We always have a great time here! You pay for 2 hour play and you don't have to worry about is it…read moreclean or not which I love! They take time after each play to clean and reset everything. They also have another one in broken arrow we enjoy as well. If you are bored with the kids come play! It can get busy at some points during the day so take that in mind! I believe they do have a limit of children in the time slots!

My review is from the point of view of a mom with a child under a year old. It was a little…read morechaotic, not really any way to keep kids separated from one another for age sake. They did have a small play area for infants, but I didn't wanna take the chance of my baby getting sick. I was just there to hang with a mom friend and her 1 year old. We really had to watch the one year old to make sure he didn't get hurt. I would say make sure your child is 2-3 at least before you really get enjoyment out of here. A lot of imaginative play! Really, only imaginative play.

We love Tulsa Play Cafe! Tell me more places the same way. It cost less to come here than other…read moreplaces where you get an hour or two play time, and you get to be here as long as you want between 9-3. My daughter can stay busy for the entirety of the time, but it is open. She will break for a snack and they have an extensive variety of snacks, beverages, and food items, to satisfy all. They have themes that change out every couple of weeks and new food and drinks to go along with the themes. I always try whatever coffee drink they have and I always enjoy them. It's a fun place for the kids to just be kids. I love that my child can play for hours with no screens and just use her imagination with others.

I was there on a Friday in the summer with my son. The AC seemed to be going out/was out and it was…read morevery warm inside. There were about 15 adults and 15-18 kids playing. The place felt PACKED. I was overstimulated. After a handful of people left it was much more manageable. I'd say, if you walk in and there's 15 adults--leave. It's too much given they probably all brought one child. The toys were completely spread out all over the floor so much that the kids could hardly walk without stepping on a toy. It was $10 to play with no hour limitations. You can bring outside food, but eat it outside of the play area. The coffee was DELICIOUS. I would want to go again just for the coffee. 16oz was about $7 and 20oz was $9?? They also have food there but I did not purchase any. There is one bathroom with a wooden door to shut. There was a parent who brought their kids potty and let them pee just sitting there in the middle of the floor?? It was odd. I think there was just so much going on that the workers couldn't take note for what was happening. If it wasn't so busy it could be a lot of fun, but it's not big enough to have that many people and children. Some people were literally standing because there wasn't anywhere to sit. There are about 16 chairs and 7 tables.

Good food and great place to bring kids to play and get dinner. The 3$ kids meal deal is awesome.read more

I was pleasantly surprised with Bria's on my first visit. There are some things that really work…read morehere, and a couple areas that could be improved. The food was better than I expected; we ordered the BBQ chicken pizza (lunch special, drink and ice cream included, $12) and a kids meal portion of fettuccine Alfredo ($3). Both meals were hot and had good flavor. The kids portion was a decent size as it included a few pieces of seasoned bread. The pizza was big enough for two to share! Certainly worth the price. Our drinks did come without ice which I thought was odd but didn't have a chance to ask anyone about it. The ambiance was nice but I think it could be improved. The music in the back was a bit loud, especially with TVs playing two different audios as well. I did like the kids zone area and we will definitely return to use it! I only saw one high chair in the restaurant so I had to wait for another family to be done using it. Overall, I would recommend the pizza at Bria's and the kids zone for busy toddlers!

The owners are so wonderful and accommodating! We were visiting the Grand Lake area & my kids…read moreenjoyed an unlimited bounce session and the obstacle course! So much fun!! Clean, safe environment. We don't live in the area but they have some great options for renting all types of bounce houses for events!

Clean, nice layout. Not super noisy like some indoor bounce places. Open fire spring break and…read moreFriday evenings they have a black light party. Could be a little larger with video games, but it's a good value as it is.

Fun slides for ALL ages! They have slides for all comfort levels too; from calm to adventurous…read moreriding experiences. The only reason for 4 stars is because their bathrooms were dirty and not welcoming, and that was at opening time as I picked the first time slot of the day. Warnings: - Most of our group of 5 ended up with elbow, finger, and knee burns that hurt like a paper cut! While the mats you lay on are great, you can still accidentally touch skin to plastic/rubber going at a high speed down a slide! - Do not try to stop yourself or push yourself up at the end of slides while in motion or you could injure a shoulder. Just let your mat go until you completely stop naturally. The more you resist or go against the speed, the more likely you are to have an injury. - The steps up to the slides are tall, like one foot or more, much higher than regular steps. Some really small kids had to crawl up the steps. It's a workout! Each visitor must purchase a pair of their grippy socks that you can reuse on future visits. If you don't want to leave your shoes and belongings out in the open, you can buy a locker. I was able to fit 5 pairs of tennis shoes, a jacket, and my purse in one locker. This allowed us to walk all over the place without having to watch our stuff. Our group enjoyed the snack bar; we had bottled water, nachos, icees, dippin dots, bagged popcorn, and candy bars. Don't forget to tip! There is seating around all of the slides if you only want to watch your party and not participate. There are a few basketball courts for kids that want a break from the slides. The parking lot is huge, plenty of spots. Buy your tickets and sign your waivers in advance, and it will make in-person checkin-in much easier!

Such a cool concept and a lot of fun for the kids and for adults…read more My only complaint is that the options for play are 1hr and 90min... but, you can run through all of the slides in 15 minutes and then you're just going down the same slides over and over again. So, the kids usually are ready to go before the hour is up and I'm having to encourage them to keep playing.

Visiting Tulsa, my sons had energy to burn being in the car for three hours. Looked on TripAdvisor…read morefor some kind of family entertainment place and ran across Go Ballistic and the first comment read, "Good place to go to wear out the kids" BINGO! Go Ballistic did not disappoint. The staff was very nice and facility was so much fun and was just a happy place for the kids. My wife enjoyed a 15min massage chair, and I had the pleasure of watching my sons have fun, and making new friends. I look forward to taking my family here again on our next visit. Go Ballistic is definitely on the agenda!

Great place to take your kids and let them burn a little energy in a fun and safe place!…read more Jason