This is the first time that I have been at a Kid's Empire. I took four of my grandkids and they had…read morea great time. I was impressed with how clean this facility was. The floor and the tables were very clean and all the equipment seemed extremely clean, as well as the bathrooms. The price was.$19.95 per child, but I like the fact, they said that you could leave and come back later that day for the same payment. We did not do that, but I felt like that was a nice option. Also, we didn't need to purchase socks. It was just required to wear them which I thought was a huge plus. They had plenty of seating. They also had a baby and toddler area. And of course they had the general play area which I went into both areas. They also had some go kart type motorcycles that were enclosed underneath the playset, but I'm assuming that you had to buy a special pass for those. There was also a fun black light dance room for the kids. The kids had a great time and I would definitely bring them back to this place center.

This play place is giant and great for my child. She has a blast when we attend but for a place…read morethat doesn't allow shoes I understand but please vacuum and mop your floors nightly. Sanitize and clean the best you can. We left and the bottom of our sock were dark brown! This gave me the ick so badly. I also had strands of hair stuck to the bottom of my socks.

We recently visited Super Kids Club in Shawnee Mission. Our kids did have a lot of fun and enjoyed…read morethe play areas, which is always a plus. However, there were a couple of concerns that stood out. The lighting, especially toward the back, was very dim, which made it harder to keep an eye on everything and didn't feel the cleanest. Unfortunately, all of our kids ended up getting sick afterward, which makes us question how well the facility is being cleaned and maintained. It has good potential because the kids enjoyed themselves, but better lighting and stronger cleaning practices would make a big difference.

This place is great. My daughter had a great time and for just less than $20 we had about 3 hours…read moreof playtime. They have a spot for the littles and just enough for the bigger kids to also enjoy themselves. The ball pit was the favorite of the day! I recommend this spot to anyone with a kid especially the toddlers!

This is the perfect inside activity for littles!…read more Yes it may be messy but at least it's not in my house! Haha. Love this concept of getting to dip with construction cars and build with giant blocks all while being engulfed in this fun sand! The customer service here is the nicest and they have a very clean establishment! Will definitely be bringing more friends along to give it a whirl!

Very clean. Very welcoming…read more Very patient while you struggle with your bag and kiddo. Great something fun to do!!!

this place is absolutely amazing for younger kiddos. we have such a blast that we now have a…read moremembership and will be back frequently :)

Wonderful place for little ones to play without getting trampled. Plenty of comfortable seating for…read moreparents and grandparents like me. I only gave it four stars because they charge for the adults and you're limited to 90 minutes. Considering they have a coffee menu, they could probably recoup the cost of having the adults in the building. I actually didn't buy a coffee because I already paid admission to get in. I would recommend half price, if any, for parents and grandparents.

Do you like chaos? Kids pushing through you? Sticky things everywhere? Then come on down to Sky…read moreZone in Shawnee! This place is, expectedly, chaotic. This is probably the origin of the phrase, 'the kids are bouncing off the walls.' Found ourselves here for a birthday party on a particularly busy winter Sunday afternoon. We've been to other trampoline parks, but again, this one has that sort of extra unhinged energy. It's not quite as expansive as some. It's almost like a dog park for kids. You let them out to run wild for a bit, and hope they tire themselves out enough not to bug you at 8:30 that night. For some kids it's great. Mine like it well enough, but they'll never beg to come here. They like things a little more quiet and zen (they are my kids after all). But I see how it can be fun every so often. Definitely a place parents in the area will find via birthday party or winter boredom at some point.

I've taken my kids (5 to 10 yo) there for a couple of birthday parties. The kids had a great time…read more They especially loved the diving board into the foam pit. Maybe 10 or so different activities to do. The primary downside is that it didn't strike me as the cleanest place. However, I'm not sure how you keep a place like that clean with a bunch of sweaty kids running around.

Great place to take my toddler while traveling. The coffee was really good and the atmosphere was…read moreperfect. There were so many toys and activities for my two year old. He kept busy and content. Great place for mommas

I tried out this location for the first time with my grandson. The service was fine and friendly…read more Their lattes are pretty good and they have a variety of food and snacks as well. Inspired Play Cafe always has nicer wooden Montessori type of toys and learning games. I have typically gone to the Merriam location as it is closer but they are just going to have this location remain open. The owner is very nice and welcoming and she is updating and always rotating items for it to remain fresh for clients. They also have new and cheaper monthly fee which is a great deal. It is a nice atmosphere but they do need to remember to keep the music playlist playing as it is nice to relax to. The only reason I gave this location a 4 was because when I first entered the play area it was a complete disaster. There were only 2 parents at the time but they never picked up after their kids and it was hard to find matching toy items as they were everywhere. This is not typical of the Merriam location so it's probably just an issue today. They might want to suggest to parents to pick up after their child once they leave a specific area. I ended up picking the place up because the parents left and then it was more obvious to my grandson and other kids that came what toys there were available in each area.

Amazing little place just outside of lees summit!!! My toddler loves this little indoor park. They…read morehave plenty of room, 2 full sized climbing areas and multiple "little" houses. It's a legitimate little village. I also love that they have a coffee place. 10/10

The space is clean, bright, and thoughtfully designed for little ones to play and explore safely…read more The staff was welcoming, and the entire experience felt really family-focused. It's such a great addition to Lee's Summit, and we'll definitely be back. Highly recommend for anyone with young kids!

The place is absolutely wonderful, and my children had so much fun playing. I would especially like…read moreto thank ((Morgan)). She is such a kind, friendly, and professional employee. You can tell that she truly loves her job and genuinely enjoys helping people. She made our visit even more enjoyable, and she is one of the main reasons I loved this place. Thank you, ((Morgan)) for your outstanding kindness and excellent customer service!

Better than I thought it would be. I was expecting one of those insanely overstimulated,…read moreoverpacked, oversugared kid-energy kind of experiences but this was... pleasant? Dare I say, kind of fun? We went to a kids birthday party out this way, and when I say out this way, I mean it's a HAUL from where we are in the city. Try to keep track of the beige and uniform buildings as you go by, it feels like you're in an infinite loop of personality-less structures. Eventually the sameness will blend into more sameness, although this will have a sign for Urban Air and you've made it. It's almost a throwback to the Discovery Zone birthday parties of the 90's from the outside, and from the inside for that matter. It wasn't too busy when we were there on a Saturday morning, and my kids really had to soak it all in and get their nerves out to start. Once they found the smaller kids area of tunnels and ball pits, the ice broke and the fun flowed out. There's VR machines, bumper cars, trampolines, more intense trampolines, gymnastics style trampolines, and even some sort of fun sky swing thing that looks like it's for much older kids but isn't. Kind of hard to get bored in here if you're between 4-12, I'd imagine. On the birthday front, they had pizza, a private room, and someone dedicated to running the party who did a nice job. I won't be rushing back, but I will file this away for those late January/February days when the shine of winter is off and you're desperate to get the kids out of the house. Fun overall!