This is a great hidden gem in Woodbridge for families with Toddlers. They can run around freely!…read moreGreat way for home school kids to interact with other toddlers their age. The kids ran and played with no care in the world. AND they had front row seating for parents to oversee the playtime. I am glad we found a place closer than DC area to allow toddlers to enjoy. When Chucky E. Cheese is packed with school aged kids? This works perfectly

Beehive in Woodbridge has gone down hill in the last year:…read more Pros: It does not have surge pricing on Fridays. Cons: - It opens at 10am - It was dirty, it had not been vacuumed recently - The Air hockey table was still down - The ball shooter area was still down and nothing had replaced it. - Some of the protective foam padding was falling down and was unsafe. Hyper kids in Alexandria is newer, cleaner, and better. Trampoline parks are generally cleaner.

Off Limitz is one of the best trampoline parks we have ever attended!…read more I find these type of places very overwhelming since many businesses tend to treat the business as a birthday party factory farm. Not here -- we were one of the only birthday parties during the time period and the children had lots of space to roam around safely. There was lots of varied activities which kept the kids (age toddler to teenager) entertained -- trampoline dodgeball, high ropes, warped walls, ninja warrior, mazes, and more. We would definitely attend again.

Let me start by saying I rated this place with 3 stars because I witnessed the play areas being…read morecleaned/sanitized in between use, love it! In my opinion this establishment is over priced, it's not SkyZone, Round 1 and certainly not Urban Air however; it is a decent alternative when the other indoor play places are crowed. Our visit was during the week for a school fund-raiser so I was not able to see this place running at full capacity to include staff. There were a few activity areas that were off limits due to lack of staff. The restrooms are clean and this establishment offers concessions as well (pizza, chicken, chips etc.). The staff are super personable, warm and welcoming.

I was looking for a new play place to take my 3 year old and I stumbled upon Wonder Kids. The…read moreunique thing here that I have not seen anywhere else is a trampoline area. There were two large trampolines. There is a large climbing area with slides, tunnels, ball pit, and swing. A slide I've never seen anywhere (except at Great Country Farms) is that plastic stick material with a tube to go down it. There is a lego area, a kitchen area, and a foam "house" with two slides. There are ride-on toys spread around; my son loved the Paw Patrol police car. Additionally, there was a foam block area with a few other toys for babies. I saw kids ranging from months old to 10-11. There is enough to keep everyone entertained for the two hour slot you receive. I believe it was around $14.95 for age 4 and up (with lower ages costing less) and the first adult is free. The bathrooms were clean on our visit. There are small snacks for purchase as well as drinks. This playground was around 30 minutes away and was not too crowded on Veteran's Day. I would return again and also bring my 7 month old so she could have fun too.-

My kids enjoy the simplicity of the place. Plenty of space to run and adequate area for adults to…read morewatch them play

Brought my family here when I had my children for spring break and they all loved it! Definitely…read moregoing to be returning next time we're all together again. Fun and inclusive for the adults, a good workout for sure! A+

Urban Air takes zero accountability for how their memberships are presented to customers. At the…read morecounter, the employee explained that the subscription could be canceled at any time and even mentioned she had seen it done before. Based on that information, I signed up. There is also pressure at the counter to make a quick decision, especially with a long line of customers waiting behind you, which makes it difficult to thoroughly read and understand the contract in its entirety before signing. After realizing the park's hours of operation did not work with my son's and my schedule, I immediately reached out by email requesting to cancel the membership. My request was denied. I also explained the financial hardship caused during the government shutdown, contacted corporate directly, and submitted a formal letter, yet they still refused to work with me. Unfortunately, this experience showed me that this park is not customer-focused. Customers are locked into a strict 12-month contract regardless of whether the membership becomes unusable, financially difficult, or was originally presented in a misleading way. PLEASE CHECK BUSINESS HOURS AND THE CANCELLATION POLICY CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACT.

We visited on a Tuesday afternoon. I actually ended up getting a Groupon deal which was really…read moregreat so I saved some money. We were there for a two hour play block. There was lots of rooms and things to do. They also had cars you could ride on. My 4 and 1 year old had a good time. There definitely was a lot of various ages of kids visiting. I do think it's good for younger ages but you do have to have a watchful eye on younger kids due to kids ridging those cars everywhere throughout the place and can get wild. They had tons of workers cleaning up while we were there as well.

Very cute spot. We signed up for their happy hour deal where you come in an hour before they close…read moreand it's only 15 dollars. My 18 month old definitely enjoyed himself in all the different little "lands". The only thing is, if you do the happy hour, you don't get a full hour as they close 10 minutes prior (which I don't blame them, they gotta clean up and get home as well). We will be back.

We've been regulars at Jolly Yolly in Fairfax for a while now and bring our 4, 5, and 10 year old…read moreall the time. It is one of the few indoor play places that genuinely works for that range of ages. The younger kids love the climbing structures and slides, and our 10 year old never feels bored. It's clean, bright, and set up in a way that lets kids explore while parents can actually relax a bit. This was our first time hosting a birthday party there, and it exceeded expectations. Everything was organized, smooth, and low stress. Elif, our host, was excellent. She was warm, attentive, and completely on top of the details from start to finish. She kept the party moving, helped with setup and transitions, and made sure the kids felt celebrated. It made such a difference to have someone so thoughtful and capable guiding the experience. We already loved coming here for regular play, and now we can confidently say their birthday parties are just as great. Highly recommend for both everyday fun and special celebrations.

Valentina and her team were amazing! We had the best time! This is THE place to host a birthday…read moreparty. Thank you for such an enjoyable experience. My daughter and her friends had the best time!

Rating based on birthday party - have had my daughter's birthday here the last two years and it's…read morebeen such a breeze. Kat is amazing and makes sure everything is ready for your special day. I barely had to do anything. They even had candles and a lighter. Thanks, Kat and your team!

LOCATION: Located in Manassas Mall, closest to IHOP or Home sign…read more WAIVERS: Go online ahead of time to spare yourself the trouble of doing it onsite. LOCKERS: For shoes or valuables are an extra fee if you don't have someone to watch everything. GRIP Billy Beez socks are required and is in addition to entrance fee. Unlike some play centers where you pay for a 90 minute time slot, this is ALL DAY PLAY. Facility was clean and visually appealing to little people. As the temperature today was the highest in the week, this was a better option. MILITARY DISCOUNT is available. Staff were friendly and helpful. The kids had a blast!

We always love coming to this playground. It's always clean and organized, and the place is huge…read more It's definitely worth every penny. Highly recommended.

I wrote the following note to the staff at Scramble on February 2nd. I received no reply - it…read moreapparently registered no concern with them. I am writing with some concerns about the way my family was treated by your staff on Saturday morning at the Alexandria location. First, let me share that my wife and I discovered Scramble at Christmastime, and have now been several times to both the Alexandria and Falls Church locations. I felt we had discovered a true gem - a place where we could retreat with our now two-year-old for a morning or afternoon of fun. The whole environment is designed for fun, and I appreciated how inclusive things felt, as we interacted with your staff and strangers with smiles all around. But our visit on Saturday left us feeling unwelcome, embarrassed, and like second-class citizens. We visited the Falls Church location a few weeks ago and asked about birthday options outside of hosting a party, because we envisioned a very small gathering. The staff member there explained that if you do not book the birthday package, you cannot bring in outside cake or balloons and that we would only be able to purchase food from you all. Got it - all good! We invited two friends and their little ones to gather with us on Saturday morning, we paid the entry fees for everyone who joined, and we ordered a few pizzas to enjoy while our little ones ran around. We were first approached by your staff member, Cora, shortly after receiving our food. She came to our table and told us to move the two tables that we had pulled together apart. Her approach was curt - she didn't start by explaining any rationale for what the issue was - she simply gave us the directive. I asked her if she was serious because of the tone - I was honestly surprised - and then she explained that it was a fire hazard. So we moved the tables apart and returned to our fun. About twenty minutes later, while we were all away from the tables where our belongings were sitting, Cora approached again. This time, she snatched a gift bag while my wife was nearby. She told my wife that gifts were not allowed, and proceeded to move it outside of the play area. I intervened to ask her what the issue was, and she explained that we could not have a gift without having a party. I then went to the front desk and spoke with her and the party manager for a while to ask what the issue was and to share that I felt like we were being targeted because we had two separate interactions, and none of this was explained when we checked into the venue. We are not rule-breakers. I am fastidious in honoring the rules of any space I enter. My wife jokes about me being too straight-laced. I understand that Scramble has rules, and have no desire to work around them. I believe that this interaction could have been resolved through a simple dialogue where a member of your staff could have politely shared the policy and asked us to make a shift. Instead, we felt like delinquent teenagers, and the experience was deeply embarrassing and off-putting. Our guests, visiting for the first time after our rave reviews, wondered what the issue was. After Cora removed the gift bag without approaching us to explain things, I felt unwelcome and uneasy about even staying. I felt the message she sent to us was that we were second-class citizens that day - those deserving of respect at your establishment are those who pay a premium for expanded services. And I could not help but wonder if the interactions would be different if half of us were not people of color. I am not sharing this because I seek retribution against Cora. I share this instead, hoping that your establishment can be more considerate of your guests. You say that your mission is to "provide extraordinary play for all children"; I hope you will consider that the environment you create for families has an impact on your ability to attain that mission.

My inner 12 year old enjoyed visiting the museum. It is located in the Ronald Reagan Building…read more Metro is close by. The museum has a few play/learning areas outside of the building. It is one of the few museums that charges a fee (just like The Bible Museum, Spy Museum & Museum of Illusions). All are worth a visit for different reasons. There are interactive exhibits and fun displays.

Luckily the two times we have visited we haven't had to pay for tickets (free museum days). I'm…read morebaffled as to how this can be the children's museum of DC!! For starters this place is so unkept, it's so incredibly dirty and the bathrooms are gross. I truly wonder if they ever clean this place? We visited 2 years ago and again this weekend, and I can tell they haven't updated a single thing. Including the nasty pom poms that have clearly seen better days and cost 2 cents a piece. This is the weirdest children's museum I have ever been to. Not even sure what the target age group is. They have like half of an exhibition appropriate for each different age group. The exhibitions are not cool, barely entertaining, half of them are broke or barely work, they are all dirty as can be. And the museum overall is tiny! I feel bad for the people that pay to visit this place. This was definitely the last time we visited, even with free tickets. Every single Smithsonian museum is 100000x better than this, and they are all free. So save your time and money and visit any of them, I'm sure your kids will be more entertained there and at least they won't catch a nasty virus from playing in this dirty place.