It's a cute place, my 9 year old and 6 year old played happily for the duration of our 2 hour jump…read morepass. The play area is huge. They've got a toddler area that's sectioned off and a little building block area outside of the bounce area for younger kids. Lockers if you want to lock things up or cubbies for shoes and a little cafe with quite a few options. There's also a pretty diverse arcade, so lots to keep your attention. It is VERY loud. Between the constant blowers, kids screaming, and loud music, it's hard to hear announcements. Not great for kids with sensory struggles unless you plan accordingly with ear protection. Otherwise, very fun place. We'll definitely be back, and I'll definitely bring ear plugs next time.

This place had a lot going on!…read more Ages: crawlers (1+) can use the toddler area, but the rest of the park is perfect for ages up to the teens. They have sports areas like soccer and basketball, large slides, and a jousting type area that had tons of teenagers having a good time. The arcade and claw machines are a good spot for a break/change of scenery. Staff: staff did a good job of monitoring kids and kindly correcting improper use of equipment to keep everyone safe. They were super courteous and kept areas clean. I appreciate staff that can interact well with the kiddos. Price: I love that they have much lower prices for parents. Adults are $7 and kids are $19.95, ages 3 and under $15.95. There is a 2 hour time limit but you can add on time for a lower cost as well. We spent about $50 at the food court for a family of 4, including treats like slushies! We were all full. I reccomended getting food after jump time has run out. It's nice to have a one stop shop. Pizza and wings were good! Love that it's indoors and well air conditioned as the summer approaches. Excited to be back!

I would recommend getting the annual pass. The general admission is about $27 verses annual pass…read moreabout $45/person. It's an easy activity for the children and there's lots to do inside. It does get quite busy on the weekends. As you enter, you receive two coins - customize a crayon or get playdoh from the vending machine in the middle of the facility. The crayons make a cute gift for all ages. I made one for my husband and a friend and they absolutely love it. The activities we have today is nothing compared to how we grew up! The staff were patient, kind, and helpful. Thank you for making the experience great! One of the things I didn't like were the playgrounds. I went with a four year old so naturally we went on the playground suitable for her age. I saw bigger children on this one and children not supervised by their parents. I didn't like how it was monitored.

Yelp 100 Challenge - # 28…read more Located in the Shops of Willow Bend, the Crayola experience is a nice indoor area for a kid that enjoys coloring. This location offers single day tickets or annual passes. In my opinion, if you purchase the annual passes. It is equivalent to purchasing two single visit tickets. With each visit you receive two coins to be used throughout and a clear bar to hold all or your items. You can create a ring or race car crayon. You can create melted crayon splatter art. There is a coloring station, chalk area, watercolor painting, and a small indoor play area. It is a nice indoor area to take kiddos to beat the outdoor elements and still have fun. Snacks for purchase with surprise crayon visits for photos.

Moms hear me when I say this: the bathrooms are IMMACULATE. This truly matters when you have little…read morekids. We came here for a birthday party. The art is really fun. They have a few vintage arcade games and a couple of inflatables, too. This is the perfect party spot for kids 5-10. Definitely a terrific party spot!

RUDE- Shame on you. Your guy at the front after we PAID for gun upgrade, had the nerves to tell a…read more9 y/o "just use regular guns" and refused to give another one....only bcz the one he has was jammed

So fun for all children so big we played hide and seek so fun . Me and my friends loved it so much .read more

From the owner: Experience the ultimate adventure at The World’s Biggest Bounce Park! Spanning 25,000 square feet,…read moreour larger-than-life park is packed with thrilling attractions and zones guaranteed to ignite your imagination. From epic hide-and-seek matches to towering 23-foot drops, challenge yourself on obstacle courses, ninja challenges, and battle beams. With wipeout-inspired games and a giant bounce house featuring a DJ, there's fun for everyone. Don't miss out on creating unforgettable memories with family and friends – visit us for a limited time only!

This is the nicest and cleanest K1 we have been to. Our boys love gokarting and since it gets so…read morehot during summer indoor gokarting is the only way for big and small to enjoy some friendly racing among friends. I'm saying this is the nicest facility so far compare to the ones we have visited in other states or even the ones in Austin. Friendly staff, nicely maintained track and gokarts. Fun morning for everyone! Don't forget to sign the waiver online for each participant! And check out for deals they have! We have three boys and one adult who love gokarting so deals are great!

We drove 40 minutes looking forward to go-karting, but the unexpected fee and how our concerns were…read morehandled left us disappointed. After booking tickets online, we arrived and learned that we also had to purchase a required membership pass. That extra charge wasn't clearly disclosed to me during checkout. If a membership is mandatory, customers should see the full cost before paying and making the drive. Finding out at the counter felt misleading. The website advertised speeds of 45 mph, but the front-counter employee told us he could slow the karts down. They definitely didn't feel that fast to me, although I can't verify the actual speed. The experience didn't match the expectations the advertising created. When I brought up the membership fee with the manager, he essentially said it was corporate policy and there was nothing he could do. I understand he may not control the policy, but his response felt dismissive rather than helpful. I'm sharing this so others can make an informed decision before booking. Ask about the required membership fee, the total price, and what speeds you can realistically expect. Clear upfront pricing and a more thoughtful response would have made a big difference.

This was an absolutely wonderful experience. Lots of learning opportunities for the kids, every kid…read morewe saw was totally engaged and excited. Not all job sites are open at once but the QR code which led to the live schedule made it very easy to plan ahead on what to do. We went on a Thursday and it wasn't too hectic, plenty of opportunities to do different activities and no long waits. Generally, there was one staff per room which is plenty when the maximum kids allowed was 6. In the rooms where they allowed 10 or more, there were 2 or 3 staff. Wristbands and credit cards kept everything well organized, the staff was friendly and helpful, and the entire site was very clean. Highly recommend for an educational and entertaining experience. Fun fact - the airplane that you see at the entrance is a refurbished real plane donated by American Airlines, and you go inside the plane for the pilot training which had an impressive flight simulator.

I took my godchildren to KidZania, and they had an absolute blast! From start to finish, they were…read moreengaged, having fun, and learning through all the different interactive experiences. That said, navigating the activities could be a bit confusing at times. It would be really helpful if there were a more structured flow or even a chaperone to guide families through the different experiences. Also, some of the features weren't open, and it wasn't always clear when kids could participate in certain activities. If it wasn't for Regan we would have been completely lost Even with that, the kids truly enjoyed themselves, which made it worth it. There were still plenty of things to do, and they stayed excited the entire time. I would definitely bring them back so they can experience even more of what KidZania has to offer.

Yelp 100 Challenge 2023…read more #48 Park hours vary so be sure to check the website before pulling up. My family and I visited on a Sunday and made the mistake of arrive too early. The park opens at 11:30am on Sunday but feel free to arrive earlier because the wave pool umbrellas fill up quickly and you do not wanted to be left unshaded in the Texas Sun. Parking is free so no need to bring extra cash for parking. Hawaiian Waters provides floating tubes and lifejackets, so no personal floating tubes. Food Options Taco Truck Food Booth with Hotdogs, Cheeseburgers, Pizza, and Funnel Cakes to list a Few Dipping Dots Slushy Station And each ticketed guest gets to bring in a cooler of food for an additional $17. Hawaiian Falls is a great family get away with a nice lazy river and wave pool.

We visited on a Saturday in June and left disappointed by the overall condition of the park. While…read morethe attractions were open and the kids still had fun, the facility appears to be suffering from a lack of maintenance. Many of the lounge chairs were either covered in bird droppings or had broken straps. Several inflatables felt noticeably underinflated, and many areas looked dirty and worn. The large screen at the wave pool was also missing, which added to the impression that upkeep has been put off. This park has a lot of potential and is conveniently located, but right now it feels tired and neglected. For the price of admission, I expected a cleaner and better-maintained experience. I hope management invests in refreshing the park because it could be a great family destination again.

your entire staff is amazing. Let's start with Rita at the bar. Never makes anybody wait long for a…read moredrink. Then we go to your lead Tech Marcus amazing couldn't do a better job then you go to Jorge Manager whoever made that decision obviously knows what they're doing because he is a stud then you go Bria. That young is professional, sweet outgoing and very responsive as all of them. You need to have other come visit this one because this the best arcade in the entire state and it's because of your I drive an hour and 15 minutes to go there even though it's out of my way because I know the people they appreciate my business and we spend a fortune there!!!

From the adult perspective - the customer service is lacking, the prices are steep and the main…read moreattraction - the race cars, are slow and expensive. The race cars are really the main attraction here and the entire place revolves around the racing. You cannot make a reservation. It's a first come, first serve situation. There are four racing categories (see below), so if you come with a group of mixed ages or heights you may not all be able to race together (I've witnessed this shock when birthday parties assume they can race together). The Intermediate and Junior Races are slower than you'd assume. I could jog faster, but the WORST part is the speed. They go so slow and are controlled so it's nearly impossible to pass another racer or actually RACE! The Mini Mario has some speed and speed is adjusted based on the general age of the racers in the heat. The cost is $29 down to $15, which doesn't sound horrible, but after waiting for a long time for your group to be called and then racing for 1min to 7 minutes, the cost is really high! High enough you're not likely to get in line and do it again. CUSTOMER SERVICE: Ugh. There are kiosks and a giant line with actual people at a counter. Don't be mistaken YOU MUST go to the kiosk FIRST and fill out waivers, although there are no signs anywhere telling you that. We've filled out waivers on line before arriving, only to find ourselves at the front of the line and told "we can't find it, now to to the kiosks and get back in line". It's awful. The employees don't seem to like their jobs, or likely are sick of people being upset at them for the HORRIBLE process management has set up. We've never been able to find someone on the floor to help us when a video game eats our money or doesn't work either. The guys in the race area are hit or miss. Sometimes they're patient and kind. Other times they mumble and seem pissed off to be there. GAMES: The video games are the same as other places around town, but after driving all the way out here, searching for parking and then racing for 5 minutes we've always felt like we need to play a few games to make the trip worth it. FOOD: We've never eaten here, but it's basic bar food (hamburger, hot dogs, nachos, etc) and the cost is high for such basic food. We'd rather pay the same amount for better food options in the area. All that to say, expect to spend $$$ to come race, eat and play at Andrettis. Make sure your group has checked the height & age requirements to make sure you can race together. And finally, come with a lot of patience. ----- Race Categories ----- ADULT RACE 7- Minute Heat. Adult Races are for drivers at least 54" Tall and either 18+ yrs old or 15+ yrs old with State Issued Driver's License or Permit. Max Weight: 300 lbs. INTERMEDIATE RACE: 7- Minute Heat. Intermediate Races are for drivers at least 54" tall. Recommended Minimum Age: 12 yrs old. Max Weight: 300 lbs JUNIOR RACE: 7- Minute Heat. Junior Races are for drivers at least 48" Tall. Recommended Minimum Age: 7 yrs old. MINI MARIO KART RACE: 5- Minute Heat. Minimum Height: 36″ Tall. Maximum Weight: 90lbs. Recommended Ages: 4-6 yrs old.

5 stars -- We had an absolute blast. I took my 2- and 4-year-old by myself and wasn't entirely sure…read morewhat to expect. My 4-year-old had seen Fritz's on YouTube and wanted to go, so I did just enough research to know we needed tennis shoes and that I should be prepared to climb and crawl with them, and off we went. Both girls were nervous about several attractions at first, but that honestly became one of my favorite parts of the experience. They were able to try things at their own pace, build confidence, and go back to obstacles that initially scared or challenged them. Watching my 2-year-old repeatedly attempt one obstacle, finally master it, and come running over so proud of herself was worth the admission by itself. There was plenty for both of their ages to do without harnesses, including the underground tunnels, climbing areas, airplane and laser maze. I also loved that this isn't exclusively a little-kid attraction. We saw toddlers, elementary-age kids, teenagers and adults all genuinely having fun. As my kids grow, there will still be new things here for them to try. I participated with my kids instead of watching from the sidelines, and I had just as much fun as they did. If you're bringing younger children, I'd definitely recommend wearing comfortable clothes and tennis shoes and being prepared to climb, crawl and explore with them if that's your parenting style. The facility was clean, the staff were friendly, and we were pleasantly surprised by the food--it was good and reasonably priced for an attraction. We stayed for hours and still didn't do everything. We enjoyed it enough that I bought a season pass. With my girls currently being young enough to enter free, it was an incredible value, especially for an indoor, air-conditioned activity in Texas. We'll absolutely be back.

My son enjoyed himself, but there are HUGE safety concerns here. He would have been safer on a…read moreconstruction site. He ran into a concrete wall at full speed and almost hurt himself because it was so dark. He also got injured while in the plane and his friend also got injured on the slide. I have included a picture. There was also a man who made him extremely uncomfortable who works there and who was wearing black lipstick. Tattoos everywhere and just not professional. Additionally, my son and his two friends went to get snacks and one of the items his friend was buying was .12 cents short. The worker gave him no grace and wouldn't let him have it. I mean, I get it was a little short, but seriously? He was buying it for his friend who needed a drink too. You guys lost an opportunity as a business to go above and beyond -- especially for an eleven year old! My son had a fun time, but I'm not sure if I'd take him back. I think his friends made the experience TBH. Y'all need to hire better and fix those safety issues. Someone will sue. UPDATE: They went through the motions of responding publicly, but once contacted through email completely stonewalled me and never responded. Will never give them another dime and neither should you.