It was a wet day and the outside playground was not going to work. Where do you take two young…read morechildren to burn off some serious energy? Luv 2 Play solves this dilemma quite nicely. We like the layout of this indoor playground, it has a nice separate area for young toddlers, great slides, and plenty of things for kids to explore. It also has a snack bar with a limited menu, and a friendly and accommodating staff. If you get here early, it's typically less busy, and after about two hours, you can exit with energy expended children. It's our go to place for rainy days.

Visited for the first time on a Saturday morning. Kids had a good time. Equipment was in good shape…read moreand clean. We'll be back.

Kidsstrong Westboro is the friendly, welcoming and energetic. Coaches are awesome! They keep the…read morekids engaged and it is an important part of our week.

It's a disturbing experience as parents to realize you've been baited into a money trap while…read moretrying to support our child. We tried 2 classes at Westborough KidStrong for our 4-year-old. At the trial class, we noticed they moved through tasks a little too quickly, but our child had a good experience and they offered a 6-month commitment promotion that was hard to refuse. At the second class, our daughter was very overwhelmed by a much larger number of kids and by the loud music. She also expressed wanting more freedom to engage in certain physical activities longer, and the classes are structured to move quickly from task to task. The coaches did try to engage her, but it was clear to our daughter and to us the environment and the class structure was not a good fit for her. When I contacted management to explain this a request a refund for future classes, we were told we could not get our money back, it was now considered credits we could use later (this was over $100). Anyone who genuinely cares about the children and families they work with knows this work requires flexibility and understanding when it doesn't work out, especially young children. If we had been offered our money back we would have certainly considered trying again at a later time, but after this, we will never return to a KidStrong. Parents, please don't make our mistake. If you choose to commit to a class, we strongly recommend paying as you go.

Very fun place to bring kids ( I would say 10 and under) for a play-date or birthday party!…read more They have an area that has bouncy houses and toys for children that range from baby age to around 10 or so years old. We were here for a little over an hour and the kids had so much fun. They also have a large room to host parties in. The staff that work here are very nice and always around.

We came here on a holiday (Presidents' Day) and the kids had a great time! We had 5 kids- an…read moreinfant, 2 y.o., 3 y.o., 5 y.o., and an 11 y.o. They all had so much fun! They have a limit on how many families they let in at once which I appreciated. A friend came to meet us and he was 'waitlisted' but it only lasted about 5-10 minutes and he was able to come in. You can enter with your stroller and stay on the gray carpet or use one of theirs which is allowed anywhere in the room. They even had exercise bikes set up for parents to use. They don't work but it's something to do! They also have WiFi. Overall, fun place for kids! I would suggest they put sanitizer pumps all over though. They make every kid sanitize on the way in but there aren't any inside that I saw. Also, I wish there was a Starbucks in this plaza!

Terrible customer service. I tried multiple times to book a private event using email, voicemail,…read moreFacebook Messenger, and their website form. After three weeks, I never received any response. Completely unacceptable--would not recommend.

Big gym with lots of games to be played. Love that they have beer on tap and snacks. Fun place to…read morego to hang for a few hours with family or friends. We had a great time!

An enjoyable place to bring the kids to run around on the playground, jump on a ton of trampolines,…read moreand play in the arcade area. During the spring vacation week in April, they also offered free pass for the month of May to visit and a pass for free pizza in the kitchen. The food took awhile though so if your kid is hangry... be prepared. Staff overall is fairly friendly and we come early so it's fairly clean. No complaints.

I took my Granddaughter (3) during the week where they have a special time allotted for younger…read morekids. We had a wonderful time jumping together at the many attractions they have. They did have a few that we were not able to try as they were broken. I was a tad disappointed in they seemed a bit run down but it didn't stop us from having fun! I'd like to mention as I know there are two- This was in Franklin not Marlboro Ma.

Dear Altitude Trampoline Park Customer Care,…read more I am writing to formally dispute the handling of a $150 Altitude gift card I purchased for the North Attleboro location. After purchasing the gift card, the North Attleboro location closed. I recently attempted to use the remaining value at your Marlborough location and was told that the gift card would not be accepted. I find this completely unacceptable. I paid Altitude $150 in good faith for services that I can now no longer use because Altitude chose to close the location. I did not cancel anything, allow the card to expire, or otherwise forfeit the funds. Altitude accepted my money, closed the location, and is now refusing to honor the value at another Altitude facility. How is it reasonable for the customer to simply lose $150 because your North Attleboro location closed? I am requesting that Altitude immediately provide one of the following: 1. Honor the full remaining balance at the Marlborough Altitude location, or 2. Issue a full refund of the remaining gift card balance. I would prefer to resolve this directly with Altitude, but I am asking for a prompt response and a reasonable resolution. Keeping a customer's money while refusing to provide the service it was purchased for is not an acceptable outcome. don't call yourself a franchise then!

We had our child's birthday party there. I highly recommend this place. The service and facility is…read moreoutstanding. Russell W

Grandkidz and friendz had a blast at the birthday party, lots to keep them entertained on a rainy…read moreafternoon!

The kids had a great time playing games going on the slide just fun for my four year-old grandson…read more Snacks were fine and had a great time. Enjoy yourself when you're there.

Great place for ages id say 2 to 13. We have the monthly passes which are a life saver and totally…read moreworth it. They just got 1 new bounce houses, an alligator obstacle course, and a free jump into squishy heaven or shoot out the quick slide. Def nice to see them bringing in new items. Great family place, great for birthdays, just all around Great place. Also has an arcade area for kids where they can win tickets, try to grab a plushie, candy, or even for air hockey, down to a ride on old school motor train. Also has an outside trampoline for individual jumpers, a zip line, and a rope climb w a bell. Not bad for a kids place. Great prizes to win w your tickets. The owners dog is the sweetest he is often there to love on all the kids. You won't regret and if you like Inquire abt the 6 month passes.

It's the best place for kids of all ages, we celebrated my son's 1st birthday this weekend and I…read moreHIGHLY RECOMMEND!!! The kids and parents had a blast!! We rented a table which was a great space ( still following COVID-19 guidelines, of course) i was able to bring my own decorations, BYOFood and drinks ( NO alcohol) We even did a candy launch! Sooo much fun. It's always a bonus when the staff are amazing. They were sooo helpful and clean!! Thank you Funstuff staff!!

The entire play area appeared to be clean and well-maintained. There are many activities to keep…read morethe little ones entertained for hours. The setup allowed for easy supervision from the seated areas. The play area has excellent visibility. Play Time RI hosts kids birthday parties as well as decorating, setting up, and cleaning up.

Good but a bit crowded and they honestly allow too many kids in at once. Depending on the patrons,…read moresome kids are aggressive in a way that makes it a bit challenging if you're there with young ones. Still, a nice way to spend a rainy day. It's a bit pricey, but you get jump time and arcade time build into your fee.

"I ain't the worst that you've seen Ah, can't you see what I…read moremean? Ah, might as well jump (jump!) Might as well jump Go ahead and jump (jump!)" (Van Halen) If you think your little darlings would like to jump on mini trampolines, climb on ropes, walk on a balance beam, swing on rings, soar from the rafters on a zip line, smash each other with foam battle sticks, scale an arched wall, and just run around like a horde of demons -well just head on over to your closest Launch. Oh, and they have a game arcade with prizes, and a snack bar too. They have 30 locations across the US with 6 in Massachusetts. We visited Launch in Framingham, MA yesterday, and it was incredible. We made our reservations online and reserved an 11:00 slot on Sunday morning. Considering there are trampolines involved, you'll have to sign a liability waiver, either online in advance or at a kiosk when you arrive. A one-hour session on the play area costs $30. The time limit is monitored by specific colors on your wrist band, an overhead board that lists the remaining times for each color, and a team of roving attendants. We took our grandchildren there and quite a few other families did the same. By the time their session had expired, the place was packed and the decibel level inside matched the roar of the Artemis rocket. Our grands LOVED their visit and never stopped running around and taking on new physical challenges. The big child population also equaled a big parent/guardian population, and I observed that folks would congregate in the middle of the walkways drinking their lattes and effectively blocking other adults who wanted to track what their kids were doing. Some adults seemed to abandon their parental diligence in favor of social chit chat, and I saw one little boy who was crying terribly, looking for his mother who was otherwise socially engaged with her buddies. One last thing -at about the half hour mark, the lights inside the complex dimmed significantly. I thought it was a power failure, but when I asked one of the attendants, he said it was planned and designates regularly scheduled "Dark Time". I found it to be a negative since it made tracking your kid's whereabouts more difficult throughout the maze of activities, and I also felt it was dangerous because the dim lighting made it tough to see the dividing line between the walking paths and the drop into the various pits (at least the pits are padded with foam cubes). We also enjoyed the arcade games and grabbed a chicken nugget and French fry plate to share on the way to our next activity. I thought the food was pretty good by the way!