Roller rinks are a rare find these days, especially nostalgic ones with that 80's aesthetic carpet…read moreto linoleum floor transitions that haven't added the full bar scene and other entertainment factors that allow them to up the price through the roof and to be honest take out the whole family fun atmosphere. The facility is clean and well maintained for being 70 years old as of 2025. Rentals are kept clean and they have both quads and inline options. My kids definitely enjoy not only the skate races but also the sock races. The music is a good mix of old and new. We attended on a Friday during spring break with their Friday Home School Session; skating from 10-4PM (skates included) for $10 bucks. It's a steal even if you are only there a couple hours. They have some food options that are pretty inexpensive compared to today's going rates. Foutain drink is $2 (small) $2.50 (regular). Can't give many details on other food as we just grabbed drinks. Parking is plentiful. Definitely enjoyed our experience (and will return)

Great place it may seem small from the outside, but it's HUGE. The skate floor was clean and their…read morerentals were very clean. The food was good, and They had fountain drinks ranging from small-large. They had very clean tables to eat on, and had a Dipping dots vending machine.

We've only been here one so far, but we really liked it…read more Specifically, we came because we were in the woodlands area for my daughter's birthday and so we thought it would be fun for her to play somewhere while there. I usually buy The Woodlands Children Museum membership with her birthday money, but we wanted to try someplace new. They do not have a membership, but they do have a punch card, which I thought I would consider purchasing for her birthday gift if she liked the place. My favorite thing about here is that they have age limits and they don't charge if you're over the age limit or younger than the age limit. This was perfect because although I had my older daughter with me, she sat in the corner on her phone the entire time so I would have been more annoyed if I had to pay for her. My son, who also aged out, came in later and played for a couple of minutes with his younger sister, but was ready to leave and get snacks quickly. So I am happy that I would not have to pay for the children that don't actually enjoy being there and have to come with their siblings haha. I wish the woodland's children museum, including others, would adopt that philosophy. Having said that, the videos that I saw online made it seem like it was a larger place than it is. It's probably around less than half the size of the woodlands children museum. They mostly just had everyday toys over there and tiny little rooms that I couldn't really maneuver with my stroller. I was surprised to see that they got busy pretty quick. I would expect a location to be larger if they had more patrons coming. I will have to say, I wish they had a couch or nice seating for the adults who were all pretty much just standing around or following their children. My daughter was able to do the slime for her birthday and I purchased another slime for my older daughter to do which was the only thing that she actually liked ( the older one I mean... the younger one had fun with everything). I will have to say, the girl who was working there, I wanna say that her name was Callie or something (sorry I forgot), was very helpful and made the slime fun for my daughter. She let my daughters choose the different colors and the sprinkles that went in. As long as my children enjoy it, that's literally all I care about. So even though I thought it was pretty small, and wish they had better seating, I will be coming back.

4 1/2 stars Kids seemed to enjoy themselves. During Spring…read moreBreak it was busy, but there was still plenty of room for everyone to play. It appeared there was only one person working, and she could have used a little help. Nevertheless, she did a good job, and was helpful and friendly. It would be nice if there was just a little more room. But that didn't stop the kids from having a good time. The different areas were all a big hit, such as the food truck, the office, the vet area to name a few. The kids moved from one area to another with no issues and enjoyed them all.

Hosted my three-year-old's birthday party here because we had a wide range of kids ages and thought…read morethis would be a good fit. They went above and beyond for the party and everyone had a great time.

Why 5 stars? Because free play here brings great joy to our son…read more --- --- --- My wife brought my son here a couple of times when I was not around, but I finally got to come in and check it out with both of them. On a 1-10 scale, he was probably about a 14 in terms of his energy and happiness, the whole time that we were here. He must have done the zip line 400 times in a row. And there was plenty of other things for him to do when he finally got tired of that. While our son does have high-functioning autism, this is certainly not a place for just about any child to have fun. There are swings, a trampoline, things to climb on and even activities that can be enjoyed while sitting. We will definitely continue to make this a part of our regular rotation when they are offering free play and the weather outside is not conducive to hang out at an outdoor park.

Today we did our Thanksgiving Lunch at April Sound Country Club. The room was set up very elegant…read moreand nice. It was a traditional Thanksgiving lunch, with Turkey, Ham, stuffing, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, pumpkin pie, and pecan pie. Service was great and multiple people kept checking on us. By far was one of the best decisions we made for Thanksgiving.

We ate here as guests of members and found that the food was very good, actually excellent! Plus,…read morethe desserts REALLY very good! We were treated to entertainment while we dined with James Smelley. What a great performance, and he had his grandson performing alongside him. I always consider live music while dining as a big bonus (IF the music is good - here it was excellent!). I understand that they have a new menu. The restaurant was nicely packed and the bar drinks good as well.

Great place for kids 10 and under. Ask about the 10 visit pass. It makes the short trips worth the…read morecost.

Why 4 stars? Because our son loves "inside parks" and this is another good option for us…read more --- --- --- I took him to the Bounce N' Play at Willowbrook a few months back and expected this location to be similar, but it's quite different. At Willowbrook, it's very heavy ball pit centric, but this location is quite a bit smaller and just have one, regular-sized ball pit. My main takeaways here are: It's a small place, they don't sell any food/drinks, and I wish the seating for parents was a bit more comfortable. (The couches are super narrow). But it's also incredibly clean (being new helps) and they do pack a lot of playground into a small space. A nice thing about the compact layout is that it's easy to keep an eye on your kid. On weekends, their default hours are 9a-12p, but if they don't have parties, they remain open until 5p, like they do during the week. We will definitely be back in the future.

I truly hate to write a review like this, but as a fellow business owner, I believe in the…read moreimportance of customer service. I always strive to treat people well, even in moments where I may feel I'm right. That's just part of doing good business. Back in August 2019, I rented the Dripping Slime bus for our kids and nephew to make slime. The owner was kind and respectful, even though the air conditioning wasn't working in the Houston heat. I chalked it up to growing pains since she had just started the business, and I appreciated her professionalism and warmth. Fast forward to yesterday, I was excited to bring my 3-year-old daughter to the storefront for her first slime experience. She wasn't born yet during our first encounter, but she's really into slime now, so I thought this would be perfect. When we walked in, the initial staff was welcoming, although they didn't seem to know about our reservation. No big deal they got us started right away. There were a few teenage boys working, and while it was clear they were still learning how to engage with customers, they were polite, helpful, and attentive. Everything was fine until the owner arrived. The moment she walked in, the energy completely shifted. I instantly recognized her as the woman who helped us in 2019, and I was genuinely looking forward to congratulating her on the success of opening a storefront and offering encouragement. But I never got that chance. She came in with a visible attitude and immediately began loudly scolding and cursing at the teenage staff, right in front of customers and children. Her language was inappropriate, and the tone was aggressive. There were only two customers present: myself and another mother with her young son. My daughter is just 3 years old, and the other kids in the space couldn't have been more than 10. None of us were acknowledged or greeted, just subjected to that energy. It was uncomfortable, unprofessional, and extremely disappointing. The entire atmosphere shifted in a way that no parent would want their child around. What hurts most is that I intentionally chose this business over other options, like Slimoo, because I wanted to support a Black-owned business. But as a community, we have to do better. Success isn't just about having a great product or idea, it's about how you treat people. And the repeated complaints in her reviews about poor customer service suggest this isn't a one-time thing. Unfortunately, I won't be returning or recommending this place. The teenagers there did their best, and I feel for them, as well as for the customers who experienced that energy. But ultimately, the owner's attitude will be the downfall of this business if it doesn't change. People will go out of their way to support great service, even if the product is just average. But if the service is bad? Customers will go elsewhere. I sincerely hope the owner takes this as an opportunity to reflect, seek some customer service training, or perhaps reevaluate if this industry is really the right fit. Not every path is meant for everyone, and that's okay. But treating people with kindness and respect should never be optional.

I want to start this review off my stating that I read most of the Google reviews when my sister…read more(in love) told me this was where she was having my nieces 5th birthday party. I was definitely skeptical however, I am sooooooo glad she did!!! The party was cute, unique, the hosts were attentive and they made great use of the time that was given to celebrate the birthday girl! At one point, even the owner was helping out! Honestly, as one of the parents watching and taking pics of the kiddos, I was secretly hoping someone wouldn't show so I could get in on the fun! This is a small space and I must've bumped into one of the hosts at least 5-10 times over the course of the party (taking pics and tending to guests) but never once was an eye rolled or any inclination that I was in her way! She politely smiled and said, you're no bother at all! Her patience with the kiddos was unmatched! And we had some eager little ones! Lol. There was also a moment where guests were uncomfortable with the temperature, I asked the host if it was okay if we lowered the air just a bit... I was truly expecting her to be like, REALLY?!?!? Lol! But again, she said oh yeah, I can do that right now (and that she was warm too )! This review is getting lengthy, I know, so I'll wrap it up... But in closing, don't let previous reviews stop you from enjoying this experience! Our kiddos and parents had a great time and I'm planning to return with my daughter for some mommy and me QT! Great job Dripp'in Slime! Thank you for being creative and stepping out of the norm to deliver an experience that keeps young kids engaged and excited! I was looking for you on IG to tag you in the MANY pics that were taken... but couldn't find the location

$32 dollars to get in. $80 to do Splash Zone for "45 Min". Kids wore out and exhausted after 20…read moremins. Basically paid 80 dollars just to sit around on floats for 45 mins. Somewhat hard to climb on to the obstacles easy to fall off. Kids kinda had fun but was over way too fast. Save you money. Go to a waterpark you can hang all day instead.

No free fishing access. It is supposed to be a public park but someone had a great idea to charge…read moreto get in

Love that it has a covered lunch spot so you can eat and watch the kids play. The pool and the…read moresplash pad are connected so you'd have to pay to get in. It's considered the same thing so you'd pay 1 price for both. The kiddie pool area is super shallow which is great for those toddlers that can slide and walk.

Dont go here!!! The maintenance man locked me and my daughter out knowing our stuff was in there he…read moresaw us leave and locked the gate right behind me I had to find him and get his attention to let me in and grab my stuff there was no sign on the gate that said closed, the gate was open which is why I went inside in the first place. I won't ever be back worst service I've gotten