The girl that was at the front counter took stuff out of my boyfriends sisters kid had and on their kid she didn't let us doing anything by ourselves and was very rude I don't recommend this place. read more

I was so happy to find this place. Do people not have toddlers up here? Does everyone go to Florida? Anyway my mom moved to the area and I finally brought my son up to see her new house and explore the area which isn't much stuff for him. Seriously has nothing for kids reopened in the area? Anyway I somehow stumbled upon this place by googling like crazy. I hurried to book private play then our plans changed so I was sad we might not get to go but another spot opened up the day before so yeah we got to come here. It's an awesome kids place. By me we have a million of these I have no idea how parents survive up here with no indoor play places lol. It's even colder up here too! What do people do on school breaks with kids? Or do in the winter on weekends? My son had a blast for 2 hours, whole place to himself. Even we had fun as they had basketball games, air hockey and the roll a ball thing I hadn't seen since I was a kid myself. They also had a sensory room he was memorized with. This will be my go to place anytime in the area, people are missing out! I added it to yelp to hopefully save the mom's up there lol. Take your kid here! Sit, relax and let them play. This was the highlight of our trip seeing our boy so happy here. read more

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We Just discovered this newer activity center for children under ten. My niece and her boyfriend took their younger cousin and they all had a wonderful time. It is not currently a private experience. In response to the first and only yelp review from Crystal, I would add that many families in the area utilize the local parks, school playgrounds and their homes/yards. It's wonderful to an alternative like this, but indoor businesses are not the first nor best choice for Play. There are indoor playgrounds at McD's and Interskate and a place called The Owl's Nest across town that serves ages 0-12 and their caregivers, for activities and learning. Intentional or not, your review comes across a little harsh. Different locales means different lifestyles, maybe even better when children are outside doing chores and playing with family and nature. If you broaden your search to 30 miles you will find amazing historical and physical options for all ages in the area. Train rides, interactive historical tours, water parks and even dance/gymnastics. In more rural areas distance and time are the price you pay for cleaner air and a less populous area. A welcomed sacrifice reflected in the more recent booming local real estate market. I appreciate small business and appreciate everyone that supports them. read more