We visited SweetPlay the other day on a recommendation from a friend and I had a great time. There…read morewas tons for my six-year-old to do and my one year-old who's not yet walking had a blast in the little ball pit. I wish we would've had more time there, but we are definitely gonna be back soon to give it another go.

We have been coming here since Candeeland first opened! My daughter was one of the first to have a…read morebirthday here in March 2023. Over the years, I think my kids still really enjoy it -- even after 20+ visits! We've also attended at least 10 birthday parties here (and have another one next month!). And experienced all of the different packages. The kids definitely love getting the play card to play the crane machines. My nephew has had a lot of luck with the ones where you grab the circular tickets. He's won some pretty cool prizes! They also love getting a cup to fill with candy after a party! With the shift and rebrand to Sweet Play, I did hope that some of the design or structures would update/change, but it all still seems the same. My kids do still enjoy coming back every so often. We appreciate the pricing (parents being free!), especially $12 for toddler Tuesdays! Our toddler really enjoys the slide into the ballpit the toddler area. Overall, this is a great spot for families with young kids - a good size space where you can generally keep track of your kids.

The staff is friendly and helpful. The draft list is just right. I highly recommend the grapefruit…read moreItalian soda. Plenty of options for coffee and teas. And the kids looked like they were having fun with the upcycled attractions.

Marketed as a kid place and n internet. Took my toddler while in from out of town... not quite a…read morekid friendly place. This seems like a very very toned down version of City Museum in St Louis. It could use a few more things that kids can actually play on. Great concept. Needs some work!

This was a great experience with the alpacas and the goats. We got to feed them and watch them in a…read morerelaxed environment. There was a lot of respect for the animals. It was no frills which I appreciated, the animals were in there home, not forced to perform, yet unbothered by the attention. It really gave a good insight of how livestock businesses are realistically ran, as well as how to do it sustainably. It gave a true insight on the things to think about, highlighting the fun parts, the ethical and financial burdens, and the realities behind the romance.

A Truly Memorable Alpaca Experience…read more We visited Smooth Alpaca Experience as a group of six, ranging in age from 12 to mid-60s, and every one of us absolutely loved it. Joe was wonderful -- fun, informative, kind, humorous, and incredibly knowledgeable. He made the entire experience engaging for both kids and adults alike. We especially enjoyed getting to know all of the alpacas, along with the hilarious three brother goats who definitely put on a performance for us! We learned so much about alpaca behavior, personalities, eating habits, the shearing process, and the care involved in raising them. It was also fascinating to see the finished alpaca products, including socks, hats, gloves, sweaters, and blankets, and to better understand the process from animal to finished product. Overall, this was a unique, educational, and genuinely enjoyable experience that we would highly recommend. Joe made the day extra special!

Tiny Town. A town that is tiny!…read more I'm so glad I read the reviews first so I knew what to expect. My daughter and I arrived around 11am and we decided to have a little picnic in the back of the car, which seemed easier than trying to carry stuff through TT until we reached the picnic tables. The scenery is so pretty here, which made our little trunk picnic even more special! My daughter is 5 and was probably JUST young enough to enjoy it. We rode the train first--a short but cute ride--and then made our way through the town. She loved checking out all of the buildings, as well as seeing how they were decorated inside. So many dolls and scenes! The playground is sparse and outdated, but of course we had to spend a little time there. Our only negative experience was with the woman working the register in the gift shop. We were buying something, and my daughter picked up a little trinket that you're supposed to turn over + watch the bubbles move. Instead of just asking her to put it down (again: it's for playing with! And it was right in front of her face!) she ripped it out of her hands. While this doesn't classify as touching someone else's kid, it was close enough for me. Overall, a 4-star experience! I'm glad we took the time to go.

Since I grew up here in Colorado, I have many fond memories of checking out Tiny Town whenever we…read morehad out-of-town guests, but I hadn't been in roughly 25 years and decided it was now time to take my little ones. My daughter is three years old, and that is the demographic this place is best geared for. She was amazed by the tiny houses, and the train ride was a blast. I'm glad I was able to show her a spot from my childhood.

It's back open- just in time for GRINCHMAS!!!! Me and my friends- all adults (but kids at heart)…read morecame for an afternoon to see the new Grinch. It was ADORABLE!!!! Hurry- cause apparently they're closing January 1st!

What a special, magical experience for the whole family. The live characters were the highlight.read more

Food was awesome and art adventure was awesome too. Not sure why it's not rated 5 stars. We had a…read moreparty of over 50 and it was fantastic! Well done!

I came here with my coworkers on a team bonding trip and it was so much fun! The place was…read moreabsolutely huge. I tried to go into every room but I will never know if I actually did. Each room was so well thought out, the design was immaculate, there were so many details, and it looked so cool and intricate. There is a room for everyone cause each one is so different. This place is very different from any other art museum as the art is everywhere at all times

After reading about this indoor play area on multiple social media sites, decided to try it out. We…read morearrived a couple minutes before closing unfortunately but we're able to play for a couple of minutes. And we can't wait to come back! My nearly three year-old grandson loves tractors of all kinds and wow do they have a huge assortment. What an amazing place, the owner was so welcoming and kind. Can't wait to return.

Went here on 2/18/25. Found this place on IG about a year ago but waited til my son was a little…read moreolder (3) so haven't throwing or kicking sand everywhere. The staff was wonderful. I believe the GM/Owner was there that day and she was great. Fill out the waiver before you get there (with everybody in your party) to make the initial entrance go faster. No food or drinks for the little ones in the play area. You must go to the Food Room. So many awesome construction toys to play with. There are separate areas you can rent out for private events and birthday parties. My son had a blast. We were there for a little under 2 hours which was perfect. We will definitely recommend and be back. Thank you!

Such a wonderful place for children! I love the variety of different exhibits as well as the…read moreavailability of outdoor activities. My 2 year old especially loves the ball area and the food area. The story time was done by a music student who sang the books and had a wonderful voice. It was definitely not your average story time. I would recommend brining or wearing a bathing suit for the water exhibit if your kid gets really into it or for the water area outside. Lots of parking available for free on site. We did the membership for $170 for year for the family which seems like a great deal if you go more than a few times.

High 3 stars because my son ultimately did have fun & the museum has a lot of clever exhibits in a…read moremodern, pleasing to the eye campus. There are two glaring things though that make me hesitate to ever want to make a second trip. One is the cafe. I'm not expecting the bougie majesty like you get at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, but this is in Denver. I'd consider us a pretty cosmopoliton city & this being THE Children's Museum for CO (since it's in our capitol), it should have a proper quick service option. Cold food options, fine, but a microwave for hot options? So disappointing. I noticed a lot of space dedicated to private parties, etc. Can we not junk that in favor of a real sit down spot? The worst thing though was the behavior of the older children that make the museum unusable in certain areas. Seemed to specficially be the kids on field trips. My nearly 2 year old loves a ball so you can imagine his delight in discovering the "Kinetics!" area. Despite there being what seems like a ton of balls, a bunch of unruly older children have managed to hoard them to where even adults can't wrangle one measly ball for their kid to hold. Once my poor son managed to acquire one, he ran off to a quiet corner & refused to let me show him how the exhibit worked with the tubes, etc. because he was too concerned about the ball being taken from him. Well, he was right to be concerned as these selfish older children came over & tried to take the ball from him despite them hoarding the entire room's balls insisting that they need that one too. My husband's head nearly exploded. The Bloom room is really the only safe haven for any kid let alone the young ones but my son will age out soon and then what? He's 99 percentile so even though he's one, he's already the size of a four year old but he still gets run over in rooms that are supposed to be for "all ages." Once my son ages out of the Bloom room there really is no incentive for us to come back here as the experience is way too violent, overstimulating, & a bully's playground. Similar instances happened in the Bubble room & the Market as well with different gangs of field trippers. We came on what felt like a very average day crowd wise (Thurs 9-11:30AM) so I can't imagine how awful it would be on a busier day. Really a shame that poorly parented/chaperoned kids have to ruin the experience of so many other children as I've seen multiple other reviews complain about the same thing. I should have take them more seriously.