Great fun and good food. Our group was very happy with the facilities and the customer service.read more

Much different experience this year. Seriously…read moreunderstaffed on Fridays. Had to go into the concession building to pay for admission which took 15 minutes alone and we were only third in line. Bees were very thick around sitting areas to eat. Some Kids were very uncomfortable and ate while roaming. The only offer part of the menu on Friday. So hot dogs and meat nachos it is, burgers and pulled pork are only on Saturday and Sunday. If you're only open three days a week you should offer the whole menu. They offer s'mores packs to roast your own marshmallow. Not enough people to run train rides, hay rides, concessions, and admission. Idk if they weren't expecting so many groups, seeing school buses and multiple school vans upon arrival will make you want to leave any place and come back later. Very busy place. Kids enjoyed the corn maze. Lots of stalks knocked over by rude individuals making some pathways difficult with a stroller But fun regardless.

We came here on first leg to see Disney on ice. Our science museum reciprocal membership got us…read morefree admission. Our son couldn't have Venn happier on rainy day. So many things to do here and came before and after Disney on ice. Our son loved the market and cafe that he spent most time here. Afterwards, he did some of the other exhibits nearby. Nice that museum had its own parking lot instead of street parking. Also, all bathrooms have changing tables which was nice. Seating for eating was limited but worked. Overall, it's worth a stop over for your little ones to enjoy.

This place is great for children ages 2-12. Our family was visiting my adult son, his wife and our…read moregrand daughter in Sioux City and thought this looked like a fun place for us all to go. It was going to be expensive with five children and five adults, but I thought Gigi could splurge this once. I was so thankful that at the last minute my husband and three older sons (25, 15 & 13) decided to play golf instead. They would have been bored out of their minds! The girls (9 and 11) had a great time. I did not like the fact that my daughter-in-law, my 20 year old daughter, and I had to pay so much to in reality sit and watch the girls play. If I knew the environment, I would have taken the girls alone and let the other two go out, but hindsight is 20/20. So, in conclusion, take the kids - boys and girls- up to ages 13, and only pay for one adult to sit and supervise! Anything else is a waste of money!

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.

Love love love this place! $50 a month family membership....you can as often as you like!…read more Grandkids love this place!!!

Owner was very friendly and the concept was neat. But it just felt unorganized and chaotic there…read morewere not near enough staff and a lot of the extra attractions were out of order. My kids did enjoy the indoor playground and trampoline. I feel it's a great idea just needs some kinks worked out.

This was so cool. Personally I think it was a little expensive. However, if I had kids - I would be…read moregetting the family membership and spending lots of time here

We had such a great time here! I feel as though it is definitely worth the money. It's very…read moreeducational for young children and keeps them entertained. We spent a few hours there with our toddler and even walked the trails outside! It was clean, spacious, and the staff was very friendly! We will definitely be going back this spring once the flowers bloom!

At the one on Gordon. If I could give a negative star, I would! Had a HORRIBLE experience for my…read moredaughters 6th birthday. To save money, we did not rent their party room. My parents came in to give her presents. Attendee said we could not open presents unless we paid for a room. I thought it was not smart for a business, but oh well. Parent(s)/guardian(s) are there to keep an eye on their children & attendees are there to watch the bounce houses. One of the bounce houses came unplugged, I was told that was common. The attendant did not notice because she was too busy on computer. I saw it slowly deflating, so I brought it to her attention. Meanwhile, I told all of the children to get out of the delated house. There was about 10 in it. Ive witnessed a bounce house deflate at a company party and it traumatized the children. I was only looking out for the other children. The attendees plugged it in and the fun continued. I was having a personal conversation with my mom about how the bounce house coming unplugged reminded me of the incident at the company party. The attendant interrupted our conversation talking about what had happened earlier. I explained to her that it was none of her business what we were talking about. She continued to interject OUR conversation. I told her to get out of our faces. She told me I had to leave, and threatened calling the police. Needless to say, she ruined that part of my daughters birthday. She handled herself in a very inappropriate way. Very immature, abused "power". She called the owner, the owner did absolutely nothing about it! I will NEVER GO TO PLAY ALL DAY AGAIN! WOULD NOT RECOMMEND!

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!

We had so much fun here. Our group was 6 people and we all were able to do the course. The first…read moreone was scary but once you get used to it, it's fun. I would recommend bringing gloves and clothes you don't mind getting dirty!

So much fun! My son and I visited yesterday and completed the Treetop Adventure. Many crazy…read moreobstacles, multiple long ziplines, and fun the whole day. The staff is kind and thorough - safety is a priority. The gear and courses are well maintained. I especially liked the no-fail track system they have in place. Once you're on a course you would have to literally make a concerted effort to come off of it. Naturally if you need off then a staff member can help right away, but it's not like anyone's going to fall off. You can do short adventures, long adventures, and anything in between. There's even a 40-foot free fall (the Monkey Drop) for any thrill seekers. This is a great place for an outdoor adventure. Recommended!

It's clear when you walk in that this isn't your average children's play place. Playful Pines is…read moreintentionally designed with cleanliness and safety in mind. I think they have thought of every detail, including a mother's room, awesome work spaces for parents, snacks available to purchase, and free (good quality) coffee for parents. There are so many cool things for kids to play with: costumes, sensory activities, books, magnatiles, etc. I like that they have a maximum number of kids per session, so it doesn't get too crowded or unsafe. They also leave time between sessions to thoroughly clean. I am so impressed by Playful Pines, and I've recommended it many times since my visit.

We have been gifted some really great experiences lately and this actually marks the 3rd indoor…read morekids play cafe we've been to in the last 2 months or so... 4 if you count a trampoline park. I mention that to emphasize: this was our FAVORITE one. Ages of our kiddos - 6, 5, 1. It had something for all three of them to enjoy, but the environment for the parents was the WINNING spectacle for me. You shouldn't expect this to be a spontaneous drop-in, because they do abide by 2-hour play sessions, booked ahead of time... but it is so worth it. The 'crowd' was so manageable - way less chaotic and loud and rambunctious and overstuffed than another play cafe in town. The noises are buffered well by all the soft surfaces, and they had little nursing corners for new mamas and plenty of space for parents to sit and work/chat outside the play space, and IN it if you wanted. The thing that REALLY sold me here was the staff and hospitality. An hour into the play time, one of the young women running the desk actually joined the bigger kids and played alongside them. At some point, a kid fell and bumped his head, and she immediately went and grabbed an ice pack without prompting. They also have a stash of wipes/pull ups/diapers/cream etc just in case you run out while you're on site. Now that is just plain genius. We will happily return. Job well done!