Decided to visit the Universal area (playground for all ages and abilities, seasonal spray park,…read moreseasonal mini golf and sledding hill)! We were on late afternoon weekday so not as busy or crowded as it would be on the weekend. The spray park has not opened yet (looks like will plan to open June 30). The good: I love the variety and amount of climbing structures and things to do in this playground. I love that this is universal (The Bay Area has a bunch of them and it's called Magical Playground- with plans to build them in each town). There is a free reservation system online for parking (max 2 hours) for weekends and holidays only. No Street or Neighborhood Parking is allowed. The bad: Because Mass is slow to add cool new universal parks, this one was hugely popular with the community that neighbors were complaining because there was not enough parking and people were overloading to resident parking. So hopefully there will be plans to add more parking. They have those built in shades but it is essentially useless because it doesn't cover everything. I wish there were more trees for natural shade. Because it was unbearable in the hot sun. We were sweating after 5 minutes. I can see it being very nice in the fall with cooler weather. 4 stars because this is an amazing playground but in the grueling summer heat, you could get a heat stroke so stay hydrated!

Went here with my sister and nephew in early October. As a non-local it was shockingly cold, but I…read moreguess that comes with the region. I've heard about initiatives like this from the TriCities area in Washington state but hadn't directly experienced one. I think it's great for families and the community that somewhere like this playground exists for children who are unable to access traditional playgrounds. My sister said this spot gets busy on the weekends and requires a resident permit to park in their fairly sizable lot (though I can imagine how busy it would get). My nephew had a lovely time with the various slides & also the firetruck.

Great experience, likes the games a lot and the drinks were good and something different for me…read morethan the regular cocktail la you see in other bars. The only thing that was really bad was the food, not the best taste.

Four of us spent 2 hours here on a Tuesday morning just after opening (11ish): 15 & 19-yr-old…read moresiblings, almost-50 mom, and 77-yr-old grandma. We all had a great time! There were so many challenges to try, plenty of physical ones and plenty of less-physical ones, some that were better with 4 and some better with 2. It would also be a really fun friend or date activity to get to know someone better. We ate in the attached restaurant, and the food was a little pricey but very good. By about 1 it was getting busier, and we sometimes had to wait for a preferred challenge. Morning is definitely the time to go. We could probably have played for 3 hours with a lunch break, but 2 was a satisfying amount of playtime for everyone.

We had an awesome time here for my school-aged kids' birthday. While we love coming here in…read moregeneral, the birthday party was particularly fabulous and the focus of this review. It's well organized and there is a small area and a large area right by the entrance, flanking the ticket redemption area, the drink counter, and the employee desk. Great location for it. There's two flatscreen TVs in the large area and one flatscreen TV in the small one. Ability to turn off/on lights. We were able to fit high 20's number of kids in the small party area. Service and coordination was particularly great. Megan was our lead person, and she provided excellent concierge service. We were frankly surprised how great she was and attentive. We just assumed we'd be in for some chaos but nope, guided us, paced us, and was very attentive. You bring your own drinks and cake, and they have pizza baked in house. The pizza is really good. Wow. Move over boring kid birthday pizza. They take the cake back for you and cut it up and serve it. They clean up. They help with pizza distribution. They wheel in and out the carts with gifts (and coats this time of year) into and out of the party area. So if you want to stay around longer after the party area reservation, you're welcome to and they've got multiple carts to keep your things. The distribution of some of the credits on cards before and after was great. And the A or B on the cards of the kids to divide up the laser tag was great. And our kid got to do both times since it was their birthday. The area and place/setting is fun. Lots of different types of games. Everything was working -- a rarity for an arcade. There's better or worse use of credits, of course, as there is everywhere. I loved the variety though. There were electronic games, claw games, multiplayer games, violent and non-violent, physical sport/skill games (basketball shooting, ski ball, drop ball), and both ticket earning and non-ticket earning games. The redemption area has a large variety of choices and they're displayed well to enable kids to make choices without long queues. The laser tag area is surprisingly large and very fun for the kids. It's gotta be 2-3x larger than the rest of the arcade. The price here was great. Lots of folks will seek outer suburbs of Boston for good prices but all in this was a steal compared to some other options. And the other families loved it. Kids were raving about it through the school week, and multiple people said they're going to bring their families back here again soon and many for birthday parties.

Is it just me or is the pizza here actually pretty amazing? i have only been here for birthday…read moreparties but I am realizing that the pizza here that is made in house is different from other places and for birthday party pizza it is way better than delivering it into wherever the venue is. It's rectangular and super thick and i didn't think much of it until my son wolfed down two slices so fast i was not believing. so I had one. and i tried another weird pie called CBLT or something and it looked scary drizzled with ranch but crazy good! I think im just going to make excuses to come here again to try the pizza...the arcade games are definitely not really for little kids but pretty fun for older kids and grownups but it's nice that even if you have teensy kid points you can still get decent toy prizes and candy.

Fun and trending products! But.. How do young families possibly afford this expensive toy store?…read more Shop at Walmart, Amazon, or Target instead. What ever happened to the good ole' days of Child World.

I brought my daughter to this place for a classmates birthday party. It was such a fun experience!…read moreI was super impressed with how clean and organized it was. The staff was great and very friendly with the kids. My daughter had such a fun time and we plan on going back soon! Highly recommend!

The outdoor classes are the best! It's great to be able to bring my daughter and son together.read more

From the owner: Infant, toddler and pre-k aged sensory “messy play” classes located right in your neighborhood…read morepark! Say YES to the MESS! Invite the Play Lab to your child’s birthday party for the wow factor with crowd pleasing, show stopping, messy play that comes to you. Community events, in-school visits, sensory play teacher training, subscription based sensory table fillers for schools and other options available. Multi-aged activities specializing in ages 4 months-5 years. Scoop, squish, mash, dump, splash, taste and explore exciting, colorful, irresistibly touchable “messy” sensory play that activities to promote your child’s growth and development. Infant ages feature edible and baby safe messy materials. Join a session or drop-in for a class located right in your local park. Currently running in Boston, Wellesley and South Boston.

So, let me just say my son has never been away from familiar people like myself, my mom, sisters,…read moreand his teachers so I was a bit nervous dropping him off for three hours at the Disney Movie Pizza & Popcorn event they had at WRTS Wellesley but when I picked him up and the staff were praising his behavior, how much fun he had and that he ate 3 slices of pizza! (I was shocked!) I knew that this would be a place that I would frequently book him a good time at! The staff is pleasant the couple of times we've visited, the place is kept very clean, I mean I was so happy to have found a place for my kiddo to be himself and not apologize for being and doing so! Thank you, WRTS we will be seeing you all at the next event!

Disorganized and unprofessional. Staff did not honor a reservation we had confirmed several days in…read moreadvance even after we had driven 30 min to get there. They had lost track of our reservation and consequently admitted too many other children in the meantime, such that they were at capacity by the time we arrived and told us our child could not go in despite his actual reservation. An hour wasted driving back and forth. Don't bother with this poorly run place.

Immersive game box is fun activity for groups of two to six! It uses augmented reality where you go…read moreinto a room, put it on a hat and it the hat traces your movement. You also interact when the the walls and images on the walls to interact with the environment. There are about a dozen or so different games to select, including Squid Game (season 1), Bat Man, Angry Birds, Temple Squid, the Fire is Lava, Party Box and more. Each game can be played for 30 minutes to an hour. It's $25 for 30 minutes and $35 for an hour. We tried the Party Box one where we played mini games against each other, kinda like Mario Party. Then we did the AI Escape Room was very pretty fun. You can buy drinks there if you want. There are 6 rooms available. The bathrooms are in the back and very clean. Overall, this was a fun unique experience that I would recommend for families with kids or couples for dates!

Wow--this was such a fun experience! The game box is fully interactive, with walls that respond to…read moregameplay, and each box fits up to six people. You wear these silly-looking helmets that tracks your movements (which end up being part of the fun). The new Mini Game Box Party was a blast--super competitive, quick to pick up, and great for almost all ages. We had 2 teenagers and 4 adults where we had the most unforgettable experience together. They also offer the infamous Squid Game experience, which is more challenging and features fewer games, but they're true to the originals from the show. While fun, I definitely preferred the Box Party for the variety and fast-paced energy. Games range from two 30 or one 60 minutes. It is a bit pricey at $35 per player for an hour, but the $100-per-box holiday deal is a much better value for up to 6 players. Overall, a really entertaining group activity inside the Natick Mall amongst other entertainment such as Level 99 and Dave & Busters.

They only change the holds out about once a month. Things get pretty boring, unless you're into…read morelead climbing. There's also never any parking.

Great for a small bouldering gym. If you want something quick and no frills, this is your gym. No…read moreshowers, no top ropes, or fitness classes but also no long lines to get on a route. This may supplement your standard gym or keep you going if you have trouble finding time to climb. But I wouldn't travel a long distance to come here or if you're really budget minded. That said, the routes are good and the staff is awesome. There plenty of parking and the cold beer afterwards are huge perks. When I boulder, I'll come here and when I climb, I'll go to CRG Watertown.

Einstein's Workshop is a creative kid's dream. It's basically an indoor play area, filled with…read morecreative type toys, as well as a computer room where every kid plays, you guessed it, Minecraft. - There are lego tables, tables for Kinex toys, others whose names I forget. Two ramps for testing out lego car creations. A 3D printer, printing stuff. Neat room. Off to the side are other classrooms or private rooms for parties. The kids mainly hung out in the main room working on legos, and others stayed on Minecraft for the whole time. - My one caveat was that it's very boy-oriented stuff. The girls we took didn't find much interest in legos or Minecraft. So, they weren't that thrilled to be there. - There is a 3D scanner in an adjacent building; you can have your body scanned and turned into a 3-D sand sculpture. Creepy/cool! -

Outstanding - great staff, great offerings. Signed my nephew up for a week-long Lego/robotics…read moreclass (for grades 4 to 8). Was concerned that it might be too advanced for him (he's just going into 4th grade this fall). The instructor (Sarah - she's terrific) assured me he'd do great. And she was right - he loved it. At the end of the week I asked him to rate his experience on a scale of 1 to 10. His answer - 'infinity!' Next up - I'll be signing him up for a Mindcraft/into to electronics class. Can't recommend this place highly enough.

I've been this place upwards of 50 times, the services are so wonderful, and everyone is so…read morewelcoming. Wonderful for artsy collectors and casual browsing alike.

The Paper Mouse is a beautiful store. They stock a wide range of pens, inks, paper and gift items…read morerelated to paper products. The store is a visual delight. Everything is displayed beautifully! The people who work there are very helpful and knowledgeable about pens and inks. They really took their time helping me with my selections as I am new to the world of fountain pens. Wonderful shop.