Finally made it to Play dates after seeing a holiday promo. It was so fun! Playtime for my kiddo,…read morecoffee for mom and cocoa for dad...everyone was happy and had fun! We got a 10 play punch card and they do memberships or play for the day. Love the look and feel of the place. It's a warehouse converted to a large play area with seating all around that was clean and cozy. Also, local artist work for sale all around. It was nice to let my son interact with other kids and for us to talk to other parents. Michelle, the owner, is so friendly and made delicious drinks. We will be back!

What a great addition to the area! Delicious coffee and a safe place for little ones to play and…read moreinteract with others. You can go for coffee and for a fee (one time, monthly, 6 month, yearly rates) let your child play in an enclosed space with a plethora of toys and activity areas to explore. Meanwhile, you can interact with your child in the area or sit at the tables surrounding. There are some high stools directly next to the play area with a good view. I brought my two year old for the first time and he was thoroughly entertained. It was great that he was also able to play with other children. It was a clean environment and they have extra baskets positioned around for toys that may have found themselves in the mouths of the kids for cleaning afterwards. The bathroom offers a changing table and the coffee stand offers a great amount of beverages to choose from. Suggestions: with all the little hands, I would suggest hand sanitizer at the entrances to the play area. Tissues would be a good idea too. I think a lot of parents will carry those things around but having them readily available for use would overall help with cleanliness and hygiene for the kiddos. Also, a step stool in the bathroom for kids to be able to reach to wash their hands. I've been excited for Three Friends to open in the area and it did not disappoint. This is an excellent concept. I'm hoping that with more popularity maybe they will be able to stay open a little bit later for some evening play. 100% will be visiting often with my boy.

Obsessed with this place. My kids love it and beg to come back every time! They love spending hours…read moreon end here. The staff is always super friendly and accommodating. I love how they add seasonal activities so my kids aren't always doing the exact same thing every time they come. We live on the opposite side of town, but it's worth the trip. I ran into mom there last time who drives all the way from surf city just to come here! There are activities from infancy to kindergarten age.

We attended a Valentine's Day Party here recently. Signed up online, paid the $6 when we arrived…read more Easy peasy. We walked in and this place is mainly geared towards babies. All of the toys inside were just plastic little tikes crap. They had a few crafts, and a couple different rooms but I felt this was too baby ish for my 3 year old. Cute little playground outside with some shade but I don't think this place should be up to age 5, maybe 3 at the most. The employees were all very nice.

Private Axe Throwing Party was AWESOME!!…read more WHAT FUN! They have a really great (SAFE) facility that has LOTS of space (we plan to go back for some paintball fun!). It's really a class-act setup & a fabulous 'different' experience which made for a great party! We booked a party, which on Mon-Wed they are closed & it's only private parties (not sure if this is year round or just the winter hours?); but it was GRAND having the WHOLE PLACE to ourselves! We just had 8 people for an 18th b-day party & we could easily have had another 4-6 people with the room they have for axe-throwing. The Axes area is a nice size but also cozy, almost like a neat 'bar' environment. *FYI-it is BYOB-no liquor* We brought wine for adults & sparkling juice for the teens. 3 boys, 1 girl and 4 adults.....we ALL had so much fun! $249 isn't cheap, but it was worth every penny. 90-minutes (which the fabulous gentleman who was there for us did not start our time until all safety briefing & instruction time was over) of throw time was MORE than enough, the last 10 minutes you could tell it was time to go eat, so more than 90 min would just have been too much. There are 3 high-top tables with 4 chairs each. There are 5 throwing lanes. Each lane has mesh metal screens on the sides and thick wood-paneled walls. The targets (which I read about on their site) are really amazing, the thicker blocks they use vs. cheaper boards make the axe's stick GREAT and easily for almost any throw-er. The 'games' are projected onto the boards and have score keeping that is fun & easy (like a bowling alley) with a PC mouse & keypad. The gentleman who was there for our party experience was fantastic, even came in a few times & showed us different throw-angles to try and (as a 'mom') I felt safe that he was keeping an eye on everything too. Super nice and accommodating gent - helped make our evening even more fun! Helpful tip: If you go at night, the sign is currently not lit, so it's RIGHT after Black's Tire/Goodyear. The parking lot is dark, but you'll see the lights inside are on! OH - take snacks & drinks for your party, also any plates or utensils - they only have the tables/seating & the entertainment!

Crossfire Does It Again!…read more Crossfire gets better and better every time I visit. They rebuilt after the hurricane, a beautiful new interior for paintball and nerf. After COVID, they added GellyBall. And now, AXE THROWING! I had never thrown axes before and it was easy to get the hang of enough to have fun. Also, the computer projects different games onto the wooden target so you never get bored. I went with just one other person but this would be a blast for a group - co-workers, friends, bachelor/bachelorette party, school organization, fraternity/sorority outing. No limits.

Luckily went on a non-weekend night and early enough that it wouldn't be packed (would drive by at…read morenight and see how packed it potentially could get). For the most part, I was set on the go karts and only the go karts. The track is fairly small and the go karts are SLOW, at least to my standards (and potentially other adults). Overall this place is more for kids, even though that's kind of obvious. Inside was bigger than I expected. Plenty of various and new games, which was a plus to see. A lot of ticket games and prizes. The back area towards the bathrooms gave off a bit of an eerie abandoned park vibe - mainly because it was only a couple of games that were on and mostly looked like spots to put their "junk" per se (that wasn't in use). Prices weren't bad, the staff that I came across were fairly nice. Would recommend for families opposed to an adult game night.

You could spend a lot of time (and a lot of money) here! There are lots of activities to choose…read morefrom, and each of them are a separate fee. What they refer to as "dry" activities include laser tag, go karts, miniature golf, a rock climbing wall and an arcade. You pay for these separately, or you can pay for a bundle that will allow you to do more than one. The "wet" activities include the water park, which is open during the summer months. We didn't visit the waterpark, but it looked very busy! We just visited the arcade part, and purchased game cards that allowed my kids to play any of the arcade games. You can even use the arcade cards on duckpin bowling. It's a small bowling alley with just two lanes, but it's very fun. The arcade games do not dispense tickets like they did back in our day. Instead, tickets are accumulated on the game card. Then, you take your game card to the prize desk and they let you know how many tickets you have, and then you pick a prize. The prizes offered are pretty good, and you can get a lot of little things for your effort. My kids walked out of there with their arms full, as if they had robbed a Dollar Tree. Jungle Rapids is a sensory overload, especially if you visit on a weekend afternoon like we did. There were so many people there that we almost considered turning around and coming back another time! But it was fine. Just be prepared for lots of people, because this is a popular place.

Came here yesterday with my twins! Super friendly staff and the place is super fun and cute! The…read moredrinks were great as well, I bought the dirty chai and it was good! Definitely coming back, especially when the girls are older!

A SAHM heaven!!! This is the perfect place to go when you…read morejust want to get out of the house with your little. The concept is absolutely genius and the execution of it is better than I would have ever expected! The cafe is absolutely adorable, so vibey and even if it didn't have the play area would be such a fun cute place to get coffee with your girls. But the play area itself is a kiddo's DREAM! I took my 7 month old and met some friends that have a 18 m/o, a 2 y/o, and a 3 y/o and everyone had a great time! I especially appreciated that the area with climbing mats and toys meant for little babies (like mine) was kind of separate from the big kid area. It meant toddlers could play in peace without worrying about trampling a baby and vise versa. Also coffee is a mama's best friend and these ladies have the GOODS! I tried one of their seasonal Chai lattes and it was so good! Not too sweet and super tasty! Overall I loved this place! Affordable, fun, and I even met a couple of new mamas:) 100% will be returning OFTEN!

I attended a children's birthday party as an observer. An amazing place to burn off energy:…read moreswinging, climbing & bouncing! Sessions are timed so it doesn't get too crowded. There is even a ramp to the observation area so it is wheelchair accessible. Employees assist in certain areas, including the party room. There is a restricted area for only children 6 & under; every other area is multi-age. There is seating for observers, & even some massage chairs. Designated gripper socks must be purchased & worn, but of course can be used again for another visit.

This is such a wonderful place to get some energy out and welcome to all ages! They're always…read morechanging out Italian ice flavors for variety

We've had a great time every time we visit. Our family was…read moregifted a membership for Christmas and have attended the new year's noon event and the kids Olympics, along with a weekday visit, so far. The events are heavily discounted for members, which we love. The employees are great and there's not many people there during the weekday in the winter, anyway. This is a smaller museum, so it's great for our almost 4 year old. There's a little outdoor area with a few things. We love the school bus. Fun place to visit when the weather isn't great.

WOW! 10/10 fun to be had here!! If you live in the area or plan to visit in the future and have…read morelittles along with you then this is a must stop for sure! Truly 3 stories of endless amounts of hands-on, sensory fulfilling fun. So much to learn here and each room has a completely different theme including an entire dentist office (with a dental chair and life size toothbrushes and teeth!), an incredible treehouse and play kitchen, a huge boat/ship and aquatic area, a veterinary office featuring many stuffed animal dogs and everything you'd see in a vets office including dress up costumes, and so much more! We spent a couple of hours here and honestly didn't think my toddler would make it that long, but that goes to show how epic this place is! Even if you have an early walker like my little babe, I highly recommend! There's something for all ages here and a great way to get out of the house and stay off the screens!

As the parent of a spirited 10 year old boy I can't say enough great things about "Off the Wall"…read more My son has been attending the after school program and summer camp for the last 2 years and even asked to have his birthday there. The management and staff are truly amazing and Mrs. Janine runs a tight ship to ensure the children are in a safe yet fun environment. It's a great place for children to release all of their energy after school or during the summer months. As for the birthday party option, the staff is amazing! We had a full house with lots of different activities for the kids to choose and the best part was NO CLEAN UP as the staff handles everything for you!

I couldn't find this business on yelp so I had to add it. Played for the first time last night and…read moreto be frank, it needs some work. This place is functional as an indoor soccer field, and Janine (the owner and operator) has created an athletic environment for adults and children which is great. The field/play. I won't say much about the carpet since it will be replaced, but you CANNOT wear anything with studs. So no out door cleats for sure; recommend futsol shoes if you can. Christmas will come with gifts of new turf. It will not have the rubber under it, but it will definitely be a HUGE step up. I believe once this happens, I will consider upping this review to 4 stars. The field has this "arc" that is approximately 10' from the goal which is different than anything I have ever played. Actually, that is why I am dropping a star. The rule does not allow ANYONE to go into the arc (similar to hand ball). The goalie cannot come outside of the arc unless one foot is in or jumps out; this is just UN-NATURAL! I have been playing for 27 years and I cost us two penalty kicks because I was in the arc when I was trying to stop the ball. I think it is just over thinking injuries and trying to be too protective of the keeper. However, if a defender was allowed to actually put the goal to his back, he can protect the goalie more...I just want everyone to know, it is very different and I don't like it. Moreover, one sideline has a wall (12' highish) and the side closest to the stands has a net...I have never played in a place where the net is INBOUNDS?!?!? I know it is expensive, but I would recommend plexiglass. The ball is a sudo nerf ball...When I asked Janine why, she said that it is easier on the goalies since they get hit so much (THIS IS BECAUSE DEFENDERS CANNOT BE IN THE WAY OF THE SHOT DUE TO THE ARC or the goalie cannot come out!!!). Lastly, people do not wear shin guards, although you can if you want. Leagues: Seems there are three divisions and I believe she said there are 28 teams this season? 10 games and each team costs $400. Skill levels vary, but the games are 5v5, so most people run a 1-2-1 or a 2-2 formation. Subs are on the fly and D3 didn't have to much aggressiveness (I saw 3 games). Our game was at 830pm, but I believe D3 plays on Wednesdays from 730-1030 pm. D1 is Mon...D2 Tues... The facility can host birthday parties and has a large stands area for the size of the warehouse...I guess people have been playing pick up at this location for 10 years or so and it use to be a lot smaller. They also have after school kids activities. I read the flyer and was pretty impressed with their commitment to kids. Recommendations: 1-Change the turf...2-get rid of the ARC and let us play normal indoor soccer....2-put plexiglass up...4-see if we can add another field...5-play with a real soccer ball.

We went here for a work event and it was so much fun !!! I was not ready for the end but I did die…read morelike a zillion times lol

We had the best time! Our leaders were super helpful, organized, and kind! Thanks for a great time!read more