We took our kids to the Toddler Time at Get Air Downers Grove and they had a blast! It was Pirates…read more& Princesses themed, they got snacks & goodie bags, stickers, pirate hats, and even both had their faces painted like The Flash. I especially wanted to give a shoutout to Emilija. She was so nice to our kids and really went out of her way to make them feel special. You could tell she genuinely cared about making sure they were having a great time. Customer service like that really stands out. Thanks again, Emilija!

My sister recently hosted a birthday party at Get Air, and unfortunately, the experience was…read moredisappointing due to several issues that need attention. The biggest concern was the temperature in the party room. We had more than 40 guests in the room, and it was extremely hot and uncomfortable. There was only one fan available, and when we asked if another fan could be provided, we were told that the additional fan was reserved for guests using the massage chairs. Given that the party room was packed with over 40 people, it seemed like a much greater need existed there than in the massage chair area. The heat became so unbearable that several guests went to their vehicles to retrieve battery-operated fans just to stay comfortable. One family even left the party early because of the conditions. It was clear that the room's ventilation or air conditioning was not adequate for the number of people using the space. Installing blinds on the large window may help reduce heat from the sun, but the HVAC system should also be evaluated to ensure the room remains comfortable for party guests. Another issue involved cleanliness and customer service. One of our party guests became sick and vomited. When the employee who appeared to be the supervisor on duty was informed, his response was disappointing. He appeared irritated and stated that he had another party to attend to and would get to the cleanup later. This was not an appropriate response to a situation involving guest health and sanitation. Based on this experience, I believe this location would benefit from: Additional staffing to properly support multiple parties at the same time. Improved customer service training for employees. An inspection of the HVAC system in the first party room to address the excessive heat. Additional cooling solutions, such as fans and window blinds, to keep guests comfortable. While the children enjoyed the attractions, the overall party experience was negatively impacted by the uncomfortable conditions and lack of responsive customer service. I hope management takes these concerns seriously and makes improvements for future guests. Rating: 2/5 Stars Provide your feedback on BizChat Can you shorten this review for a Yelp post?Can you tone this down to be more neutral?Can you rewrite this as a complaint email? FilesFiles

This was a fun afternoon for my boys aged 5. It is t huge, when we first arrived, I thought we…read morewould leave in an hour but we ended up staying for about 2.5 hours. The corn pit and ball pit were definitely a favorite with the boys , I would say this place is definitely a good one for younger kids , and 5 and above might not enjoy it as much

They opened just a few days ago, but I was able to meet up with a good friend here. I brought my 2…read moreyear old & 4 month old and my friend has a 4 year old boy. This is a fun place for little kids. Lots of areas for pretend play: doctor, bakery, store, vet... There's a corn play area, a slide with a ball pit, a trampoline, and little cars to ride around on. Admission was $15 per kid. They had a nice family restroom with a comfy looking changing table. This is definitely a place I would come back to on a rainy/windy day like today. I hope that maybe they'll expand their weekend hours in the future.

We stayed local for our girls' spring break and we decided to check out $10 Tuesdays. It is $10 per…read morechild for all day play every Tuesday. We arrived shortly after 9:00 am and there were only a few children playing. More families started arriving in the next hour and at one point, there were likely 30 kids. It got busy but it was not crowded. There are mainly two sections, one is for younger toddlers and the other is for older children. To name a few features, there are slides, obstacles, rope apparatus, and mini zip line. My girls spent more than two hours exploring and playing. There are cubbies and coat hangers by the front door. There are two bathrooms in the back. The facilities are relatively clean. It seems like they would also have themed-activities on various days so we will likely return to check them out.

Clean. Friendly. Lots of stuff for kids to do and explore. This place is awesome and my son had a…read moreblast. I'll absolutely be back

We have only visited this location for birthday parties, once when they first opened and once…read morerecently. The first birthday that we attended was a mediocre experience. It was a Sunday late afternoon. The venue had at least three birthday parties ongoing at the same time. Each birthday party's section was divided by a short fence. Separation is minimal at best. There were too many kids in most of the inflatables and the capacity level did not appear to be controlled. Parents had very limited space to stay close to their children. It is not an issue for older children but it can be a challenge for younger ones. With the more recent birthday party, the hosts opted for a private 2.5 hour session and it was a lot more comfortable. The party had approximately 50 people. Our children were able to venture and explore at their own comfort and with plenty of space to jump, bounce, and run. I am unsure if FunFlatables has the option to cater food but the hosts brought pizza, fruits, cookies, soft drinks, juice, and birthday cake. Our party had at least six plastic picnic tables so there were enough seating for everyone. The venue is relatively clean. There are two all gender bathrooms. For a private party with a controlled capacity, that is adequate. If they have open play and/or birthday parties with a lot of attendees, that might not be adequate. Most children in the midst of fun tend to wait till the last minute to indicate they have to use the bathroom so you might want to plan ahead!

We had a great experience hosting our son's third birthday party here in January 2025…read more The amount and variety of inflatables was PERFECT for the ages of guests 2-6 years old. We did his party on a Friday evening (5-8pm) and it worked out perfectly. PROS- private event, 3 hours with 3 legit pizzas and 15 juices boxes was under $600 CONS- none OTHER- I scheduled online and somehow when I called to check in with them 2 days in advance there was a mistake that didn't align with what I thought I was getting... Thankfully, they were able to get it all rescheduled correctly!

Came here with my niece and nephews on a weekday in July. Good: the rides were all fun and while…read moreearlier in the afternoon there were some long lines, after about 3pm the lines felt much more manageable. We had a blast basically riding every ride within 5 hours. Cyclone was my favorite. The staff was all really polite and helpful. Bad: we rented a cabana and the service was incredibly slow. Not sure why but it took almost 30 min to get our first round of drinks. That's valuable time to be enjoying the rides. The lazy river was also a bit of a disappointment since you have to grab a floatie from someone and there isn't any really organization to it at all. We still had a really fun time though and the kids loved it.

Absolute garbage experience. Teenagers all over kids area acting like idiots, grown adults skipping…read morelines, kids with full diapers in the kid pool with no other clothes on, people in full clothing on the rides and in the pool, disgusting.

You feel like you are transported back in time lol. My son enjoyed our old school bowling…read moreexperience. Huge pro this is something that you can do after watching a movie at the nearby theater to burn off some steam. Everyone was very friendly and helpful.

The service was absolutely terrible we came in 10 minutes before close just taking a look at the…read moreplace and the 2 lady's their one bigger looking with glasses kept repeating that they were closed and giving my group and I (after we asked if they were closed) attitude. she said "that's what I just said" . We will not be returning here and I don't recommend you do either. The black lady was rolling her eyes after every word she was saying.

Legacy adventure Park is a fantastic outing for you and the family! I brought my kids here and one…read moreof their friends for my son's birthday, and was certainly not disappointed! We played a different field every single round, and we stayed the full day, which was about six hours! The leader of our group was Gavin i believe and he did an outstanding job of controlling the kids and early 20 something's who can get a little excitable, to provide safe and Fairplay for everybody! He also did me a serious solid when something happened that could've ruined the day, but he was able to fix the issue Immediately! I truly appreciate that! All of the fields are unique, vast and have different qualities to them! I will say, if you're going to play airsoft, and you're gonna be there most of the day, you'll probably need to buy the extra bag of ammo. That was 100% needed for all of us playing. The rental guns are pretty decent, I wouldn't necessarily expect too much, but they definitely get the job done and they were thoroughly explained to everybody on how to use them. If you are having a malfunction or it is not shooting properly, let them know and they will get you fixed up. I certainly wouldn't call the experience cheap, but I do think it was worth it in the long run! If you go often, you definitely want a membership, and I don't really have any great tips on discounts besides book online to save yourself I think five dollars per person. Otherwise, expect to get the day pass, the equipment rental, and probably some extra ammo regardless if you're playing airsoft or paintball. Although you might be able to get away with what they provide you for paintball? All in all, it's an incredibly fun experience and I would say ages 10 and up would thoroughly enjoy it! Airsoft pellets, don't hurt too much, but you will feel them, paintballs are a little bit different and you'll definitely feel that. There seem to be double the air-soft players for what its worth. Wear long sleeves/pants and extra padding if need be! All in all, this is a great place for huge groups, birthday parties, or just going in by yourself for open play matches and enjoying your day! If you're debating it, definitely go!

My first and last airsoft trip. They do not enforce the rules about rapid fire. They don't seem to…read moreenforce any rules at all. The overkills were bad but getting hit more times than I could count in one burst from an LMG that was clearly against the posted rules. People weren't calling their kills and others were switching to full auto in the field. They also played with strange game rules that people didn't understand and it created lots of confusion and people yelling about the rules. When I asked about the rules they said the posted rules were out of date and the updated ones are on the way. I told them that was ridiculous. They gave me a refund and I left.

WHOLESOME ENTERTAINMENT…read more This annual carnival held on 95th St in Naperville delivers lots of family fun. Every summer the Wheatland Salem Church hosts a small carnival featuring rides from Windy City Amusements. I created a business page since this takes place every year and there's no listing for the carnival itself (I would've felt weird leaving a review for the church to say "I'm not really into jesus but thanks for the corn dogs!") The dates changes from year-to-year, but the carnival generally takes place on a weekend in July or August. It's open Friday evening, Saturday all day, and Sunday afternoon. Parking is in the lot behind the church with a security checkpoint and portable bathrooms near the entrance. Unlimited ride wristbands are $30-35, otherwise prices are $1/ticket with most rides costing either 4 tickets (little kid rides) or 7 tickets (big kid rides). That means a single trip on the Ferris Wheel is $7, and after five "thrilling" rides the wristband's already paid for itself. My wife played the midway game where you squirt water at a target to move the (in this case, a red fire engine) figurine towards the finish line. Being the sharpshooter she is, she got 1st place! Granted, she was the only one playing, so the prize was awarded by default.....but that's neither here nor there. Point is, we walked away with a plushie! We got a funnel cake w/strawberries ($12) and a lemon shakeup ($8). There were NO benches to sit at, which meant my poor wife had to sit on a curb and eat her funnel cake a foot off the ground. Corn dogs ($5) are easy to walk with, but a fork-and-knife item like funnel cake needs a solid surface on which to eat it. * TL;DR* Who can resist the temptation of neon lights and cotton candy? After years of driving past it, I'm glad we finally made time to check out this summer carnival. The staff were kind and our brief interactions with the workers were pleasant. There were a few roaming cops, so we felt safe the whole time here. Prices for food, drink, games, and rides were much higher than I expected. I know the scope is small, so I'll refrain from making any wild ride requests (send the Zipper, Himalaya, Gravitron, and Tilt-A-Whirl!!) or demand that they start serving buttery corn on the cob. I will ask, though, that they provide more benches for guests (anything over zero is an improvement). My 4yo had a great time here, and I had just as much fun watching him. In hindsight, I probably shouldn't have plopped him in the very back row of the Dragon Wagon--his first roller coaster!--as he deemed it "rough". Next time will be smoother buddy, cuz we'll be on the Whizzer @ Great America and I'll be riding with ya!