Sunshine play is absolutely adorable!! Imagine our world shrunk into a smaller version for the…read morelittle ones. We found this gem by accident walking thru the mall after dinner and decided to come back and try it. It's for ages 0-5 which is perfect and you make your reservation online. $20 for 2 hours of play and $10 for the second kid. Grippy socks are needed. Everything is safe and clean which I loved. It was quite with a great Disney playlist playing in the background. The bathrooms were squeaky clean and there were white crocs by the bathrooms so you didn't go in with just socks on. You can bring snacks and drinks for your little one and sit in the front waiting area with it. For parents with big kids that don't need as much assistance the sitting area upfront is so nice. There were also couches in the back infront of the ballpit that has phone chargers ready for you. The staff was super nice and clean up in between each session. Will def be returning this summer.

I've been coming here since my toddler could barely walk…read more Definitely perfect for toddlers. Lots of open play and every toy a child could want to play with. You must make a reservation prior to showing up and they do only allow so many kids in at once. So plan accordingly!

Helpful staff! Appreciate their patience with the rush of parties and all of the other things going…read moreon.

Was here this past Thursday, July 2nd. My granddaughter (9) and grandson (5) were riding the…read moremotorcycles. Older, UNSUPERIVSED boys were intimidating them and other younger children. These boys did NOT pay for this ride and felt they could push motorcycles around and jump on the back of other children's motorcycles. NO ONE from Kids Empire supervised or monitored this area. Although I asked these boys to leave my grandchildren alone, they persisted. My granddaughter's motorcycle was pushed against a wall and her foot was pinned between a metal bar and the motorcycle. She was unable to put weight on her foot; took her to urgent care and for x-rays. Nothing broken, but on crutches. Unless you want to supervise your children and other children, this place is a free-for-all and accidents waiting to happen.

Friendly people with a relaxing atmosphere. The staff was very helpful and accommodating.read more

Never open when signs state. This is my third visit to this store. First time was fine. Second…read morevisit, employee didn't arrive until 27 min after opening time. Third time, arrive at 2:17 and store is closed.

My son's did a workshop here and they could not have loved it more! My boys are 5 and very active,…read moreso I was concerned about how they would be able to sit through a session, but the chef held their attention the entire time. This was over a week ago and they are still raving about it. Also the food that they made was delicious and it inspired them to eat vegetables! We will definitely be back.

We took the kids there on Friday. Sometimes they have free classes for kids where they teach them a…read morefew cooking skills and give them free samples of food. Such a great idea. Get them involved in cooking young so they can help in the kitchen later. Anyhow they made cinnamon and sugar dog shaped bones (for ppl not made for dogs). They gathered flour in a cup. Idk u gwt a huge cupful thats overflowing and to tap it three times to get air pockets out and then go across it with a knife or something similar to get rid of extra flour and get a nice evening cup of flour. They loved that and my 4 year old ended up with flour all over her pants. SHE REALLY GOT INTO IT. LOL. Then to complete the dog biscuits they rolled dough, pressed the dog shaped biscuit cookie cutter into the dough and added a few swipes of butter to coat it and added a pinch of cinnamon and sugar and since its just a,short class, they let them try samples of them they had already baked. Next station was strawberries with mascapone icing. They used a straw to push out the stem and then cut it in half and added icing. Oh man think that was the favorite station for all three of my kiddos. My 4 year old was like, "mmmm." Hehe. The other two kids inhaled it without much talking which means it was agreeable to their sometimes fussy pallets. You know how kids are if ur a parent or nanny. FUSSY. LOL. NEXT and final station was biscuit/croissant making. It was equivalent to making Pillsbury dough biscuits but way cooler. They told them ingredients used to make dough, played with flour and made a cup of flour again as before, rolled out dough again, rolled into a small crossaint, buttered it and added spices to it. If there has been time to make it they would have done something for 8 mins I think. Idk what temperature tho. They tried yet another sample. Seriously I can't rave about this place enough. Staff was amazing. The bakers/employees hired are professional to be on TV, super helpful and FUN. They have cooking classes for like $30/kid or $99 for monthly classes I think she said. Not sure of exactly details but that's what I gathered. Take your kids there, you won't regret it and your kids will love it!!!!

Had a wonderful bday party here. Would have liked a bit more heads up on organization and how much…read morethe place helps out with things - water is tap (room temp) in a pitcher and we kept running out of plates and forks, etc. A bit more prep and organization from the place would have been appreciated but we had a wonderful time and great science portion!

Recently went to a party for my niece that was led by Katrina. It was a phenomenal experience and…read moreshe did an incredible job. I used to work children's parties as a photographer and she was easily top 10 performers I've ever seen. Excellent energy. Kids loved her. Will be recommending to other parents.

We've wanted to stop it previously but never ended up enjoying it until a friend's birthday this…read moreweekend. The employees were amazing. So sweet and kind and very energetic. Coming from the perspective of a party attendee romp n roll took care of everything. They grabbed the pizzas and set everything up and cut the cake and passed everything out. As well as entertained a room of 2-6 year olds for almost 2 hours. Definitely going to have to check out a class now.

Absolutely love this place. Was really nervous to try it--thought there was no way it could be…read moreclean--and wasn't sure my baby or I would like it. But WOW, we do love it, and it is clean, and we go here all the time now! Classes are fun and engaging, open play time is great, the staff are welcoming and helpful, and the families who go here are generally very friendly and nice to socialize with. Miss Ashanti is an awesome class leader as well!

Based off on sensory birthday party/day…read more This was the first time stepping back into a Chuck E Cheese since... forever. I've been a little hesitate to come here only because of my boys being special needs and it is definitely a spot where I remember being easily overwhelmed. We came here for the first time during sensory hour and it blew me away. Note - I've only been here once and it made a great impression on me. I will definitely be checking out their future sensory day opening to see if it can be our new sensory hour for each month. The staff were super friendly and really responsive. The place was clean from what I saw and the little kid's trips is just like what I remembered. I will admit, I was a little sad that everything's on a card. I can understand not having tokens anymore but damn did that remind me how old I was haha. Oh, had the pizza there and it was not bad at all! I can def see us ordering a pizza from there in the future. We will be back! Thank you!

We visited this week at request of our kiddos. What a bust. The timed card is hard especially with…read moreyoung children who want to take it all in and take longer playing the games. The prices are fairly pricey for very low ticket to prize value. It was very crowded the day we visited due to summer camps being there. These children were running around, knocked my youngest over, no supervision but that is at no fault of the establishment. This location is lacking cleanliness. The bathrooms were horrid. Several machines were out of order during our visit. Sad it was a bust but our kiddos still seemed to enjoy it.

WAY too many kids in a small place, absolute mad house and honestly dangerous. Water fountains…read moredon't work, bathrooms disgusting. We paid for 2 hours and staid for 25 minutes (too long)

The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. I had seen so many negative reviews and almost…read morechanged my mind, but I'm glad I booked this. It was a good solution for a 1 year old birthday. Most of the kiddie play places would bore the older kids, and the older play areas would be out of the little kid's ability. Pump it Up was a nice happy medium where kids of all ages had a blast. The caterers are all familiar with this location so they show up right at the time you're allowed to set up your room. It's all very organized! I'm very happy with how our day turned out for my son's 1st rotation around the sun!

Not my favorite event/craft. Made a charcuterie board. I think. Light colored wood provided and I…read moremixed some colors for the resin in a cup and poured. End of class. Pick up when they sanded it and sealed it. Now it looks like two pieces of light colored wood with some bubbly resin in the middle. The examples on the site were beautifully stained, sealed, and not at all what this is.

A friend and I tried our first paint night at their Paint and Pineapples Night and it was great!!…read more The place is so cozy and cute, only about 12 or 15 people which made it really nice and easy to get help from the instructor if needed. We were able to bring our own food and non alcoholic drinks (wine is included) which is great. We set up a couple snacks and went to town on our paintings! The pace was great, a really chill atmosphere, and I think everyone had a great time. Absolutely no complaints. We're keeping an eye on the calendar for upcoming classes to plan our return!