My kids are neurodivergent and the staff here have been so understanding, kind and accommodating to…read moretheir needs. My kids beg to go back every day I cannot recommend this place enough, as someone who tried two other local schools. This is by far the cleanest and most organized one. I love that my kiddos get plenty of time in the water here compared to our old school (GF) in carmel.

Abuse/ lack of compassion…read more My daughter attended swim class at Big Blue Swim school in Noblesville. We have had no prior problems. A new young instructor named Jayden put goggles on my 6 year old face so tight it left an indent and the blood vessels in her eyes nearly popped. Her father was their with her he seen her struggling through out the lesson. And mentioned standing up multiple times to see what was wrong. He seen her raise her hand to try and get the attention of another instructor and they ignored her and were talking and laughing with eachother. He said the instructor just looked at my daughter while she was in pain waving his hands along to tell her to continue to swim. This is not acceptable and borderline child abuse. Her father was upset. Rightfully so and was cursing and did identy the swim instructor as being black. He did not use racial slurs or anything other then to identify who put the goggles on her. The owner was called he told told him to get off his property and my daughter and him were not allowed back. That was the owners solution. I tried to call multiple times I had to call customer service who did not do anything but give me an email and the email would not go through. Then I got a response from the number they want you text! They said they would refund 1 class that was unused. I had 2 make up classes as well.They refuse to refund me. In their words through text because no one would speak to me in the phone is this. "Refund is for $31 for unused classes in Sept. We do not refund for make up lessons when an Early Withdrawal is placed." I was told prior this incident she could do the make up classes. They kicked my 6 year old daughter out of the class after one of their instructors caused visible harm to my child. Again his name is Jayden. Not once did they show concern or sympathy to my child. Only to talk amongst themselves as to what happen to that white girl. Please watch your children. While they are being taught to swim by children/very young adults. who do not pay attention when your child is visibly in stress or pain. Extremely disgusted in how the owner and his employees handled this situation. And incredibly sad my Baby girl had to go through a traumatic experience like that.

This place is amazing for $12. There's things for everyone to do. You can bring food and drinks…read moreinside so no need to leave to eat.

I think Murphy aquatic center was mid the wave pool was underwhelming I waited so long in line for…read morethe slide but the slides were just not fun and everyone was hogging the basketballs and the staff were blowing their whistles at everyone for no reason my experience was ok

I love attending FREE Yoga evey Tuesday at Krannert! Grace is a fabulous instructor. There are so…read moremany activities for free or a small cost available here. They're still under construction for the exterior, but it will be really nice when its done. Ive rented rooms for many past celebrations too, they're a great option for a very reasonable price as well.

This park is very small. the trail around the lake is about a half a mile. It is also not very…read morewell kept and seems to be frequented by some shady characters, at least while I was there. It could use some landscaping, emptying of trash cans and renovation of the fields and tennis courts. They have a community center, a ball field, tennis courts in the back and an aquatic center. They also have a playground and two covered pavilions that you can rent for events. The pavilions do come with some strict rules though. The pavilions and their picnic tables are in dire need of a thorough pressure washing. You can however, fish in the lake. I saw someone doing it while I was there, but I am not sure how well stocked it is though. On a positive note, the recreation staff is very friendly and there is ample parking. The lake has blue benches all around that you can stop, rest and take it all in. There are ducks all over the place....I really mean all over the place. Almost too many of them.

The Center is named after a long-time manager of Garfield Park, Lynda Burrello, who is retired and…read morecurrently serves as President of the Board for Friends of Garfield Park, Inc.The center was opened in 1998 and is a recreation center that has a weight room and gymnasium. Additionally, ping-pong, fitness classes, youth sports leagues (cheer, basketball, flag football, karate, pickleball...), sports clinics, and other recreational activities such as Paws and Claus are facilitated here. They also have an aquatic center attached to it as well. It has it own Yelp page though. The center is not a big facility and it is kind of older, but they have a lot going on and I like it. They have a nice full court basketball gym (that is converted to do other indoor activities. They had pickleball going on while I was there), some break out rooms (that is where they held the gingerbread decorating) and is in the process of building a toddler area. You will find a very nice and well maintained outdoor basketball court in the front of the building and just of the parking lot tooThere is a ton of free parking available in their private lot. The staff there is the friendliest you will find. They were all awesome, from the woman at the front desk to the people that facilitated the activity. I came here for the gingerbread decorating activity. It was well organized and they made it fun. If this was ant indication of how other activities and events are run here then you should be able to come here with confidence in any thing that you chose to do here. This is a fun place with low cost to free activities going on all year round. It is a hidden gem. I had no idea that this was here, and I lived here for over 6 years. It is definitely worth checking out.

Versus a super big safety first factor there was like rusted nails everywhere. The concessions…read morenever open and they opened the pool slides for the first of the summer and then when they're about to close, they don't have it open saying there's wasp and they'll kick kids out without any problem. And they are rude as hell

An excellent set of trampoline & jump pit activities for kids. Upkeep/maintenance is suspect…read more(flooring bubbles at top of steps is a serious trip hazard). The oven was not working resulting in no hot foods (pizzas, hot pretzels, chicken strips...). A little TLC is needed to make this place work. Pricing with monthly & annual memberships is great!

I had decided to come here to take my niece and mentee. The prices were your typical prices. Plus…read moreif you don't have the sky zone socks you have to pay for some which is about $5 extra. The kids get to jump for 2 hours which I feel is a good amount of time. They do have a membership which you come off better doing the membership if you know you will be back more than once. The membership is the same price you pay for one jump session each month but you can come multiple times in that month. They have a concession stand where you can buy drinks and food. The prices were on the high end. The kids enjoyed their self and were wore out. Customer service was great when I was paying because she explained everything to me. Also you can pay online before you get there to save on time.

Our favorite Friday adventure = Jumparoo at Urban Air…read more Every Friday from 10-12, they host a special event just for kids 5 & under--and it's seriously perfect for the littles. No big kids Never overly packed Fun "kid nightclub" vibe with lights + music There's so much for them to do: * Jump and play freely * Dodgeball on the trampolines * Ball pit fun * Balance beams in the foam blocks * Adventure center exploring * THREE different slides They even offer crafts, and the concession stand is open if you need a snack break. I love that it's ideal for kids who have just started walking--everything feels manageable and fun without being overwhelming. $10.99 per kid + adults get in FREE Such an easy, fun way to get energy out and make Friday mornings feel special

Noblesville, Indiana location is absolutely amazing! 8 grandkids so this has become our second…read morehome! Highly recommend.

I don't know how this park started out, but I can tell you were it is now. This park is very…read moredirty. Some of the picnics tables are falling apart, there is trash everywhere, the parking lot has huge pot holes, and one pavilion looks like it was the set of one of the Hangover movies. This park is one of the worst maintained that I have seen. The grass is cut, but that is about it. The park has a huge parking area, divided between a couple of lots. There are some basket ball goals in an area, but are set up in an odd arrangement that do not allow full court. There is a playground area there. It is lined with wood chips and has the older style swings, and some toddler swings. There is also two jungle gyms and a couple of slides. The playground is accesible, but the equipment is aged. The park also has a decent restroom facility, a disc golf course, and a fitness area. There are also 3 covered pavilions with picnic tables and grills that you can rent. The pavilions, however, are trashed. They are full of garbage and just plain nasty. The bright spots of the park are the aquatic center, the huge grassy fields, and the walking/jogging trail. The fields can be used for soccer, playing catch, flag football, flying a kite, or just throwing a blanket down and relaxing. There was a lot of people walking on the trail while I was there. The trail is pretty long and goes around the park in a circle. This park was in bad shape and in need of some serious help. Outside of the trail and field I do not see much utility for the park. This park has a lot of potential and if the park's issues are corrected then it would be a great place to visit. As it is now, the park is mehhhh, and I would probably visit another park, even if it was a bit further.

It's a very nice park with plenty of space and walking trail also features playground basketball…read morecourts and pool. It's a nice Indianapolis Park overall.

The play area at Cornerstone is the perfect place for your little ones to get their wiggles out!…read moreThe facility is very clean and enclosed so you can easily keep an eye on your kids while they have fun. There are 2 play areas: one area for 3 and under and the other for 3 to 12. You enter the play facility and sign in and the kids are free to play! Socks are required, but if you forget, there are socks to borrow. This facility is not a drop off! You will need to supervise your angles while they play. Current hours are 8 to 1 and 4 to 7 Monday through Friday, closed Saturday, and noon to 3 Sundays.

Scene at home...kiddos running everywhere, volume getting louder and louder...random squabbles…read morebreaking out.... If you find yourself in this scene...go directly to this playground! When you walk in, you are greeted with a friendly greeting. Is the play area a manageable size to take my crawler or toddler? Yes, the size is small enough that you won't be covering a bunch of ground trying to track your child(ten)....yet, it is being enough to for your kiddos to have a great time burning off that energy! What happens if there is a waitlist? If you find that you had the sAne idea as the rest of the area...you will be put on a waitlist. During this time, kiddos can either color or watch veggie tales or another kid friendly show. The staff is diligent about the comings and goings of each guest...feverishly updating their count, so the next group can get in....very seamless! Overall, definitely a great place to go!