Friendly and efficient owners. Visited via Groupon the first time and came back numerous times…read moresince. They offer a reasonably priced Kid friendly snack bar and a cotton Candy machine. The spacecraft theme is unique and fun.

I brought 3 of my grandkids to this play place yesterday and the two younger ones enjoyed it. The…read morefacility was clean and the bathroom immaculate. They had a larger baby/toddler area than some other play places and a decent size area for older kids. They have a room for planned parties and general seating for parents. I had to fill out some info on an electronic tablet for waiver purposes and then paid. Grippy socks are required, we had our own from another play place and that was fine with them. The attendant who checked us in was polite but the one when we left was not as friendly. It was a bit stuffy in the place like the air was turned lower. There was a camp of kids (about 20) that checked in before us and about half of them were screaming an ear curdling scream for most of the time which was unpleasant for other kids/toddlers/parents. I do wish they would have said something over the loud speaker about not screaming continually. I would say the facility is good for 10 and under mostly.

I saw that this play Café was coming to Mission Kansas and I was really looking forward to bringing…read moremy grandson who is two. I went on the website to fill out the waiver form for two days in a row and it didn't work. Finally it worked on the third day. I tried to call the number listed on the website a previous day and it just went to voicemail. So I was not having too high of hopes prior to coming. But since my husband works down the street, I decided to go by and see if I could have my grandson play for a while. I pulled up and it looked completely dark, and I went to try the door and it was locked. Then I noticed written on one of the doors was a notice stating that they had no air-conditioning and it was closed until further notice. So at this time, I can't recommend this business. I hope that they're able to get their air conditioning fixed and I will be able to try it out and change my rating. This area of Johnson county really does need a play place for children so I was really looking forward to trying it out.

We rented out a room for my sons first birthday. It was AMAZING. All the kids had so much!…read moreEverything was done when got there, it was clean and so welcoming. This was my first time coming here and we will 100% be back!

I booked a party for my 12 year old. The owners were amazing! I did not lift a finger!!! They set…read moreup, ran the party, and took down everything themselves. They were so great with the kids teaching them how to use the taggers and play the games. 10/10 highly recommend!

Tiny tots indoor play is so cute! It provides a safe and age appropriate learning environment for…read moremy young toddlers. I have been twice and I am thinking of purchasing a membership.

I stopped in today to try out this toddler play place with my grandson. It is a beautifully…read moredecorated and soothing space for toddlers and their parents. They keep it clean and it is bright and spacious with two play areas and art area areas. They also have a café and I tried out an iced oat milk sugar-free caramel latte that was pretty good. My grandson enjoyed playing in both rooms. We signed the waiver in advance online and then I drove there and paid in person since I wasn't sure what time we would get there. The service was good and friendly.

Decided to stop by this playground since the weather was nicer This playground is for ages two…read morethrough 12. It has nice soft under footing for the playground and the swings. It's primarily just a park for kids to play at with no walking trail and just one picnic table and two benches. The playset is updated and is nice for smaller children.

I am in town visiting my in laws and I was looking for things to do with my almost 1.5 year old…read more He's very active and I didn't want him to stuck at my in laws all week. We have been exploring different toddler friendly areas and play cafes in the area. I love that this is only 10 minutes away from my in laws house! Super close which is a nice plus. I prepaid online, and wasn't sure how big it would be or anything. It was pretty busy when we got there. Check in was super easy since we did everything online including the waiver. There are no shoes allowed in the play area, which was fine. Everything was clean and I loved that they had a basket for toys that needed to be sanitized. We arrived later than we had planned but it worked out in our favor. It cleared out before we left since it was nap time. It was nice and quiet before we left. Lots of unique toys I have no seen before. And everyone was so nice! Such a cute concept! SO many toys. My son had so much fun playing and walking around and exploring the room. We didn't get to try the food. But I did get a drink and it was delicious. I got the chocolate chai with oatmilk. It was nice to have a drink while watching my son play. It was a nice way to get out. It wore my son out. He was so exhausted afterwards, which was a win for us. We will definitely be back during our next visit to town.

Did not look like the pictures when we walked in. The play area was a disaster toys strung out…read moreeverywhere. Made me feel like the toys are never cleaned. Parents not paying attention to their children. On their phones or laptops, instead of watching their kids. Not worth the money. We stayed 30 min cuz there wasn't much to keep my child's interest.

I'd been here one other time years ago when my oldest was just a baby and it was covid and kept…read morethinking man I need to get back here, SO when a friend recommended we take the kids here on an unseasonably warm February afternoon I jumped at the opportunity! This is a great neighborhood park. You could stop there but I'll add that especially if you have kids between the ages of 1-7 it'll be a hit. For my 15 month old this was a great park. The little houses to explore and toddler friendly climbing area was amazing. My almost 6 year old was getting close to being too big for the bigger park equipment but still had a blast with her friend. To top it all off they have a parking lot and a clean restroom. I'm sure we will be back!

We stopped by this park today with our toddler grandson. We think this is one of his favorite…read moreparks! He loves the firetruck playset and the house playset. They also have a variety of swings. They have a larger place set as well. There are two areas of covered picnic tables, and also a tennis court. A variety of benches surround the playground.

So I feel a bit torn about Build-A-Bear. I remember when Build-A-Bear was a new concept back in the…read more90s when I was a kid, and I have memories of it feeling really fun and kind of magical to walk through, pick out a bear, stuff it, dress it, and take it home. Of course, as a child, I wasn't paying for my bear and had no understanding of the process, so from a 90's 8 year old perspective, this place was great. Flash forward to 2024 and I took my daughter here on her fourth birthday as a special morning outing for us. I found Build-A-Bear much as I had left it in the late 90s. It was clean, but the format was the same, the footprint at Oak Park Mall the same, and it felt similar to what I remembered from childhood. I let my kiddo pick out a "bear" (hers was a Chase dog from Paw Patrol) and we started our journey. I guess the first thing that was sort of a let down for me, is how fast the whole experience was. I feel like for Build-A-Bear to be around for nearly 30 years, it would have seen some innovation to stay competitive with other entertainment options for children. I was dismayed that for a whopping $72 we were in there for maybe 30 minutes, and that is honestly being generous. With such a fun concept, and such an insane price point, I was hoping for something more immersive, and more magical. It felt like we were kind of just moving through a production line. Aside from the obnoxious price point here, my other major quip was with how they upsell children on items for their bear. Asking a four year old if she wants sound for her bear, or a scent, or whatever the extras are - that all cost more money - is insane and unethical. There should be a better system. Sure is an extra 12 dollars going to hurt me? Probably not, but it's gross to me to propose these things to kids that are going to say yes, because they don't understand the concept of money. Ultimately, for the price point I think they should invest in making this a more special experience for children and parents. Think you walk into an actual workshop, there are sounds, you can't see the mall, and as you go through all steps it's a new room with a new environment. Something has to change here to make this a worthwhile destination. I could honestly also see an option where parents and kids pick out what extras they want up front so there is no asking and it's all on your barcode as you move through. The bottom line is that your kid will enjoy it, they are getting a fun new toy! But is the experience of building the bear fun or worth the extra price? Not really. There is a ton of room for improvement here.

Sheltered us as a tornado passed nearby after we got locked out of Coach. Amazing team, so grateful.read more