My son was invited to Kidzville for a birthday party. It was our first time. He had fun and I left…read morefeeling pretty impressed with the business. Check-in was very quick and easy. We then found the large glass room that was hosting the party he was attending. There were a couple parties happening at the same time. I think they have 3 (or 4) different rooms. My son spent a lot of his playing time on Kidzville's tube slides and in their ball pit which has a way to swing over it. One thing that Kidzville has that I haven't seen at other indoor kid parks is a four wheel pedal race track. This allowed for some friendly and fun competition with him and his buddies. The host in charge of our party seemed on top of things. She took care of the needs of the room and was very communicative about the schedule. After seeing her in action, I definitely considered hosting my own party there.

Kidzville is great, even for my 18 month old who can only participate in a few activities. You have…read moreto wear socks (both kids and parents), but they have sticky socks you can buy for the kids. The place is huge with something for everyone - trampolines, ball pits, slides, bikes, etc. and lots of places to just run around and burn energy. Everything is padded and my little one has so much fun every time we go! It's also pretty new so everything is fairly clean. There is a "toddler" section with a smaller ball pit, a slide and games but my only gripe is that the older kids can go wherever they want, including this section. It's a little frustrating because big kids (like 10-12) are rushing past her to go down the slide or hogging the ball pit. I just wish that this area was reserved for the littler ones and enforced to give everyone equal play time. They also do birthday parties and allow you to book a "membership" which is cheaper than paying each time. Definitely recommend!

We recently went to Monster Mini Golf and had an awesome time. The whole place has glowing…read moreblacklight artwork, monsters everywhere, and a really fun indoor mini golf course. They also have laser tag and an arcade, so there's plenty to do. What impressed us most was the staff. Everyone we interacted with was friendly and helpful, but one moment really stood out. While we were still playing mini golf, a staff member came to find us and let us know a laser tag game was starting soon and suggested we join. If we had waited until we finished golfing, it probably would have just been our two boys in the arena. Instead they got to play with a full group, which made the game way more exciting. That extra level of customer service made a big difference. The kids had an absolute blast and we really appreciated the staff looking out for us like that. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a fun outing with kids.

Rain or shine it's always time for a little mini golf AND it's indoors! My favorite part is the…read morefact that it is glow and the dark. They offer laser tag, a laser maze, and an arcade as well! Arcade cards are reloadable and you can trade the tickets in for prizes. Also if you're looking for a great place for a birthday party check out there packages!

Large, colorful vibrant playground that's inclusive. I loved that that there was a wheelchair swing…read moreand spaces that both disabled and able bodied kids could play. The butterfly garden was beautiful, there was so much space for the kids to run and play it was clean and the kids had a great time!

Playground was really cute ! Only thing is, (obviously)…read morethe playground gets very hot so it's not enjoyable they couldn't swing or go down the slides and there wasn't that much in the toddler section was hoping for more shade

It was a fun experience and the staff here was great. We see a lot of Ifly locations around and…read morewere curious. We booked it on a whim. The most basic and quickest option. It was exhilarating for those minutes and fun to watch some of the pros do it and play around. The location is quite large and plenty of parking around. The staff was patient and understanding. I was so swept up into the whole floating idea that I completely forgot the hand signal meaning. Afterwards, we took some photos, got our piece of paper, and headed out to the mall/IKEA. The downside is that this experience is pricey, but definitely worth a try at least once.

I visited to this location during Labor Day weekend, and we all had a great time! Our party was…read morenine people a mix of frequent flyers, and absolute newbies, both adults and kids. My family had been to their location in Queens, New York before, and it was nice to see the consistent quality of service that they had at this location. Everyone had to start out with a brief training to make sure we were on the same page with the safety guidelines. Mike was fantastic as our instructor, even making our youngest kid in our party with sensory issues feel safe! He even suggested rubber ear plugs instead of the foam ones, since they were smaller and would secure a little bit more comfortably mid-flight. Once we got going, he guided us through a number of different skydiving techniques, including turning, lifting ourselves up, and controlling ourselves to lower back down. It was a wonderful experience for everyone. In fact, it made me and my family want to do indoor skydiving again for additional training!

I had brought my grand children here with my daughter on Tuesday morning the park was pretty busy…read moreand one thing that stood out to me was a young lady at cafe I believe her name was Samantha she was by herself that day making food and taking orders and the line just did not stop Ive never seen such a patient young woman have the patience she does when dealing with young kids a little girl didn't have her phone set up to pay and could not pay for her food Samantha helped this young girl out so she would have the money to be able to pay for her food by setting her phone up for her and after that continued the line like it was nothing she was moving so fast from running the orders out to customers making drinks she did great and I made sure when she walked past us at the table I told her because most young adults these days have no respect or patience she thanked me and got right back to it again I just wanted to recognize her if you go there without reading her name tag you will Know who she is she's a great worker I hope they think highly of the way me and my daughter did.

Just recently visited on December 30, 2024, fir my sons 13th birthday and he and his friends had a…read moreblast! The prices were very affordable, there was available seating . The establishment itself was clean and spacious. Finger foods were available for our hade such as chicken tenders & fries, pizza etc., along with candy, drinks and soda. I would definitely come back here !

Best time to go is on the weekday , not packed , not a bunch of kids =fun time to be alive .read more

Nothing spectacular. I don't believe there is a limit on how many people come in because it is so…read moreovercrowded and it looks like people who are only paying to play for 90 minutes end up staying longer. The all day play is about $37 and socks are about $3/4 dollars. For one kid with tax for all day play it came out to $43 and some change.... What's good is that you can bring in your own food and drinks!!! They have party rooms but I see a lot of people bringing in pizza and cake to have their own little party at the shared tables. Which makes finding a seat hard!!! And unlike urban air, there is NO quiet adult space. There are public toilets (stalls). There's an arcade area. Lockers are available. If you come at peak times be prepared for long lines to get in and for food/drinks.

Favorite low key park. It features 2 playgrounds, a baseball field, 2 pavilions, a ton of…read morePicnic tables, and a wooded trail. The trail could use some maintenance but it's a nice getaway from the city. The trail features large rocks (obviously) and a small stream. There are a few shallow bodies of water that along the trail that is perfect for little ones to play in the stream (at your own risk). It's very relaxing for relaxing in nature, deep breathing or reading a book. The park does have a restroom and 1 pavilion appears to have a grill. There is plenty of parking for a intimate event or family gathering. Overall, this is a cute little park that offers nature close to the city. Fyi: the rocks can be slippery when wet so wear sturdy shoes or hiking sandals.

This is a great little park with a lot of trail options right in the middle of a residential…read moreneighborhood. For this reason, it feels very safe since there are houses and people around not too far from the middle of this park. Very good parking lot and clear map when you enter. Playgrounds and covered pavilion/picnic areas too! Even though it is small, there are a lot of trail options, you can mix and match them and make it as short or long as you want. Last time I was there I did a mixture of the inner and outer trails and it was just under 2 miles. The trails are not marked well, they are a little confusing and I get turned around every time I go there, and I am pretty good with directions! Make sure to take a picture of the map before you enter! Overall it is a very easy hike though, not a lot of steep inclines. The best part about it though is the water. It is known for the rocks obviously and small waterfalls. It is very peaceful and pretty. Someone made chairs out of tree branches at one point in the trail, that was kind of cool!

If you are looking for an in-person school field trip for students, do not choose Snapology…read more Snapology's concept is GREAT, but what was offered could have been of better quality and execution. Snapology is overpriced with subpar materials. For a minimum of 50 students, the school was charged $750, for any additional students the cost was $15 per add-on. Snapology was to arrive at the school for a noon setup with pre-k and kindergarten students participating in the building activity from 12:30-2 pm. Snapology sent two staff members who did not represent Snapology with joy and excitement. When the two young ladies arrived they came with two rolling carts with shoe box totes of legos. As I greeted them, I asked if there was anything I needed to do. They said I needed to place the students in groups of five so that they would be able to go to the 10 Lego stations. When we arrived at the GYM small stations were created on the floor (no tables were ever requested or suggested for this activity via Snapology). As the students came, I began to usher students into the GYM along with school staff members and parents with no direction from the Snapology team. We had NO clue what to DO! The two staff members never gave us an introduction, a greeting, or guidance to get STARTED! So teachers and parents started managing stations with students. About 10 min. into the activity, a rotation was supposed to take place (no timer to be heard, no communication between school staff and SNAPOLOGY. One Snapology member moving clockwise and another moving counterclockwise. Now children are CONFUSED! Now we have 50+ with no direction moving around excitedly. At this point, I decided to have students FREELY explore the stations! Before the activity was over, I noticed the staff members cleaning up. Wait a minute we still have 30 minutes! They put the earthquake machine away, 2 green Lego mats, and a Lego bin. I see one staff take a creation from a student's hands now I am annoyed. Now it's time to ask for clarity. I spoke to one of the staff members in the hallway and was less than excited with her response. This is an easy activity that can easily be executed at your school for a FRACTION OF THE COST! Buy Legos and connector place them inbins now you have SNAPOLOGY!

We just finished a week of Camp,and my son had the best time! He was having so a good time he…read morebegged me to pick him up later just to gain more free play. Marcela and the staff were really great. I appreciate them offering flexible pick up and drop off times. We will be back for more classes in the fall.