I stopped by this quiet park on the way home so my grandson could try out the playground. This park…read moreis inside a residential area so there is no actual parking lot. But parking can be done on the street near the curb of the park. It's a quiet park with a small playground with newer equipment. There is a variety of regular swings, and also the larger swings for several kids. There is a walking trail that appears to be a loop. It's a small park, but it's nice and peaceful.

Catch us at a park all year long! Quail Creek Park has been in our rotation of parks and it is such…read morea great, little park! This park is tucked away in a neighborhood. There's no dedicated parking lot, but plenty of street parking. They have swings (2 baby ones, 2 normal ones, and two round tire type swings). The playground equipment is kind of advanced, but there are definitely things for younger littles. The ground is rubber material, so great for crawlers/ kiddos who are starting to walk! They also have a little creek and walking paths behind the park!

It's air conditioned and plenty of places to sit in each area. That's all that really matters.read more

This was a fun place to spend an hour or two with my toddlers before starting a long car drive! We…read moregot in for about 50% off using our Children's museum pass from another state. Loved the outdoor space to explore with little trikes and a playhouse, wheelbarrows, etc. There were several reading books set areas set up with books to read to your kids, a large overhead climbing area, lots of busy boards, tables set up with smaller building toys for older kids, and more!

Loved everything about this concept. My daughter and her friends truly enjoyed themselves and felt…read morelike little princesses being pampered. I also love the fact I did not have to worry about set up take down, dessert, and even gift bags for the attendees. We will definitely be back.

What a darling, innovative, and much needed service for the KC area. My husband surprised my…read moredaughter and I with a spa day and we had a blast! We had a private appointment that included a manicure for us both and a cupcake facial for my daughter. The owner worked on my daughter and a teenager did my nails. My manicure was definitely not professional but it didn't matter to me because I knew this would be more for the experience! We were served a fancy drink with cotton candy on top and my daughter left with accessories and a goody bag of more treats. I would recommend this to anyone! Such a fun time for us and would look into having a birthday party here in the future.

I was there with my daughter for her friend's birthday party. I was immediately impressed. The…read moreladies running the party were amazing with the children. They were patient and engaging. Toward the end of that party my daughter fell and landed on her face. Immediate bloody nose. It was so bad. Makayla and Avery were fanfreakingtastic. They helped me get her nose to stop bleeding and they kept my daughter calm while also continuing to deal with the rest of the kids. I was thoroughly pleased with how this whole thing went and look forward to going back.

We just love it here. We've been members for 4 years now! Started with my daughter when she was one…read moreand now my little boy loves it, too. We love the open play gyms in the area, but I really like the structured class environment here as I think it's a great introduction to listening to some rules (circle time) and following along with teachers and little friends. We've had some great teachers along the way. Ms Maddy and Mr Daiveon the current faves.

So I feel a bit torn about Build-A-Bear. I remember when Build-A-Bear was a new concept back in the…read more90s when I was a kid, and I have memories of it feeling really fun and kind of magical to walk through, pick out a bear, stuff it, dress it, and take it home. Of course, as a child, I wasn't paying for my bear and had no understanding of the process, so from a 90's 8 year old perspective, this place was great. Flash forward to 2024 and I took my daughter here on her fourth birthday as a special morning outing for us. I found Build-A-Bear much as I had left it in the late 90s. It was clean, but the format was the same, the footprint at Oak Park Mall the same, and it felt similar to what I remembered from childhood. I let my kiddo pick out a "bear" (hers was a Chase dog from Paw Patrol) and we started our journey. I guess the first thing that was sort of a let down for me, is how fast the whole experience was. I feel like for Build-A-Bear to be around for nearly 30 years, it would have seen some innovation to stay competitive with other entertainment options for children. I was dismayed that for a whopping $72 we were in there for maybe 30 minutes, and that is honestly being generous. With such a fun concept, and such an insane price point, I was hoping for something more immersive, and more magical. It felt like we were kind of just moving through a production line. Aside from the obnoxious price point here, my other major quip was with how they upsell children on items for their bear. Asking a four year old if she wants sound for her bear, or a scent, or whatever the extras are - that all cost more money - is insane and unethical. There should be a better system. Sure is an extra 12 dollars going to hurt me? Probably not, but it's gross to me to propose these things to kids that are going to say yes, because they don't understand the concept of money. Ultimately, for the price point I think they should invest in making this a more special experience for children and parents. Think you walk into an actual workshop, there are sounds, you can't see the mall, and as you go through all steps it's a new room with a new environment. Something has to change here to make this a worthwhile destination. I could honestly also see an option where parents and kids pick out what extras they want up front so there is no asking and it's all on your barcode as you move through. The bottom line is that your kid will enjoy it, they are getting a fun new toy! But is the experience of building the bear fun or worth the extra price? Not really. There is a ton of room for improvement here.

Sheltered us as a tornado passed nearby after we got locked out of Coach. Amazing team, so grateful.read more

LOVE IT! love all the staff, very many options to paint and many many colors! went to get my…read moredaughters hands done on a plate and it turned out AMAZING!

Arrived at 6:50 and had to order a smoothie due to them not wanting to make a coffee. Proceeded to…read morelook around at the ceramic pieces and was not made aware that we could not paint anymore after 6:30. One girl told us and we asked if we could still paint and be out before 8 and she walked away and never gave us a response so we left. The girls working were very rude and not helpful. It would have been nice to know that we could not paint before paying $8 for a smoothie.

Children's Treehouse has been a wonderful place to take our son. The staff is professional,…read morepassionate, and most of all caring. They have diverse programs to promote learning and development for all ages. They use a wide variety of strategies to create opportunities for experiential learning and they make it fun. I really appreciate the library and the traveling artist. They really promote music learning as well. Most of all, when we've sat down for parent teacher conferences, it's clear that our son's classroom teachers really see him for who he is and meet him exactly where he is at. And it is clear they love our kid too. I would highly recommend this childcare center.

my 4 yr old grandson n friends had a blast at their PIU bday experience, yet the package my…read moredaughter purchased failed to give all she paid for. i was somewhat unimpressed that the balloon drop were recycled balloons, as taking some home seemed appropriate yet couldnt happen the cake time in another area: the room was convenient for the activity, n a staff person stayed in the room. she stood behind the cake table n said very little, didnt move to help. my daughter n other parents chipped in to help cut n deliver the cake. no take-home balloons were passed out so were forgotten n she paid extra for them!!! i was stunned how very very little help was offer by Pump It Up in general

Overall, underwhelmed. Glad we got to come for a birthday party but the staff person working seemed…read morelike she didn't want to be there. Quiet voice hard to understand her. I also didn't like that she just picked up the kids without asking them and then felt like kids had to give her a high five / hug but they didn't ask for it. She kept asking for hugs- not appropriate in my mind especially with younger children / any age. It took a long time setting up a party video that played for a few minutes and some of the pictures on it were blurry and only of the same three kids when there were 12 total. The inflatables were okay but felt a little bit dirty and not fully inflated to me. We had fun with all the friends that invited us but I personally would probably not come back on my own or host anything here. The arcade games in the rooms seemed funny placement to me especially since they weren't free and definitely overstimulated with all the toys in the front of the store when you first arrived. Bathroom okay but the pressure of the sink was very high and sprayed all over.

Friendly and efficient owners. Visited via Groupon the first time and came back numerous times…read moresince. They offer a reasonably priced Kid friendly snack bar and a cotton Candy machine. The spacecraft theme is unique and fun.

I brought 3 of my grandkids to this play place yesterday and the two younger ones enjoyed it. The…read morefacility was clean and the bathroom immaculate. They had a larger baby/toddler area than some other play places and a decent size area for older kids. They have a room for planned parties and general seating for parents. I had to fill out some info on an electronic tablet for waiver purposes and then paid. Grippy socks are required, we had our own from another play place and that was fine with them. The attendant who checked us in was polite but the one when we left was not as friendly. It was a bit stuffy in the place like the air was turned lower. There was a camp of kids (about 20) that checked in before us and about half of them were screaming an ear curdling scream for most of the time which was unpleasant for other kids/toddlers/parents. I do wish they would have said something over the loud speaker about not screaming continually. I would say the facility is good for 10 and under mostly.