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    Sky Zone Trampoline Park

    3.3 (4 reviews)
    Closed • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    25 days ago

    Great experience when I went with my friends. Very clean environment and nice staff as well. I will be coming back soon!

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    5 months ago

    $75 for 2 kids/2 hrs and not much to do. They are 8 and 9 YO boys. Also, they are very strict.

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    Big Air Houston - The arcade.

    Big Air Houston

    3.6(20 reviews)
    8.2 mi
    Kid friendly
    Large group friendly

    Very fun atmosphere and amazing for young kids party's, good food and lots of fun, would highly…read morerecommend for anyone wanting to spend some time away from home

    Love this place! The park is clean and they always have plenty of staff members to cover all the…read moreguests. They have a great theme for weekends called cosmic nights. They shut the lights off and turn on leds and black lights. I actually came here with my kids twice on a Groupon deal where you get an hour and a half of time in the park for 6 guest for about $85. It's a great deal if you only plan on coming twice a year... they have a monthly membership at $15 per membership. You get as many visits as you want and each membership comes with a buddy pass. I have three kids so that's six kids every visit for $65 dollars a month! Totally worth it. I have already been with them about 8 times in three weeks. The memberships come with discounts at the concession Thursdays you get one free large pizza and half off icees. I've been meaning to leave a review since we have joined, but tonight one of the staff members really went above and beyond. I brought my 3 kids, 2 friends and my toddler. The kids were in the basketball area and one of my boys had recently scraped his leg pretty badly on his bike a couple of days ago. Kendrick was working that area and was watching the boys. They were rough with each other and hurt my son's leg again. Kendrick saw he was crying and holding his leg and took care of my boy without me even noticing. He provided first aide with peroxide and a new bandage for his leg. The. He gave him a free icee to cheer him up. That type of service deserved this review. It was lo g overdue.

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    Little Beakers - The Woodlands

    Little Beakers - The Woodlands

    4.4(27 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    This is a great place for your littles especially if they love science and experimenting…read more We were invited to a birthday party here and As usual there is a room for hosting the party. The rooms are somewhat small so check out the capacity for the amount of kids you're catering for. I'm not sure if they have bigger rooms as two I saw were the same size but on the smaller end. Also the pipes weren't working and the sinks smelled really bad. The highlight of the experience was after when they came and got the kids and started the experiments. For this part the kids did about four different experiments and they had so much fun learning and experimenting. It can get a little chaotic and I wished they had separate rooms to do the experiments as there were two other sets of experiments going on and it was just loud and the guy had to be shouting a lot. Overall the kids loved it and they even got to play with other random stuff that was not apart of the experiments that are in the area. They were also given lab coats and eyewear and they looked like real scientists which they loved. The experiments were very kid friendly and they got to bring home some of their work, like slime and fake snow. Without the party kids can come in and enjoy the room and do different experiments which I was told there are different packages of what you'd want your kids to do. The bathrooms were messy and toilet paper was all around on the wet floor. So that for me is a let down as we have young kids and would want to ensure they have somewhere clean to use. It's also like a big warehouse though and things are just round and about.

    Little Beakers is a great concept for birthdays or one on one time with your kiddo. We recently…read morecelebrated our grand daughters 6th birthday here and the kids and adults all agreed that it was a wonderful time. The venue is quite large so we had an entire area to ourselves. The young lady who guided the 13 children through each experiment was was fantastic. Imagine trying to hold the attention of over a dozen children and then safely guiding them through the experiments. Great job! I'm pretty sure the adults had a lot of fun as well assisting with making slime, creating a volcano, and a mini bottle rocket. A separate room was also provided for the pizza party (bring your own) and cake. Parents can also rent by the hour open lab time. They provide a binder with easy to follow directions and you can move between stations completing all the different experiments. What a great concept!

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