perfect place for kids to play pretend. perfect for adults who don't want to chase their kids…read morearound. everything is safe and contained.

From the owner: Tiny Town is an amazing little village just for children to learn, grow, and most importantly play…read more Come and play today.

If you're an adrenaline junkie, you have to zip line by the Falls. My friend I debated for a few…read morehours if it was something we wanted to do and I'm so glad we did it. It is a little on the pricey side. When we went it was around $60 a person but we thought "when are we going to do this again?". We did have to wait about 30 minutes before it was our turn but it could have been a lot worse. The ride down is breathtaking. You see the best view of Niagara Falls and it's kind of cool having people watch you have the time of your life. They do take photos of you going down the zip line. So if you want a souvenir, they have you covered.

The ride was one of the BEST things I have done in my life. I would recommend this to anyone with a…read moreneed for adrenaline. Also, Justice was a really nice ride operator and didn't let me die!

This is a fun place for small children. We specifically go in mornings only to avoid crowds and…read moreolder-age kids, which seem to show up in evenings (especially weekends). There are a lot of different activities that our kids love to go back and forth between. Can easily spend 2-3 hours here burning energy. This is currently one of our preferred trampoline parks in the area. We will be back again.

I've probably gone to every kid focused establishment in Buffalo ny (see my other reviews). This…read moreone is probably one of the best. The place is huge. Lots to do for all age groups. Plenty of places for adults to sit. Reasonable straight forward checkin and payment process. The only thing I'd point out is there's no real food there. If you buy pizza, it is delivered by a local pizza spot. So, bring your own to make it cheaper and better quality. My kids love this place.

Counter staff were very helpful being it our first time there. Kids had lots of fun. The only thing…read moreI would change would be the announcement were too loud and too often.

Sweet Acres Pig Sanctuary is perhaps the most peaceful, joyous and wonderful place to be on a sunny…read moreday! Kirsten and her family are wonderful to spend time with. She is so welcoming and full of fantastic information about pigs and animals in general. If you love animals this is the place to be! Sadie is a sweet little old girl with so much love to give, Cardi P is a rowdy girl with so much spunk, Elsa is a little baby with so much energy she will have you running around with smiles for days and there are so many more I cannot name them all. Your heart will be filled with so much joy you won't want to leave! My wife and I will most definitely be back with treats and love to give!

Absolutely love this place! The woman who runs it is an amazing kind soul who does so much for her…read morepiggy friendsIf you'd like a close up experience with pigs in a cruelty free space this is it ! If you have old blankets she highly appreciates them as donations for her pigs to snuggle Help support this great sanctuary and make sweet acres your next outting

Great place to have coffee and tea!! And Kids to have lots of fun Mom got a break and kid got…read morelots of fun to do highly recommend

This is my favorite cafe ever. Phenomenal service, delicious drinks, and so fun for kids! I drive…read moreout here all the way from Mississauga just to enjoy this fantastic place. Moreover, the owner, Kaylee is the nicest and most understanding person I've ever done business with. We hosted a large "100 days" party here and Kaylee made it so easy for us and made us feel so welcome. Outstanding!

If your kiddies love dinosaurs, then this is the place to be! We visited Jurassic Quest this past…read moreweekend in Toronto, the entire production travels from city to city in Canada and the US. Think the we're recently in Hamilton and Niagara as well, check their website to see if they're coming to a city near you. The first part of the experience were dinosaur exhibits. These were full-sized animatronic dinosaurs, some moved their heads or tails, while others were stationary. The lighting and set up were a nice touch. There were signs by the dinosaurs that listed some quick facts. There was a table with real fossils and there was an expert there to answer any questions that you might have. You can take as much or as little time as you want - my kids just wanted to get to the bouncy castles asap. As this event took place in the Enercare Center, hall A and B, there was lots of space. Unfortunately, they could've put more stuff in. There were only 5 bouncy castles, stationary dinosaurs that moved in place, ride-on dinosaurs that walked a bit, toddler battery operated jeeps, a toddler play area, excavation section (both to chip away at a piece of fossil and another sandbox like excavation area), inflated basketball/soccer area. We arrived at 3pm on a Saturday and it was packed. All the bouncy castles had long lines, like 10m wait for each one. The ride on dinosaur rides were equally as bad if not worse. The organizers should've either had timed entry or put in more attractions to alleviate the crowds. The souvenirs were ridiculous - $25 for a helium dinosaur balloon that cost 15 cents to buy from China. The admission wasn't cheap either - $27.50 for the basic admission (same price for adults and children), but your kid will want to do all the activities - so you can pay as you go per activity or pay $45 per child which includes admission and unlimited play. I did find that the lines were a whole lot shorter by 5:30/6:00pm. Overall, it was a fun experience, but for the price, I would've liked shorter lines and more attractions.

In Edmonton! Great things for the whole family to enjoy. Life sized Dino's and even a drink dance…read moreparty for the little ones to enjoy!

I really enjoy their selection of drinks! Menu is written on the window outside, they also have fun…read moresummer drinks! If you're ever around the area, it's definitely a great place to stop by and grab a coffee and a snack!

Definitely a place to have ready on your list of things to do with the little kids on a rainy day,…read morePA day or strike day! They got everything going on. They take their coffee seriously and have pastry options like bagel, muffin and croissant in addition to real food. The play area is separate from the cafe area. You could go here just to work (internet tested at 24/23) or just to keep the kids busy. I went on a PA day and it was quite busy but I was still able to find a seat. There is also a separate children's area with a ECE and more structured activity. My kid made some crafts while there. Recommended all around, great place, great staff and great product.

What a fun thing to do on a Saturday afternoon with my hubby and our friends along with their kids!…read moreHubby and I brought our own rollerblades which gives us 3 hours to skate around. The check-in process was quick & efficient. We simply gave them our names and they verified that we were on the list and that we signed the waiver. The place is spacious!!! We went to the one at Oshawa Centre in the old Sears space. Lots of room to skate around without others getting in the way or not having enough space to get around other people. The music is amazing! Lots of 90s music which brought back a lot of fun memories. The interior was well-done! Lots of neon lights, disco balls and just tons of photo-ops. I'm already looking forward to finding another date to go back again.

My fiancé and I went to Suso Skate Co. location inside the Promenade Shopping Center in Thornhill…read morelast week. It was a cold and rainy night, so indoor roller skating seemed like the perfect thing to do! Admission was only $15 per person for 2 hours (which is a total steal in my opinion). We also liked that you had the option to bring your own roller skates and/or rollerblades to this rink. The price for renting skates was pretty expensive. $20 for the first hour, an additional $8 for the second hour and additional $5 for protective gear. Which is another $33 ON TOP of the admission fee... so you're probably better off bringing your own or buying a new pair. The interior was nicely decorated with neon lights, disco balls, and 2 walks of vinyl records. Totally Instagram worthy! The rink is quite small (an old H&M store), which is great for beginners, but gets a bit boring after a few rounds. They also provide "walkers" for absolute beginners. So don't be afraid to give it a try!