Loved being inside and the black light affects! It was fun. My grandson enjoyed it too!read more

I'd give it 3.5 stars. I got the Trio package for our 3 boys that included a round of mini golf,…read more$15 in arcade game credits and a round of laser tag. The arcade games are pretty expensive and they blew through the $15 in less than 15 mins. The mini golf course was short and compacted on the main floor so the courses were not as fancy or intricate as some larger outdoor mini golf courses. The boys finished all 18 holes in less than 30 mins all by themselves. The laser tag was fun too. The vests were pretty big and heavy and it looked so big our littlest guy but he held his own. It seemed crowded when the summer camp group of kids were there, but when they all left, it wasn't crowded at all. Coming from LA, where anything fun is crowded, it was nice to not have to wait in long lines. We wanted to try the laser maze, but it wasn't working. The workers were all teenagers, and the manager guy looked maybe early 20's but they were all helpful. It was fun to spend a couple hours in the hot afternoon being indoors.

Maggie and Ray were amazing! They made out experience wonderful! the food was amazing!read more

This is a super cool spot for kids, families, and young adults!! We LOVED the rock wall, as it had…read moredifferent levels of intensity and competition. This attraction also included a fun ropes course with a zip line that went over the first floor. Near concept! My favorite was the laser tag. While it was a small room, it made for a super fun and competitive game! Each attraction set is $10/each, but they always have great deals. We spent $20 and got $40 worth of activities! The staff were mostly friendly and nice. The only downfall of this place is the "go-karts," as they were more like slow bumper cars that you can't bump. Definitely not worth $10. There's also a huge arcade and restaurant here. Highly recommend checking out Fun Land!

My kid had so much fun here!…read more One note--careful looking it up on your GPS. Make sure it's the one on Pepsi Place. At first, I was in the wrong location on the total other side of the complex. This was maybe the best place to hang indoors with kids that was non sensory overload. It's chill, cool people working there, no annoying music, no bright colors, lights, etc. No creepy animatronic mouse serving you inedible pizza. It's only ten dollars for each kid to play, no fee for adults. They also do birthday parties and sell the play equipment. We played for almost two hours and there were enough different fun activities (rock climbing, slides, swings, trampolines, basketball courts) for the kids not to get board. My four year old loved it, and the older kids seemed to really be enjoying themselves as well. I was tempted not to write this review to keep this place to myself ;)

Great place for the kids to run around and be active. There are 3 big swing sets that are also…read moreavailable for sale. There are 2 trampolines and a basket ball hoop. Then there is a party room where you can bring your own food. We never saw any of the workers except at the front desk which was a bit bizarre. Usually they check on you if you need anything. The place is nestled in the back so hard to find if you're looking but it's great for parties.

It was a rainy day so took my mom and toddler here. It wasn't too busy on a weeknight. Check in…read morewasn't that onerous. The waiver wasn't that long. They charge for additional adults accompanying your little one which was different from other indoor playgrounds that just cared about the number of littles. It seemed decently clean. There were still some things that looked like my toddler could grow into eventually but overall, there were enough things she could try that it seemed like she had fun.

Meland Playground is okay...solid 3 stars only because my kids love it. It's a decent place for…read morekids to burn energy, but it definitely gets packed on weekends, which makes it chaotic. Kids running everywhere and parents not watching their kids, seriously the most overstimulating place. It's a kid place so its definitely not the cleanest place and one annoying thing: everyone dumps their jackets and stuff on the front tables instead of actually using the designated area, so there's nowhere to sit or organize your things. I mean it'd be nice to actually use the tables to eat the pizza you're ordering there. Not terrible, not amazing. Fine for a quick play session, and getting the kids out the house. Bring headphones to drown out the noise (depending on how old your kids are).

I took my kids here for a dad and kids day out. My kids are 5 years old and they just had an…read moreincredible time. I ended up booking the splatter room with the dark light experience. It was trippy with the black lights and projections on the wall of various etherial scenes. We all dressed up in the protective suit, googles and boots. The kids were a little small for the suits, but they managed to make it work! Once inside, you can throw paint all over, stomp on the artwork with your feet (a personal favorite of my kids), and twist the painting around to have the colors spread in all directions. We were joined by a staffer the entire time who took a few pictures along with a cute video. I recommend having the staffer snap photos with your own iPhone as mine came out a little better. But I did enjoy the video. At the end of the experience, they pack up the painting in gigantic pizza boxes. The paint is expected to dry in 24-48 hours, though ours took a much longer. I recommend putting the paintings outside on a dry day in the sun to help move that along. Granted ours had a lot of paint on it, but even after 48 hours it was super wet. This is a blast. And it's located in a classic 1990s mall. The kids LOVED this mall, complete with a Spencers gift store, bowling alley and reptile interactive experience. In fact, we'll probably come back here again once the winter sets in since there are so many things here to do with kids inside.

We were so excited to come here after hearing many great things, especially since it was our first…read moretime visiting. We booked a reservation online for the splatter room at 3 PM on May 23 and even had to leave a deposit. In the days leading up to our reservation, we received text reminders telling us to arrive at 2:45 PM. When we arrived at 2:45, we were greeted by a Caucasian man who I assumed was the manager. He told us it would be a few minutes because they were waiting for a staff member to arrive. Okay... we placed our belongings in a locker and waited. Once another employee arrived, we were then informed that they were short-staffed and did not actually have availability for our reservation. We were told we would need to wait until someone else came in to assist us because they were understaffed. Huh??? First of all, how is that our problem? We had a confirmed reservation, and NOBODY contacted us beforehand to let us know there was an issue. Honestly, it didn't even seem like anyone knew we had a reservation at all, and the employee helping us looked confused. We ended up leaving and requesting a refund, which was extremely disappointing because my family was really looking forward to this activity. There was no accountability taken, nor did the manager seem at all concerned that no one was available to assist us. He was avoidant and dismissive, leaving the employee to handle the situation instead of trying to accommodate us or offer a solution. Unfortunately, since this was our first impression of this business, it will also be our last. Very unprofessional and I would not recommend this place to anyone.

So many options to paint and design! Love the variety of clay items they have along with paint…read morecolors and brushes, etc. They provide everything you need to have a good experience. All the employees here are super kind! Very relaxing experience and I think it's appropriate for children and adults! Thanks for offering such a great experience, each time I come.

Obsessed with the pottery class I took today! So much fun, our instructor was the perfect amount of…read morechatty to ensure it wasn't awkward or slow. Great directions and we made two pieces each. Such a fun day activity or date outing. I really have to say I think that the hands on part of a great teacher and great studio made it so memorable. Can't wait to see our pieces fired up soon!

the staff were completely unpleasant, no ice in the soda machines...or toilet paper in the…read morebathroom. We ordered the 19.00 cheese pizza and it was the worst. the playground area was nice and all ages could play inside. However it was the only part that was enjoyed. the candy claw machine dispensed candy like tootsie rolls and sour licorice that were bricks and a huge disappointment to win. I will NEVER go back.

At Tyson's every kid seems to be in the middle of a hyperactivity attack. At The Mall in Columbia…read morethere are kids way to big for the place. Thus, I am usually skeptical of indoor playgrounds. However, this was a good experience. This is the first time we have been to Fair Oaks since the Fun Zone opened, and the weather looked ominous when we got there. So after haircuts and Elevation Burger, we decided to let our boys run around for a while. The Fun zone is sort of tucked away in one of the arms of the mall. Not being right in the middle of everything is probably why it is less crazy than other places. For the most part the kids were running around, but not out of control. There seemed to be parents for every child, so unlike Columbia it does not appear to be a dumping ground while mommy, daddy, or nanny shop. The play stuff is the standard soft climbing stuff with the requisite soft slide. I know that stuff can get nasty, but right now it is still new enough that it looks clean and well kept up. In all, this will be the new go to place when my kids need to run on a rainy day.

happy staff members, clean bathrooms, all the jumping you could ever want your grandkids to do…read more right here in Manassas, VA.

This is *almost* word for word the experience I had at the snack bar:…read more Me: "Hi, I'd like a small icee please." Them: "Are you a member?" Me: "No." Them: "The small icee's are only for members." Me: "Ok. What other sizes can I purchase?" Them: "We have a large." Me: "How many ounces is that?" Them: "24 ounces." Me: "This is for a seven year old. I don't think I want to give my child 24 ounces of sugar water." Them: "Sorry, the small icee's are only for members. They are free. Would you like to become a member? It's the same cost per month as one daily admission." Me: (Catching on to what's going on). "Oh, no thanks. We'll just get some water from our cars ice chest." Them: "No outside drinks." There are no healthy food options for kids at all. Nothing but junk food. Pizza, potato chips, candy, ice cream. cotton candy. No fruit. No low sugar drinks except bottled water.

We've had a good experience at Cub Run Rec Center overall. We've enrolled our kids in the swimming…read morelessons, and while the classes were affordable and did a nice job helping them become comfortable and familiar with the water, they seemed to focus more on water confidence than teaching actual swimming skills. We've also visited the water park several times, and our kids always have a great time. It's clean, well-maintained, and offers enough variety to keep them entertained for a few hours. Overall, I'd consider Cub Run one of the better rec centers in Fairfax County. The facilities are nice, the pricing is reasonable, and it's a great place for families.

I took Beginner and Intermediate diving classes at Cub Run this Spring and was very happy with the…read morefacility and staff. Nice pool and recreational pool area with things for kids, hot tub for adults, and everything is posted on the online schedule

My wife and I have done 2 escape rooms at Escapology and we've had a great time in both. The first…read moreone we did was The Code which was solid, had a good amount of locks and puzzles. Some stuff wasn't working functionally (specifically some scanning puzzles) but still a good time and we got out. The second room we did was Who Stole the Mona Lisa which was more difficult. No locks and almost all puzzles/riddles. Very difficult and had to max out our clues but we also got out. We had a weird glitch happen mid-game but our game master Avery was really helpful in setting us back up to restart. Pretty busy area in Fairfax Corner but there is plenty of parking within a block of the building. If you love escape rooms, this place has multiple rooms for everyone.

If you like a good brain teaser with a friendly/helpful staff, this place is for you…read more So,we came on a Saturday afternoon and did the room called The Code- Cyber Heist, which was supposedly one of the easier rooms. Butttt, it wasn't at all easy for us lol. I wish I could say that we got out the room with NO or minimal clues lol but we were often very clueless lol prompting the need for more and more clues. With ALL of the workers help via the clues and fixing the tv screen, we managed to get out of the room in time. Overall, this was a good experience. The Code- Cyber Heist was definitely mentally challenging, causing us to ponder plans to solutions for a lengthy amount of time.