Came here because they recently opened a trampoline/ballpit section like their 8th ave location on the second floor. It is definitely clean and organized since they had just opened and overall our time there was fun and well enjoyed. Compared to 8 ave location, the trampoline/ballpit in this location might be slightly smaller (I think) but nonetheless fun for my daughter and her friend! It is heavily enforced that kids AND adults have grippy socks otherwise you are not allowed in the ballpit/trampoline for safety reasons which is fair. No grippy socks? You can pay $3 for a pair as you pay for your admissions. They do have someone or multiple people walking to make sure that everyone IN the play area has grippy socks. Outside the ballpit and trampoline, they have some additional play options such as a slow moving "carousel", a step 2 mini roller coaster thing and a stationery bike (3 in total) that you can pretty much get a workout out of lol. You are answering math problems while pedaling against whomever you are playing with.
Play area itself was fine, but it did get crowded very fast. We got there as they opened and was one of the few for a little while until noon hit and a LOT of people were coming at once. I definitely see lots of parents bringing their kids here for play but I would feed uncomfortable as Im not sure what the max capacity is before you stop letting people in.
The way your time is tracked is through a wristband, green means you have time, blue I believe is a warning by 15 mins probably and red is times up.
The bathroom is a little odd- unisex bathroom that people can walk in and out of to wash their hands in.
They host parties but after inquiring about how party packages work, they told me that the play area is a public space even if you host a party. If you decide to purchase the package that accommodates 50 kids, even that will not get you the space to yourselves.
A spot to consider bringing your kids to get their energy out- but come early and leave early to avoid crowds for sure. read more