This was my first time to Momi Land and honestly my first time to a play place other than a free one at fast food restaurants for Chuck E. Cheese's. The idea is simple. Give kids a safe, clean, fun space to play.
Safety: the equipment appeared to be well maintained and the play structure had all of the things (padding) you would expect to make it safe for kids to play.
Cleanliness: In general, ball pits kinda gross me out. However, the ball pit here seemed fairly clean. Momi branded grippy socks were required for all kids and $3 per pair. I wish I would have seen someone sanitizing surfaces while we were there, but I did not. There were a decent number of kids, so naturally, surfaces were getting dirty.
Fun Factor: There were enough slides and activities to keep a little kid (3-5yr old) busy for a few hours. As a parent, it's a little difficult to interact with your kids as parents aren't allowed on the play structure or trampolines. There is an area designated for babies, but in general, I would say this location is geared towards 3-5yr olds. Most parents found a seat in the parent area and basically just sat and watched their kids play.
Value: $15 for first kid, $10 each additional kid, 2 and under $10, under 1 with paid sibling are free, 2 free parents per reservation, $5 for every additional parent. $3 per kid for socks. There was no time limit on how long we could stay, and because of that, I would say it is a decent value. However, if you've only got an hour, I don't think it's worth it.
Overall: Momi Land fit the bill for what we needed. The benefit of Momi Land over going to a free park is the air conditioning and novelty of it. The decor and colors gave our kids something fun to do on a hot day and kept them contained to the play area. I don't really see how a parent would want to come here on a regular basis, but apparently they do because they offer memberships.
Tip: outside food (other than small snacks) was not allowed. read more