We were here at the end of the night and it was beautiful and relaxing. The lights lit up the…read morestructures ready to people to hike and climb. Younger kids will love this play area -- and my 20 yr old son who loves dinosaurs and Jurassic Park. I loved watching him appreciate the scenery was fun.

The boys loved it and Im a sucker for theming so you know I loved it. I do wish there were shaded…read moreplaces for parents to sit while the kids run around though.

We took my one-year-old granddaughter to the Crayola Experience while she was visiting for her…read morebirthday weekend, and let me just say, this place is definitely an explosion of COLOR! It was four of us, my husband, my daughter, my granddaughter, and me, and we actually had a really good time. We jumped right in and tried quite a few of the activities. At some point, though, I think the adults were having more fun than the birthday girl! For me, that was probably the biggest takeaway. While a one-year-old can certainly enjoy some of the experience, I think this is much better suited for kids around 4 and up. There is A LOT going on. It's bright, colorful, interactive, and full of activity. After a while, I think it became a little overwhelming for her, and she was pretty much over us and our Crayola adventures. That being said, the experience itself was really nice. The space is beautiful and colorful, and there are so many hands-on things for kids to do. I could definitely see an older child spending hours here creating, exploring, and enjoying all the different activities. Would I recommend it? Yes! But if you're thinking about taking a one-year-old, just know that you may end up enjoying it more than they do. I would personally say around 4 and up is probably the sweet spot for really getting the full experience. We still had a great family day, made some fun memories, and apparently discovered that Crayola isn't just for the kids! We took my one-year-old granddaughter to the Crayola Experience while she was visiting for her birthday weekend, and let me just say, this place is definitely an explosion of COLOR! It was four of us, my husband, my daughter, my granddaughter, and me, and we actually had a really good time. We jumped right in and tried quite a few of the activities. At some point, though, I think the adults were having more fun than the birthday girl! For me, that was probably the biggest takeaway. While a one-year-old can certainly enjoy some of the experience, I think this is much better suited for kids around 4 and up. There is A LOT going on. It's bright, colorful, interactive, and full of activity. After a while, I think it became a little overwhelming for her, and she was pretty much over us and our Crayola adventures. That being said, the experience itself was really nice. The space is beautiful and colorful, and there are so many hands-on things for kids to do. I could definitely see an older child spending hours here creating, exploring, and enjoying all the different activities. Would I recommend it? Yes! But if you're thinking about taking a one-year-old, just know that you may end up enjoying it more than they do. I would personally say around 4 and up is probably the sweet spot for really getting the full experience. We still had a great family day, made some fun memories, and apparently discovered that Crayola isn't just for the kids!

We took our 5- and 3-year-olds to the Crayola Experience Orlando on a weekday and arrived right…read morewhen it opened. There was already a short line, but the staff was friendly, and we got inside without much trouble. Since we'd never been before, I do wish there had been a little more explanation of how everything worked, especially the coins and which activities were included with admission versus which ones cost extra. The kids had a great time. There are a huge number of activities, and most of them are easy enough for young kids to figure out without much instruction. Ours especially loved the tablets with games and the giant Lite-Brite. They also spent some time on the playground, but lost interest once some bigger kids started playing pretty roughly. There's honestly so much going on that it can become a little overwhelming. After a couple of hours, it got fairly loud, and we were all ready for a break. The cafe had a limited food selection, especially if you're looking for something higher in protein, but reentry made it easy to work around. We went to the mall food court for lunch and then came back for a while. The gift shop is excellent and has a lot of creative products you don't normally see. I'd definitely go again, especially now that I understand the layout and how everything works.

My Grandson had an amazing time. The staff was very accommodating and helpful yet still let a 5…read moreyear old actually build a rc car himself. He really took pride in the fact that he made this car himself and the staff did a great job allowing that to happen. Definitely worth the trip.

Not as big of a selection as I hopped but it was fun. Definitely recommend. They have options…read morebetween a push car or a remote RC car. It can range between $40-$100 per car. All the employees were nice and fun to work with.

Some friends with little ones invited us for a play date here since their kids are 6 and 18 months…read more My child is 7 and almost near the "too big for this place" age, but there are several pretend play areas and a few rideable cars she was able to get into and she loved the ball pit with the interactive wall tubes and screen. We did not bring socks so we had to buy them there for $2.50, so for around $18, we were able to go in with our child for 2 hours. 2 adults are free with one child's admission price. I feel like socks should've been included, but you are allowed to bring in your own from home and they don't have to be grip bottom socks. You are given a colored armband that indicates the time you need to leave. 4 stars because there were a lot of coin operated rides/games/machines to play with, however some of them were out of order (carousel, VR game) or were pay to play (air hockey, and another car type of vehicle). The decor and theming was impressive and there were two areas in the back where they had set up for parties that were not happening at the time of our visit. I liked how each set up for the parties came with huge balloon garland that color coordinated with the theme. A thunderstorm rolled through the area while we were there, and it was a nice reminder of why we chose an indoor activity to enjoy today. We spent an hour and 45 minutes there before we had to go, and of course our kids were reluctant to leave! I was also able to capture my friend's baby standing and walking while pushing a baby doll stroller which was very exciting! I would recommend this place if you're looking for an indoor, air conditioned, clean and safe environment for kids aged 18 months to age 7 or 8, this place should be on the list.

It's very crowded on the weekends, but my daughter really enjoys herself when we go! The staff is…read morefriendly and well organized!

We visited Green Meadows on a Sunday morning. It was not crowded. Entry was $18 for ages 2 and…read moreover, a head of lettuce to feed the animals is $6 and pony rides were $5. We fed the animals, rode a pony, played in the corn pit and on the playground as well as took a tractor ride. We saw pigs, donkeys, alpacas, and our favorite the bunnies. We were able to do everything we wanted to do in under 2 hours. There are a few photo ops. All employees we encountered were pleasant. We all enjoyed it but I felt it was expensive.

A true connection between children and what's remains of Florida's farm animals. Green Meadows…read morePetting Farm has been an iconic institution for Florida's children over the years. Unfortunately, for most of us who know it was closed ,but it has now reopen at this new location. The new green meadow petting Farm is better than ever updated and supported by Osceola County. They are currently working every day to update it and to bring more attractions and more animals to continue the connection for the next generation.. our recent visit there indicates this very creed that brought us to them many decades ago. I will not elaborate the numerous emotions a parent may have watching their child touch a chicken or learn about a cow or other farm implements and machinery in a safe, clean, environment , but rather tell you go take your child and experience it for yourself. Admission is reasonable, especially for the various things that you could do there with your family any given day of the week. Parking is ample and spaces are wide, not only for your car, but for your children running in their meadows under a clear sky.. Thank you, Green Meadow Farms, especially to your staff for continuing to have the same great attitude ,even after all these years. We will continue to support you through the next generation..

Fun for all the family. Reasonable prices. They also partner with Groupon for discounts…read more Food and drinks offered. Private parking lot

I actually truly loved this place. It was soooooo man things to do for everyone. The baby area, 4/5…read moredifferent rock walls, The big play pin. The arcade and of course the jumping area. The price was actually pretty good. And with the all day pass it's worth it but I was so tired I wish I got the 1-2 hr pass. They concession stand was pretty expensive, after $10 for a small cup of dip n dots I didn't go back up there. They have cubbies for your items and also $5 lockers. You can also have parties here. And it's so many seating areas ! S/O to Emmanuel he was super helpful and I wish I grabbed her name at the front desk but none the less staff was great. They also have adult nights !

I was expecting a bit more but the concept is cute. It was organized and flowed. The staff give you…read morestep bath step instructions and they go through each with you and help if you need it. If I didn't get a good deal on this I would be upset, it's not worth the price. We made two types of slime one with white glue and another with clear glue. After making and stirring the slime we were able to add charms and glitter to the slime. The staff were once again very helpful but it wasn't much to it. The space is pretty empty but I don't think they could've placed anything more in it. It was very clean and we were given lab coats to put on so we did not get anything on our clothing. It was a experience that was only needed to be had once.

Had a great experience here with my kids & wife. We made an appt that morning and were there an…read morehour later. (It took forever to find in that monstrous mall...it's by Sears btw) The young girl that walked the kids through the process was very friendly and patient with them. It looked like fun, so my wife & I joined in on the fun as well! The kids had a blast and we took some great pictures and made some fun memories there! Can't ask for a whole lot more than that!

Planet Play at the Kennedy Space Center is probably the best kids play area I have been to in a…read morelong time. Three stories of planets with games and slides, not to mention the interactive bits for kids to learn about space while having a blast. There is also a grown ups area to sit and have a drink (and yes I mean alcohol as well as coffee) and relax with charging stations and even grown up table games to pass the time. Lots of employees are around the play area and it makes for a comfortable and safe place to get away from the heat!

Two thumbs up for Ninja Obstacle Academy! We did my son's 7th birthday party there today & it was…read moregreat! My son likes Ninja Warrior, but we hadn't ever been to this place prior to the party. I can definitely say we will be going back! We had the 12 kid package, but they have a larger package available if you are wanting to invite more kids. It was a great price, which includes two hours of fun & 30 minutes of set up beforehand. The party room is upstairs & you have the upstairs area & obstacles all to yourself during the party time. They start by warming the kids up, then they guide them through obstacle courses for an hour or so, then to the party room for whatever food/cake you bring for about 15 minutes, then open gym for the last 45 minutes. The workers were wonderful! They did a great job handling a bunch of first graders. They helped the kids on all the obstacles, if they needed assistance. Other than the set up (30 minutes before the party) & helping with food/cake when they are in the room, the staff handled the rest. You can bring whatever food you'd like! It's about 5 minutes away from Millenia Costco, so we ordered pizzas, which was convenient to pick up. Would definitely recommend for your kiddo's birthday party!

I came here for open gym on a Saturday morning, just my girlfriend and I. A little background, I'm…read moredefinitely not a ninja myself, but I do frequently go to the gym and try to stay active when I can. I've been to ninja gyms a couple times in Houston and Dallas. When we came in, there was absolutely no one there so we had the entire place to ourselves! Robin, one of the trainers, was extremely helpful in giving us the layout of the gym and answered any questions we had. This place is huge and has a ton of obstacles! There's a kids/beginner section upstairs, which we started at. We then moved on to the ground floor which had all the fun stuff. They have almost every obstacle from the American Ninja Warrior TV show, from the wing nuts to the warped wall. They even have the mega wall (18 ft tall I believe)! I will say, I wish there was the bouncing spider obstacle, but I wouldn't be surprised if they rotate out other obstacles every now and then. Maybe it just wasn't that when I went. Most obstacles are padded so when you fall you don't hurt yourself. There were also extra pads you're able to move around for extra cushion. This gym is every Ninja's dream, both kids and adults alike. I'd even go as far to recommend this place for regular active adults looking for something fun to do in the Orlando area. You might not be able to do everything, but hey, if you aren't falling, you aren't having fun. For open gym, it's $20 per person, which is pretty standard for ninja gyms and we spent about an hour and a half here. Pro tip: come on a Saturday morning. You'll have the whole gym to yourself.

Community Playground is also known as Castle Park and is a cool enough park in Winter Park,…read moreFlorida. The park itself is currently closed getting a face-lift, but it looks like it will be staying in the same vein. I am looking forward to seeing the new version when this park opens towards the end of this year (2026).

The beloved Community Playground was built by volunteers in 1987 in Martin Luther King Jr. Park in…read morethe historic Hannibal Square neighborhood. Nationally renowned playground architect Robert Leathers designed the castle themed play area with the help of suggestions made by children at local elementary schools. For something built in the 1980's, this playground has held up really well. New generations of children are able to play on the wooden playground which has towers, swings, and slides. There are multiple levels with lots of places for princes and princesses to unleash their imagination. Picnic tables are also in this area for when you need to rest a spell. This area has a lot of trees providing shade and restrooms are only a few feet away. This castle playground is truly enchanting.