and they were happy. Overall its a nice space we didn't really pay for play but we'll try it next time.

We've been to Emerald Bowling a few times now, and every visit has been a great experience! The…read morestaff is always so friendly and welcoming. A special shoutout to Ron, Cynthia & Joe they're absolutely amazing! They're always kind, helpful, and go out of their way to make sure everyone has a great time. The bowling lanes and the entire facility are always clean and well-maintained, which really makes the experience even better. It's clear they take pride in what they do. We always enjoy coming here and will definitely keep coming back. Highly recommend!

It's 2026, so it's pretty disappointing that you still can't make a bowling reservation online, or…read moreeven over the phone. We were trying to plan a day out in advance, but when we called, we were told they only accept walk-ins. Not wanting to plan our day around showing up and hoping lanes were available, we decided to take our business elsewhere. We went to Main Event's website, and they gladly took our reservation in advance. In 2026, being able to reserve a bowling lane ahead of time seems like a pretty basic expectation. Unfortunately, the lack of a reservation option made the decision to go somewhere else an easy one.