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

Unfortunately as my first time coming here was not pleasant. Our son had been begging us to go…read morejumping. Found this location first and thought let's try. Thankfully he enjoyed himself and that's what mattered most to me. However, whoever the person is attending the actual park, not sure if she is security or what, she said my son was "trying to get away from me" and blew a whistle at me for jumping with my son. I found she was extremely passive aggressive and I actually went to the bathroom to cry. I wasn't damaging equipment, my son (and I'm sure if you have cameras you can check) was begging my husband and I to come jump with him. This woman told me a story about how she jumped with her daughter and her daughter ended up breaking her leg, telling me how fragile kids are. I'm actually a teacher, so I work with kids 24/7 and am well aware of this. Told me "mom to mom" basically, she made me feel unwelcome to jump. After we just spent $50. After I came back from the bathroom, my husband at this point was going to have a word with the front desk. I noticed she was also singling out other people as well, as well as playing on her phone, sitting in massage chairs, and taking up benches. I'm going to say this as nicely as I can, but I almost wonder if she was targeting me because I'm a small woman and CAN jump with my son without injuring him. Am considering taking my son to another park after this day, as again that was terribly uncalled for in my opinion her approach. I understand if she had a safety concern, but if that was the case, I don't think any of that backhanded commentary was necessary.

Eric Cleveland is so much fun for adults and children. We have an attended multiple birthday…read moreparties as well as going random Saturdays. This is one of my daughters absolute favorite place to go based on the different rooms and activities and areas to jump as well as just getting all of the kids together to have a good time. See you soon.

This is a large open area that has a wooden covering used for picnics. The grove must be tied to…read morethe St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church. I visited for the first time on Sunday, 7 July 2024 and I attended the 10th Annual Lebanese Food and Music Festival here. It was a hot summer day but my friends and I stayed under the shade like everyone else. The picnic grove is large and can hold more than 100 people. The Lebanese festival is a 2-day affair on a weekend (Saturday and Sunday). Come and try the food such as kibbie (a beef snack) or baklava (a dessert). Music is played all day from the region. Bring your kids over here to the festival and enjoy a nice summer day. People come and go. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 58/150 total reviews in 2024 - 708 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 7 July 2024

Contributions from parishioners at the the Saint Sava Serbian Orthodox Cathedral made the…read moredevelopment of this picnic grove possible in 1990. Since then, I imagine this small patch of land, surrounded by tall trees, in Parma, Ohio has played host to many a picnic. Recently I came to the grove for an Alliance of Poles picnic. I am not Polish, nor do I have any alliances with the Poles but I soon discovered these differences mattered little when compared to the love we all share for pierogi. I got a good look at the picnic grounds while I noshed on pierogi and drank domestic beer (to go along with all of the domestic automobiles parked in the lot!) and I must say, I think this place has seen better days. Despite it being a bit worse for the wear, all of the folks at the picnic managed to stay dry under the large, looming shelter above, even in heavy downpour. And that's saying something. Also, the tin roof provided nice acoustics for the polka band playing! The rain prevented me from trying out the play structure properly but it seemed pretty well equipped with slides and the like. Not sure the ins and outs of securing the picnic area (perhaps cherishing high Christian ideals might help) for events, but if you've got a big one coming up near Cleveland, you might look into St. Sava's.

Low key a pretty good zoo. $23.50 for an adult. Can easily spend 2 hours here…read more Local bus does take you here. Drops you off at the entrance but you have to walk 10 minutes down the hill to get to the gate. Elephants were beautiful. Giraffes get up really close. A nice uphill walk to see the primates. Highly recommend!

We came on a Sunday in February with our son's family. The weather was decent and we had a great…read moretime. The animals seemed to be out and active. We appreciated the shuttle bus that took us to the primate area. The carousel was free during the winter, and our grandson rode it twice. We will definitely be back in the future.

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!

The staff is rude! My ball, which is hardly a month old, was cut in half here, and I was treated…read morepoorly and spoken to rudely for simply asking what the next step was to get a new one. I wish you could give ZERO stars.

Elka in the bar is wonderful. Highly recommend. She is quick, hilarious, and friendly!read more

I had not been here since before it was Spins, but due to the perfect location to bridge the east…read moreand west siders, I chose them as an option for my office's holiday party this year. I was surprised to learn of all the updates and options for fun. We ended up going with Spins and could not be happier. I arrived 40 minutes prior to our event time just in case anything needed to be squared away still. I was surprised to see our area completely set up and waiting for us. We reserved bowling lanes and food, but plenty of people from our party and their families ventured out to the axe throwing and laser tag. There were no complaints. The arcade area also kept the kiddos busy. The only area I'd like to note for improvement is that our food was to be brought out at 4:30 PM and we did not receive it until 5. Once it arrived, it was delicious, but the wait was felt. Hopefully this was just an off day. I wouldn't let it deter me from giving them another shot.

Closing early at 1030. Says they are open till midnight but closing early I guess. Tried to call to…read moresee if there is open bowling before we drove out there but went to voicemail...

This is a really cool place. My nephew had his bday party here today. I don't do laser tag so I was…read moreable to watch them on closed circuit tv in the party room. They had some really cool war paint to do your face or whatever it glows under the black lights. Pretty cool! The staff was extremely friendly. Pizza wasn't bad. Everyone had a lot of fun. They all said it's a good work out so be prepared.

We came to Arena 51 to celebrate... my husbands 30th Birthday. Yep, you heard that right. It was a…read morenostalgia thing for him and his buddies, so we gathered about 24 adults and took over 2 games one afternoon. We couldn't reserve a spot because of parties, but we really didn't have that long to wait. There are plenty of games to occupy you. Next time I need a kids party venue, I'll look into this- the prices are super affordable. The staff was awesome. Seriously, so helpful and friendly and organized. They run the place easily. The 'course' or whatever you call it was really cool. Lots of ramps and hiding spaces and plenty of room for 30 ish people at a time. Very safe and easy to understand and a ton of fun. My main concerns going in- *Can the harness accommodate larger adults? YES! Several of our guests are plus sized and they had no problem strapping the vest on. * can my 5 yr old niece play? YES! She was too small for a vest, but they gave her a gun and kid had a blast! (See what I did there?) Highly recommended. Great times