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    The Baby Cafe

    5.0 (4 reviews)
    Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
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    Catch Air

    4.2(67 reviews)
    8.1 mi

    May 30, 2026 review ---…read moreI've been there two times in month of May for my friend's kiddos birthday party and both of them were similar age. This place is huge, tons of play activity inside. Upon entering, they ask you for showing signed waiver, which is valid for an year. We showed it during first entry but we're needed to tell phone number the second time. They stamp on your hand, very light, more like just a formality and let you enter inside a small door. Pretty big play area with tons of slides and other games for all kids. There were rounds table as well in one zone where families or adults were hanging out. At the back, they have 4-5 rooms for birthday party. It's little bit small size but ok for birthday party. They have setup for kids size table and big table one side for other items like pizza (which is in House provided) and other stuff. I think they allow some outside food, not sure. At one of birthday, I saw chips and guac and salsa so thinking so. At the center of room, you can have big chair for your kid to sit/stand for cake cutting. They provide a cart as well for moving your stuff from room to car which I think is pretty helpful. Staff usually is there throughout the event and checking on food, serving cake and all. Bathroom are clean and spacious too. Location is good on 183 highway so I think that's why this place is always so busy. Consider this for your toddler fun day or an event.

    Super fun play area for kids of all ages. There are so many different activities, a huge playscape…read moreand I absolutely love the space theme. There's a smaller area restricted for kids 4 and under which is great for the younger ones. Birthday parties here are pretty rad too. You can bring you own cake and order pizza for the guests. No other outside food is allowed.

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    Catch Air - Super cool play equipment in the toddler area!

    Super cool play equipment in the toddler area!

    Catch Air - One of the smaller party rooms

    One of the smaller party rooms

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    Create Studio ATX

    Create Studio ATX

    5.0(3 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    I've held off writing this review because we love create studio so much that I wanted to do it…read morejustice. I love this place as much as the kids do- it's an open invite to play and create anything they want to. The staff here is so friendly and I've seen them build a house out of cardboard (from scratch) for a little girl. We are frequent flyers here, if we have an open morning this is easily our top spot to go to. First, the play area is so fun. It's interactive, it leaves room for imagination, and it's always pretty organized. My two year old girl and four year old boy both find things to do and have fun. They have a group canvas kids can add to but also easels set up for them to paint their own creations. The craft area set up is great. Each table is sort of set up with an idea/concept like water coloring, paint pens, a jewelry bead bar for them to make bracelets and necklaces. The supplies are there for your kids to create. They take donations or recycled items like applesauce twist tops, cardboard tubes, etc. these are all available to use. Surprisingly my two year old LOVES to watercolor and all the stickers. I'm waiting for one of their adult nights because I am so serious when I say the vibes are great here. They also have a gift shop in the front entrance with items they use in the studio plus a lot of gift able items. I can never resist looking at what fun new things they have. Every single item in the shop would make a great gift for somebody. A few more woohoo's: *snack friendly, you can bring food or buy some snacks here and they have tables to sit at and enjoy your snack *they have a changing table in the bathroom *big parking lot *easy to book online and see their schedule *staff is good with kids of all ages *next door to Terra toys, I mean c'mon lol

    What a fun week at fashion design summer camp! I wish the hours were a tad longer than 3 hours,…read moremaybe 8:30 to 12:30. Kids brought home tons of cool mini mannequin projects and did some neat drawing in designer style notebooks. Very hands on! After care extra add on was not unreasonably priced. Healthy snacks for purchase, not just Oreos and Doritos.

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    Me Land

    Me Land

    4.2(18 reviews)
    21.6 mi

    At first glance I thought it looked small and was a bit worried about bringing my daughter to a…read moresmaller place with hight traffic. The gentleman at the friend desk was like.Don't worry, it goes way deeper.And we're also gonna be extending this place in the future. So I took the leap paid, which I paid. Reasonable price wasn't super expensive. Went inside and was amazed at how big and all the types of things that you can do. They have small little bowling pins, they have little basketball hoops. They have swings, they have three slides that were decently big, a little coarse for anybody that has a young one. I highly recommend to take them here. We had a blast for hours and hours.And my wife got off of work.And then we came back, and we still had even more fun. Knock to dopp off that for this place.The type of place it was kept very clean. There wasn't hair and boogers, and everything all over the place.It looked like it was upkept daily. I highly recommend

    TLDR: Indoor playground with a really fun large climbing structure as well as a recently added mini…read moretown for younger kids. Socks required. Reasonable entrance fees. First time visitors, go to their website and sign waiver before entering (to save time). Me Land is pretty new to the game, having opened in 2025. They've been working on expanding and improving -- a newly added area for younger kids was recently opened. It's sort of a mini town with a hospital, grocery store, kitchen, pet hospital, etc. The entrance fees are pretty reasonable and divided by age and weekday v. weekend. One adult is free. BEFORE YOU GO: Wear socks so you don't have to buy them there. Sign the waiver (available on their website) before arriving to save time. MINI TOWN AREA: The new mini town area is a nice addition where kids (especially younger ones) can play calmly and pretend to cook meals, grocery shop (the scanner was actually pretty high tech and really neat), do x-rays at the hospital, and so on. Unfortunately, it was pretty chaotic. A lot of the toys were completely cleared out -- the kids dragged them elsewhere. Part of the problem is that it's not age-controlled so you had older kids tearing through there and being wild. There was one much older child who was taking toys and just throwing them in the air as far as he could. I know this is technically not a baby area but it is more accessible to small children so maybe limiting it based on age isn't such a bad idea. For instance, Mt. Playmore has a gated area for 2 and under with an attendant to keep it that way. The mini town is much more advanced than what Mt. Playmore offers so the range here would have to be wider. Another alternative is to create a third area just for babies and really small toddlers. In the meantime, if you're bringing really small kids here, definitely keep a close eye since older kids will likely be tearing through here. LARGE PLAY STRUCTURE: The best part. It's super fun with ample climbing as well as interactive components. It didn't feel as redundant as the Mt. Playmore climbing structure and had a lot of fun and interesting/colorful stops. The slides are also really cool. Love the clown/circus theme but I have a personal affinity. My 2-year-old was able to enjoy this area as well (with a little guidance and close supervision as older kids do run through here, naturally). PROBLEMS: -Biggest problem, in my opinion is that the bathroom is located in the back of the mini town play area. You remove your shoes at the front of the building. You follow? So you have to use the bathroom with your socks on. When I went in, the floor was very wet. You have young kids using that bathroom (independently) so you've got messy situations happening. I don't know how much of it was water or how much was urine. But it got on your socks and then you tracked it all over the play area. This is gross and unsanitary. They are sadly doomed by their structural set-up. I know moving restrooms is a big construction project but the status quo is really gross. -Like I previously mentioned, a lot of older kids stormed the mini town area. Either a third area for babies/small toddlers or having an attendant to keep much older kids out might be worth considering. -The employees seemed sort of checked out. I noted that I wasn't sure if I filled out the waiver since my son was too young when we first visited (a year ago) and didn't actually go inside to play. They never offered to check or pressed me to fill it out. I ended up doing so anyway but the girls at the front desk just generally didn't seem to care. -There is no safety protocol for checking out. Now, I'll admit that I didn't even think of this until visiting Mt. Playmore. I was a bit confused when the Mt. Playmore employees scanned our number stamps upon exiting. I later realized it's to ensure children leave with the same adults they arrived with. Now, it's at the forefront of my mind and a standard I have to look for. Here, you've got gates keeping kids in but that's about it. Older kids can open those or be accompanied by the wrong adult. Couple that with the aloof employees and who knows what could happen. Ultimately, I do understand that they are a new business and a work in progress. I don't want to be too harsh in light of that. I do hope they can fix some of the inherent issues and continue to improve.

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