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    Whee Zone

    4.5 (6 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Alivia D.

    Awesome indoor playground for toddlers and young children! My daughter had a blast exploring their expansive jungle gym, ball pit and slides. Grip socks must be worn by both children & adults. The facility was very clean and had plenty of tables and chairs to put your things on. We spent almost 3 hours there! Plenty to keep your children busy and tire them out!

    Deprina G.

    Took our lil' one to Whee Zone for a random play day--aka: let's get this child good and tired so we can sit down somewhere. Bonus points: there's a Cold Stone down the strip (and if you live in Mercer County, you already know that's rare like a unicorn in Target). The spot itself? Cute... if you've got big kids. They do have a toddler section, but let's keep it real--it felt like an afterthought. It's not gated, not monitored, and somehow it's also the only area with a ball pit. So what happens? All the little babies, their stressed out parents, and a few wild big kids with too much sugar in their systems are all jammed into this tiny corner trying to "enjoy." Picture chaos--but with socks. Meanwhile, the whole other half of the space was crickets. EMPTY. And it was a birthday party that day! So, yeah, we eventually just hit the big kid zone and let our toddler climb and crawl while we supervised from the inside--shoutout to being short enough (5'6") and tall enough (husband's 6') to still squeeze in without pulling a muscle. We finally got a calm moment in the ball pit--AFTER 7PM--once most kids dipped. So here's the real advice: if you've got little ones, pull up early or late. Period. Other need-to-knows: * $15.99 per kid * Sign a waiver * Socks with grip required (no slip, no play) * Shoes off and stored in the cubbies near the front * They've got memberships, but it's a 3-month minimum. Meh. All in all--we had a good time. I'm picky about these types of places, but hey--your kid will think it's the Met Gala of play zones. They don't know better, they just want to bounce and throw things. And for that? Whee Zone does the job.

    Inside view of the whee zone...great, large playground. 20$ for me and my daughter, we love it.

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