Fun time on a rainy or sunny day. My son loved the slides and the maze. It is also pretty…read morereasonably priced and I like how you don't have to pay for an adult entry ticket.

Went for a birthday party. No mother's room for nursing. Instead, they have a wooden chair in the…read morefamily bathroom for you to use to nurse. I chose to nurse in the bathroom as it was the only quiet space offered to me when I asked about a mother's room. As I had ample time in the family bathroom nursing twins, I couldn't help noticing how dirty the bathroom was. It was 10:30am and toilet and floor were very dirty. In the party eating room there were two highchairs available, although one had broken straps and the child couldn't be strapped in. I have these same highchairs in my home. They are $25 from Ikea - I would hope a replacement highchair is in the works. As I was a guest for a birthday party, I did not pay attention to prices. My 3-year-old had a blast however; they are lacking accommodations for families with younger children and that made our time difficult. We don't plan to return.

Lots of cool experiments and science learnings to keep the small kiddos entertained easily for…read more2hrs; nice space, 2 full floors of activities and get your kids engaged with STEM

We had such a blast! They had things for kids of all ages and for adults too! Everyone had a really…read moregreat time.

Grandkidz and friendz had a blast at the birthday party, lots to keep them entertained on a rainy…read moreafternoon!

The kids had a great time playing games going on the slide just fun for my four year-old grandson…read more Snacks were fine and had a great time. Enjoy yourself when you're there.

Highly Recommend Going With your kids It is so much fun to…read morewatch them play and enjoy the fun of the trampolines

My 2 year old loves coming here, and it's nice to let them get some energy out, however, on more…read morethan one occasion, I have brought him here and a multitude of things are broken/gross. In the ninja course(?) above the ball pit, there was a wooden structure with foam padding around it, broken and a few nails were poking out. I told employees about it and they duct taped it. It was like that for weeks. Unsure if it is still like that. In the under 10 section, I will crawl through with my child. Netting is ripped, even high up. Many horrible things could go wrong with that. The plank bridges have been broken where a child could fall down to the next floor of the structure. The lower you go in the levels, the more gross it gets. The only staff I see walking around dancing, making sure things are going okay are the older ones. The teenagers that work there hardly come from behind the front desk.

I'm from Vermont, but we were visiting family in Sanbornton so we decided to make the trip to…read moreManchester to check out Chuck E. Cheese. My four year old has been seeing commercials on tv for it and has been begging to go. None of us have ever been to a Chuck E. Cheese. What I liked: I love the black light stamp that ensures your child can't leave with anybody else. I thought that was amazing. We all enjoyed the food. Not terribly priced, but still pretty delicious (for a kids pizza/play joint). The games that were specifically for smaller children. The staff is amazing. I thought someone refilled my drink and drank off of it, so they gave me another cup no problem. The machine ate our tickets and didn't count them, so they told us to tell them that so and so said to add 100 on to our total. Then we tell them and our total was like 970 and she said so you have 1000. The last thing my son wanted was 50 more tickets than he had left and they let him get it. Another thing - the manager was out and about testing every game throughout the time we were there to make sure they all were in working condition and if they weren't, guess what? They actually got fixed! We spent four hours there, spending $50 on the largest amount of "tokens" for our play pass and it was more than enough. We ended up buying a shirt, as well, which was only $10. Everything is reasonably priced and good quality. I wish we had one closer to home

I'm extremely dissatisfied and frustrated with the lack of care and support that I received while…read morevisiting Chuck E Cheese on May 29, 2926, in Manchester. While visiting my son scanned his card 23 times for one game. He had no idea that he had done this. When I spoke with the manger and asked if there was anything that could be done - the answer was no. You played the game. In fact there were many time he didn't not play. he had no idea what he had done. We came here for his birthday. It was supposed to be a special day and instead, it was disappointing at best. He used 1/4 of his tickets in 2 mins bc at the age of 6 he didn't understand what he was doing. I get it - the business needs to make a profit - but really? None of the 23 credits could be reimbursed? That seems silly, Needless to say I don't see us returning to Manchester Chuck E Cheese anytime soon. Additionally I will advising others to stay away as well. It is too bad, bc overall the stuffed crust pizza isn't terrible, and my son truly enjoys his time there. However, I can't support a business that lacks the empathy and compassion to help fix the mistake of just turned 6 year old, on his birthday.

I love to bring my kids here- the place is always clean, they have lots of places for parents to…read moresit. You can order food right there or they have a full delivery service with Brookside pizza down the road. I love the climbing area with the slides- I'm able to play with my children. You can let your kids basically have free roam of the place. The only reason I give a 4 star review is because of the price structure. They go by height rather than age. So a short 6 year old costs less than a tall 3 year old. However I can see why they do it- because not all parents are honest about age. Between food, admission and snacks it's easy to drop $60-80. Admission for my two kids is $30, whether we arrive when they open or an hour before closing. It would be nice to offer a cheaper rate for parents who arrive later in the day. Or maybe a frequent flyer card where you can purchase a certain number of visits in advance for a discount. Be sure to get a card because with each visit they punch the card and you can earn a free one. I love Friday nights because they often offer something f special like Glow night, hands on reptile shows and other fun activities. This place really is great for kids especially on a cold or rainy day when you need to get the kids out of the house before you go crazy yourself. We would come more often if it was more affordable.

It's a good place for a few hours of fun for younger kids. Lots of jumping and obstacle courses to…read morekeep them busy. It was fairly slow on a Saturday which was a positive as far as the kids getting to have full access to stations. The cafe is a bit bazare, as I'm not sure the teenagers working there really were trained on how to cook the product. It took a good 40 minutes to get a pizza (and we were the only people who ordered). There was plenty of parking and was well maintained. $15 per child $5 per adult. They also have free WiFi.

Great for kids in Kindergarten and under, although they allow kids up to 12 (under 63" /127 lbs…read more There is a separate toddler and junior area, but is difficult for kids to distinguish the difference. The cost was $18 per kid, plus $3 if you don't bring your own grippy socks- but they allow you to bring your own. The host , seemed to be the owner, and was friendly and got everyone checked in quick and efficient. They were ready to go a few minutes before official open time; I always view that as a sign of a quality place.

Pretty good. Usually not that busy when I've gone. A good spot for toddlers. My girl is 2 and loved…read moreit. Easy for her to get around and go up and down the slides safely. Some play places stress me out and this isn't one of them.

Cool place but definitely not for beginner climbers. As a beginner, there were only a couple of…read moreboulder climbs for my skill level. The climbing paths were also labeled with tape which was a little confusing. It was occasionally difficult to identify the correct path for certain climbs. It seems like a great spot for advanced climbers, but definitely not for me.

Had a hard time deciding between 2 and 3 stars in this review. Here are some issues I found with…read morethe place: 1. Routes are not color coded and, instead, use tapes to indicate routes. I understand this is cheaper than having to maintain the large inventory of holds required for colored routes but it is very confusing. 2. The crash pads/mats in the bouldering area can be significantly improved. In some cases they hide the lower footholds from routes, they are not flat and in some regions near where they meet the wall they are quite dirty. 3. The V rating in this gym makes little sense. There are some supposedly hard routes that are very easy and some supposedly trivial routes that should have been more highly rated. However, it was still fun to climb and the lady in the cashier was helpful. Though I would suggest explaining to new comers that there is a lower price for bouldering only day pass. Would also suggest making hand lotion available (moisturizer).

Such a fun inside playground! Very clean, everyone is nice and can spend hours here with no issues…read more Will come again.

Such a great place ! Very clean, spacious & friendly environment. Highly Recommend! I went with my…read more3 year old & 1 year old. They had so much fun!

What can I say besides "wow!"…read more X-treme craze was a really cool place! Our family members recommended it for our son, and we're excited to take him on the bounce-house Nerf gun wars. I believe we visited on a Tuesday or Wednesday, whichever night it was they had a special an hour of Nerf wars for $20/pp. Our son had a great time in the HUGE (HUUUUUUUGE!!!) bounce area ( it is so big they have CCTV in the back for parents/non-participents to watch from the seating area). They also had a variety of games, which require a pre-paid card, but were all very reasonably priced (0.25 cents to $1.75). The pre-paid card also came with certain deals (load $10 receive $12 credit) and there were a variety of games for a variety of different skill-levels. They had the "play until you win" claw machine too, which is great for kids of all ages. The prize wall was expansive and the prizes were "priced" fairly. It ranged from a few points for candy to thousands of points for larger items. My son was able to get a stuffed animal for around 700 points, and he loves that thing. The area was clean, it was not crowded, parking was plentiful and staff was friendly and approachable. We really loved Xtreme craze.

This place is so fun to bring your kids. You could actually win arcade prizes that are decent not…read morethat much games but the jumpy is epic you could jump in there for like over five hours. The laser tag is epic too. It's still controls the people telling you what to do that were there so it's very organized Frozen lemonade delicious