Booked my twins 3rd birthday via the website. We paid a $162 deposit for a package of 12 kids and…read morea private room. Staff was readily available and extremely accommodating. Upon arriving, we walked in and was greeted by a manager he let us know we have an hour of play time before we have access to the room. Once had access to the room, we had 20 mins to set up, which our party coordinator, Jada, really showed her strengths. Once the room was set up, our guest were allowed to enter. We had 40 mins to enjoy the snacks we provided and pizza from the venue. We were allowed to bring a cooler and prepackaged foods. We had charcuterie, fruit, drinks, chips, candy and cupcakes. The pizza, fries and chicken tenders were provided by catch air. They do have a full kitchen with many hot items, a limited coffee menu, plenty of cold beverages, ice cream, candy, snacks and cold sandwiches. Overall impressed with the food aspect, the buffalo chicken pizza is worth a try. The bathroom facilities are clean and the play area is expansive. Your kiddos will not run out of things to do regardless of age. The under 4 area was not lacking. They even have a toddler area up on the second play level. Ari took our pics and was extremely professional. Can't recommend this venue enough.

On a fundamental level, I would not recommend having a birthday party here to anybody. Like another…read moreperson said, they rush birthday parties and have not fully trained their staff. This is to no fault of the staff however it was painfully obvious that they had not been trained as there was a lack of consistency from room to room for the birthdays. Staff did not know that decorations could not be taped to the ceiling, staff did not include a happy birthday display for the celebrants, staff did not help clean the room ahead of the next party, and staff were VERY rude to the parents and guess of the celebrant. The process to check in was not bad. I actually like that they put invisible stamps on family members which staff then check upon departure to ensure that you are leaving with the correct child and did not just sneak in unpaid. Overall, the children had a lot of fun playing, however, I would never book a birthday party here for the simple fact that they don't know how to handle them and for the price that they're charging I don't think it's worth it.

This is a relatively small indoor playground that was clean, safe, and well-maintained…read more Like many indoor playgrounds, you can rent a room for birthday parties. I took a peak inside and have to say that the decor was very nice compared to others. This is a sock only environment; if you forget them, you can buy a pair of $2.5.

For parents who are having a tough time at home with their kids, I highly recommend bringing them…read morehere. They can burn off their energy and sleep soundly at night. Above all, the place is very clean and well-maintained--you can see staff disinfecting regularly.

We attended several birthday parties here, and it generally is a huge hit with the kids. The space…read moreis clean, well-organized, and spacious. There are tons of activities for the little ones, including bounce houses, climbing structures, slides, and even foosball. One of the features is the designated area for smaller kids. The entire facility is socks-only, and they sell them if you forgot. They also provide slippers for kids and parents using the bathroom. I didn't get to use them, but there are massage chairs available for adults.

Dino Dash is an indoor playground, or as parents know it, a controlled-chaos energy sink. The…read morepremise is simple: bring your kids here, let them run wild, and cross your fingers that they burn off enough energy to stop bugging you for at least 30 minutes after. The first thing you'll notice is how big this place is. It's great for sugar-fueled kids launching themselves at anything that looks climbable. And for parents, the size is a blessing. You can move around without feeling like you're breathing in all the germs from the snot-nosed brats. Plus, the sheer scale means kids will burn through more energy just getting from one area to another. So, what's inside? * Bounce houses: Multiple ones, because one just isn't enough to for kids to jump in * A crash pad, for those moments when gravity wins. * A building zone with huge, life-sized Lego blocks, where kids can test their engineering skills--or just create something to knock down. * A giant, 2-story, maze-like play structure where kids can get lost in with a huge slide. * Air hockey, because it's not a real indoor playground without one neglected table in the middle of the area. * A mini gymnastics area, perfect for somersault attempts and the occasional accidental faceplant. * A small-kid zone for the littlest ones, so they don't get flattened by the big kids. If you're here for a birthday party, Dino Dash has that locked down, too. There are multiple party rooms, a pizza package (because pizza is a universal kid food), and drinks. For parents, it's a one-stop shop: book the party, show up, and let someone else deal with the logistics. Now, let's talk about the real MVP: the parent amenities. First, there are massage chairs. A thoughtful touch, though I'm not sure how relaxing they are when you're calculating how much this is all costing. (Hint: it's not cheap.) Still, at least your back gets a little attention while your wallet takes the hit. They've also got a nursing room, which is a rarity in places like this. Major points for thinking about the moms juggling babies and toddlers. Snacks and drinks are available on-site, though at a bit of a premium. There's a selection of sugary snacks and drinks to help kids get their energy back for more crashing and jumping into things. Whether you're looking for a sugary boost for the kids or just need something to tide you over while they burn through another round of energy, you'll find it here. As for the cost, you get all-day access with no time limit, so feel free to let your kids get their fill of playtime. Here's the breakdown: * Infants are free * Kids cost between $10-$20, depending on their age and when you go. * Adults? You get two free per kid. Not bad. Oh, and don't forget your socks. It's a socks-only zone. If you forget, they'll happily sell you some at the front desk. Because of course, they will. If you're looking for a place to kill a couple of hours while your kids expend enough energy to (hopefully) sleep better tonight, Dino Dash delivers. Sure, it's pricey, but it's clean, well-thought-out, and packed with enough activities to keep most kids entertained. Plus, with the massive size, you won't feel like you're trapped in a petri dish of kid germs. So, grab your socks, a credit card, and your patience. It's one of the better indoor playgrounds around and a solid investment in your sanity. Just remember: tired kids = happy parents. Or at least happier ones.

A great trampoline park in Johns Creek. We checked it out and our son said he had a great time…read more Waiting area for parents is comfortable if not slightly too cool but that they don't require adults to pay is a nice plus. Single day passes are more expensive than a month of membership which are certainly reasonable if you are a frequent jumper. Great place to have a birthday bash and we'll organized with good customer service. 4.2:solid stars for Vertigo rounded up bc it's Saturday and and thank you to the staff and owners!

Great price for jumping and gellyball (think laser tag but with orbies). The staff were very nice…read moreand helpful. The arcade was also a fun time. The prize selection was plenty. First thing noted after coming in is that this place is fun and bright.

Nice indoor play area for the kiddos. The only thing that was weird for me was the lighting in the…read moreparty room. I guess the neon colors were a bit much for me. The kids had fun as well as myself! The customer service was A+.

Birthday Party Review…read more This place is a hidden gem for a birthday party for a child between 4-8, maybe 9. So for the reviews about 12+ year olds, I think that is too old of an age for most activities. This place is by Kitchen wholesale places so you really would not know it existed. It is not far from Slingshots (aka old BJs Wholesale). When you enter it is just a front desk where you sign in and a party room to drop off your shoes and such. I was wondering WTF?!? Anyways, the staff pumps up the kids and gives each one a glow bracelet. The birthday kid gets a brightly colored tie dyed shirt. Then....they open the next door and BAM! You are entering a room of neon colored bounce houses, out of this world wallpaper lined walls from the ceiling to the floor, music (a little too loud) and a ton of things for the kids. They have soccer and basketball nets, they have a mini mini golf area (thus better for younger kids) and a ball shooting thing. These bounce houses for the cleanest ones I have ever seen. I don't think you can just walk in here like other places so you may need to call and find out the "free play". It was great because there were maybe 30 kids there, most with the party we were with. They have chairs for the parents to sit in which is also a perk. I know that they order in pizza for the parties, but we didn't stay long enough for that. Overall, super cool place off the beaten path.

I loved it this place was pretty cool for the toddlers me and my friend brought the kids here to…read moreplay both three years old had the time of their lives eating pizza , running around, climbing and hiding . We attended on either a Saturday or Sunday which was pretty chill around 3pm . A few parties was going on but not too bad cause they were able to still enjoy ourselves. They had a few snacks, drinks and candy for purchase inside that the kids will go crazy for once they see it , just as well as pizza is available for purchase that was ordered from a 3rd party place behind the facility, which is very convenient. They delivered it right over and then the employees called you to come and get your pizza once it has arrived. They also had a play area for smaller babies as well like kid 1 and possibly under but the whole building is decorated for the younger kids if you ask me ages 1- 10 i would say or even 1-7 that's what most of the crowd looked like. Can't wait to take the kids back.

I love bringing my kids to catch air something small you can keep your kids in eye distance and in…read moreorder to leave the area an associate must buzz you out fun amazing place and less then $15 per child! Adults free

Awesome safe fun place area for children kids to come & have some great fun plus they even have a…read morefood area where u can buy food snacks at real nice

Came here with my sister-in-law and two nephews and they were OBSESSED! This place is huge and has…read moreso many different slides, tunnels and activities for kids. We came during the week so we basically had the whole place to ourselves, which was good since my nephews wanted us to climb up the towers and go down the slides with them. Even as an adult, this place was super fun. I can't speak to how it is on a weekend when I'm sure it's much busier and louder, but the weekday trip was a huge win--though I was definitely sore the next day The prices are also really reasonable and allow for in and out privileges. They have security measures that make it so the adult that came with each child must be with them for them to exit, which is another great feature.

This was my second time visiting with my little guy and today's visit was even better than the…read morefirst! We came the first time for a birthday party back in 2020 just before the pandemic came and I remember thinking how cool this place was for kids. So while my little one is on winter break from his daycare, I figured we could go visit to get him out the house and let him use up some of that energy from being in the house the past few days. I checked out their website to look for information about their hours and was directed to call or text for the most up-to-date info. I sent a text this morning and received a response within 3 minutes with a listing of the days and times that they are open this week....so I was already giving a thumbs up for customer service before we even arrived. I figured we could go right when they opened and figured there wouldn't be too many kiddos their and I was right! We got their about 5 minutes after they opened and walking in, I was reminded of how many toys and things they have for the kiddos as soon as we walked in. Note - there is plenty of free parking as the playhouse is in a strip mall with a post office, Planet Fitness, and a few other businesses but there was no issue finding a spot nearby. The young lady who assisted us when we arrived greeted us as soon as we walked in and was pretty friendly, let us know that we could go ahead and take our shoes off (socks are required), and took payment - it's $12 for a 90 play session which I think is pretty awesome. We place our belongings in the cubby holes and made out way through the gate (which I much appreciated as it kept kiddos from getting out the play area). My little dinosaur couldn't wait and was super excited so he took off as soon as he received his wristband. There was so much to do! I could tell they've made a few changes since our last visit and there is something for everyone! There's a cute little driving track in the back with a bunch of ride-on cars, play kitchens, a bouncy house, an area for the tiny ones (0 to 18 months), lots of toys, blocks, huge connect four game...I mean there's a lot. I appreciated that all the adults had on masks and I made sure that my little guy has his on but there were lots of sanitizing areas and a few buckets that you could drop dirty toys in. I did wish that a few of the toys were a bit cleaner but it could have just been that they were older but overall I felt this was a safe space in the midst of all things going on with COVID. Truly had a blast and we will be back next week!

The kiddos had fun, but I question the sanitation as I saw two girls 'clearing away' toys and…read moreputting them away without at least wiping with a disinfectant wipe. Kids are magnets for germs and viruses! Two days after visiting, my granddaughters got sick and I contracted COVID and strep throat! Was it related? Not sure, but it was coincidental.

McDaniel Farm Park is not an ordinary Georgia park. This park is filled with charm, bridges,…read morecreeks, forests, meadows, picnic areas, and historical farm buildings. This park is by far my favorite in Gwinnett County because of the mixed use paved versus non-paved pathways, well-maintained, and overall cozy vibes. Like an outdoor museum. Even the restrooms are the best that I've seen in local parks. The location is very conveniently located with a Duluth entrance and Suwanee entrance. Plenty of parking. Even a public garden. Busiest times are after 11am on weekdays and after 10am on weekends. The best entrance is on the Duluth side off of Old Norcross Road. Great for taking a morning walk and then visiting the local cafes afterwards.

Such a spacious and cute park. Bonus: There are various critters like deer, dragon flies,…read morebutterflies, critters like a large brown millipede looking thing (see my photo). The park itself had ample parking spaces. And the facilities there were clean and well maintained. There were various trails that's away from the main paved path. These side trails were nicely shaded and eventually leads back on the main path. The historic farm structures like the main house, farmhouse, side house and its outhouse are still erect. That's the charm of this place with the well groomed flower garden that someone upkeeps. The old and new altogether. As you wander the park, you forget you're in the heart of Duluth where shopping and restaurants galore await you. Because while you're talking around (and trying not to sweat to death during the summer), you'll hear the summer insects buzzing. It literally reminded me of my childhood during the summers hearing the loud insects buzz away.