City jump is your destination for entertainment. Whether it's family fun or adults looking for a…read morenice place to go, this place has you covered. From the 6 lanes of mini bowling, darts, pool tables to video games, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Staff and owner were nice and attentive. They just opened last month I believe. If you're in the Normandy area , check them out!

I was impressed with this new activity center on the north side. I went with two kids heading to…read morefirst grade and they could've stayed another hour. They both had a $20 arcade card and enjoyed playing the free games too (please keep those)! There is a climbing area for kids too which kept their interest for a good while. We ate; just kids meals but that was plenty for both kids. We will be back especially without kids to check out the specials for adults.

Activate was such a fun and entertaining experience! Every room offered something different, and I…read moreloved that there were multiple levels and game options that made it enjoyable for a wide range of ages and skill levels. Our group ranged from 8 to 28 years old and everyone had a great time staying active, laughing, and challenging ourselves. It's definitely one of those places where you don't even realize how much of a workout you're getting because you're having so much fun. The only thing I wish was a bit better is the cooling situation outside of the room! After working up a sweat, some extra AC or fans would have been really nice for a quick cooldown. That said, it didn't take away from the overall experience. We had an amazing time and will absolutely be back for more!

I arrived round 2pm on a Thursday with my sons. It was our first time here as we were visiting from…read moreout of state. It was $100 for the 3 of us for 75 mins of play. I reserved tickets online. We were about 10 mins due to getting on the wrong train. I called to let them know and change my time but was told as long as you arrived within 20 minutes of scheduled time, you're good to go. Honesty, it was a fun time. We got hot and tired fast, especially with some of the games. They have free lockers to put Some of the games are very active with running around. Comfortable shoes and clothes you can move around in, is a must! I like how each of the rooms have several games to choose from, some are collaborate and some are competitive. 75 minutes was not enough time. This is something a family could do for 2 hours or so as time flies quickly. A feature I like is that is no one is waiting to go in the room you're in, you can continue playing. This is great as you can "level up" in games. Staff we encountered were friendly and helpful! I wish there was a place like this where I live, in NC.

Went with daughter and 3 school age grandchildren. We were checked in by a super friendly employee…read moreGrace. She helped put on all of our wristbands and then gave us a quick intro. We saw her later at the carousel , and she then found my 6 year old granddaughter who got "lost" going from one awesome climbing labyrinth to another floor! This museum is well worth the $ . We spent 5 and a half hours here! There are hidden tunnels and just fantastic places to slide and climb. 5 stars plus!!!

The city museum was THE BEST part of our trip to STL. We had 4 adults and 2 children, and the cost…read moreof tickets was low enough to ensure it's not burdensome, and many people can participate. We parked in the attached parking lot, which was card only and very convenient. I bought a locker and knee pads, which made the time here much better. I highly recommend these add ons. This place is more like a giant jungle gym than a museum. City Museum has climbing opportunities for adults, and I felt like a kid again. It gave me a sense of wonder and exploration. I recommend going outside in the morning while it's not too hot. A lot of the outside is metal and rebar. This area was very nice because I didn't feel claustrophobic outside. I know we must have missed a lot because each nook and cranny had more to explore. I'm sure there's some places I missed because I couldn't fit and some I just didn't see. I found out after we left that one area allows you to go under the floor. This museum is not a place where you should wear shorts or a dress. I recommend long pants. I tore my jeans on a rivet, and it would have cut me up in other clothing. We had 1 adult with us who was handicapped, and she wasn't able to stick with us at all. There are elevators but it is not disability friendly. Overall 10/10 would return.

Hubby and I decided to make a mid week date of the circus and I'm glad I did . Circus was…read morephenomenal. This is a black owned circus that comes through town and set up in Downtown St.Louis right next to the Dome building on an empty lot. This show is so exceptional it has received humanitarian awards for making a difference throughout the world . It is a big top tent with air conditioned fun on the inside. The world of you can be a kid and stay a kid on the inside. Food, drinks, glow in the dark toys, face painting all available at reasonable prices. The show offers hoop divers, morning doves, Havana skaters, double vision, Caribbean carnivale, china soul flyers. Live entertainment and crowd participation was on 10. This show has been alive for 30 years and counting. Check the website if you're interested in attending. It's here until Monday. Check the website for box office hours . Parking was $20 but lot is secured and safe. This show rating is 10/10 . Family oriented and will not disappoint. Check it out before it's too late!

We love when the Universoul Circus comes to town! The ticket prices were reasonable and there…read morearen't any bad seats. You can avoid the fees if you go purchase your tickets directly from the box office! They do have paid parking lot areas. Very family friendly event. Take headphones for the young kids/babies. It can be pretty loud at some points. It's nice to see all of the family acts from various countries around the world. Great music. Some of the vendors selling items are cash only. It's under the big top but don't worry, it is air conditioned!

We love GoPlay! It is on the top of our list of indoor play options in STL. We have been to both…read morethe chesterfield and lake st. louis locations! Both do a good job of keeping the space looking in good shape and clean! I think this is a great indoor choice for a fun activity for ages 2-6! There is not a lot for ages older or younger than listed above (chesterfield does have a baby room) and it's more designed for tiny children (I have climbed through all of it many times and it's much easier for a tiny child )! The staff has shown great customer service to us for all of our visits as well. My son fell and got a small injury on one of our visits and the staff was urgent to help providing first aid care and lollipops to help with the tears!

Great indoor play place for the kids to burn energy. We've taken the kids here to play as well as…read moreattended birthday parties. They keep it clean, have a nice variety of food and free coffee. The playground is very cool with lots of things to do for various age ranges. It's nice that there's only one area the kids can get in and out of the play area so it's easy to keep track ok them. It can get a little expensive with a few kids, but as long as you're there for a while it's worth it!

I did NOT have touch a jellyfish on my lifetime bingo card. And yet here we are…read more The St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station is basically designed to make you interact with things you normally would have absolutely no business touching. You can touch jellyfish, stingrays and other marine life, and yes, I participated. The best thing at the aquarium are the otters. They are absolute characters. The aquarium even has Tommy the Talking Otter, plus regular river otter feeds and chats. I will say, though, those otters appear to be living their absolute best lives. They may need to speak with their nutritionist. But we like chubby things. Especially when they're adorable. The aquarium is housed inside the historic St. Louis Union Station, which was once one of the country's major passenger rail terminals. Today, the aquarium has thousands of aquatic animals and a very hands on approach. And the Yelp beer tasting event we attended there was seamless. Great setting and great execution. My favorite part was probably the interactive aspect. You aren't just walking around looking at tanks. You're getting your hands wet. This is the opposite of a look don't touch situation.

This place is great for grown ups and littles. I'm a grown up and loved all the interactive…read moreexhibits. They have the fish that do the pedicures that you could stick your hand in; that was wild and so fun (see pic). I spent an embarrassing amount of time there. You can touch jelly fish, snails, sea stars, a turtle. For $5, you can get 3 pieces of fish to feed the stingrays which was so cool. We loved watching the otters. It's a 2 level exhibit where you can watch them underwater and see them in their above water habitat. We were lucky enough to be there at the time of a training session. They were darling! The place was a lot smaller with fewer exhibits than I expected. It's 2 levels with a prescribed path to follow, which I appreciated. The staff were so knowledgeable and very friendly. It was very clean. This would be a great place to spend an hour or so, especially on a hot summer day. For the price of the tickets, it's probably not a place you need to visit more than once, however, I do recommend you visit if you haven't been there.

What a cool place! Where else can you get so much of this under one roof? Movies! Video games!…read moreLaser tag! Food! We were there on a slow evening and had the run of the place. I Highly recommend "The Edge!"

Came for a movie and enjoyed it very much. Didn't order anything to eat, but their cocktails are…read morepretty good. Love the seating in the theater, and that you can order food and drink while watching a movie. The service we received was good.