A pretty fun facility. I'd say the indoor playground is definitely more suitable for older kids…read morelike maybe 5+. It can get pretty loud with all the birthday parties going on. They do have arcade games that are pretty reasonably priced. It gets super busy here on the weekend afternoons, be prepared to park far away and then walk.

This was my second visit to Xtreme Craze and definitely will not be my last. My children did 40…read moreminute experience laser tag with one hour bounce time and $5 arcade credit for $31per child. Smaller children are welcomed in the park and have to be supervised by an adult for ages four and under. Laser tag is catered to ages 7 and up. My 3 year old was able to navigate through some experiences in the park alone. There are various slides and drop I would not encourage for the younger children. There were various activites for the children to do in the inflatable park. Grippy socks are not allowed in the park. This establishment offers reasonable pricing for food. My children loved the cheese pizzas and slushies. There are seats by the inflatable park for adults to sit in while they watch their children. Lockers are also provided. There are places to put your coat throughout the establishment. There were plenty of staff on the premises who were all friendly and healthy. Chris was super friendly and kind during laser tag.

Looking for something to do with your toddlers, preschoolers, or kids up to around age 8? Polkadot…read morePlayhouse is set up for hours of fun. It's an indoor play space, with several different options for entertainment. There's an area full of huge foam building blocks for building structures. There's a craft space with all kinds of different crafts to do, such as mask-making, card decorating, etc. There's a dough space with rollers and cutters. There are tables for trains, tables for building blocks (like Lego). There's a huge kitchen pretend space with lots of food and appliances and the like. And then, there is a huge indoor climbing structure, complete with rope ramp up, a big curling tube slide down, and all kinds of interlocking tubes. If that's a little intimidating, there's a smaller structure for smaller kids, too. There's a place for eating. You can bring in your own stuff, or they sell really inexpensive snacks ranging from chips and the like to applesauce and yogurt. It was a good mix of healthy and otherwise, including lots of bottled water, etc. PPH can host your kid's birthday party, and they really set up a great event. I attended a birthday party there for a 3 year old girl, and it was ROCKING! I'm sure all the kids slept well. The place is set up well for parents, such that you don't have to hover over your kids all the time for fear of them wandering off or being stolen, and such that you can relax a little bit. The owners are wonderful and friendly, with that perfect mix of non-intrusive but still attentive. They keep things tidy and the crafts refreshed. Oh, did I mention that the place is incredibly clean and bright and new-feeling? It's not a dingy mall spot. So, if you're looking for something different than a fast food playground, this place is great. Stay as long as you want for $8 a kid (parents are free), or get a Pack of six visits for $36 (saving $12). Pretty decent, considering you don't get hit for bad food, and it's so well attended and stocked. Check it out yourself!

Our first time here was for our kiddo's 3rd birthday, and Jam Time more than exceeded our…read moreexpectations! While planning the party, Jam Time set themselves apart from other locations with their price transparency right on their website, as well as consistent communication leading up to the party date so we knew how to plan for the day. The indoor space has a wide variety of toys and equipment for a range of ages, the highlights were the bounce house, the play structure with multiple slides, and the train table. They had a ton of ride-on toys and pretend play toys, as well as a dedicated area for younger babies to play and crawl around. All of the kids in our party had a blast! It was a shared space with the public so there were lots of other families there but it didn't feel overcrowded. Ari and Zane did an excellent job managing our party from start to finish. They took all the food we brought in and set it up in the party room in an organized arrangement, and they communicated well with us parents so we knew the general timeline of playtime, eating, and the cake presentation. JT the Moose came out at the end of the party to greet all the kids, he was a hit! At the end, they packed up all the food and cake for us to take back home. Highly recommend Jam Time for your birthday party needs or for just burning off some toddler energy!

We had our son's 4th birthday party here and it was amazing. The staff at the party were on point…read morefrom the get go, the party room was set up beautifully when we arrived, the event coordinators (Ari, Ava, Nyla) drove the party well. Thank you for such a memorable party!

My daughter Layla is 6 months old and starting to get very curious to her surroundings and…read moreplaytime. I felt like finding a place to help socialize her. I tried the free trial at MyGym in Woburn and she loved it. Loved seeing other babies! Since loved it so much ai signed her up for 2 week trial for $29 in Newton which is closer to home for us! We went this morning and she had a good time. The staff was careful with her when holding and playing and very encouraging. They made her safety a priority while in the swing. And made sure she had a good time and were engaging with the parents as well! I plan to attend more morning classes with her and see where the 2 weeks takes us! Thank you again My Gym!

We took advantage of the free class here because I wanted to try it out for my son. He loved…read moreplaying in the gym but he hated the classes. I don't think he has enough patience to deal with a 30-45 minute class to stand still and do their circle time. I felt like most of the time he wanted to run away to play in the ballpit. The teachers there are nice and super friendly and tried to divert his attention. Due to my random work schedule where I am unable to do a weekly class, For now I will probably stick to places that have open play without needing a membership.

A friend and I took our almost-2-year-old boys here on a rainy Saturday morning a few weekends ago…read moreand LOVED it. According to the parents at the check in counter it can apparently get fairly crowded at times, but when we were there there was hardly anyone at all. In the front room, my son spent a lot of time at the train table (of course!) and with a lights and noise busy box toy in the padded infant area. There were also several rocking horses, construction toys, and a dress up corner that some older kids were having loads of fun with. But the majority of our time was spent in the gym/gross motor space. There were all variety of balls, big cars and ride-on toys--some that were donated by local stores--small slides and climbing structures. By far his favorite was the "roller coaster" cart and track they had against the back wall. I had never seen anything like it before and at first I thought it looked a bit unsafe (like how did the kids not go toppling over the edge of the track or zooming off the front of it...) If you've seen this track maybe you can understand my concerns but after watching a few other kids go first it seemed pretty fun so we tried it. And then we did it over, and over, and over and over as toddlers are wont to do. So, cart fun aside, the parts that *I* liked best were: easy parking on the sidestreet next to the church, cubbies next to the door for storing shoes and bags, I could take my coffee inside with no problem at all, clean bathrooms, there were seats in the gym area for parents to sit, and kid sized picnic tables in the front room for snacktime. You can even buy snacks and drinks there to have. I commented to my friend that I wished there were books and she pointed out there were a few boxes of them up against one of the walls. There didn't appear to be many, though, and I guess that would be the one thing I might improve--at one point in our several hours there my son was kind of in a lull and could've used some quiet time so a more inviting "quiet time" space with books and bean bags or whatnot would've been nice I think. This place is run as a co-op, meaning those who pay the $45 to join for the winter must commit to volunteer a certain number of hours. We paid $10 as first time visitors and will definitely be going back so they said we could apply the $10 toward our membership next time (if I can find the receipt). Overall this was a great place to spend a few hours with an active toddler and we'll definitely be going back.

Really fun place for children all ages, my toddler loves this place, esp for the cold winter…read moremonths. A lot of toys, activities, sports for children to have fun!

Central Rock Gym is the place to go if you're looking for a rock climbing place in the area!…read more I've only visited once but I had such a fun time. I had no idea they had a fitness room with machines + good amount of equipment needed to get a good workout in. They have one side that is geared towards beginner rock climbers & more difficult climbs on the other side for more advanced climbers. Workers are super kind and are helpful. Would definitely come back again!

A friendly and welcoming Rock Climbing Gym for any level of experience!…read moreI only rock climbed once and recently wanted to try it again for fun. This spot was not crowded at all and had a lot of open area to try new things. There is a video that they have you watch to get an understanding of the gym, and what sections are for what type of climb. The staff was also very nice in answering questions and making sure you are safe. For beginner climbers, you can climb on short rocks without gear and you can climb tall rocks with gear. There is a large section of the gym where you need a certificate to climb so those were off limits to me. Overall I spent about an hour and a half trying each climb. A very good spot to check out if you are a beginner or just need an open space to climb.

Beware, these memberships are hard to cancel. The 6-month or 1 year memberships will continue…read morecharging even after those time periods. They will reference the contract but this stuff is buried and they don't explain this to you when you sign up, just like a gym membership. Keep an eye on your credit cards folks and call before the time period to cancel. Here is the phone number. 800-960-4778 ext 4

Space was clean, including bathrooms. Staff was present all around, supervising and answering…read morequestions. Lots of entertainment options for kids and adults alike. The one thing that would make this place perfect, is an improvement in the food from the cafe they run. Taste was average but the pricing was also average/low(compared to other places). All around, a great trampoline venue.

A pretty fun facility for young kids…read more The indoor park is pretty small, and a standard admission is $13. In order to play other games, you will likely need to pay extra. I was surprised by how expensive some games are, like the claw machine would require 9 credits per play, if I remember it correctly. I'd say it's good for younger toddlers, since the area isn't too big. The equipment is definitely a little dated inside. I'm debating between 3 or 4 stars, but giving 4 stars to support a local business. They do run promotions, so check it out their website!

My 13 year old attended the kidsports preschool program and now my 4 yr old attends. They are…read morereasonably priced, they care for the kids like they would their own family and the hours are perfect for the Moms and Dads working a 9-5 schedule. We love kidsports and hope to enroll our daughter when she's of age within the next year. Linda is the best! She taught our oldest and now our four yr old. Jayne, and Susan are super sweet and accomidating. Leah started there working the after school program fresh out of high school when our oldest started there and is still there today which was a pleasant surprise when enrolling our Logan last fall. Telling sign that they are good to their employees and the families they serve.