What a fantastic spot for little toddlers! While I don't own a child, I came here to help my friend…read moreset up for her toddler's 3rd birthday party. There's a dedicated room with adorable little chairs for the kids, while the adults stand. The space accommodates up to 20 toddlers comfortably. The staff are incredibly helpful--they assist with portioning food, serving lunch, and cutting the cake. There's also a giant playground designed with various textures, stairs, and spaces suited for different developmental stages. I really appreciated that the staff diligently wipe down everything between each group--such an important touch! Adults are welcome inside but must wear socks, just like the kids. The two-hour party time flies by, making it the perfect venue for a fun-filled celebration. Parking is available on the street or in a small lot with about 10-15 spots. While you bring your own food and cake, they do sell coffee and snacks on-site.

This is a great, affordable place to take your little ones to play. They have free wi-fi, so if you…read morewant to get some work done, you can while watching your kids play. The cafe is a little pricey, but good news is you can bring your own food if needed, especially if you have any food allergy kids. The place is good for 5 and under, I think. Any kids older than that might think it's "boring." The staff are not super friendly in my opinion, but the kids have fun, and that's what matters.

Absolutely wonderful experience we had last Sunday with our three-year-old granddaughter. Such a…read morewelcoming addition to the Cedar Park Leander area for small kids the food and the staff were amazing every time my granddaughter comes to visit from Kyle Texas. We will definitely be coming here.

This place it's hard to bring kiddos without going to bday party there...because they're doing fun…read morethings (face painting, balloon making etc only for bday parties) so for young kids who doesn't understand it, and they want it but not allowed, they ended up throwing a tantrum or sad. I even asked nicely to just give her small heart paint maybe on her hand to make her happy, but she said no. It's heartbreaking. If you want to make it private, do it inside the party room. Don't do it in open area where all kids see it, of course they would want it too but get rejected. They should do this on every weekends or just let other young kids have it even tho they're not on the party. Just a small paint, 1-2 fingers nail paint or small balloons jus to make them happy. You already making $500-$800 for 2 hours from the party (2-5 parties a day) just let kids be happy getting their face pain, nail paint or balloon, I'm sure it's probably only few kids.

Super fun play area for kids of all ages. There are so many different activities, a huge playscape…read moreand I absolutely love the space theme. There's a smaller area restricted for kids 4 and under which is great for the younger ones. Birthday parties here are pretty rad too. You can bring you own cake and order pizza for the guests. No other outside food is allowed.

Finally a well maintained, relatively clean and hygienic indoor play area! My daughters ages 6 and…read more3 love coming here to explore and play. Perfect for them to burn energy. They have a number of engaging, interactive play spaces including trampolines, slides of different sizes + themes, and more. They don't make you buy special socks or up-charge you for anything. Once you purchase admission, you have it for the whole day with in and out privileges. I recommend coming early in the morning close to opening time for fewer crowds. They have a dedicated area for young kids under age 4, which is perfect for my little one. I do wish this area was more closely monitored as I have seen much older kids enter which defeats the purpose of it being a safe space for the younger ones. Some annoying rules around not being able to bring in outside food or drinks (including Starbucks coffee for parents). But overall love this spot!

As a mom I'm always so worried about how clean a public play place is and moms/dads let me tell ya…read morethis place is CLEAN! The staff is constantly out on the play floor cleaning the tables, vacuuming the floors. I also love how all the snacks are $1. Not $1.50 not $1.75 just $1!!! It's great because we know our littles love snacks. Another cool thing I like is you get to bring outdoor food, they have tables and chairs for you to eat at. 10/10 recommend for you to visit!

Was well worth it! Wore my little out! We will for sure be going again when we get more time!read more

This is a amazing place for the parents to take their kids to burn off their energy…read more I love it

Brilliant idea!!! When the weather isn't too comfortable outside, and your little ones are bored,…read moreyou've got an option right here! Lotsa exercise for motor skills and brain development! Why not make it a play date? :D They opened last year, early December. It's located through an unpaved lot where some warehouses are. These are multipurpose warehouses so the indoor space creates an ideal area for your tiny elves to use their energy. Benefits: They can climb, crawl, slide, swing, run, WOBBLE, fall on cushioned flooring, play house, play cars, use creativity and imagine, build, giggle, and even DRIVE! vroom vroomz Bring your small kids in for fun and a mental break for your adult selves.

I would highly recommend the Snapology workshops. Once my little son started working on the…read moreprojects, I literally could not get him to stop. He absolutely loved it. This is great because he was also learning important Science concepts without realizing it. In addition, it will help children develop their critical thinking and imagination and advance from basic concepts to more complex ones as they progress through the workshops. My only regret is that they didn't have programs like this when I was growing up!

I visited Snapology today for the first time with my son. He really had a great time playing with…read morethe legos and other activities they had. It was a very fun place to visit and enjoy some nice indoor family playtime!

This place is busy. There are a lot of tables and chairs for parents to kick back and chill. Inside…read moreis a giant play structure, 2 smaller kids areas. I will say my kids get bored within an hour or so and the 'cafe' sells go chocolates which is just milk and a bunch of sugary snacks In the sensory room the ball pit is broken the piano keys don't make a sound. It was very disappointing

It's a great concept, I love the interactive soft play areas and the climbing structure for the…read moreolder kids! However, it was way too busy. I wish they capped the amount of people that are let in at once. My 3 year old could hardly navigate the play areas because they were packed full of kids. The play areas were also full of older kids, which didn't seem age appropriate. There were 10 year olds telling my toddler he couldn't play with something that wasn't even developmentally appropriate for them. There were also lots of 5-8 year olds in the baby / toddler only section so I really wish that was enforced. There were also several broken or run down toys in the sensory room which was a let down. For the price we paid, we won't be back due to how overwhelming the place was.

I absolutely love this place ! It's my go to for my children . Very clean atmosphere. Great for…read moresmaller children . You can grab a table and watch your child/children play .

The bouncy houses are grungy, use at your own risk. The ball pit is filled with crushed and torn…read moreballs that should be removed. There are kids without socks, sock rule not enforced. Adults wear footwear just about everywhere and don't follow the "please remove" prior to stepping on mats. Adults are not allowed to follow their kid onto the jungle gym (mostly due to height issues). Kids are drawn to the arcade games anyways and you might end up spending more than you anticipated to keep your cool. Sorry, not sorry...probably not coming back. But I can see how kids can still have fun together and celebrate parties.

If you are familiar with pikopyes because of the south location- please come to this one with a…read moreblank slate. It is SO much nicer. The play areas are open and provide a lot of space for imagination and active movement. I went with a 3 year old and a 15 month old and felt safe letting both of them explore. There was a nice toddler/infant space nook that we spent some time in reading books and playing. One of their gems was their front desk (manager?) I should have asked her name- if the owners are reading this she's very sweet (blonde, mentioned having a blended family.) she was friendly, helpful, informative, and exceptionally kind to the children. We loved her Elsa hair style! A front facing person in a business is so important with these kids play areas, it is a big deciding factor on whether we will come back often. She is a MAJOR reason I am willing to make the trek here from Tarrytown. I loved that both bathrooms were clean and had functioning changing tables. But, the biggest thing my three year old nanny kid enjoyed was the hot chocolate station. His mind was blown with the whipped cream, sprinkles, marshmallows. If he could write a review he'd probably give it a million stars. We will be back!

Pikopye's Town is such a fun place to visit! There are so many things to do and see, and everything…read morelooks bright and exciting. The workers were really friendly and made sure we had a great time. Our toddler had so much fun playing in the activity areas, and we loved how clean and organized everything was. We came on the day that Bluey and Bingo stopped by for a snow ball fight and it was the cutest thing! I love the changes the new owner is making with options to add on crafts and activities during your visit as well. This is the perfect place for families to have fun together. We're already excited to visit again soon. Pikopye's Town is awesome!

I have been frequenting this play street location since they first opened. And we have LOVED having…read morea spot to drop into play. They had a 20 kid limit so we always knew it wouldn't be crowded. The entire concept is great, we buy the five play pass at least once a month if not more. This might be coming to an end because of what happened this morning. My nanny kid has a fractured tibia, play street is a safe option for us because I don't have to worry about dozens of kids tripping over her. We arrived at 9 am after booking a spot online and seeing they had plenty of spots open. The employee who was super nice let me know that they had a large field trip arriving during our play time. The reason we chose and have chosen play street over places like the thinkery because we don't have to battle for space or field trip groups. They should block these time slots out and not have spaces open because this will put them way over their own capacity. I'm not against field trips having places to go to- this is on the franchise owners for trying to accommodate too many people at one time. There needs to be a better system, if there's going to be field trips- find a way to mark it on your schedule so we don't waste our time driving here.

PSM is such a wonderful hidden gem. At first glance, I…read morethought it was a real kids museum and figured my 10mo was too little. Fast forward to last week and we had literally nothing to do so we reserved a play time spot for $15. My jaw DROPPED when I saw all the toys and different stations for the kids. It was PERFECT for my bored little guy. Every station gets cleaned between sessions and I loved it. Everything was organized and the place is just so beautiful. I do wish they offered memberships but at $15 for 2 hours, we aren't complaining. The staff are all incredibly wonderful, happy, smiling folks who are so kind to the kids. We're going today and even I'm excited to get the kiddo out to PSM on this rainy day.