My husband and I went to the adult lessons tonight and it was great. We are both at different…read morelevels and it was nice that they break people up into beginner, intermediate or advanced. For sure recommend!

Things to know:…read more 1)There's a a fee to enter and another to rent skates. Because I was accompanying kids and didn't plan to skate, there was no entry fee. 2) There's an online schedule showing the different event times, and when applicable target ages. We brought my partners kids on a Thursday during the 5p-7:30p slot because 8-10p was 21+ (that day). The 5p slot didnt list ages, but tuns out it was mostly little kids. Additional teens and older people started showing up later, but still seemed younger age focused (with group games like hula hoop). 3) There's a decent number of arcade games for the space. If you don't have quarters, you can use the change machine. While the assortment of games was good, my gripe is that we counted 84 tickets won playing. However their ticket counting machine only accounted for 66. While the experience was okay, I think it's a nice option with a good selection of music, decent sized rink, fair pricing (cant speak for concessions) and a nostalgic feel. Check it out for yourself.

Not my first time to Good Times but my first in the heart of Woodbury. It's located on the…read morenorthern side of the city. It costs $13 + tax for each child. No costs for adults. You head to their website ahead of time to schedule the day and pay in advance. They provide a door code cause it's unmanned to enter. The code will let you in. Then you have a full day to play. You can even leave and come back later. Lots of fun options for kiddos. Playground, reading room, basketball area, soccer area, ninja area, toddler area, etc. They even have an area for you to eat (bring in food if you wish or they have vending machines). Clean up after yourself (please). Great option to get the wiggles out on a cold or snowy winter day!

My grand kids age 4 and 21 months LOVE coming to goodtimes park in Woodbury. We have a season pass!…read moreIts always clean and the equipment is well maintained. I do have one piece of negative feedback. The kids are required to wear socks and there is a large section of cemented floor. And although they SHOULD be walking lets face it they run - and this floor is DANGEROUSLY SLIPPERY WITH SOCKS!!! Both of my kids have fallen and smacked their heads so hard on this cement floor due to their socks being slippery on the slick floor. I dont understand the purpose of this slick cement floor. Is there any way to make it a lot safer to walk/run on with socks? I wish that they would just make it safer and carpet the entire thing. Please consider this Good Times Park!

We love We Rock The Spectrum…read more As a parent of an autistic child and a caregiver to a Level 3 Non Verbal child this place is worth its weight in gold. Having a safe place to bring children with high elopement - high sensory needs has been a huge part of our routine, especially with the winter months. In the past 2 months of coming to Woodbury we have built connections and community in a environment that connects a community that thrives on connection. Spaces like this are critical for caregivers and children. The simple layout, keeps the environment from overstimulation and gives children the ability to have their needs met. ( example - Chuckie Cheese is too much for our sensory diet, we need calm and simple, we love it here )

Great little place to place. Still new so not a lot of visitors just yet. There's a lot of toys of…read moreyounger kids to play. Some sensory play toys and lots of ways to get some proprioceptive body work in. There's also an area where you can purchase toys and some drinks. The place was clean with lots of room to roam. There is a "teen room" but definitely for a younger kid crown. Don't forget your socks! Kids were already asking to return before we left. Be careful of the tall stools overlooking the play area. They are not drilled in and you can tip over in them.

Just went here recently with my 2 toddlers and was impressed with the new updated facilities and…read moreeverything the water park had to offer. They were recently upgraded and renamed to "Splash Valley Water Park" and the upgrades look amazing. There's a huge splash pad area, kids slide & water table, zero depth wading pools, and a lazy river. This is in addition to the 6 adult slides that they already have - a couple of them use tubes. The park is huge and you can easily spend several hours here. We spent 3 hours and that was plenty of time, though I probably could have spent more if I didn't have my kids with me! The downside was the cost - $14 a person for anyone 2 and above. It's very pricey for a family of 4. But I do feel like it was worth it for the amount of fun we had. There are hourly 5 min breaks from the pool - I'm not sure why, maybe a safety check? They also don't allow phones anywhere near the water even if you have a waterproof case. I was surprised because other pools do allow it. Another thing that I didn't like was that a lifeguard yelled to put my lazy river tube on the other far end of the tube storage area - and then she walked towards that area. I had to get my toddler who can't swim from my husband and I'm also heavily pregnant so I couldn't move the tube right away. Would have been nice to get some help instead if she was already walking that way. Despite this I had an overall good experience and plan to visit again in the future.

Too many drowning make a age limit or give the little one life jackets…read more And have more lifeguards because nobody noticed a kid drowning and my brother drown there do go there I repeat do not go there

We had fun at the camp store - we originally was going to go to Chicago to see the camp store and…read morethe experience, so very glad that we could come visit without a 6 hours road trip. The store is very new, everything is clean. I love the many different craft and projects. We tried the slime but the formula was not too well, it was overly water. We had been to another slime experience in a different mall, that place specialize slime and it has way more toppings and flavors to choose from. We went to the bluey experience as well, I do want to say I felt the price range is hight and the time felt short. The craft table took over lots of our time and we wish we had more time to explore and play. We have been to other playground or experience, it either has no time limit, or price was at a lower point. I want to say the age group is between 3-7.

Super friendly people, such an amazing experience for my toddler. Will be going again soonread more

I felt like the prices were ridiculously high for just a few things for the kids to climb. That…read moresaid, the kids had SO much fun exploring each of the climbing structures. The designs were playful and cute too. I would definitely recommend taking smaller children (10 and under) here as a special treat. Our tweens and teen cousins didn't even want to try this place out, so they just went shopping while we checked this place out.

Instructors are warm and friendly Walls are well maintained…read morePrice is good and choices of how long is great

He Said: We came here because a one day pass is included as…read morepart of the MN Explorer Pass (I highly recommend getting the pass, too). This place is great. It's pretty easy to find and grab a parking spot. The owners are awesome-- they own the Milwaukee and Woodbury location, too. Plenty of things to do for my 7 and 4 year old. I am glad to see there are places that are catered for children with additional needs, but is welcoming to all people. Pros: - Clean - Reasonably priced - Nice owner Cons: - Both MN locations are based on the east side of the metro

My six year olds review: "grippy socks: yes. Spinning stuff: yes. Zip line: yes. Trampoline: yes…read more Climbing wall: yes." He likes it!

This is an amazing playground and one of our favorites...not only is this a playground but it also…read morehas a splash pad. Madison's is named after a little girl who passed away when she was young. The cool part of this playground is that it is accessible to those who are handicapped. Lots of fun ramps, slides and more modern playground fun stuff. Try to score one of the trees to put a blanket under so you can chill in the shade.

Found this place on accident and very happy I did. The playground is very large and splash pad is…read moredirectly next to it. The location is clean and it has a very great story about why it was created. I highly suggest it