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This place is circling the drain. Now that the "new" has worn off, the poor management is really beginning to show.
Things are dirty and damaged. Many things are "out of order" or perpetually "closed for maintenance."
They seem to be struggling financially. Their concession prices have risen significant and they seem to be buying items from Costco to sell at a markup.
Their "snow" area has been shutdown and is now filled with rice. It also smells suspiciously like urine. I thought maybe my nose was playing tricks on me, but the (handwritten) signs reminding you to take your children to the restroom before they play confirms that pee in the rice pit has been an issue.
I bought the Groupon they offered recently (another sign they are in danger). The Groupon was $12 for two hours. This should be their everyday price... because this place is absolutely not worth the $24 they normally charge for two hours.
I seriously think this place will go out of business sometime in 2020. Not because the idea isn't a great one, but because it's soooooo poorly run/kept up.
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I've been here twice now.
The facility is very shiny and there are a lot of neat aspects, but there are definitely a few "kinks" to be ironed out.
Most immediately, I feel like this place is overpriced for the amount of time you get. It's definitely not a place you can go frequently, especially is you have multiple children. They also do not offer discount "packs" like some other play places (i.e. Kid's Planet in Brownsburg).
There is also the issue of asking parents to pay full price for admission if their child is over two.
I went with a group. My child is 5, but my 2 year old niece was also there. I asked to buy a pair of adult socks, with the intention of helping my brother by occasionally watching over my niece in the playground. I paid for my 5 year old, and asked for a pair of adult socks too, but the cashier refused to even sell me the socks. I tried to explain the situation, but either the language barrier was too much, or she just didn't care.
I wasn't planning on playing. I just wanted to be able to go and help her if she needed it and my brother was otherwise occupied (using the restroom, ordering food, etc.)
Another concern is the owner's children, who are left basically unattended for hours at a time... and have free run of the facilities.
On my last visit, they monopolized 90% of the LEGO blocks in the block area, and would not allow other children to play or use the blocks. One of the children ripped a block from the hands of my two year old niece for no other reason than that they didn't want other children to play.
Because there was no supervision, there was no one there to tell them that they were being little jerks (as children occasionally are).
If they were other paying customers, I'd probably not be so annoyed, but we spent more than $100 for two hours of play time... And if it were a park, or other venue, I might just tell my child to wait her turn, but when you're paying by the hour, it becomes an issue.
I sincerely hope they do something to remedy this problem (by either assigning someone to supervise their children, or by leaving them at home and running a business as a business.)
Pros: Amazing bubble tea, super great banana ice cream rolls, seemingly very clean, great concept.
Cons: Everything else. read more