I wish they stayed open past nap time (1:30pm)!! But we had an amazing time…read more My toddler enjoyed every bit of the lower section. The jungle gym was wide and sturdy. Parents could go up and down the structure. The bubble: water room was our favorite. We worked on our engineering skills to keep the balls moving as well enjoyed seeing them fly high in the air. The bubbles room was not bubbling for us. But nonetheless the soapy water had bubbles. Kids imaginations are able to thrive in the Theatre and on Lego Tables! There is a make believe Farmers Market for kids. Oh and a "mechanic" section where they can build and alter two vehicles.

Highly recommend getting a year pass to this place if you have small children! There are several…read morethings to do for children to keep them busy and their minds engaged. There is a toddler/baby room for those little ones who can't quite enjoy everything this place to offer. For this area, you need to take your shoes off and only wear socks. Sometimes there are shoe covers available, but I wouldn't count on it. I continued to renew my pass because as my child got older, he loved this place even more. He always has so much energy so I needed to find a place that would keep him busy indoors, especially during our winter months. The bubble room is definitely our favorite room because we get to play with bubbles together. There are areas for water play as well. This truly engages their creativity so they would need to build things within the water to have it travel farther along with balls being shot up in the air. There is an area for those kids who just want to enjoy books in a little cubby and those who want to play pretend theater. Sometimes we go into the one area where the pretend store and kitchen is and my son will go grocery shopping and cook something for me. It's truly a great place to keep your kids active and engaged.

Liberty Playground in Elmwood Park is so nice for children! All was cleaned and there was only two…read moremissing items to utilize the park fully. People were socially distanced at the park. The bathrooms were available near by however we didn't use them. There is a bicycle park as well for children called safety town. There were various slides; zip line, rock climbing and swings!

Fun things for kids all ages to do! Good area to teach kids light safety as well! What a fun parkread more

Came here for some inside entertainment for my 1 year old. It was cold and rainy so thought today…read morewould be the perfect day to explore what this place has to offer. Before you can purchase your entertainment of choice, there is a QR code for parents or guardians to sign a waiver. We purchased the toddler time for around $16 with tax included. You also get $5 loaded onto a card for you to play some arcade games. This includes access to one room for toddlers to play in all day, but honestly there's not much to do to keep a toddler occupied all day in this room. Although the toddler room was disappointing, they are accommodating to the adults by having beverages available for purchase. Food wasn't too bad, so I can't be too upset with our experience. Was surprised they had fried cauliflower bites which was pretty good. Staff were very nice and helpful with any questions we had. Some of them were really interactive with the kids which made me smile. Overall, this place is probably better for bigger kids because they have more stuff to keep them occupied, like laser tag, rock climbing, ballocity, etc.. will probably try this place again when my kiddo is bigger.

Took the kids to Make Believe on this cold & rainy day. My son immediately bolted to the video…read moregames and played Jurassic Park for a while. Then I beat him in air hockey and I tried to let him win. Honestly! Then we played laser tag, which was great. You really get a decent amount of time to play a game. The little kids follow you around and continually shoot you with lasers. We didn't play bumper cars, but we did order some deep fried mac n cheese and some mozzarella sticks. They were very tasty! They've got lots to do for the little ones and they serve local craft beer for the big kids. We went to have fun and that's exactly what we did. We'll be back!

This park is in the Clark-Fulton neighbourhood of Cleveland just west of the Tremont neighbourhood…read more I visited in early August 2019 for Cleveland's 51st Annual Puerto Rican Festival and Parade. PARK -- It is a small and average park. They have some slides, swings, and other things for kids to play on in the little playground area. There are some benches to sit around in too but not alot. EVENTS -- The Puerto Rican Festival was a ton of fun so I can imagine that many events are held here at this park. If you plan to have a big event, such as over 1000 people, then choose another venue for your event space since this park will be too tight. I wondered why the Puerto Rican festival was not held at a much bigger outdoor space. This is a family friendly park just like any other park so come and visit. Be sure to bring a hat if you visit during the summer months. The park was clean when I visited. **** - 117 total reviews in 2019 - 326 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 20 August 2019

Cute little park hidden by Giant Eagle in Flakewood. Pretty clean and fun for kids as long as…read moretheir arent groups of teenagers smoking and being suburban rebels...

I would give this cute little park four stars merely because of the proximity to my new apartment,…read morebut then I'd sort of be hyping it up for those of you who don't happen to live within walking distance. It's the sort of park that you wouldn't necessarily travel for. It's your run-of-the mill neighborhood park that takes up about a quarter of a block. It's across the street from the Giant Eagle on Bunts. It's got a fairly large (but obviously not Lincoln Park large) grassy area, a playground with one big swing, one baby swing, a slide/jungle gym, etc. It also has a tennis court and a water fountain. Very nice to have nearby when you don't really want to "commit" to going to Lakewood Park. But again, probably not worth it unless you a) are at Giant Eagle and want to plant yourself somewhere for a few minutes to hang out; b) have a kid and live in the vicinity, or c) want to plan to meet someone for a picnic or something.