Huge! So much space…read morefor a kid to have fun. Much bigger than my local Launch. The staff were kind & friendly. Two thumbs up.

Madison was the best. She was patient. Madison gets 5 Stars from us. She should be employee of the…read moremonth. Thanks Madison!!

Hosted my 4yr old girl princess ball theme private party here at 10am - since its Fairy Tale Island…read moreafter all :). I was blown away with the party coordinator, Cathy. She made herself accessible to any question via text leading up to the event and the two staff that helped us with the set up were very kind. I had 17 kids and 24 adults and the space fit them all comfortably. The adults were able to sit in the area outside the party room and eat while peaking over the half wall to check on their kids. The kids had pizza, fries, and honest juice. I love that the package came with cupcakes for the kids too. If you want outside food, there is a $85 fee so we just opted to order catering through them and had zero regrets. Everyone raved how good the food was (spinach pie, penne a la vodka, buffalo wings, and pork slouvaki). Turned out I over ordered and there were left overs. Probably only needed one full tray each instead of two pork slouvaki trays. The only downsides were their no refund policy for no-shows and they should of had a bigger coffee dispenser so the adults didn't have to wait for it. Otherwise, it was a fairytale party for everyone to enjoy!

It was a miserable, rainy weekend and being desperate to find a play to have my son's energy…read moreemptied out, I decided to call ahead of our arrival to make sure two things weren't happening: 1- there were no birthday parties going on and 2 - it wasn't overly crowded. I was told no and no. I show up, a 3rd birthday party is in full swing, and it was JAMMED with kids ages ranging from barely walking to pre-teens. I was PISSED. Now I've hit the point of no return because I'm parked and here at the counter with my son yanking on the gate to get inside. There is really ZERO supervision here; I still have no idea who works here and who doesn't since no one has a name tag or a shirt on to tell the difference. Kids are running around, eating donuts in the ball pit, and screaming. You must watch your kids at your own risk. Yes, I understand it was a rainy day, but can you enforce some rules? My son likes it here because the music isn't "too loud" and he's right about that, but most of the toys are broken, old, or missing pieces. Can't even imagine when they cleaned down all the toys last; this place is showing its age.

There wasn't much indoor playgrounds open after 8PM, so I came by Space House (Kiddos Space)…read morebecause on weekends they close at 9:30PM. The indoor playground isn't extremely big but it has the essentials. There isn't much sensory activities. Good that my toddler (under 2 years old) is half price for the admissions and the adults can accompany without any charge but anti slip socks required. They have a good amount of arcade games. I prefer their arcade games more than their indoor playground but I would return especially if I need drain my little one out when other indoor playgrounds are closed.

Cute spot for little ones to run around and get some energy out. Plenty of space to jump, slide,…read morerun and climb or play video and arcade games. The basketballs could use some air. Several claw machines with nice stuffed animals. Prices were decent, food area was closed when we went but kids had a good time most importantly. Parking in the neighborhood was a big challenge.

Our team had an absolute blast painting with Alla during a virtual team event. The team kept going…read moreon about just how incredible her energy was -- making it all even more fun than it already was! She and Eugene were very accommodating to our team's itinerary that day, and made it the easiest part of the even to plan. Alla hand sketched each of our canvases (which turned out way more impressive than any of us expected with our lack of artistic ability), and had them shipped the perfect amount of time prior to the day of the event. So glad we chose Art Fun Studio to include in our year end event -- truly such a positive experience. Hope to work with them again in the future!!

We came here for a birthday party with a total of 11 people and the entire experience was pleasant…read more Alla and her staff are very attentive, when you run out of a certain color, they are quick to refill, when your water is dirty, they are proactive in swapping the water out. She also provided tips on how to paint better if you weren't a pro at it - which I certainly was not. She has a number of different ceramics to pick from and took great photos of the group with her DSLR as well. Most importantly, you can bring beer/alcohol and drink while you paint - listening to music of your choice!

We took my toddler here yesterday afternoon for some fun. Many of these indoor playgrounds popped…read moreup in Brooklyn in the last 2 years. I wanted to check it out to see if we wanted to do my daughter's birthday here. It's $13 for 2 hours of play for kids under 2 years old which was reasonable and I liked that they give you 4 tokens to play an arcade game. The pricing seems to change depending on the kids' ages. The playground had a big ball pit, 3 big slides, a trampoline, arcade games, and other fun toys/ activities. The arcade games looked fun. The playground was well kept for the most part. There was an area where you can see dust balls. It's funny, I didn't notice them until my daughter pointed them out to me. They need to vacuum that. They do have birthday party packages. The party room looked nice. It was smaller than the other playgrounds we've been to but looks fun still. I think I need to wait for a few more months before I bring daughter back so she can fully enjoy this place.

To say that I rely on this place when I need to get my son's energy out is an understatement. This…read moreplace has grown and popularity ever since it has opened and has been revered as a great place to have a toddlers's birthday party. There are some things I have noticed that either need repair or have been replaced with cheaper alternatives making me feel a bit sad that the upkeep is not consistent. The staff are incredibly friendly and they always give us an additional 10 minutes of playtime. My son loves the ride on arcade games and there is a token exchange machine if you have cash readily available I hope they will replace the cheap Lego blocks with the ones they had before.

I brought my son to Hapik during a recent school break, and I'm thoroughly impressed with the…read morefacility, staff, and overall experience. This is a supervised, climb-at-your-own-pace experience rather than formal instruction. If you're looking for climbing classes with instructors, this is not for you. If you're looking for a climbing facility where kids decide what they want and don't want to do, this place is perfect. Booking & Check-In: The online process was seamless--purchasing tickets, selecting a time slot, and completing the waiver form all happened smoothly. Pro tip: fill out the waiver online when you buy tickets to save time at check-in. There was a line when we arrived, but it moved quickly. Safety & Orientation: All kids in our time slot gathered in a separate room for harness fitting and a thorough safety video. Since each harness must be fitted individually by an instructor, this takes some time--hence the 20-minute early arrival recommendation. It's time well spent for peace of mind. The Facility: The climbing courses are fantastic, with plenty of variety across different difficulty levels. The auto-belay system lets kids climb independently while staying securely connected at all times. With colorful themed walls, vertical challenges, and ropes courses reaching 26 feet high, there's no shortage of excitement. Everything feels extremely safe, with staff members consistently available throughout. There's also a play structure for younger children (4 feet and under). The Staff: I was particularly grateful when a staff member noticed my son losing confidence midway through (even on courses he'd already completed, like the pirate plank). This instructor took genuine time to help him regain his footing. It helped a lot. The Location: Hapik is located in Industry City, which means you're surrounded by excellent food options. We grabbed lunch at Japan Village in the next building, which offers a lot of different dining options Tips for First-Timers: - Start with one pass if it's your first visit--no need to commit to multiple passes until you know your child enjoys it. - During school breaks, arrive before 11am to beat the crowds. - Complete waivers online at booking to streamline check-in. - If you came to just follow your kid without climbing, you still need to sign a waiver. Highly recommended for a fun, confidence-building activity!

The staffs were top notch. Very attentive and helpful. My daughter enjoyed her time here. Plenty…read moreof beginner's level walls for her to climb. At some point her hands got too sweaty to climb. Wished there was chalk or something to help with that otherwise a fun indoor spot to take your kids to.

It was fine. INCREDIBLY overpriced. Skews very young, kids running around like crazy, not enough…read moreseating for people to find a home base to sit...far too overcrowded. We booked tickets in advance thinking they might sell out but no: Urban Air will just keep. packing. people. in. As many as possible, as much cash as they can with zero regard for safety. There was also an obvious smell in the ball pit where a child must have had an, ahem, accident, and it wasn't closed for cleaning...gross. Not a fan. Did the kids have fun overall? Sure. Will we come back? Nope.

This place is BANANAS…read more On the one hand, it's an absolute paradise for children. If you have kids that need to get some energy out, you couldn't design a better space. It's a giant obstacle course, plus a huge trampoline park where they're playing dodgeball, plus a big slippery mountain to climb, a ropes course, go-karts, an arcade, a VR situation, and more. (Incoming rant that makes me sound like an old man: These kids have no idea how great they have it. When I was eight, we had birthday parties in a empty gym and we were lucky if they threw us some balls.) On the other hand, for most adults (at least the ones who don't love screaming children, flashing lights, and other people generally in their personal space), it's entirely too crowded, and an utterly chaotic nightmare. Unsurprisingly, Urban Air is a mecca for Brooklyn birthday parties, which is how we've always come in. However, I'm sure you can just pay for a ticket for your kid (I imagine it's more than you want to spend, but you already live in Brooklyn so you know what it is) if you need to get them moving this winter. The food situation is exactly what you'd expect: bad pizza, popcorn, pretzels, chicken fingers, etc. I think I could forgive them for most transgressions if they only offered alcohol, but I suppose we're here for the children. Just hopefully not that long.