Don't come when they open @ 11 b/c the lines are crazy. By noon there's no line. It was about 15…read moremin wait. Cheapest option: 90 mins is $29 plus $5 for socks. There's about 12 slides plus a 5 & below area. They have basketball courts too w/ bouncy floor. Of course, they have concessions that were overpriced. The mats you lay on prevent going fast since the slides are covered w/ plastic runners. Nice cushions at end of slides. After an hour the kids were over it. Overall place was pretty clean & lines weren't too bad except for the royal flush & launcher slides. One & done novelty place for us.

Overall, this place was very fun. My kids (8 and 4) absolutely loved the slides and I loved that…read morethey could do a lot on their own with me watching sometimes. We were exhausted by the time we left from the stairs, which made it a perfect hot weekend activity! I have two suggestions: First, the staff wasn't super helpful. The woman who checked me in paused during the process so she could get candy from a coworker and then ate it while talking to me. There were no instructions given - I wasn't sure where to find the sliding pads, I wasn't sure of any of the rules, and I would have just appreciated a little more. The workers on the slides just seemed to be standing around. I asked for instructions when I went on my first slide and I didn't get the impression the young worker wanted to answer my question, nor was he monitoring to ensure the landing area was cleared before another slider went down. People were being pretty careful, but it wasn't very crowded, and I felt it could have easily become a problem. My family of four paid $140 for 90 minutes of play time plus $6 to rent a locker, so I expected more. The building itself was a little hard to find with our GPS; I feel like the signage could be bigger.

Solid play place, but the annoying requirement that you have to buy THEIR sticky socks lingers. It…read morejust opened recently, I believe, but their toy digger was already broken. In its place was some remote control construction vehicles but only 2/3 worked and they were hard to use. We got an hour out of it ($22 with socks) and I could bring in coffee but I'm not sure how often I'd come.

From the owner: At Construction Corner, kids ages 2–10 can explore, create, and imagine in a safe indoor play space…read moredesigned just for them. From foam block building to tunnels, slides, and our real mini-excavator, there’s endless fun waiting. Parents love our clean, safe environment — kids love the adventure!

Main reason I joined was for the pool. There are not enough lap lanes available. Memberships are…read morewell-priced, especially for residents and/or seniors. But unless you're flexible and have fairly low expectations this place can be frustrating. Locker rooms are also very basic, no privacy, steam room, etc.

While my residency years ago in Worthington predated this facility, I was able to visit a few…read moremonths ago. My husband and I delivered granddaughter #3 to a birthday party for a school friend. It's very spiffy to have a party room connected to the pool area. We sat outside both rooms at a high top to watch her enjoy the fun, and once my daughter arrived to stay with her, we took off. I looked around as much as a could without actually getting a tour, and was impressed by what I saw. I was thinking if I lived in Worthington again, I would absolutely become a member to make use of the gym, pool, etc. I'm not sure what the etc. would be, but I would explore. Cool place.

We took my autistic nephew (4 year old) and neurotypical daughter (6 year old) to We Rock the…read moreSpectrum for the first time. It was nice to have somewhere that has a "playground" that has equipment that interests him too. The employee working the front was really warm and welcoming. My neurotypical daughter loved the zipline the best and must've done it at least 50 times! The actual play space was a little smaller than I had anticipated. The only thing that would've made it better would have been to have lights all over for autistics who are drawn to them.

Had my sons 4th birthday party here. We have a wide range of ages and needs in our family and this…read moreplace was perfect for all. Big and small. We booked a private party, so we had the entire place to ourselves, which was awesome!! No worries about strange adults near the kids, or even other kids near the kids. We're still in a pandemic and it's cold/flu season. The female staff member was very pleasant and helpful. My son and nieces/nephews had a great time! Would I return: YES. Would I recommend:YES Con: they don't have some of the items offered on the website (face painting, Photo Booth), per staff member I spoke with on the phone the website needs to be updated to reflect what they do actually offer. No big deal. Photo Booth would've been cool though. All in all still a great time. Good job WRTS!!!

Really fun time exept for the tug of war I thought it was…read morerigged bc the girls win every time

I took my two young daughters here for open play. It was not that busy and the staff was very…read morefriendly. I really like the fact that the place is well-staffed because there are a lot of opportunities for bad things to happen. With so many employees on hand (and friendly and helpful as well!), I didn't feel like my kids were in danger. The majority of the activities are for kids older than my own, maybe for ages 5-12? My 3 year-old could do some of the obstacle courses and the small kids' bounce house. My 17 month-old could do the small bounce house and I took her down two of the slides, but it was not easy to get up while carrying a small child. There are many bounce houses and inflatable slides, a trampoline, a small laser tag maze, and other related things. There is also a small children area with giant blocks and childrens' toys, but not much else. I thought $9 was a bit steep for two hours (or less) of play and was surprised they don't have longer periods of play time. But my daughters enjoyed their time there and I would probably go back when they are a bit older. It's worth checking out. As I mentioned, the staff was great and made my daughters' experience great.

Set behind the Worthington Community Center, this wonderful playground is accessible from the…read moreoutside. Park in either lot and walk around the building; it is not visible till you get all the way in back. Wooded, shady, with benches around, it is ideal for smaller children and anyone in a wheelchair. Lots of ramps and "bridges," many wheels and things to play with like tic tac toe boards, etc. A few slides and climbing areas. Baby K loved it, and when she fell, on the rubber "ground," she was fine and wanted to keep playing. A great playground, and with another nearby in the park, part of a 'two-fer' that we will surely be back to.

Came here killing time before a flight and had a blast. This mini golf spot is located in a…read moreshopping center and definitely a lot of fun. It's pretty straight forward. Putt putt is a lot of fun and there were plenty of holes. I do thing the holes maybe could have been a little more challenging yet it still was a lot of fun. This one is themed dinosaurs which is pretty fun. They also played some good music in here too. There's a few arcade games but definitely a way to escape the heat if you're looking for something to do for an afternoon with kiddos or even on a date.

Had Baby K's birthday party here after shopping around a bit. Renting a birthday place is…read moreexpensive. I saw $4-5-600 and more. This was $150 for two hours, 20 people, two rounds of golf for 10 of them. That's a great deal, considering that's about the price just for the golf, and the kids had a blast. And as a parent, it was pretty fun too. Staff were superb, helping us set up and clean up. Communication was great start to finish; I stopped in to check it out, scheduled online, got a call a week before to finalize, and had great help that day. The place looks small from the outside, and is not huge, but the small party room (there are two and can be combined) was plenty big enough. You can decorate but not with tape or nails, etc. There's a fridge in one of the small rooms, and a rack for food/supplies/presents, plus several tables. The birthday girl gets a lighted button, glow cup, pen, and a ticket for a free game next visit. There are 18 holes, and they were fun, for kids and adults. Everything is lit with blacklights, and there are "chargers" to amp up the ball glow. Disney music was playing, fun for the kids, and tolerable for the rest of us. I saw couples and groups of young adults playing too. They're moving into a bigger place over by the Little Caesar's at Agler and Stygler. Moving during May 2023 so closed, then opening in June. We'll definitely be there.

My daughter had her 13th bday party here because she'd done it once as a child & was feeling…read morenostalgic. Some of her friends were skeptical that it would be fun for them at this age. They thoroughly entertained themselves for a good hour & then Chet stepped & organized some challenging games. Everyone had a great time! We were the 1st to use his new space & he gave us a tour & let us know of things to come. Sounds like an excellent parkour area is next! We would highly recommend a party here especially since Chet is involved to make sure the kids have a good time!

There really aren't enough adjectives to describe how fabulous Chet and The Jungle Gym are. We just…read morehosted a bday party for 16 kids and 20 adults. And I don't know who loved it more. And Chet. The energy and expertise of that man is unparalleled. He went non-stop with the kids for 2 solid hours, and then did it again for 2 other parties that day! We are already looking at additional time there for our gymnastics loving littles, and will likely have every party there from here on out. Huge crowd pleaser for everyone of all ages!!