Derrion, was our party host and he was amazing. We gad a great time. We will definitely be back.read more

If I could give ZERO stars, I would. We bought the day pass for our two grandsons. Being our first…read moretime, we didn't know we could buy a season pass, and we weren't told about it. So when we found out, we went back to the desk and asked to pay the difference for a season pass. We asked to pay more! Not to have it comp'd. They said they could do that and I was welcome to buy a season pass at full price. When I asked if we had bought the season pass today, would we be able to use it today, they said yes. So I pressed and asked them how this makes any sense. They referred me to their corporate email (there is no phone number for their corporate offices) I was soon interacting with an AI chat bot that told me the same thing. I had several interactions with Madam Bot, and got no where. So I let them know that instead of having a raving fan for their great custom service, they had a one-time customer that would never be back. They didn't care. Now the good stuff. They started spamming me with feedback requests that don't work! And they follow it up asking me to give information above a line....that isn't there. And there is zero way to opt out! So this is how they are run. Good luck. I choose to spend my money with organizations that are committed to good customer service, and invest in ways to address issues when they do arise.

Hot AF! No AC currently and it's hot! Middle of summer on a Sunday and every one and their mother…read moreis here . . . . Literally! (Haha, I crack myself up. Must be the heat.) they got a really great guy at the front counter with an amazing and positive attitude and so good with games with the kids. Never heard of the Zombie tag game but the kids loved it. Fans throughout to keep the parents cool. Our annual stop when we are in town and the kids loved it as always. A little workout midday to wear them out is always a bonus. Located inside Firewheel definitely bring your kids in! ***upon further review I assume the owner is cheap because the recurring theme is to turn the AC off in the summer time. Sad! You charge enough and have enough customers to make it comfortable for your patrons. Will report to the County/City Public Health Board. We will see if the fine is cheaper.

Fun for kids and adults who act like kids! Like me! If the kids and I are in Texas, we're going to…read moreObstacle Warrior Kids! The Good: Are you and your kids active? Do you watch Ninja Warriors? Then this is the spot for you! Indoor facility with a variety of obstacles for kids that adults can also partake in, just gotta sign a waiver. Groupon usually has group packages and they also have birthday parties here. I saw one going on yesterday and the staff assisting the party was awesome! Areas for the tiny ninjas too The Bad: They just got swamp coolers, air conditioning either wasn't working or they just didn't use it. Either way you came to sweat so it's really not that bad. Also, the foam bricks will get you all dusty and possibly in the eye, I speak from experience. Just be cautious. You signed the wavier. The Ugly: bathrooms but their bathrooms. Cope. Fantastic place, I will always bring my kids here during summer vacations to Texas!

We checked this place out recently and had a good time. The people at the front desk were friendly…read moreand informative. There are a variety of games and it's decently priced. My daughter had a blast. She collected enough tickets to win some cool prizes. Some of the games weren't working, but we got to enjoy most of them. It was a fun way to spend an hour or so.

I took my grandson to NickelRama a little over a week ago, while he was visiting from Ohio…read more Having never been, I had no expectations other than to think we were going to an "arcade." I had looked up NickelRama online just to verify that fact, and in so doing I read that all the arcade games were, go figure, a "nickel!" Anyhoo, what I did not realize was that NickelRama are a chain of "play for tickets" arcades, where one may then redeem the tickets for "prizes," akin to that which one might imagine winning at a carnival "Guess Your Age/Weight Booth," where number of prizes range from a stick of chewing gum or pencil topper on the low end to perhaps something electronic on the far upper end, depending on the number of tickets being redeemed. My grandson was fully aware of what we were getting into, as I quickly learned. After we made entry and each received our initial $10.00 purchase of 200 nickels, presented to us loose, in plastic cups, he immediately began searching the arcade for what he determined to be the game that would result in us accumulating the most tickets. This was not his first rodeo and he certainly knew the "name of the game" was quantity over quality, as far as ticket acquisition goes. The idea that we might challenge one another in some friendly video game mano a mano competition was quickly replaced by us challenging an electronically crafted gizmo to give up the most tickets possible, for later turn-in and prize procurement! As such was inevitable, he found THE game and thus, the challenge was on. It took us each about 45 minutes to burn through our 200 nickels. Well, I actually left the particular game and sought some variety of play, after about 160 or so nickels. That was short lived however, as I quickly realized my grandson's assessment was correct and the game to which he remained attached was the one that was most generous in spitting out tickets. Hence, I returned to sit beside him at the adjacent game and fed the remainder of my nickels into the machine. When our nickel cups were empty, I urged my grandson to walk about and seek out other possible games, but he quietly reminded me none were as generous as the one we'd just left. Still, I was seeking variety so, I enticed him with an additional cup of 100 nickels. He retrieved the cups and we began playing a game somewhat similar to THE game, but as he pointed out it just wasn't as lucrative. So, we went back to the machines we first sat at and fed. After a short period, we both were done and ready to feed our tickets into the Ticket Counters for tabulation. The ticket counters, booth count AND slice the tickets in half so they may not be reused/recounted. As our tickets were counted, he was declared the winner, by his count exceeding mine, by about 800 tickets! In total, we had a combined give or take 5300 tickets, with which he could now utilize to "shop" for prizes. With an "All-in" investment of just at $40, including the $5 entry fee for each of us to the NickelRama, he was able to get a tiny rubber eraser, a pair of large foam dice, and a plastic foam ball pop gun. In the end, I considered it money well spent, since the goal of the trip was to spend some quality time out with my grandson. He had fun and I had fun! He was shown that he was valued by my following his lead in our quest. And, he outperformed me in the acquisition of tickets! If you're looking to spend some time with your little ones and you want them to feel good about themselves, a NickelRama can fill that need! If you go, just keep in mind, that the quality is not in the prizes but in the time spent together! Live well. Be well. Cheers!

My grandson had his 9th birthday there and all the kids had a great time. The party assistant was…read morevery friendly and energetic with the kids. Im a face painter/entertainment agency owner so I deal with a LOT of venues and party assistants. She is definitely one of the best.

I just attended a beginners teen/adult class at this location with my wife. The equipment was all…read morefunctional and in good condition. Our instructors Aaron and Brandon did a good job advising us on how to do each obstacle. We will likely come back for another class. They also have dipping dots for sale if you like those.

My grandson turned 2 and he had the best birthday party here at the Murphy Play Street Museum! The…read moredesign inside is this charming play town takes me back to storybook tales. There's a Pet Rescue house with the most adorable pets for kids to play with - and rescue. Next is a Pizza house where kids can creatively learn/play how to make your own pizzas. Don't forget the pepperoni's - they're the best part of the pizza! My favorite is the Market house, where children can learn the fun of shopping for groceries and running a register. But my granddaughters favorite is Playhouse - equipped with all the cuteness any girl would want when pretending she's playing house. Now, let's talk about having a private party at this sweet play museum. The whole place is set aside just for you. That's right, it's set up just for your party. Bring your decorations and food, and they do the rest. So convenient, and super friendly. It was a joy as a grandparent to sit back, watch my grandson having a blast playing at his party, and the staff taking care of everything for us.

Our first visit here was when we had "grandparent time". Our second visit here was for our…read moregrandson's second birthday party. We are always looking for engaging and entertaining activities to take the kids to. When we can add educational to that mix, we are especially thrilled. Play Street Museum definitely checks the boxes on "engaging", "entertaining", and yes, even "educational". Designed for kids aged 8 and under, this indoor children's museum offers a refreshing take on traditional play spaces. One of the highlights for us was the variety of activities available. Beyond the core pretend play town, there is a slime lab, a craft area, wooden blocks, and more. Having a birthday party here was wonderful. You essentially rent the whole place out when you host a party here. The fact that parties are private ensures a more intimate and enjoyable experience for everyone. Review #2044

Huge firefighters themed playground with lots to do, I brought my four year old daughter and she…read morewas able to ride all the games. Plenty of seating all throughout the park, I didn't see any bathrooms or water fountains so come prepared for that. They also have a "free little library" which I thought was pretty neat. I like to drop one take one so there's always plenty of books available. Highly recommend this park!

Super fun! Ziplines 2 of them one is even a seated one. Bathroom shack. Two playgrounds, a…read moretwirling seat, and a wobbly boat.

We had an amazing time thanks to Prosper! He was incredibly attentive, answered all our questions,…read moreand helped set up the game for the kids. We truly appreciate his help. Highly recommended!

Urban air is great for parties, and they've added a ton over the last two years. We never skip…read moreadding on the zip lines and rock climbing. I do think the price has gotten quite high with the updates though, so getting the membership is usually most cost effective. Birthday parties are a ton of fun and we can usually spend a few hours here. If your kids are smaller shoot for early mornings so the older kids aren't running them over!

We used Freedom Fun USA for our Movie in the Park event in Crandall In June, and they exceeded our…read moreexpectations! Parker and Sainey were absolutely amazing. They arrived on time, had everything set up well before the event began, and were professional, friendly, and incredibly easy to work with throughout the evening. The equipment was top-notch, the movie looked and sounded great, and everything ran without a hitch. Their attention to detail helped make the event a huge success for our residents. We couldn't have asked for a better experience and will definitely be reaching out to Freedom Fun USA again for next year's Movie in the Park. Highly recommend them for any community or special event!

This was a great idea! We did the advanced lazer tag and both kids and adults had a great time!…read more Even did it at night and it was AWESOME! Had an issue with a couple of the guns but someone was on call to walk us through rebooting them. Will definitely do again and Freedom Fun USA always called us back and worked on getting us a price that was in our budget! It was a win win!