Awww bummer no cash allowed here still clean and not an overpriced visit! Even adults need socks…read moreor you have to purchase $3

We visited for the first time with our church play group this week. It was a fun experience and…read morethey were accommodating to our group. The building was very clean and they were able to reserve some tables for us since we called ahead. The play structure was smaller than I expected. It was nice that I could see my daughter the whole time, but I was underwhelmed by the play structure and play options. The plane "simulator" is a video of a plane flying. I like that you can bring in your own food. The drinking fountain was not working. I dont know if that was on purpose or not, but it was convenient that right above the broken fountain there was a sign saying you could buy water up front. Online they say you need to pay for any kid who is 6 months or older or sitting up. I have a 7 month old who sits up. She did not play, but I also would not pay for her at this age, as she isn't mobile or playing with their toys. Overall I think this place is extremely overpriced at $18 a kid. My daughter enjoyed the play structure as much as she enjoys chick fil a's structure or the local recreation center. And this is more than double the price for both. I don't see us coming back for this reason.

This is a great place for 2-3 year olds. The seats are at the right height, the corners are rounded…read moreand everything is sturdy and bolted down. Cute row of houses on theme like doctor, pets, bakery, house. The firetruck and school bus were favorites. Our 4 year old was happy to run from one to another to another and bored at each again and again. There was just enough stuff at each station to not be overwhelmed but because kids that age don't really play together yet, if there were more kids it would be hard to share in one station. We were there on a Saturday and it was comfortable with six kids and twice the parents. Crafts are meant for older kids. I bought a craft ahead of time as an add and start to finish it was a disappointment. The staff didn't notice when we came in, so when I asked at 30 min left she had to clammer around to get us setup. The paint bottle said tie dye and was watery and should have been used as such, not with paintbrushes or pipets like what we were handed. Everything ran and you see the result. She kindly dried them for us with a hairdryer by hand so I guess this is the real product. I expected cheap hats but they were adult sized and so flimsy I'm not even doing one cute picture in these. I'm disappointed in the service because she noticed our little girl was too small for gloves and said so but didn't offer alternatives and just said be careful it stains. We would have had a much better experience if she had recommended the slime instead. We were jealous of the other parents who she also neglected until last minute who obviously enjoyed an appropriately aged craft.

Very well located, lots of variety for kids, extras. A snack and beverage area would be nice tho I…read moreunderstand space limitations. It was our first visit and we will probably be on a future to do list. Not a fan of your website and having to reserve a slot is not convenient. But clearly they are a big hit in the bubble.

What a fun spot! My son particularly enjoyed the ball pit and the dinosaur area and the glow room…read more We spent quite a few hours there. I do think that 4 1/2 he was on the upper end of the place where kids would enjoy it so it's probably better for the maybe one and a half to four but we still had a good time.

At first when you walk in, it seems small. But then you have to remember the target audience. I…read moretook my 1.5 year old. And he had a blast. He explored all areas. And it was perfect for a busy toddler. It was very clean and the staff were very friendly. We went during winter break so we were told it was a little busier than a normal Monday morning. My son loved the glow room. He was playing with the lite brites for a while. He would run around and come back. He also went into the 2 and under area and he loved it. He was climbing on the structure. I just love how it can keep a toddler busy for hours. We were there for almost 2 hours. And it definitely wore him out. I wish it was closer to my house because I would definitely be back. Now I wish we had indoor play areas closer to me. But if I am ever in the area, I know we'll be back. It looks like a great place to do birthday parties too!

We had our daughter's birthday here and everyone (ages 5-8) had a blast. The coaches were super…read moreattentive and great with the kids. For birthdays you get the entire space dedicated to your party which made it WAY less hectic and stressful than Urban Air. Highly recommend!

I don't think I can adequately express how happy I am with path Movement. We just celebrated our…read moreson's sixth birthday there and it was one of the most amazing birthday parties I've ever been to. We had ages 4 to 12 year olds, boys and girls, and every kid had an absolute blast. The two coaches that were working with the kids were fantastic. These outstanding young men were so sweet to all of the kiddos, really helping the younger ones out so they had just as much fun as the bigger kids. It was so easy to book and the set up was perfect. Tons of room for the food and gifts, plus room for the parents to hang out while the kids played. Everything just went so smoothly and unlike most birthdays I have hosted, it was really easy and I actually had time to watch the kids enjoy themselves and socialize with the other parents. I'm just so impressed by the staff I worked with, the instruction that was given to the kids, and the facilities. We really can't wait to host another party there and hoping to possibly sign up for one of the summer camps. Thank you so much Path Movement for giving my son such an unforgettably fun birthday and for making me look good for choosing such an awesome place! Every parent that came couldn't say enough how great it was!

I love the concept! I just wish it was closer. I won a month membership at a silent auction and…read morefinally had a chance to redeem it. We live 30 minutes away so continuing the membership outside of the summer doesn't make sense for our family. During our time, we went to the indoor playground and attended a few classes! Which made it worth it. My 2 year old didn't care too much for the 1-2 year old class but loved the 2-4 balance and play. The coaches are really nice and my son loved them. Again, great place to wear out a toddler. We'll definitely be back next summer hopefully with another membership. My son really enjoyed his time here. No real complaints here.

Our favorite gym in the city. We love the classes that focus on body movement and awareness and the…read moreopen gym for getting our sillies out! There's something for everyone with options ranging from a ball pits, a rock wall, basketball hoops, dress up clothes, trampolines a playground, and busy boards. There is even a small circular playground for the very little ones. The focused movement classes start as young as 1 yrs old and they also have options for soccer classes. On bad weather day the gym fills quickly so it's best to make a reservation online, but usually we can walk in no problem.

I used to come here as a child in the 90s, and now it is fun to bring my own children. It is great…read moreto see that this place is still around after all these years! Yes, the building is older, but the prices are very affordable. Considering what you pay, I think it offers good value. I actually found the facility to be fairly clean, which was a pleasant surprise. My kids had a great time, and we will definitely be coming back. I really appreciate that the owners have kept this place open for so many years so that new generations can enjoy it as well. One note for management: two of the three skee ball machines were not working during our visit. It would be great to see all three lanes operating, since only one was available.

Adult nights at Skate City Littleton are no longer the fun or safe skating environment they used to…read morebe, & the declining attendance reflects that. I hate that it's come to this because I adore the staff & skating at Skate City used to be the highlight of my week. Many of the regular, experienced adult skaters who used to come every week no longer attend. They supported the rink consistently, understood rink etiquette, & helped make adult nights enjoyable. I find myself wanting to go less & less too. My biggest concern is safety. There are too many inexperienced skaters skating recklessly beyond their ability, weaving dangerously close to others, cutting people off, & racing around the rink without enough control. People regularly stand on the rink floor socializing while everyone else has to skate around them. Staff rarely corrects this behavior or enforces basic rink etiquette. I honestly get the feeling that the employees are not allowed to intervene. What makes this especially frustrating is the disconnect between the waiver customers are required to sign, the safety rules posted in the entryway & what is actually allowed to happen on the rink floor. I understand roller skating has inherent risks & I accept those risks every time I put on my skates. Falling & accidental collisions happen. But signing a waiver does not mean safety no longer matters, and a waiver should not be treated as a substitute for enforcing reasonable safety rules. Skate City posts rules specifically prohibiting things like standing on the rink floor, roughhousing, chasing, horseplay & interfering with the flow of traffic. The rules also state that skating privileges can be suspended for violations. Yet customers walk past these rules on their way in & then many of those same behaviors are allowed to happen on the floor. So why aren't the rules being enforced? There is a big difference between accepting the inherent risks of roller skating & accepting an unnecessarily dangerous environment because people are repeatedly allowed to violate the rink's own posted safety rules. If customers are expected to sign a waiver & follow the rules, I think it is reasonable to expect Skate City to enforce those rules too. The music has also changed significantly. Much of what is played now is difficult to skate to unless all you want to do is race around the rink. I can use earbuds for my own music, but I can't use them to make an unsafe skating environment safe. Flow is another frustration. People pay extra for that dedicated floor time, but people who did not pay for Flow continue skating during it. Again, there is little or no enforcement. If customers pay extra for something, they should actually receive what they paid for. It feels like Skate City is changing adult nights to attract a much younger crowd, many of whom appear to be under 21. There is nothing wrong with attracting younger skaters or new customers. The problem is doing it at the expense of the established customers who have supported these nights for years. I question whether this makes sense as a long-term business strategy. The younger crowd Skate City seems to be targeting will have many more nightlife options once they turn 21, while loyal customers who have already demonstrated that they will return week after week are being driven away. You can already see it in the attendance. Adult nights are noticeably less busy, & many familiar, experienced skaters simply aren't coming anymore. Bringing in new customers should add to your existing customer base, not replace it. Once longtime customers find somewhere else to skate, there is no guarantee they will come back. I want Skate City to succeed. I want adult nights to be busy & fun again, & I want new people to discover skating & become regulars. But attracting a new crowd should not require sacrificing safety, rink etiquette, music, & the overall experience that kept existing customers coming back. The experience has noticeably declined. I hope the owners pay attention to the lower attendance & ask why so many longtime regulars are disappearing. Unless something changes, Skate City will continue losing the very people who helped make adult nights worth attending.

Perfect place for littles to explore and get out all that energy. Although it's about an hour from…read morewhere I live, it was definitely worth the drive up. The staff are attentive and helpful. My almost 2-year old had a blast!! It was tempting for me (even as a grown adult) to jump on the trampoline and foam pit. Awesome gym that has more than just "gym" type equipment. It's a mix of slides, gymnastics, and climbing activities. Highly recommend and we'll be back!!

First time here and we had a wonderful time…read more We came for open gym, $10 for nonmembers ($5 for members) and it was like finding a hidden gem. Large open space that seems like nothing special but it is so nicely managed. Velcro secured blocks to the floor. there was a large trampoline, big foam pit and two smaller ones, two balance beams, tons of blocks, plenty of chairs, and a swing... but it's obviously rotated regularly. It was sized great for even kiddos who can't yet walk. If you're here a lot maybe older kids would get bored without direction but kids will be kids and play the whole time without it! The staff is younger college as expected but there were three people available which was more than I expected and all really nice. They were friendly and they did everything right. They gave us space, but circled around regularly, and added assistance when asked quickly and politely. And I don't mean just shouting answers from the other side of the room. They used every kids' names but weren't hovering. They encouraged play but weren't directive. It was just right. I asked about cleaning and the equipment because I'd heard very little about the place and had tried KidStrong nearby for classes. They replace foam cubes with bite marks often and I saw (no, wait, they saw) two and removed them while I was there. All of them had sharp new-ish edges that I saw. Four bathrooms with kid seats and changing tables. TLDR; I'd come back. With adult and kid friends.

We LOVED this place! Went on a random Friday with my adult son and grandson! Getting tickets was a…read morebit annoying and not the easiest online.... I had to physically call to add more than one person to my household. More of an inconvenience but not straight forward to know to do that..so heads up! But we were able to bring a cooler with lunch and drinks! The concessions were affordable though! They have plenty of play space for all ages! Lazy river and slides for the adventure enthusiasts! And 2 big adult pools as well! They also have "adult nights" which looks like a fun date night or hangout time with friends! They do have cabanas that you can rent.. I didn't feel like we needed one.. but maybe on a busy day you might. It was clean and staff were readily available and friendly! We will definitely be back!

Yesterday was our first time visiting Pirates Cove waterpark we went with my kids and then my son's…read morebest friend's family. First of all, I would say get there early and be prepared to hustle up and get yourself a table and some shade because those things go quickly. Our friends arrived at 9:45 and we were able to buy tickets and jump in the line quickly. I arrived at 10:05 which it opens at 10 and was lucky to snag one of the few remaining parking spots and then waited in line about 20 minutes to exchange my vouchers for tickets so luckily our friends were there early because they went in and got a table for us. You can bring a small cooler with some lunch which I would recommend as the food they were selling, looked a little rough. The park itself is very clean and well kept the water was nice and warm, which was nice if you're familiar with the frigid waters of the Ilich Gardens waterpark this is not that the kids had fun playing in the sand and they really enjoyed the lazy river my son got to do the diving board for the first time which was pretty sweet. You have to be at least 48 inches to ride any of the slides so unfortunately none of our kids were able to do that overall it was a very positive experience and the other thing I wanted to mention is that the lifeguards are all super nice and super polite, which I don't think I have ever seen.