I took my son here for toddler time, and he had the time of his life. Two hours of non-stop…read moreplaytime, jumping around, and there are no big kids who can possibly hurt the little ones. There are so many inflatable bouncy things, along with rock climbing and tunnels, it's endless fun for the kids. The staff was also really kind. We will definitely be going back here again. The only downfall is that their parking lit is awful. There aren't very many spits and they are so close together it's hard to get a child in and out of a carseat.

This is the best Get Air location we've been to. Ninja course, Dodge ball, basketball, foam pits,…read morelong trampolines, friendly staff. There is onr bounce house for little guys. The ninja course is especially cool for all the American Ninja Warriors in training out there. There is plenty of parking on the side of the building by the murals. They share space with a parcour gym that also does aerial silk classes, and sone kind of lazer tag, by the looks of it. Parents jump free with paying child on Mondays.

This listing should be removed. Not sure it was ever truly meant to be a public splash pad as it…read morewas swiftly sealed off with a fence after the first year it was revealed and treated as such. This is a Main Street fountain to look at. Not a kids splash pad.

I love seeing all of the little kids playing in the water. I personally do not have kids, but if I…read moredid, they would more than likely be in there too. As part of the new downtown main street renovation, this interactive water fountain was a great addition. Benches and a brick wall surround the water playground for parents to view from a dry and safe distance. If you're downtown, you will see it, it's hard to miss.

Curiosity Club Birthday Parties…read more*102 feet of inflatable obstacle-zip line- slide course *Cannonball Air Blaster cage *Kid Roller Coaster Track * Batting Cage! *Toddler Playground and Trampoline *Xbox Kinect Station (coming soon) Dunk and Jump Trampoline (coming soon) *Pool and Foosball tables *Shuffleboard Bowling *Scheduled DJ and Laser Tag events *Exploratorium with Virtual and live aquariums, magnet and bubble stations and train station *Wi-Fi! *Food Court

Macks is one of the best places to take your kids in Montrose, and the best way to disappoint them…read moretoo. Not because the facility isn't awesome- it is- but because half the time my kids have asked me if they can go to Macks, their times are accurately listed. There is nothing worse then looking up their open times on their Facebook page, and your kid getting excited, and to show up to find that it is closed. (Even when the posted hours on the door also say it should be open.) Mack's- If you just took care of accurately listing your hours, you'd be an amazing business.

I'm surprised there are not more reviews of this place. It's a neat little climbing gym with some…read moresurprisingly tall climbing walls. Bouldering, top roping and lead climbing routes are all available here. There's also a fitness area upstairs. The locker room has a shower and lockers for storing valuables (cubbies are found next to the main climbing area). There's even a small store where you can purchase climbing gear. Pretty much you can find all the amenities you'd expect at a typical climbing gym. One big thing for me is the ventilation. Some gyms are horrible at it and you are pretty much breathing in a ton of chalk and dust while climbing. However, this gym seems to do a great job at ventilating the place! Then on second thought, I haven't been here on a busy day so I'm not the best judge of that. There are student, military and family discounts on the monthly passes so that's something to consider if you are thinking about signing up. The $16 daily pass is pretty pricey, but there's currently a deal for $8 passes on Wednesdays after 5pm. I think it is great that there's an indoor climbing gym in Grand Junction! Super friendly staff and chill vibes here. The only con is the pricing. It's quite expensive for a small gym... I'm from Seattle where indoor rock climbing was born so you can imagine the gyms there can be pretty big. That said, this gym is relatively small but the pricing is comparable to a much larger gym. Another thing to take into account is the cost of living in Grand Junction, which is much less than Seattle, so lowering the price can potentially bring in a lot more customers.

Just a massive disappointment; you can see clear as day the owner's, Fabrizio, use of narcissistic…read moreand manipulative business and management tactics are what give this gym not just the worst rating in Colorado but a stale, disgusting, and dangerous environment. HVAC filters 11 months out of date, a water fountain leaking constantly and COVERED internally in black mold. Holds that never get sanitized and bathrooms with years of biofilm building on the surfaces. Pads you can fall into but hit straight concrete, gym equipment that doesn't turn on, no yoga as advertised, no fitness as advertised (just a PT doing work for free that hasn't realized he's being manipulated yet, sorry Jesse) and as far as I can tell a supremely under-trained staff that doesn't know how to correctly fit a harness or respond to an event or know how to recognize belay behavior that needs correcting putting unsuspecting guests in harms way. And as a side note, if you work here you will be lied too, bait and switched about your position, hours, and expectations and then be immediately fired if you start to ask questions as to why things are the way they are. And Fabri, bud, you're a retailer...you shouldn't tell folks "we invented this thing, its called the internet, you should use it" when they ask if you have items you don't have for sale. It makes you look like a donkey's rear-end and absolutely removes any chance of that person ever spending money on the retail items you do feel like selling. Dude, what a schmuck.

So much fun! Jeff was our puzzle master and made the game super fun for us. The five of us just…read morebarely missed getting out of the room. For reference we had 3 adults and 2 teens. Highly recommend!!

Extremely fun escape house. We opted for the hardest one which is the abandoned mine. We didn't…read moreescape but had a great time. Very affordable and fun for the whole family. Our host gave free at clues. I highly recommend this place.

We unexpectedly found ourselves in Grand Junction for a couple of days and were looking for…read moresomething fun for the kids to do. They chose the Candle Kitchen and had a great time smelling all the smells and creating their own scent. Ben was super patient as he walked them through the process. We had a great time chatting with Kathie and discovered that she grew up in the area where we're from. Overall, it was lovely experience and the kids walked away with some great smelling candles!

Did this as a family activity. We had a great time. Great selection and workers were friendly and…read morehelpful. Very pleased with the smell and length of burn on our candles. It's a quick process and that was the only drawback. A touch expensive for such a quick activity. But I guess worth it bc we have enjoyed our candles for a long time!

We had a fun mommy and son day at the Eureka Science Center. So much in fact that this trip was…read morefollowed by a lot of crying because we had to leave. My son played with other kids, lifted weights, flew a spaceship, made bubbles, built things, put a human body back together, and so much more. Kids under 4 are free, and adults are just $8. This place is a little gem for kids of all ages.

Love taking grandkids here, they have interesting, interactive experiences for all ages. They also…read morehave a convenient yearly membership. Grownups will learn something new too

Montrose, indeed, the whole western part of Colorado has been begging for this sort of center for…read moresome time. I'm grateful to those who started it for their ingenuity and entrepreneurship. there's everything from batting cages to inflatable zip line. If you live in Montrose and have young kids, this is a great back-pocket entertainment venue. You may want to keep them in mind for hosting the ankle-biter's birthday parties.