This is a great place to take your kids if you are trying to get them tired. There's so many things…read morefor children to do, run on, explore, bounce on and swing from. It's a lot larger inside than it looks from the outside. There are so many different options for children to play on including video games. The pizza was actually pretty good. Every employee there was smiling and super happy. I don't know how they do it because being around that many screaming, running, excited, energetic kids for hours on end would drive me crazy. Every employee was extremely helpful and courteous and very patient with all those children running around. The bathrooms were clean. The snack area was clean. They cleaned the tables off as soon as people left. I attended a birthday party and the birthday room was the perfect size. Our party room attendant was a super sweetest young man. He was so patient with everyone and did not seem annoyed by all of the screaming and excited kids running in his way while he was doing his job. He brought us everything we asked for with a smile. They are extremely organized. I love the colored wristband method. A child did get hurt while we were there and the employees rushed to help her. They were organized, they weren't frantic or freaking out at all. They had clear communication with each other. Because they were so organized and professional it kept the parents from freaking out and they kept the child relaxed until the ambulance arrived. You could totally tell this was not their first rodeo. Before I got there, I was wondering, would it smell strange because of all the little kids and the sweat, it being an enclosed building and the no shoe thing, but to my surprise, it smelled clean, I didn't see any trash anywhere you can definitely tell that they take pride in this business.

After 4 days of constant rain this place was great for getting the wiggles out. I took a six year…read moreold and an 8 year old, both had a blast! There were also some very small toddlers exploring, but they seemed vulnerable with the older children running around. It's great for the 4-10 year olds. Much older and I think kids will be bored but this was great on a rainy day.

Calming colors and a play space meant for smaller kiddos. My son (who is 4 and Autistic) loves this…read morespace. I love that I can sit inside of the play area with him but not have to actually follow him around all of the time. It gives him the chance to safely explore independence on his own or take me with him if he needs to. I love al of the snack options and the staff is always super sweet!

The dirtiest indoor play area we've been to in the area. For being a no shoes area, the floors were…read morehonestly disgusting. My socks were black on the bottom when we left and all I did was one light walking around to follow my daughter. I definitely wouldn't let my crawling baby anywhere near that floor. And the toys were everywhere. It was like a bomb had gone off. Seems like the gal that was running the front could have spent a little more time tidying up from the day rather than sitting on her phone. It was $18 and would totally be worth it if they did a better job deep cleaning and maintaining throughout the day.

8/30/26 I had a…read morefirst date here with a Definite friend and we had a lot of fun!! Checking in and setting it up, the worker was kind. Just wish she would've given more direction. We had to figure it out on our own. Started with the start. We went to the back the back and weren't told that you start from the front end where the arcade is. The back is more towards the end of the game. FYI. From there it was on! Set up "spooky." I think it's just cute. A lot of things going off here and there. It's definitely something different and a fun little set up. They have little spinners you can do to make the game more fun and interesting also. You can play as many times as you want. Just go get another ball and they react to the black light. Easy to find. Pretty cool. Just s cute little set up. Definitely not as fun as it got busier. The second round it got very busy. We skipped through. The first round was good. Before it really picked up. Good service, like I said, wish there was more direction, but it worked out. Fun little mini golf course with cute "scary" decor. Lol! Recommended!!

Fun for dates, and families with older kids. Super young kids might get scared but its a. Cool…read moreexperience. They had limited games outside, but you can play. Unlimited gold but best when its not a busy night so you are not waiting on others and vice versa. Cool experience. I think it waz around $40 for 2 people.

Place is very clean and cool. Staff is very friendly. Mark approached me to ask if I was doing…read moreokay and if I had the chance to enjoy the place with my grandkids. My grandkids love this place, is our first time here. They played soccer for longest time with other kids. Slides and climbing. Perfect place for them

great Matthew was great they extremely helpful the entire staff was at attendance with answer and…read morehelp

Such a FUN place!! It was a good find and affordable tickets. Veterans and kids less than 3 y/o get…read morein free (Yayy). The only ticket we paid for was my husband's and that was only $8! My son loved it. He ran everywhere, fed the fish, dug for bones, so many things! Ms. Natalie did the group play when we were there, she is so sweet and professional. We will definitely keep Fresno discovery in our family's activity rotation. Thank you

We met family from Sacramento here today, we're from Bakersfield. We have never been here before…read more It was a great deal at $3/person, since it's the 1st sat of the month. We spent about 3 or so hours playing & exploring. It's really meant for younger ages,probably up until about 10-11. My son is going to be 11 next week & loved it because he loves dinosaurs, digging & science. Not sure i would go out of my way to go back, only because we don't live locally but if we lived in fresno I would consider getting a membership. They have a lot of great programs throughout the week which would be great for school field trips or homeschooling co-ops.

We have been members here for a few months now and my boys love it. Membership is about 32 bucks…read moreand it includes 2 hours of jump every day. You also get a 20% discount for the snack bar. They do have a little area of claw machines and a couple of other games. My boys favorite thing to do is go on their slide. It's pretty high up and goes down at a really fast speed. They really like the thrill and will go on it several times. The actual jump area is huge with plenty of space to not feel overwhelmed. They have 2 basketball areas and a dodge ball arena too. There is plenty of other activities for the kids to do too. They also have members perks like free cups, stickers and coloring books to name a few. Last time we were there my son found the golden ticket and got a free icee. He was so excited to win. Sky Zone really caters to kids and trying to give them a good experience.

Tuesday morning 11:30am and my 4-year-old granddaughter had some energy to burn so I decided to…read morehead to Sky Zone since she has a membership! There were only about 10 jumpers in the whole place so we had lots of fun jumping and playing in any area she chose. I basically just followed her around and had fun. I always appreciate that the staff is friendly and the people overseeing the different jumping areas are actually doing their job. The bathrooms are clean and the water fountains work. After jumping we stopped in for a snack and a drink. Prices are reasonable and you get a discount with membership. We'll be back again soon!

I was recently here for a family friends birthday party. It was super fun. A private room with…read morepizza and drinks and cake my friend brought. There's an arcade and obstacle course and so much more. What a great time for kids and families.

Not going back. Our kids $80 brand new pair of shoes was stolen and switched for an old pair. That…read morewas left inside the cubby. Spoke to management and made them aware of the situation. They told us they would contact us with a remedy moving forward. Management got back to us two days later. And told us the shoes which were left in the cubby were his shoes. And that there was nothing they could do. Literally after we told them upon first point of contact those old torn up shoes were not his. Thanks.

Color Me Mine does not disappoint. I have been here like five times or more now. Today was special…read moreas it was the first time my youngest child came to paint an item. My family got here when we they opened. Conner explained how to clean the item and how many coats of paint to put on the item so it stands out. He was attentive and very kind. Was willing to refill all our paint in our trays multiple times and never had a disgruntled attitude. He was the best helper we have ever had. He was fantastic at helping other adults and children around us as well. Was a experience to remember. I recommend this for 3 years old and up, just understand that it could take you 45 minutes or you could be like me and take 3 hours.

I came here last Saturday afternoon when they opened. Color Me Mine has definitely changed since…read morethe pandemic and under the new ownership at this location it has been a disappointment. It used to feel much more colorful, with ceramic pieces displayed throughout the entire store to choose from. Now, most of the ceramics are limited to one wall, and the overall atmosphere feels more modern rather than having the warm, family-oriented environment I remember from when I worked there years ago for many years. And no more fun discount days. The process has changed as well. Staff now ask what paint colors you would like and bring them to your table instead of the previous self-serve setup. Once you enter, they ask how many people are in your group, tell you what table to sit at, and give you a plate of colors along with instructions on the number of coats. They don't often check up if you need clean water either. Things that stayed the same is after you paint you leave the pieces on the table and they clean everything for you. Once you pay they give you your receipt and they write down when your piece will be ready. And they can only hold it in store for two weeks once's ready. Something new that's nice is they text you now. Because some don't have the best handwriting. I could not ready the date on my receipt card when it will be ready. Ceramic pieces range from $20 and up, plus there is a $10 studio fee. Definitely pricy the cheapest one I saw was $24. No outside food is allowed, and there is a 50% charge for broken pieces. Guests are also asked to wash their hands before handling the ceramics, and prices are labeled underneath each piece. They also no longer have paint pens or options to have employees charge extra to get writing done one the pieces. I wish the staff wore name tags or at least introduced themselves. My friends and I often felt like we had to raise our hands to get assistance since paint is no longer self-serve. They wait too long for three people working there and was not even busy. I asked one employee for his name and we thought we heard Jay, although the receipt said Jad. He was probably the most helpful staff member we interacted with. Another employee seemed half asleep, hard to get his attention for help and didn't appear to enjoy his job, and he forgot a few items I had requested. One of my friends was visiting from out of town and had never been to Color Me Mine before. I think, having worked here for many years before the pandemic, I had certain expectations based on the level of customer service we used to provide during that time. Unfortunately, I won't be returning, and I don't plan on bringing my son either. The new policy requiring every person to pay the studio fee--even if they're just there to watch and not paint--is disappointing. They have plenty of tables and seats on one table, and even if I were painting by myself, I wouldn't want to be expected to share a table with strangers. That policy alone is enough to keep us from coming back. I recommend trying a different place in Fresno.

Visited Storyland for the first time in a couple years (we live in MN). They have made some MAJOR…read moreimprovements to it since then, a huge thanks to "Measure P" for that. I used to come as a child, and this place has come a long ways since then. There are a dozen or more little exhibits of childhood nursery rhymes (such as Little Red Riding Hood and Jack and Jill), each has a box you can put a key in (mine from my childhood still worked) and hear the story in English or Spanish. All of the boxes we tried worked. Some of the exhibits are just things you look at, some include things like slides or other things for kids to play on. There's also a castle and a pirate ship (one of the new exhibits). There's a train, which costs extra and is ok, but they need to clean up the area it goes through, it could be a lot nicer. There's also a small snack bar. All in all, this is a really great place to bring kids under about 7. It was not busy at all the day we were there, which surprised me because our kids had so much fun!

I went there today with my kids and as we are walking towards the exit at about 3:55 pm, we…read morerealized that all the employees were gone and locked us in there!!! We had to call 911. The firefighters came and let us out! How does this even happen?! There was absolutely no one there making sure everyone was out. I saw an employee locking everything at about 3:45 pm and thought that was a little odd considering they didn't close until 4. Horrible experience and a rip off! Definitely not worth as much as they charge!

did not expect to be as into this as I am but Good Dirt Pottery Studio has become my favorite thing…read moreI've discovered this year. went with a friend on a whim for a wheel throwing class and we were both completely hooked by the end of it. the instructor was patient and encouraging without making you feel like you were being babysat. there's something genuinely meditative about having your hands in clay for two hours and walking away with something you actually made. the studio itself is beautiful. bright, clean, thoughtfully designed. it photographs really well but it also just feels good to be in, which matters when you're trying to be creative. they do classes, open studio time, summer camps for kids, memberships if you want to go regularly. the options make it accessible whether you want to try it once or actually commit to learning the craft. Bullard Ave location is easy, parking is fine, and the staff is genuinely warm every time I've been in. Fresno honestly needed a place like this. somewhere to go that isn't a restaurant or a bar, that's actually good for your brain, and that you leave feeling proud of yourself. Good Dirt is that place. already signed up to go back.

We recently visited Good Dirt Pottery for the first time last month because my son wanted to paint…read morea ceramic piece, and we had a great experience overall! They offer both ceramic painting and pottery-making classes, and I'd love to return to try a pottery class. The only downside is that classes aren't on weekends and are held on weekday evenings for a few hours, which can be a bit hard to fit into our schedule. They had a nice variety of pieces to choose from. There's a $10 studio fee per painter plus the cost of the item. You pay for your piece first, then select colors and follow their painting instructions. My husband joined me and my son he didn't paint so was not charged a fee. The studio is about a 25-30 minute drive from Clovis, so it was a bit of a drive, but worth it for a fun, different activity together. I didn't realize beforehand that painted ceramics typically take about six weeks to be ready, though it makes sense since they also fire pottery and may have limited kiln space. Ours were actually ready in about three weeks, which was a great turnaround. Pickup was easy--they quickly located our items on a rack using the name slip attached. They didn't have the items wrapped either. One small thing I wish I had known is that they write your name and the date on the bottom of the finished piece. The ceramic I painted was a gift for my son, so I would have preferred not to have my name on it. If I had known, I would have asked about other options. Overall, the staff member who helped us choose our piece and paint colors was very friendly and helpful, making our first visit enjoyable. We'll definitely be back--especially to try one of their pottery classes!