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    Romp n' Roll Willow Grove

    3.7 (46 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Cathy W.

    This place is awesome! Staffs are fabulous! They really try their best to work out with you. Highly recommend take actions when they have their promotions and deals. My daughter, now 4.8yo, started off at Romp n Roll when she was a little over 2yo. She loves it there. At that age, she joined plenty of Rhythm and Rhyme, Gym classes, and some sport classes for her age group. Even during the pandemic, I still tried to take her out there, knowing that Romp and Roll tries to follow any Covid protocols. During her spring break, I registered a Chef Rompy and a Silly Science class for her. She loves them. She was also able to burn some energy off with their open playtime in the gym. Awesome place for kids to have fun, learn, and socialize. My second daughter is now 8mos+ old and I am already considering joining some classes for her if my schedule can fit them along with my older daughter's schedule. Wonderful place for kids and parents. I always feel so welcome there.

    HFM

    Worst place in regards to cleaning the toys and general play area as a whole. My son got hands feet mouth disease from items that were not properly cleaned. Not once did I see anyone clean anything when done or before. Don't recommend. Good area just needs to be cleaned considering how many babies and toddlers come in and out of there.

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    We are recent participants of Romp in roll Willow Grove. Can you imagine joining a children's gym during a pandemic? I am the most cautious person out there and the reason I joined is because romp and roll is doing everything right! Their facility is clean and features special ventilation and cleaning systems. They require masks for all children and adults. The class sizes are small so social distance is manageable. I drive 30 minutes past other gyms who are not following the same guidelines to go there. I'm so happy that my three-year-old has something safe to do during this very challenging time ! Way to go Romp in Roll

    hfmd

    terrible my son got hands mouth and foot disease unsanitary they don't clean their items and the kids slobber and throw up all over

    Gym class with Ms.Renee is the best!!!

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    “During Covid, I've struggled to find places I feel comfortable taking my toddler son to play and see other children.”

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