I've been coming to the factory for a while now, and have loved it every single time. My only…read morecomplaint is that the bathrooms are FILTHY. When I pulled my pants down, it got the bottom of my pants wet! Please hire someone to clean the bathrooms daily! I would still say this is a really fun place though.

My dad and I came to Clayton, Ga to stay at our cabin and I looked up cool places and this was the…read morefirst to pop up and so we spent Father's day weekend here and had a blast. Some of the games were finicky which wasn't the best, but everything was a lot of fun otherwise. I highly recommend coming here for a quick little excursion!

I really struggled with the rating here - for me it's a 3.5 overall…read more Highlights: The playground portion was awesome, fully accessible for me to go in and keep up with our little dude. The open spaces to roam are essential for us, and we felt good about him being on the playground side. The staff was really nice on the way in and was occasionally walking the grounds, picking up, checking in, etc. Improvements needed: the hands-on toy section needs a redo. At one point, I'd say it was in excellent quality...but it's clear wear and tear and no investment have led to some of the tiny rooms leaving little to the imagination, with most stuff scattered about with no structure (and existing toys worn out). Kids can make the most of a lot, but this needs a refresh. Side note...the furniture has some sharp points too...if budget can't permit replacing with things with smoother edges, then at least put some covers on the corners. We didn't feel good about that section and tried to block and cover it. That, or gate it. All aside, we are grateful for all the little spots like these that give variety to our kiddo with special needs.

This place was absolutely worth the drive from our town…read more Usually I hate these kinds of places because of kid germs and the mass spread but this place was very clean. I believe every thirty minutes they were cleaning and sanitizing. I loved that they had spots for adults to sit and watch their kids. The staff were very kind and helpful. The 3 years old loved this place. I only wish it was bigger

Very cute place. After an hour play the place is like a zoo. The staff doesn't do any active clean…read moreup. Everything is everywhere. They don't really enforce the shoes policy. Adult can walk bare foot or with their shoes. Same with kids. It's not very hygienic. The pretend grocery store after an hour play has zero stuffs in the store. The active cleanup and shoes policy is something their management should get some improvement.

I've been to other Play Street Museum locations, and they allow you to stay and play for much…read morelonger. At this location, you're only allowed to stay for 1 hour and 30 minutes, which I honestly feel is a rip-off. That's simply not enough time for the kids to really enjoy and explore everything. The location is also very small compared to other Play Street Museums I've visited. I'm giving it one star only because the girl working there was incredibly kind and friendly.

We came to this venue as part of a private birthday party event that was booked for one of my good…read morefriends kiddos - and it was a great space for the crowd size and number of kids. The staff was nice and helpful around while the party was going on, and the venue itself was clean and everything was nice and tidy (at least before the kids got into stuff, ha!). I would say on our observation that this would probably be more ideal for 5-10 based on the amount of amenities they offered for play based on the size and skill needed to do some of them (e.g. arcade games, skeeball basketball goals, air hockey). While some of the infant and toddlers area did have it gated in with a few things it felt less of an experience for 5 and under. That said, it was still perfect for a private event. We'll definitely be planning something here and try to come back and update the review once we see how it is in a typical day for the public to use the space.

We stopped here traveling and our daughter had a great time. It was clean the environment and owner…read morewere great! I've we travel this way we will definitely be back! We did the drop in open play

I went there with my son, daughter-in-law, and 17 month old grandson. He had a blast and so did I…read more The place was unbelievably clean and there were a few other children there playing. The group was diverse and all of the children seemed to play nicely together. I would highly recommend this place for taking your young kids to play.

I took my 2 year old granddaughter today. She had a great time. It has many options for different…read moreability levels. There are places to climb and slide and also for quiet play. We will definitely be back.

What a cute little area for little kids to run around and play. The area is clean and lots to do…read morefor the children. They also have massage chairs for the adults to relax while the kids play. They offer food options during lunch and don't forget to bring your socks check it out. I'd say the space is perfect for ages 3-7. They do have some toddler spaces though. We will comeback!

It was very fun but party room only 2 hr but free time to play is until close so goodread more

My daughter loves coming here! It's clean, never overcrowded, and plenty of safe toys. We visit…read moreoften.

Came back after a 2 year hiatus because of an online promotion they were advertising…read more Unfortunately, online booking wasn't available, which was frustrating from the start. When we arrived, there weren't many people there aside from a few younger kids, yet the facility felt disorganized. I didn't notice any active cleaning or organizing taking place, and the two employees at the front desk seemed unfamiliar with the promotions being advertised. It made the check-in process confusing and gave the impression that staff were not well informed (also took away from the time kids could play/were standing around waiting). Later I did notice one employee "cleaning" with gloves on so I thought she was using chemicals or organizing but it was just mostly just dumping all the toys into the shopping cart. The promotion itself ended up being much less of a deal than it appeared online. Overall, the experience left me disappointed, especially considering the cost. I had been considering this venue for a future birthday party for my children, but after seeing how things were run during this visit, I will likely look elsewhere. For the price being charged for these parties, I expected a cleaner, more organized, and better-managed experience. Compared to other local centers, the activities were limited/disorganized. Items were not in the proper places and made play a bit restricted. Nice concept and good deals but hard to compete against neighboring centers.

We love the Muse! Please bring back the Muse at the Mall. It was perfect to just go for an hour…read moreor two before I started work on late shifts. We don't go often since it's pretty far and the hours don't go with my work hours but when we do go we stay the entire day!

We went to Muse after a long roadtrip to Knoxville. It was a great place to let our kids explore,…read moreuse their imaginations, create, and get their energy out. They have a very visually appealing entrance for kids...bright colors, a free little library and a small playground with nice green spaces around. The inside has a variety of activities set up which seemed to be pretty standard for a children's museum and were ones we'd seen in other locations. My kids stayed entertained for over two hours and would have been happy to stay if we'd had the time. This is a great option for a rainy day activity. The only downside is we were hoping to grab lunch beforehand and there weren't a lot of options nearby that we were able to find. At $12 a ticket for adults and children aged 1 and up it's a reasonable price!

I will be first to say this place when we pulled in I doubted we would enjoy it. I saw a lot of…read morelittle kids and we had a 2nd grader with us. I guess I am spoiled with a hometown children's museum of play.. I am so glad we went in to give it a chance, the employees here are wonderful. Very welcoming. The exhibits are diverse and many hands on touch this or that ability. There were some dated videos of the Appalachian culture but honestly it gave it an appeal and definitely a time gone by. The exhibits and explanation of the Manhattan project were very interesting. All of us walked away learning a lot about oak ridge and that era around world war 2. We spent a good two hours in the museum and didn't read it all, we happened to be walking in right before a school group of 30 little kids and parents. Initially it was loud but there was enough space that we didn't have to be around all the chaos real little kids bring. Some of the exhibits were geared for smaller kids but our 2nd grader had no problem enjoying the experience. I mean who doesn't love a "doll house" that has two levels, For the price and exhibits I would suggest it to anyone especially if you have a history buff in your family.

What a fun find, and close to our new place! The building is unassuming and it looks like a much…read moresmaller space than it actually is. When we arrived, we parked in the free and easy lot and were greeted immediately. We saw that masks as of 10/15/21 are still required within the museum (and everyone we saw was properly wearing one, both kids and adults). After paying and being given a map, we began to explore, my kids initially complaining that they were bored (ugh.). We had begun with the cultural and historical exhibits, which showed cultural elements of different countries and a section on Appalachia, complete with replicas of log cabins and interactive screens showing the lifestyle. After we left this section, the kids perked up and really enjoyed the farm store/sorting produce, the fish aquarium, the outer space room with rocket, and the microscope to view differing hair follicles. We didn't realize we went upstairs to the bathrooms that we hadn't even seen half of the museum at that point! SO many things to explore, such as a water room with a flowing water track and boats, info on origins of Secret City, Girl Scout info, music room, rain forest, a bird's nest room, puppet room (not currently interactive due to COVID), and my kiddo's favorites: the model railroad area with working train tracks, and the kid/life size doll house room. We closed out the museum and were the last people there. Not the biggest or most interactive museum we have been to, but we still enjoyed it and are thrilled that it is close to home. We ended up buying a family membership before we left, which only cost $90 for a full year. If you buy same-day, you can roll in the entry fee you already paid toward the membership cost. And don't forget to stop by the city park next door when you're done. It's a good one and has a great hill to roll down.

I go here all the time with my 3 and 1 year old. We love it. The coffee and snack selections are so…read moresmart, yummy, and convenient. The toy and activity selection is carefully curated to be entertaining for the kids without being overstimulating. I love all the seating options and how easy it is for me to just chill on the couch and watch my kids safely play! It is honestly just such a sweet spot. The owner is a mom of little kids too and it shows--she gets it!

This play space has a great price for membership and day play passes. The one child membership is…read more$40 and $20 for an additional child; while the day play passes is $13. The benefit is that you're able to go numerous 2 hour sessions within a day with your membership. There is a 30 min clean window between each but you're able to hang in the waiting area. There is plenty of table space to do work as a parent or chill on the couches while your little plays; there is coffee and snacks for the littles and adults. The reason for the three star is it would benefit if there was more activities for the children to do during the play session and a worker to interact with the littles. Although it's stated on the door a place for parents to relax that's not always inherently true depending on the "crowd" or kids. It also could benefit if there was a space solely for the littles less than 20 months. Overall price is good but can get mundane over time.