Go Play is an A+ in my book!…read more Visited twice with my 15-month old during our last trip to RI and can't wait to return. A perfect escape from the summer heat, and big bonus that the coffee shop next door delivers until late afternoon. My daughter had a blast toddling around, checking out all the activities and watching the bigger kids. So many cool things to explore. While during one visit it was quite busy due to camps and parties, everything remained clean, safe, and secure. Loved the themes of the different areas and that age recommendations were provided. When it's busy, you pay for 2-hours per child, with 2 adults free per child. It's a very affordable experience. If it's not busy, you can stay as long as you'd like. You're welcome to bring outside food (I saw many families bring pizza for Friday not dinner, great idea imo) and they have some food and drink available for purchase on-side in addition to the adjacent coffeeshop. This really is a huge win and I'm so happy to have this in the area!

This place is great for families! The little ones have multiple play areas and features, and the…read moreadults can order some delicious food from the neighboring coffe shop.

I love it here because it's fun. the staff are very nice and it's very organized safe and cleanread more

My son and I arrived at approximately 12:50 p.m. and checked in using a Return Pass that we…read morereceived following his birthday party at this location on June 13, 2026. At no point during check-in did the staff inform us that the facility's restrooms were inoperable due to a sewage-related issue. After entering, I learned that guests were expected to use the restroom at Marshall's next door, which was hand written paper posted on their bathroom doors. We went over to Marshalls as directed and this was especially concerning because the facility had also admitted a camp group of more than 20 children, who were waiting in line at Marshalls that was almost 20 children to use a two-stall restrooms. Despite the lack of working restroom facilities onsite, Kids Empire staff continued allowing additional families and guests to enter without clearly disclosing the situation beforehand. I was told by a staff member I could use the restroom and Roto-Rooter was just finishing up in the women's room. I opened the door to find sewage water in the women's restroom. The staff seemed unconcerned. Had I been informed before using our Return Pass, I would not have entered the facility that afternoon. Access to a safe and functioning restroom is a basic necessity, particularly in a children's play facility serving young children and large camp groups. I was contemplating calling the Rhode Island Department of Health. Once I became aware that the restrooms were not operational, I asked a staff member to provide another Return Pass so that my son and I could return on a day when the facility was fully functional. My request was refused.

This is a great place for kids to have fun and learn at the same time. So many rooms with different…read moreactivities for kids. This is not just a one floor experience but multiple floors for the imaginations to run wild.

We had fun, music room was our favorite. Themed spaces great to explore, geared to kids 2-10?read more

This place was great for my son, took him when he was about a year and a half. Lots of really fun…read moreactivities and play spaces for his age. No shoes allowed in the play are and seemed pretty clean. He had a blast! There was one older kid (I think they're allowed up to 5 years old maybe) who wasn't very nice to my son (taking toys from him, blocking him from using the slide) whose parent was apparently oblivious, but that unfortunately can happen anywhere and not the fault of the play space. Highly recommend!

We had a blast! Went for the first time today with my almost 2 year old and it was great! It's a…read morenice change of pace on this rainy/cloudy day. My son had so much fun with all the different toys and loved when the bubble machine came on! Highly recommend for toddlers!

I have yet to ride on this carousel and really want to! I've been her a couple of times for food…read moretruck Friday and it's a great little outdoor venue. All sorts of food options, the carousel to ride, live music, a little tourist train ride and the Japanese garden just beyond the carousel. Roger Williams Park has a lot to offer. You should definitely stop by. Zoo, Carousel, Botanic Gardens, walking paths, fishing, swan boats, museums. You really should stop for a visit. Eveyone loves a nice carousel ride.

Mike and I went to the food truck night and we were so happy that we did. The food was excellent…read moreand they were such a variety. I also found it very affordable which surprised me. And the people were so friendly and nice and people were wearing masks which made me happy. We tried some stuffy stuffing without the clam shell and it was delicious. We also had a beer and just kind of walked around and enjoyed the view and seeing what was available. We also went up and listen to some music and just had a really lovely evening. It will certainly not be our last trip to the food truck nights

This spot is a gem - so clean and a blast for everyone! My little one absolutely adores it. The…read morehours are perfect for school-aged kids too. #place #fun #kids #school

Fun play ground for little ones my child always has a great time here and looks forward to coming…read moreback

Plenty of parking outside with handicap parking available. We arrived on a Sunday morning around…read more11am for a birthday party. We completed the waiver when we arrived. Only complaint with this is that it saved some of the information on the screen. I would definitely recommend to click to not save your information. We were able to go right to the party room where a host checked the kids in to ensure a waiver was completed. They were given socks and a wristband. The party allowed for 2 hours of fun! The host and people there were attentive. This isn't a babysitting facility so obviously keep track of your little ones. They had so many things to keep the kids preoccupied and the ability to get their energy out. They didn't want to leave! The only complaint that I have is for the arcade area. All games were 7 or 8 credits. Minimum card option is for 20 credits so there aren't enough credits for a minimum of 3 games. They should adjust the credit minimum to 21. Otherwise this place was awesome for the kids and we'll be coming back!

Had an absolutely amazing experience at Fun City with my daughter and friend. There is definitely…read morefun for all ages, so many fun activities to do. Pleasantly surprised at how massive the location is. We went right at opening on a weekday and had the place to ourselves which was great to not have to worry about anyone potentially bumping into my 2 year old. Absolutely loved the massive ball pits and different types of trampolines. Only downside for us was that the slides were a bit steep for younger kids so it didn't seem safe to use them. Great place to get together with friends old or young! Pricing isn't necessarily affordable to visit too often but definitely must try at least a couple times a year.

This place is great for kids and the staff and owners are very friendly and caring. They are very…read morehelpful and are great for birthday parties or even just a few hours of play for kids. This is great for toddlers all the way through elementary. Highly recommend

One of the nicer play places in Boston, though a bit expensive ($30 for a kid for 2 hours, down in…read moreHouston its $20 for an all day play). The place wasn't too busy on Labor day, about 20 kids and families. Have seen it a lot more crowded and chaotic with multiple birthday parties. Front desk staff is nice and efficient, was able to quickly get you checked in, paid, and into the venue. Plus is they dont require their own branded socks as many other places do so that helps your pocket and the environment. A bunch of claw machines at the front. Theyre rigged against you as always, spent $20 and didnt win a single animal. No pity either from the staff. The venue itself is relatively kept up and clean, though you can tell some areas have been destroyed by kids (e.g. any of the self-play areas with plastic toys). The slides and ball pit is fun, but lack of staff oversight can make it dangerous (kids running up slides, or pushing other kids around). Lots of cool tech activities to do, moreso the other places I've seen. Some of them dont work too well though (e.g. the jumping game senses adults, not little kids). Worth a trip or two in the area, and probably a gold standard for Boston, but other cities has this beat by far.

Friendly staff. Clean. Nice place for kids to explore. My son played for hours. Sensory play.read more

Such a great, fun, safe, clean space for kids to play indoors. We will definitely be regulars and…read moreare interested in birthday parties and special events too.

A quick little getaway on a rainy day. Place was jamming busy, but staff was still friendly. A…read morevariety of activities beyond the trampolines like bowling and arcade. A lot of kids there, so its probably good for parties. All in all a nice time.

Came here for bowling and played a few arcade games so that's all I can attest to. It's a fun place…read morefor kids, lots to do. It does smell a little, walked out smelling like food and cooking oil. The bowling is pin bowling I believe and the pins are attached to strings, I think there are times where we definitely should have gotten strikes but didn't. I'm sure the strings have an effect on the game. You don't have to wear bowling shoes if you don't want so that's cool. The game did have a glitch where the pins were just spinning aimlessly. The screen also did not work. It's not bad if you're in the area but I think there are better options for bowling. I will say the pizza was actually decent and flavorful