CALL AHEAD FOR HOURS open 12PM-7PM located on the lower…read morelevel next to the empty Sears. Oddly priced private mini carnival! My 2 year old LIVED spending her bday there with big sis. They only allow riding the rides once or twice at $30 per kid for ONLY 1.5hours, (why not let the kids ride or jump on whatever for however many times) but it keeps it empty! and Very clean. This end of the mall deserted. the jumping is in two large bounce houses with one large slide included No height requirement!!! (LOVE THIS) under 2 they suggest an adult to ride along (not required, if able) The bumper cars are battery operated - so soft bumps and fun Very clean My kids loved it, both 2 and 4.5 were wore-out with the jump time and found it all amazing and 2 times for each ride was perfect. We actually left earlier than paid for (only jump time left and they were too tired) both kids loved every minute at their own private carnival.

This place is absolutely terrible! For starters, it cost $29.99 per child to get in. Once you're…read morein, $30 only gives your child 1 hour to do all of the following: jump in the bounce house, ride the bumper cars, ride on the plane and ride the pirate merry-go-round. Yes. ONE HOUR for $30. That's it. To add insult to injury, they limit each child to riding each ride one time. Yup, that's right. You have 1 hour in the building total and during that time you are limited to how many times you can ride each ride. All of the other games require tokens, for which you have to pay more money. Some of the games were broken and took tokens without cutting on. This place is a total waste of time and money.

We recently went to Monster Mini Golf and had an awesome time. The whole place has glowing…read moreblacklight artwork, monsters everywhere, and a really fun indoor mini golf course. They also have laser tag and an arcade, so there's plenty to do. What impressed us most was the staff. Everyone we interacted with was friendly and helpful, but one moment really stood out. While we were still playing mini golf, a staff member came to find us and let us know a laser tag game was starting soon and suggested we join. If we had waited until we finished golfing, it probably would have just been our two boys in the arena. Instead they got to play with a full group, which made the game way more exciting. That extra level of customer service made a big difference. The kids had an absolute blast and we really appreciated the staff looking out for us like that. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a fun outing with kids.

I had so much fun! I came here for a work outing. We did 2 rounds of Laser tag and 1 round of mini…read moregolf. I took 1 star away because the guest service was lacking * the instructor was very "pushy"* and there's no food options other than the vending machine. If you're looking for a fun date idea or something different to do with the kids, I would give them a try

Like every children's museum it's basically a giant play area with a few semi educational things…read morefor adults. That being said it is gigantic, and you can practically spend the entire day there with a little kid. Their slides looked so fun. My son loved the water area. And the Lego section was also inviting.

It's funny how your world opens up a bit more when you have kids. Despite living in Baltimore for…read moremany years, I had never been or even really known what this is. Well for those that don't know, it is a dope three level museum for kids that had rooms upon rooms and activities galore. Anything that you can think of is here, a grocery store, car, train set, boat, water area, crafts...and more. My son and I were there for over three hours and did not even get through to everything. If you can, purchase your tickets prior to going, and look for "community days," my son and I were both able to go for less than the price of one regular ticket. There is a parking lot nearby and supposedly you can get discounted parking, but unfortunately that was not my experience. My kid had a ball and wants to go back- maybe next time we will be able to experience more.

Great area for young kids to play freely. Tons of toys and games. Since the room has doors to go in…read moreand out you can let your kids run around and not worry about them leaving.

From the owner: Birthday Parties Home of PJ Library…read moreStorytime Family-friendly activities Indoor play space Jewish learning Tot Shabbat Centers include: baby pen, play house, play vet, play construction site, play grocery store, play bakery, play synagogue

A 45-minute drive from D.C. on a good day, Ellicott Mills Children's Museum is the area's newest…read morechildren's museum. Open from 1-5p p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, here's what you should know: 1) Admission: It's free. However, considering giving a donation to keep the history alive. 2) Space: Located inside a historic Quaker one-room schoolhouse, the museum is literally three rooms- a classroom, a general store and a "great room." Through exhibits and an alphabet scavenger hunt in the general store, visitors learn about 19th century life in a mill town. 3) Staff: Most are volunteers and friendly. 4) Parking: They have parking at the court parking lot or on the street. There is a restroom on site.

Such a cute little museum! I would 100% go back here. My kids loved it and the people who work here…read moreare so incredibly nice! They are very knowledgeable about the history of the building and give you tours. There are aspects that are interactive and my kids learned so much.

This is an institution, and I found reason to return after many years during a heat wave in which…read moreany indoor attraction seemed advisable. Surprisingly, I found signage explaining that there used to be a National Aquarium in DC (under the Department of Commerce), but that was a smaller facility and was ultimately subsumed into this one. You'll struggle to find a larger or more impressive aquarium on the East Coast. The price has always been high and continues to escalate. For some locals, a membership is probably the right decision. It must be said that despite being an expensive attraction, it still draws crowds. The cleanliness of the non-exhibiting areas is not great, and given what they charge they ought to be hiring every able-bodied person in Baltimore to maintain the place. The exhibits themselves are impressive. The main winding exhibition includes a tour of Maryland's biodiversity and a massive shark tank, as well as a diversion for harbor views. Their Amazonia is not quite as good as the National Zoo's but combining that with an Australian wing will get you some interesting and bizarre wildlife. The dolphin wing included a speculative bit about trying to set aside some outdoor dolphin sanctuary in the future; the ethics of animal husbandry are beyong the scope of yelp reviews but I found this interesting. Certainly, the jellyfish petting tank doesn't raise a ton of concerns as to the limitations on the freedom of jellyfish, but dolphins are a different matter. Regardless of age, visitors will likely find plenty to look at and learn about.

Came here for a visit. National Aquarium is located at the Inner Harbor. There is plenty of parking…read morebut make sure you call or visit the website to find out which garages will validate your parking for a lower cost (around $18). Unless you purchase your tickets online, you have to visit the ticket kiosk to purchase before proceeding to the entrance. We went to visit on a weekday before noon, known as "Maryland Mornings"' which entitle you to $10 off your admission. The ticket person was a bit salty, but I didn't let that get in the way of a fun time to be had. Upon entering, we were greeted by pleasant staff who scanned our tickets and we were on our way. Right past the entrance, they have a photo opportunity set up and you can choose to take the photo (for an additional cost) or not. We started from the bottom and worked our way to the top. I forgot just how informative and interesting the aquarium is. They had numerous exhibits showcasing aquatic life in and around Maryland in addition to around the world. Sharks, stingrays, poison frogs, jellyfish (which you could touch and turtles too!), snakes, an assortment from freshwater and saltwater sea creatures and plant life, I was intrigued and so glad I decided to pay them a visit after so long. The staff were excellent at the describing some of the exhibits. They had a 4D shark movie and other attractions for an additional cost. Don't forget to visit the rainforest area that was amazing with birds, fish, and other sea life specific for that region. They have a cafe that had an assortment of snack items (burgers, chicken tenders, fries, hot dogs, cookies and drinks). The he food wasn't half bad. The aquarium is easily accessible for those who have mobility issues as well. All in all, a great place to take the family, out of town guests, a fun date option, or a solo trip.

Good climbs and amenities but smells horribly of feet at this location. Other climbing gyms I have…read morebeen to did not have this type of stench, seems like management needs to clean more often. Obviously a gym will smell a little here and there but it's hard to focus on climbing when the mats and holds reek.

The staff here is phenomenal. I enjoy the Hampden location as well, the staff at Timonium is…read moreunmatched! So welcoming and kind. Really great space and love that they have two different heights for top rope walls. Highly recommend.

Recently hosted my sons 6th birthday party here. It was beyond perfect! I feel like this is how to…read morelife of the glamorous live when throwing a party. I only brought cupcakes and party favors and everything else was taken care of. They provided pizza, decorations, juice/water, and all the plates and eating-ware. I also didn't have to lift a finger when serving kids. The party host just took care of everything! No clean up, no fussing over pizza delivery, no nothing. Just sat back and enjoyed my kids birthday party. Not to mention this place is perfect for the 5-8 year old birthday party age range. All the kids had a complete blast, there's no escape for the kids and the whole place is padded, so when you lose track of your kid, it's a no sweat situation. All the parents just got to keep a distant eye and relax. Even if you're not going for a birthday, this indoor playground is an absolute blast for the kids. It can get crowded when the weather isn't nice as it is cheaper indoor fun for hours. Always worth the trip and always a good time.

The facility was extremely clean! I loved that they had a…read moreNursery section to change the little ones or breastfeed (one room). The staff were very friendly. They had a great music playlist. I loved that they were open really early.