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Kids In Motion

3.9 (85 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Moriah K.

The new owner is really pouring into this space and breathing new life into it! Love that we can play as long as we want especially on these cold and wet winter days!

Construction girl.
Jim S.

What an awesome place. Just a sure Hit with my Granddaughter every time I want to give her a surprise or a reward. Very friendly staff , clean and well watched over.

Nick K.

AWESOME PLACE!! My four year old was getting really wild at home, due to being cooped up. This place is an absolute kid's paradise, with several themed-rooms and kid friendly EVERYTHING. Keen eye on security too. We'll be back again and again and again.

The art room. Feeling inspired? My kids weren't.
Ann D.

What you'll get: Large indoor climbing structure Elaborately themed and beautifully painted mini rooms (whose themed toys are strewn everywhere) An eating area with picnic tables for eating carry-ins or food made on site Lots of large couches where moms and dads camp out and ignore their kids What it'll cost you: Six dollars per kid during a week day, which is probably the best time to go. I think it is ten dollars per on the weekends The concept is great - buy a bunch of daycare type items and a large play structure, set up the rooms, let in the public and ignore them. The staff's bad attitude was apparent the moment I walked in. The two ladies working there did not greet me or even acknowledge me until they were done bitching about someone they both knew. When one of them finally walked away and the other took care of me, I got my receipt and nothing else. No instructions, no waiver to sign (cool, if my kids get hurt they can pay my bills), no information. We stayed for 2 hours, which was plenty of time. My kids - ages 6 and 3 - liked the place, so the 3 stars are from them. I took off 2 stars for the staff (a lady made 2 quick rounds in the 2 hours we were there, but otherwise they were non-existent) and cleanliness. Look, it's a kid place, so I don't expect much, but certainly something can be done about the pervasive urine smell? Do not go here if you're a germaphobe or during cold and flu season! I saw two hand sanitizing stations and they were both by the eating area. At one point, I saw a mom wiping something up off the floor and then carrying her kid away. Staff never came out to further clean up the mystery mess. We might go back one more time, but I don't think my kids will beg for it. They did not complain about leaving.

Gina B.

I am starting my review a bit bias because I am in awe of Brandi and the struggles she has overcome in her life and to keep her business running you cant help but think so highly of her. I will not go into her personal business but if you google this business, you will see the history and the struggles. She is a very hard working mom of very young children making it all work on her own. KIM, is an excellent place for kids. There is so much to do there that your kids could spend the whole day and still want to go back for more. There are many rooms designated for play. Grocery store, Construction, Science, Theater Dress Up, Art, Games, Music, etc and in the center a huge playset. Great for parents too. Lots of couches and tables to sit at. Free WiFi, food, drinks and coffee to purchase. Can purchase snacks for the kids too if you did not pack your own. KIM offers programs for the kiddos too. My son did a LEGO camp this summer and he really liked it. The only con I have on that is I would have liked for the kids to learn to build something specific and worked on it. For example: "Today we are going to build this plane" and the kids learn step by step how to do this. Instead this program was more learning about a monument and trying to build it on your own and free building. KIM is clean and the workers are walking around constantly picking up after the kids. When there is a broken toy or dirty toy found, there are bags on the walls for the children to put these toys into so they can be cleaned, fixed or toss out so no one gets hurt. Family atmosphere and you can't but feel like you want to help because everyone is just so nice. We will be coming back when school is out. I really recommend if you have a child or children - it's a MUST SEE.

Train room
Kristy K.

When the weather is bad and your house seems like the walls are closing in on you, this is the perfect place to take the kiddos to burn off some energy. The indoor play-yard has different themed rooms around the perimeter, and smaller indoor play structure that is perfect for your pint sized kiddos...I would say walking to say age 6. The rooms include a theater, castle, grocery store, train room, 2 bean play rooms (construction and dinosaurs), play house, submarine, and diner with tables and a play kitchen. There is more than enough to keep my child entertained for couple of hours. All in all, the place is clean, but it could use some maintenance. You can tell the owners invested quite a bit of money to get the place up and running, but it's starting to show its age. Some toys are broken, the paint on some of the murals is chipping, and some features of the rooms might need some repair. Let's face it kids are hard on the environments they play in, so this is to somewhat be expected, but continual refreshing and touch ups are needed to keep the place in tip top shape. The place can be very crowded in winter on the weekends, but with the weather in MKE, we need places like this to save our sanity as parents.

Barry L.

First time experience with our kids. I was very impressed with the variety activities for kids up to easily ten years of age. Very large area that held at least 100 kids and 100 plus parents. Seating for parents in all areas. What I liked about it was the variety of activities, details of each room and cleanliness. What I didn't like was some rooms are obviously being developed and had very little to the activities such as the art room or science room. Two separate large party rooms that can be reserved.

I took my nanny kids here based off a recommendation from another nanny and so far I am very please. My boy is 3.5 and had a blast! This place is huge and chocked full of all sorts of activities! With over 10 small rooms with their own activities and the big climbing structure and toddler zone your kids cannot get bored. There's an acting room, castle room, super market, trains and planes, construction room, science room, art room, Dino dig and a treasure hut and maybe one or two more? Plus there's food! I have yet to try it but it smells good and when I do I will make an ETA. Also, as a caregiver or parent, there's lots of comfy seating for you to sit back and relax on. If you've got kids under 7 (probably) and you're looking for sornthutn to do on a raining day this is definitely an option! Admission is $7 and kids under a year are free, along with parents/guardians/caregivers The WiFi password is "Simon" Socks only, no bare feet, no shoes. However, adults can keep their shoes on as long as they aren't going in the play structure. **if your kids have food allergies please see my allergy warninn

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Fantastic place for kids to play. Amazing space for the winter boredom. Highly recommend.

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Really fun place for toddlers! So many rooms to explore. Would be 5 stars if parents could go up in playground with kids 2 and under.

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Ask the Community - Kids In Motion

Is the New Berlin facility clean?

Kids will take toys from one room and move them all over. The staff does their best to put these things back and sweep up from the dried beans that are used as a sand box but it's hard when there are tons of kids playing at the same time. Since the… 

What is the cost? can I just walk in or do I need to sign up ahead of time?

It depends on when you go. During the week it is cheaper than weekends (Fridays are included in weekend pricing). Weekend pricing is $10.50 per child, I believe weekday is $7 or $8. You do not need reservations.

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