North Image Park is an amazing dinosaur themed park! I visited this park while on vacation. My…read morefirst impression was how awesome the theme of the park was. There are big dinosaurs and fake palm trees. The big dinosaurs are awesome! There are two sections of playground, swings, a sandbox, bathrooms, and an asphalt walking path around the park. There is a little kid playground and a big kid playground. The playground area is rubber. Outside of the playground, there is a sandpit with tons of sand toys inside. The park was very clean. The surrounding area is beautiful with big green trees. This is a great park!

We had such a blast at the park! The Dino sculptures are giving me life!!! There is a sandbox and…read moresomeone had provided sand toys, little rakes and other sandbox items. There are also skeleton pieces in the sandbox to excavate.

We hired Hannah at Bring the Barn for my son's 2nd birthday party and couldn't have been happier…read more The goats and bunnies were a massive hit -- kids and adults were completely delighted. Hannah was professional, kind, and genuinely passionate about her animals, which really showed. The experience was so wonderful that we're already planning to book her again for his 3rd birthday. Highly recommend!

My daughter just had her 7th birthday today and it was amazing. She invited 5 of her friends from…read moreschool and it just so happened that Hannah was able to bring 6 baby bunnies. The girls were smitten! Us moms were smitten, too. 5/5 would highly recommend Bring the Barn. Hannah was low-key, professional, and easygoing. And the bunnies were perfection! If you're on the fence, hop on over. You won't regret it.

Fun place to take the kids when mom needs a break, I would say this is for kids primarily under 5…read moreyears of age. The older ones would be okay, but seem to be focused more so on the tots. Clean environment, cute projects, fun play time.

What a great idea for a fun kid's play place! It is required to make an online reservation and each…read moretime frame is 1.5 hours. The online sign up process is easy and quick. Play Street Museum is located in a nice shopping center with plenty of parking. When we arrived, we were greeted and welcomed by the employees. It is a shoe-free place so make sure you're prepared to wear socks. I was impressed by the entire setup of Play Street Museum. It is very clean, accessible for all ages, and there is a variety of play options. The setup makes it easy to move around to each area. There is an airplane that has different realistic airplane sounds. There is a food/kitchen area, a veterinarian office, a home space with a kitchen and babies, an outer-space section, an ice cream truck, tables with different activities like drawing, sorting, building, and a large lego table. There is so much imaginative play options. All of the toys were clean and seemed new. There is also options to add extra activities like make your own slime, paint pottery, and dye a hat or apron. Play Street Museum also offers to host parties. We loved our hour and a half of play time at this awesome spot! At the end of your visit, the kids get to pick out a snack. I am looking forward to when a Play Street Museum opens close to my hometown because this was amazing! Thank you Play Street Museum Vancouver for a fun time!

I don't think I would ever sign up for the monthly membership, but as a one-off place to hold a…read morebirthday or other kid-friendly event, Sky Zone is a decent place to let your littles burn off some energy, but comes with some MAJOR caveats that one should be aware of, before paying the (rather absurd) price of admission. Two of our sons have birthdays close to each other, so we hosted a double-birthday celebration here, bringing our entire brood of (five!) boys with us, plus a few of their friends, and let them run rampant for two hours! There's a small, fenced off section for little-littles, which includes a foam block pit and three trampolines. Beyond that, there are a couple of other, much larger trampoline/foam block pits for leaping into, trampoline basketball courts, balance-based obstacles, a full sport court, a massive trampoline-only section, and right of the front desk, a small area with a jungle-gym and a few projector-based games. In short, there's a lot to do, for just about everyone, of any age or size...although my three year old seemed to enjoy just running around the entire building and making towers out of foam blocks, more than anything! The price is a bit of a sticking point, though. First off, unless you sign up for the membership (by the way: don't!), you're looking at something like $27/person, regardless of age. And when I say regardless of age, I mean REGARDLESS of age. Yes, an adult costs the exact same price as a 1-year old toddler. For comparison, indoor playgrounds like Kids Empire charge $20 per child, with one adult included free with each child...and there is no two-hour time limit; that's an all-day pass; you can even leave, and return later the same day, if you like! This means that my wife and I can take our two toddlers, and let them play from morning til night, for $40 bucks. At Sky Zone, it would be over $100 for the same four people, and only for two hours. Want to extend your time? Pony up for the membership, or drop another Benjamin. That's bananas. Another annoyance, although seemingly loosely enforced, is that apparently you must wear Sky Zone branded grip socks, purchasable from the front desk at something like $7/pair. Now, when we bought our passes, we were not informed of this, and none of us had them; we entered the park and played for more than an hour, before one of the wandering attendants told one of our five kids that he needed to get out and get "proper" socks. This didn't happen to any other child or adult, so I couldn't even begin to tell you how this policy, and its enforcement, actually works, but be warned that there may be a "tax" of up to $7 per person, if the lackadaisical staff feel like cracking down on it. We ended up buying a couple of pairs for our toddlers, because they kept losing their own socks, due to friction, in the foam block pits, and the neon green baby socks were both longer, harder to remove, and easier to spot and retrieve from the pit, when they came off. Everyone, myself and my wife included, had a great time here, but it's a shame that the whole experience at Sky Zone was tarnished by predatory pricing, inconsistent enforcement of policy, and the aloofness and indifference of the clearly clueless staff (save for the people running the snack bar, strangely enough). So while your kids are likely to have a blast at Sky Zone, even parents who sit on the sidelines will feel like they've had to run the gauntlet just to provide a few hours of entertainment for their children. I felt more drained by the pricing, the operational headaches, and employee incompetence, than if I had spent those same two hours doing backflips into the foam pit. Having fun shouldn't be this hard, or expensive.

Tried to get a hold of a manager to discuss a problem. Called several times, never got one. Was…read moretold Id get a call back and that never happened either..

The party was really fun! The people were super nice! What a great place!!!! My family had the…read moreprincess room!

My Grandkids loved it, we tolerated it because of the joy they experienced despite older kids…read moreblocking a pathway preventing younger ones from passing and other kids pouring pop down one of the slides. Parents were all present but not watching their kids. The employees were kind, helpful, knowledgeable about the snack bar, but not there to police the kids. This meant we stuck close to our four year Grandson to the chagrin of my husband's back and his head that he hit several times. They had a nice, good sized baby/toddler area. Luckily that is where I hung out. All that said we will be back, but maybe not until school is back in session...

Gavin was an amazing worker, his go kart specialties was awesome, told me about John berthal is his…read morefavorite actor

Yes, this place is fun for kids especially on a rainy day…read more Lots of space to get your kids energy out. Something for ages 5 and up Honestly, wayyyyyy too many people and understaffed. Lots of staff walking around doing absolutely nothing. This place needs a DEEP CLEAN ASAP IT SMELSS LIKE FARTS everywhere you go Employees were nice and I didn't have a bad experience with any of them. However, they are not given ample training or direction. I don't think I will be back, we had to go wait 30 minutes to rock climb. Kids running at 50mph around every corner. It's just too chaotic.

If I could give this place a zero I would. I took my child to an all day camp thinking he would be…read morefine. I came back and checked on him an hour later and he was totally excluded from the rest of the group because he was so young. This place is poorly run and does not care about younger players. Do not waste your time here.

This place is great, the only reason for 4 stars is because of small width of the lanes. Other than…read morethat, Gregg and his team work around most people's/team's schedules, genuinely take their time to make sure everyone is happy and are really nice people. Thank you guys for creating something that allows us to still hit and field while the conditions in our area don't allow it!

My daughter loves playing in the little kickers class! It has been so much fun watching her grow…read moreher soccer skills and social skills! Definitely worth signing your toddler up!

Owners/management are awful. Routinely unfair or dishonest with how they manage the adult leagues…read moreand have a nasty reputation for playing favorites with certain players/teams and not giving the slightest care about everyone else. Can't wait for the new complex in town to open!

Kids have attended a couple birthday celebrations here. They had a blast, especially with the…read morebungee jumper/ bounce harnesses. The foam pit, slide and open play areas. Staff was around and watching/paying attention as well as facilitating, engaging, and helping direct the kids. They all seemed to be happy to be there and were very helpful. Would definitely recommend this for the birthday parties. A great time!

My daughter has been going to Naydenov Gymnastics for 3 months. We started making the commute up…read morefrom Portland when our neighborhood gym wasn't challenging enough. Naydenov has been great! It's an amazing facility with topline equipment and all of the coaches my daughter has worked with have been great. We have had an especially outstanding experience with Coach Chris. He is a great combination of exact, hands-on instruction and playful silliness that works really well for my kiddo. She has made awesome progress with his coaching!

My wife and I have been taking weekly pastel classes here on Wednesdays with Barb, we've learned a…read morelot and have been having an absolute blast. Everyone in the class is so incredibly kind and encouraging, so it's a really positive and uplifting environment to be part of. This class is a fantastic way to express yourself and relax, it really helps a lot with my anxiety, and helps me appreciate the beauty in imperfections. The store itself also has a large variety of art supplies so we always shop here when we need to restock colors and materials.

Saw this on the news, what a great concept. Horrid employees. Very unwelcoming for no reason…read more Rolled her eyes as we walked in. As a person of color, this did not feel right. Why hang art if you do not want people to come in and look at it? Especially in a mall.