My niece celebrated her 7th birthday here. It's a cute indoor playground that's has climbing areas,…read moreslides, a mini race car track and even a climbing wall. They also have a separate play area specifically for toddlers. They don't allow any shoes inside, and everyone has to wear socks. It's a 2 hour admission with a wristband, and everyone has to sign a waiver beforehand. There is a dedicated party room that is separate from the play area. It's pretty large and with decent seating and lots of room for setting up food and a gift/cake table. It comfortably fit our group of roughly 50 adults and 20 kids. Restrooms are gender-neutral and they provide sandals to wear inside. Parking was pretty easy since it's adjacent to a large plaza. Overall, this spot is fun and great for kids!

My kids have enjoyed coming here. We've come 4 or 5 times. I like that it has a lot for my 4 yr old…read moreAND my 19 month old. The kids played for 2 hours straight and didn't want to leave. Pricing isn't crazy but it's not cheap either. Since it's a place geared towards kids, I'd love to see the bathrooms be a little more kid friendly with a step stool for washing hands.

I would like to say that I noticed Bailey Bryant is very professional in her work. She smiles at…read moreeveryone and always conducts herself professionally. She is kind to the kids while also being firm when needed. I don't always post reviews, but I believe that when someone deserves recognition, it should be said. Thank you, Bailey, for all that you do!

Came here for a birthday party and there was definitely a lot for the kids to do. Food, games,…read morebasketball, and of course the trampolines and obstacle like course activities. I will say, it was pure chaos and extremely busy but it was close to what I would have expected for a Saturday when there was open play and multiple birthdays. So BE PREPARED on a weekend. On the bright side, your kids WILL be pooped at the end and will have a great time, mine sure did. Will definitely try and come back maybe during the week to see how it goes but my son loved it.

My son has been taking coding lessons here for a couple years now. He has learned so much and…read moreabsolutely loves the environment. The senseis are very friendly, helpful and responsible with the kids. My son has learned not only technical skills, but social skills that have helped him grow mentally and emotionally. I would highly recommend this program and the half-day camps.

My boys loves here, they said time fly fast for 3 hrs summer camp. They are new to coding, the…read morestaffs make learning fun.

We love this place and how spacious it is. My son loves checking out their books and their video…read moreroom where the kiddos can play video games or games from the projector. Definitely worth going back because when you're all done and exhausted, eating in the food court upstairs was delicious!

Just from visiting this spot a couple times on separate occasions, I would definitely consider this…read morethe best indoor spot I have ever seen for a toddler. It's quite spacious and there are just such a variety of activities for kids, from playing in a ball pit, to stacking random foam blocks, to playing in an area filled with random electronic entertainment (like mario kart and coloring fish), to actual play area with slides and padded obstacles. Even after seeing some of the lower reviews, I still think it is relatively clean considering the amount of traffic the weekend or evening may bring. I didn't really see anything that was broken or not working, and even when the mario kart system bugged out and was on a default screen, a staff member quickly did a reset and got it back into working order within 10 minutes or so. A consideration to be made is the fact that not all the parents are attentive with their kids, so there were definitely some kids that are just disrupting other kids playing or being obnoxious/rude. It's inevitable but also makes it feel like some parents literally just let their kids do whatever with little supervision, knowing that they are within the indoor playground. For example, my 1 year old was sitting on the padded carousel, and an older kid (at least 6 y.o.) jumped into the middle of the carousel and started dancing around wildly, which would've been fine until he almost fell on top of my much smaller child. It should also be noted that the area was marked for 2 y.o. or younger, but there's pretty much no enforcement of the space. Otherwise, it's a really cool spot for kids to burn a few hours and I still think it's remarkable that they fit so many different things to do in the same area.

We have been coming here for three years now. Our eldest daughter has previously competed for the…read moreteam before deciding to move on with cheer for high school. Our youngest has started recreational classes and is currently on her first year in team. We love being in Majestic. Both our girls loved gymnastics and their coaches. Our eldest comes back once in a while to see her old team mates and to practice with her coaches. The coaches are very open with communicating with us and truly care about their students. There were some changes made in the gym with viewing but since the beginning, team viewing was always limited as to give all the parents a chance to view their kids during practice because of limited sitting prior to the expansion. Also, as previous athlete, we all know, parents can be distracting at times so I do think limited viewing is not a big deal. As a mom, I am also 100% in support of having the changing areas away from the hallway. I believe this was a great move that the girls have their own isolated area away where they can change and get ready without parents and strangers waiting on them after class. All in all, as a parent, a team sport only works if you as a parent, are willing to work well with the coaches and your kids. Majestic is amazing, we have made great friends out here!

Majestic Gymnastics is genuinely such a great place to take your kids. Super knowledgeable and…read morecaring staff! Also a great environment for any age; preschool, recreational, competitive, I'd recommend Majestic for any of their programs!!

My nephew and son had a great time at Little Dimples. It was clean, fun, and had many different…read moreactivities. They also had a big selection or drinks for the adults to choose from and snacks for the kids. Their restroom was clean and I really enjoyed that there was a nice comfy changing table and bags to put dirty diapers in. We were treated nicely by the girl who was working. I was hesitant to go to the playground based off the reviews of kids playing rough, which I did witness, but I can't blame the business for that. That comes down to the parents being an active participant in this activity versus parents allowing their kids the freedom to do as they please while they relax, drink coffee, and scroll their phone/ computer. I was present with my little ones and was able to stop the bigger kids from hurting them.

I used to really enjoy this place. My son even had a birthday party here about three years ago,…read morewhich is why I requested a membership through Regional Center for my children, who have disabilities. When I went to use the membership for the first time, I arrived with my two sons after checking the business hours on Facebook and Instagram. When we got there, a man was doing maintenance on the playground and told us it would be about an hour before we could enter. My son, who has autism, was understandably upset, so I took him next door to the pet store to help distract him while we waited. After an hour, we returned--only to be told it would be another 30 minutes. At that point, I asked if my sons' memberships were active through Regional Center. The employee flipped through a notebook and couldn't even locate one of my son's memberships. We left because my son's patience was gone, which is directly related to his autism. This entire experience left a very sour taste. If a business offers social recreation services through Regional Center, accurate hours and organized membership records are essential. What's even more upsetting is that I later discovered Regional Center was charged for six months of membership, even though we never attended or used the membership at all. I never signed a contract agreeing to ongoing charges. I also received a text stating the membership would not be active if we didn't attend--yet they still billed Regional Center. Also, never extended services. Between the inaccurate hours, lack of accommodation, disorganization, and billing issues, I would not recommend this business to Regional Center families.

What a vibrant park full of life! We discovered it while dropping off our ballots to vote,…read moreattracted by the community spirit surrounding the drop-off box. With a group practicing yoga, workout stations available, inviting tables to enjoy meals, a track for walking our furry friends, and children joyfully playing baseball, the energy was infectious. Though we wished for a disc golf section, we made the most of our time playing frisbee instead. Overall, it was a truly inspiring park experience.

It's beautiful clean and lots of things to do. Has a small trail, exercise machines in the back.read more

This gym offers a variety of classes and open gym for the person that wants to improve their…read moretumbling skills. The instructors are good and the space is big. They have a bunch of different equipment to reach everyone's needs. They have a waiting area with plenty of seating and toys for smaller children. The bathrooms and waiting area could be a little cleaner.

Extremely unorganized and not set up to help kids that are true beginners. My daughter tried one of…read moretheir beginner classes twice and nobody was attentive to her at all even after I explained that she was a true beginner. Everyone else in the class was already working on aerials and back handsprings and those kids were being given all the attention. We left the second class with my daughter in full tears and never looked back. If your kid already has some skills this place might be ok but for a true beginner I would look elsewhere.