Went with my 20 month old and she had a good time. Toddler area is small with just a slide and ball…read morepit. The biggest issue was the snack policy; you have to purchase snacks from them. I understand being cautious about food allergies but a panic table/umbrella would be a nice addition to their outside area for people who wish to eat their snacks from home. I'm my option it's definitely for older kids.

We joined our friends on a quiet Sunday morning for 2 hours of playtime. My freshly turned two year…read moreold had a blast playing with all the activities. She really loved the smaller slide, trampolines, and little ball pit.

Wow! This place is crazy good fun! There is a ton of different options and it's not only…read moretrampolines, which in my opinion makes it a little better than other places. There is a toddler area with ball pits and slides and things to do for those under 5. Right outside of this area is a handful of toddler arcade machines as well. There is an arcade with claw machines, air hockey, some arcade games and more. It's decent but it's not the main draw, nice it's available though. There is a dodge ball area, tons of trampoline space, basketball, ninja warrior courses (a bunch of them) and a zip line. The zip line is nice for even younger ages because it's not super high. You are roughly 6 feet in the air. A cool option is the rock climbing wall that has a few ninja warrior type wall climbs along with traditional holds. Lastly there is an indoor playground with lots of climbing and slides, ball pits and ball launchers. There is reasonably priced snacks and food, lots of areas for parents to sit and work or chill while their kids play. Lockers are available too and you can buy a lock from the front desk which is nice if you remember to bring it each time lol. Super looking forward to going back!

With the kids off school for MLK day today, and the temperatures absolutely frigid, I was hunting…read morefor something new and indoorsy to do with my three-year-old and five-year-old. We are typically Glow Worm-ers. And although that won't change, we wanted to support a local business that was new to us. We were lucky to have spots reserved on a day when Rainbow Bins Playroom was at full capacity. We made our reservations online in advance. If you need to cancel for sickness (or other reasons), you are able to let them know with an hour notice and reschedule for another day. The prices were reasonable and we were greeted warmly when we arrived. There's cubbies in the front for shoes and jackets. There's a small section for the sale of sensory kits, snacks, etc. They do allow outside food, which must be kept in a separate area from the play space. The play space itself had slides, indoor gym type equipment, a Jungle Jumperoo, and various sensory bins. It was clean and welcoming. The staff actively worked to keep things clean and safe during our two hour visit. The real test, did the kids enjoy it? The playdate was a resounding success. I had to bribe the kids with promises of treats to get them out of the sensory bins to go home. They got in the car and asked when they could go back. They came home and were falling all over themselves to tell their Dad all about their day. In a season where the cold seems to be never-ending, put this business on your list of options for indoor fun. It's a smaller, more intimate, less overstimulating environment than many others. It's cleaner. Most importantly, the kids had a wonderful time and I left feeling good about giving Rainbow Bins Playroom my business.

Adorable, clean, and fun space for littles. The team was incredibly inviting. We will be back!read more

This is a fun playground at my daughters and I like to visit when we're in the area. It's a very…read morespacious playground has a lot of slides and swings for all to enjoy. Love visiting and reminiscing about all the times that I've played on the playground with my children

I first brought my twins here when they were just crawling and we loved the little gated area for…read morebabies-- there's a slide, lots of toys, and some space to crawl around. Now they're 18 months and run around the whole play cafe loving every bit of it. This place is so well thought out- lots of open ended toys, foam mats throughout the play area, extra mats throughout. It's big enough but small enough that you can easily watch your littles while you sit and drink/eat. The bathroom is roomy, has potty training seat, and extra diapers available in sizes 1-3. And the part that makes this place a unicorn, is the food and drinks! In most play cafes the focus is on the play area and the food/drinks are an afterthought. But the lattes and food are actually so good here! Everything tastes fresh and the lattes are perfect. You order ahead and the food/drinks get brought out to you. And best of all, this is a place you can drink your coffee while it's actually hot! 10/10 favorite play cafe!

Wow! Perfect age interaction for young toddlers…read more Play areas for operating a store, play cooking and shopping. Areas to slide, mats to protect a bottom and more. Fun sand box that keeps sand on the box, play with sock hands. There is a high quality café, coffee shop and teas. The baked items are delicious and a nice find even if you did not have a kid, the items can be eaten in play area, the play time is reserved for 2 hours, that is plenty of time. Nice find on Barret Avenue for the littlest ones.

This review is solely based on the schools out camps over holiday break…read more I signed my child up for camp and we were very excited about the program so I even shared with two other parents - who in turn signed each signed their children up. One child was 6, while mine was 5, but I called ahead and spoke with a kind lady who just returned from maternity leave, she confirmed the 6 yr old could join my kids 5 yr old class. Here's why it was so important that the 6 yr old join the 5 yr old class, this child medically can not get in any public pools, and the 4 and 5 yr olds do not have pool time so this worked out wonderfully. At the first day of camp, we again reminded them about the situation. Howecer, they didn't listen and had the child in the 6 yr old class, the child was terribly upset when the entire class got to swim. This all could have been avoided if they listen to our communication. My child did have a good time running around all day, but the point is that the breakdown of communication is scary and untrustworthy when dealing with a medical child.

I've had good experiences with all the kids with all my children. My oldest when she was little she…read moredid swimming classes and lessons there and they taught her how to do different types of swimming. My youngest is now in Gymnastics with them. We've had a good experience with the teacher in the facility as well. I do enjoy coming here and I do recommend it.

Roller derby practice. Great rink! Lighting is good and plenty of parking. Newly finished floor…read moremakes for fast skating!

Skate O Rama is a throwback and longtime skating rink located just a few miles past the Jefferson…read morecounty and bullitt county borderline on the bullitt county side in Shepherdsville Kentucky. Open for more than 50 years this establishment which is just off Preston Highway looks and feels dated on the inside. But that kinda gives you the nostalgic feelings of when skating rinks where supper popular. They do have a cash only snack bar, a small arcade and game room sections and a pro shop to buy your own skates. Admission is $5 a person with a $2 skate rental. The skate rentals are all kind of dates but they will do the trick. Kind of like bowling alleys shoes. They have solid sized skating rink and always have an employee or two skating to check on fallen people and make sure people follow the rules. They do have the traditional roller skating features. Lights tinted down low with neon flashers, popular upbeat music and fun games like the hokey pokey, speed races and a beat little dice game they play where you stop on the closest number when the music stops and they roll the dice. If the dice is on your number then you are eliminated. The winner of the speed races and dice game either get a drink voucher for the concessions or a free skating ticket for the future. So that's fun and cool. My youngest nephew actual won the dice game last time we were there. Over the last year or so I've probably taken my daughters to meet some family friends here about 3-4 times. We always have a great time and my kids love it. It's still fun as an adult I just feel it more the next day than usual. Overall it a fun and entertaining few hours you can spend on a weekend or weekday night that is relatively cheap. It's is an older establishment so o found myself sanitizing me and the kid alike crazy but it's still a cool and nostalgic place with friendly workers.

Children's Playground located in the small Kentucky area of Fairdale located roadside and right in…read morefront the local elementry school. Rather large and updated playground for the small community school. It is I open to the public while school is not in session and is a pretty fun park or playground. My second youngest was nearby at dance practice so me and my other daughters did some strolling around the area and seen this open and colorful playground so stopped in for a few moments. The girls seemed to have a nice time and enjoy the playground. Overall very nice playground. Much nicer then most elementary school playgrounds in the Lousiville and surrounding areas.

I took my youngest daughter to this new to us park in Fairdale. We were in the area and have been…read morewanting to try this park for quite some time. I am glad we did because it was a lot of fun. It offers a wide variety of activities and things to play and use your imagination. There are three sets of swings for kids and many monkey bars and things to climb. I love taking my kids to parks and enjoy them being young and playing. Excellent place