Unity Moves is an amazing addition to the Elkhorn area for kids' indoor play places! They boast a…read morewide range of activities for all ages, thoughtfully spaced in various open rooms. A few example include pretend play areas, building block stations, an infant room, and an art room. Like other indoor play spaces, Unity Moves also includes snacks and drinks available for purchase, as well as, daily or monthly membership options. Additional fun events they have added this summer are Parents' Night Out, special visitor experiences and more! All in all, this is a welcomed site for the kiddos to have a safe space to play indoors!

Fun place for kids to play inside Oak View Mall. There's separate areas for toddlers/crawlers and…read moreolder kids. Adults can wander around to watch or play in some areas. Non slip socks are required but seems like you don't have to buy them here if you bring them. It's a smaller playplace but nice that you don't have to keep an eye on kids in a huge area. $15 per kid and 2 adults free per group. They have drinks for sale from a fridge behind the counter, energy drinks for parents too!

We did not actually play here, so I will update my review when we do…read more We stopped in during a brief visit to Oakview. The kids looked pretty excited to see this new space. Unfortunately we didn't have enough time to make the $15 per kid pass worth it. I asked if they had hourly rates, or introductory pricing to see if they liked it and they didn't. I would have preferred to check it out before the investment. From the looks of it it looks like a massive indoor playplace. I would love to come back. They have memberships and I think if you have 5 and under kids this would be worth the price, but with my school age kids we would not take advantage enough. It is definitely something needed in this area of town.

I came here for a birthday party over the weekend. A 10am spot and it was a madhouse! But,…read morerespectfully, I imagine that place is busy from open to close! Parking is kind of nuts, and you have to cross a very busy entrance so keep any eye on the kiddos. Inside, we had a special birthday room to house our things and snacks, however there is a large "kiddie court" where you can purchase food and drink. There are over 1 dozen areas of the kids to play from the first green space, to slides, to hills to roll down, arcade, mini rooms like childrens museum, trampolines, multi-story ropes and ninja like courses. It's a super fun place! My kids are 7-10 and they're a little older for everything, but I'd for sure come here more often with littles.

Kipp Omaha, where we've been members for over a year, recently raised its membership fees,…read moreincluding a weekend upcharge. Play areas surround the central seating area for observers and adults with self-serve snacks and drinks (including an ICEE machine), but the arcade and mini-store areas obscure the line of signs. There are no booths, and the Wi-Fi connection is unreliable. Despite these issues, the place is always spotless. We've noticed a dedicated team of teens regularly cleaning up any unused areas or tables. There are no ball pits, but there are plenty of other activities for kids to enjoy. From the first green space to slides, hills to roll down, an arcade, trampolines with basketball hoops, and a 3-story playground, there's something for everyone. Kids aged 6-12 would do well here; there's also a centrally located toddler area for parents with multiple age groups. Weekends and the adjacent parking lots can get quite busy, but the online system shows limited time slots due to its popularity.

Came here for my niece's private birthday party. The staff were very attentive and friendly. They…read morehave a lot of fun equipment for kids of all ages. There's a nice little gift shop, as well as vending machines and a commercial coffee maker.

It was a hot summer day so we decided to take the kids to an indoor playground and this was…read moreamazing! The children had a blast exploring the various centers the facility had to offer. I love that it is an Autism focused playground and recently found out there is a chain and one in my hometown. I really appreciated that there were tables and chairs available for parents to sit and watch or work while their child(ren) is enjoying the facility. We went on a weekday so it was not as busy but I suspect it would be on the weekend. Our kiddos had spent a few hours there and did not want to leave, which is a great sign. I recommend swinging by here if you have are in the area and need a break from the heat.

Kids had a blast here. So many bouncing options to choose from. While it skews a little younger, my…read morekiddos are between 8-13 and they all loved it. Great place to wear them down and they have plenty of snack and food options to choose from. Will definitely be back!

This place is pretty awesome and the staff is great. The kids loved everything about this place…read more The only reason I'm giving it a 4 instead of a 5 is because although the kids loved it, the hosts were stressed by the tight schedule and they felt rushed. My daughter was anxious and were in a hurry to make sure we were able to set up everything within the small time-frame we were allotted before the guests arrived to the party room. The pizza has to be ordered ahead of time as it is delivered from an outside source. Overall it was a great experience.

Nice place to go with the little ones. Just make sure you check their Facebook page/give them a…read morecall to see when open play is for the day

From the owner: We are an indoor playroom in Fremont Ne. Bring your littles in and let them play while you and your…read morefriends enjoy some coffee and chat.

Who knew my favorite children's museum so far would be in a small town in Nebraska. I guess I have…read moremy husband's obsession with morel mushrooms for helping me find this gem It's only been around for a little over a year and it's the cleanest and most modern I have ever seen any museum and at one point we were the only family there on a Sunday for a solid hour or more. It's also small that you don't end up dying there but still packs a punch and not so big that you can prob feel safe letting your older ish kids out of your sight a bit and not worry too much about them getting in danger. I actually don't like to let ppl know about special finds like this as I worry it will become too popular but the distance will prob keep us from visiting too often or at least for a while. The staff is incredibly nice , welcoming , friendly and helpful and if you have a membership to the Omaha children's museum or probably any children's museum you can either most likely get in free or at a discount. Otherwise I believe it was $14 for each person which then can also be turned into a traveling membership too. Also even the playground on the outside is pretty incredible and that one is just free to use for the public.

Always clean, helpful staff, and my kids love it! I feel…read morelike it's worth it to get a year membership and come often! Great place, lots to do, and just soooo awesome!