Hands down the best, especially Coach Avery and Coach Kinsley signed my daughter up in February…read more(about 2 months after my daughter's 3rd birthday. I'm amazed at all the things she's learned and going to gymnastics is definitely the highlight loves coming here and they are so attentive to every kiddo! Extra EXTRA shout out to Coach Avery! My daughter absolutely adores her, and so do my husband and I! Her classes are engaging and always well prepared. She's pro at building relationships with her students while teaching them discipline. As a parent, I can't tell you how much that is appreciated! Coach Kinsey is also just as amazing!!! They're both sweet as can!

We've been bringing our daughter to The Little Gym since they opened the Cedar Park location. The…read morecoaches are always so friendly and welcoming. It is always a blast watching them play and do the skills alongside the kids. Truly a fun time that our daughter looks forward to every week.

Sent my 3 kids there for half day camp today, they came back very unhappy. I thought they would go…read moreand play and be active. They advised me they watch minions for 2 hrs, also that the coach was strict and if they didn't listen they would sit out. Guess we won't be going there again. The front desk lady was also not the friendliest when I dropped them off.

I attended a party held at this location and the ladies that assisted the party did so with such…read morewarmth and professionalism. The kids had the best time and the staff were so attentive. They kept to a smooth timeline transitioning the kids from one activity to the next. Would definitely recommend this place for future birthday parties! Thank you for the great hospitality at your establishment.

My two daughters love this place and so do I. It's our almost 5 years with AGC. I understand why…read moretheir spots full that quickly at the beginning of semester.

Such a cool place! They have classes for all ages. On Fridays they do a free acro yoga for…read morebeginners class with several experienced students that can help guide you into it. It was so much fun! Will definitely be back!!! They also have open gym from 8-2am on Fridays for adults to come play ( if you know what you're doing)

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.

Where was this sweet owner and his vision when my kids were little? What a fantastic gesture to us…read moreMamas with sensory and spectrum kiddos. Today we were invited to join a friend of mine and her little ones while they explored there. At first, I thought it might not be a good match for us - because my kids are bigger even though they come with the same super powers- but I went to be social. The lobby is welcoming, clean, clear. Shoes in the bin, don't forget socks (don't worry they sell them if you forgot!), sign the waiver, pay the fee, leave your waters out in the cubby and have lots of fun! Plenty of safe activities to do. Think MyGym but with space to allow for older children to use the space alongside siblings etc. if the noise is too overwhelming- there is a quiet calming room available in the corner! If you need to scent-sory pillow to use in the calming room that you'd also like to claim as your own and take home? Yes, sir, they've got smelly squishmellow pillows. Parents are present because we all get each other. Patience, calm, and joyfulness are shared. Grateful to have found this place - better late than never! To all of you neuro-divergent Mamas- check it out.

Such an amazing place with the best owners. The whole gym…read morewas spotless, owners were so sweet and kind, and there was so many activities for all age groups. Highly recommend this place!

Beautiful facility! We went for toddler open gym. My kids had a ball!! I love how spacious the gym…read moreis. The staff made sure our kids played safely. There were lots of activities for the kids to choose from. Every area was open to play on. We will be back! Especially on super hot days.

I really only have a problem with my daughters specific class. I ended up having to enroll my 5…read moreyear old in another program at another gym. I couldn't get her in with a coach that actually would teach her. She was just running basically an obstacle course by herself with no instruction. After 5 months in class, she hadn't learned anything new, so I taught her how to do a cartwheel in our living room in 15 mins. That's when I knew I had to do better by my daughter. The younger program is GREAT if you just want to wear your child down, but my girl was very disappointed she wasn't learning anything. We love the kids night outs and camps, but as far as actual gymnastics for 4-5 yr olds, meh.

Daughter has been going here since October so happy to have amazing coaches and super great friends…read morehere 10/10 would highly recommend

Summer has officially started and we are making our list of play places to throw in the rotation…read more We are coming in from the downtown Austin area so the 25ish minute drive is a commitment but fully worth it. We love that there is an age max (1-6) because some of the other indoor playgrounds get over run by older kiddos and it just becomes too chaotic with a toddler. First experience here, the signage isn't great (yet) so there's a banner out front saying they're coming soon. You're in the right spot. The door will have their name on it. They work on a time slot, we did a walk in with no issue. Early in the morning, I imagine on weekends and/or later it might be better to book in advance online. A few quick logistical things- you are required to wear socks. We forgot and they gave my kiddo their first pair free. I bought a pair- no big deal. You can't bring outside food or drinks in. They seem to have a decent drink menu and snacks available. They have tons of tables with views of the play area. I was able to sit nearby and still do some work. Everything in here feels super toddler friendly, my girl felt confident enough to walk around and explore it all.

This a great play area addition to the area. There is plenty of parking available by the front…read moreentrance and a large lot toward the back. Check put their pricing as it is very reasonable. There is a coffee/snack bar to keep your kiddos happy and the adults caffinated. We had no issue bringing in water and a snack. The play area is quite large with something for everyone. The small merry go round is neat. There are multiple themed play areas as well a two slides. The slides are pretty fast and you end up in the bouncy ball playing area. I went down with my two year old granddaughter the first time and almost ran out of real estate. After that she was on her own! Our granddaughter had a blast and we will definitely return. Oh yea make sure everyone is wearing socks as shoes ate not allowed in the play area.