I don't have any kids. But I went here for a family friends child's birthday. So I knew handful of…read morekids at this party. I was also the uncle to three of them. Is an outsiders point of view this place is pretty special for the following reasons. The staff is very exceptional and helpful They are polite with the parents and patient with the kids. This place center is very adult friendly. I say that because the play areas are actually taller so parents can join their children in the play area. Place is very clean. They also give you special socks to run around the place. I like the socks so much. I ended up keeping them. This location tucked away, and there is lots of parking. When it comes to the pay structure, it seems very affordable

I loved this place when it opened. Staff would be actively seen cleaning and maintaining equipment…read moreall the time. Sadly over time, maintenance doesn't seem to be a priority. Several things are broken and possibly unsafe. Management needs to pay attention.

They were friendly and it was clean. The kids had a great time. It is really only for smaller…read morechildren to play in but it was fun for our 2 and 4 year olds.

I wanted to share our experience from today's visit to the mall. We had originally planned to go to…read moreSlime Zone, but it was unexpectedly closed. However, we discovered Go Playland!, which seems to be a new inside playpark that just opened two days ago. This place is fantastic and exactly what Dover needed for young children. We often travel to visit family and have struggled to find good entertainment options for the kids, but Go Playland has solved that problem. The facility was clean, bright, and featured an expansive jungle gym. My kids had an amazing time running around, climbing, and playing in the ball pits. The owners were very visible and helpful, providing clear explanations of the waivers and answering all my questions. They also have a party room, which would be perfect for kids' birthday parties. The cost was only $20 per child for all-day play, with a stamp allowing us to come and go as we pleased. Additionally, there were plenty of tables and chairs for adults to relax while the kids played.

We've visited this location a few times and it's been a great option for homeschooling families…read moresince they offer a consistent weekly timeslot. It's never overly crowded or loud, which makes it easy to enjoy the space. You're also allowed to bring your own lunch and drinks, which is a nice bonus. Another big improvement is the change in music. They now play jazz--no singing and no inappropriate lyrics--which creates a much more wholesome atmosphere. The only downside is the arcade setup. Instead of using quarters, you now have to purchase a game card loaded with credits. The simplicity of old-school coin-operated games is definitely missed.

ClimbZone lived up to our highest of expectations. On our list for a long time, ClimbZone was the…read morehost of my daughter's classmate's birthday party. We signed waivers ahead of time and were checked in right away when we got there. Under one large roof are dozens of themed indoor climbing walls. There's a Candy Land one, a rubber duck one, one with emojis, and more. Once you go through a quick training, you get a harness. Every wall has an auto belay making it easy to clip in and out while being safe. There's a wall for all experience levels. There are restrooms, drinking fountains, party rooms, and an arcade. It was a blast and worth the longer drive from Washington, D.C.

Wish we had know about this place during a rainy day. Not much to do at Hyatt when it rains except…read morethe indoor pool. The small arcade room is a joke. But this place certainly kept my 4 year old very entertained. It's $7 to get one (child) and if you don't have socks (make sure to wear socks!) they charge you $2 for a pair of socks. From big slide, ball blaster, tot spot, and big arcade room with a prize center to collect your prizes after playing many games. Have about 4 claw machines too. Great place to bring your little ones if you are bored and need to get them more active and have some fun!

Very laid back but fun play center. Section for smaller kids, arcade area for older kids. Could use…read moresome updates but I'd definitely take my kiddos back in the future.

We celebrated my daughter's 8th birthday at Fun Box. Here are a few things you should know:…read more 1. Visit a day or two ahead of time and speak to a manager. I read the reviews and heard some not so great things after I had already booked the party. The manager I spoke to was very friendly and gave me a tour. 2. You don't really need decorations, but if you get them keep it simple. We got themed tablecloths, plates and napkins. They added small balloon table decor to match what I had. They have decorations already set up with their Fun Box theme. 3. Weekend parties are hectic! I wish I could've done her party during the week, but we had it on a Sunday at 4:15 pm. It was pretty packed and parking was a little rough. 4. The staff are great! Jeremiah was our party host and did a fantastic job. He was pretty busy, but there was always a staff member there to help us. Most of them are teens/ young adults and they were super well mannered and kind. 5. If you jump, bring one of those portable fans because you will get hot!!! 6. Just bring your own food. All in all, it was a good experience! Now that I know what to expect, we'll be back (during a weekday).

I took my teen to a homeschool meet-up with some of his teen friends. TBH, none of them were super…read moreexcited at first (they're way to cool for bouncy houses haha), but they all actually ended up having a great time. The workers were all excellent and explained everything during check-in. The arcade part was mostly claw-machine type stuff, but they had fun burning through some money there too. My only real complaints are 1)I don't even want to think about the germs and 2)if you didn't pay to jump, there is no way to see what's happening inside the bounce area. For our older teens it wasn't that big of a deal, but if I had younger kids (or hopefully it never happens, but if there are ever any big-kid/little-kid accidents) I would like to be able to see what's happening. Overall though, pretty good!

This place is such a gem!!!! I previously would travel all the way to Rockville for The Little…read moreTowns Museum because there was nothing like that in this area... but now we have UDLC!!!! It such a beautiful spot, run by an amazing couple. We had my son's birthday here and it was perfect. When I say all we had to do was give them our theme and then show up! That's ever mother's dream. My baby boy had a blast. And his friends did as well. And it worked out well for us that we had the party on a Sunday because we ended up having the whole venue to ourselves. It was absolutely perfect and I would highly recommend! We are looking forward to coming here again for my playtime!

This place is absolutely amazing for young children! It allows them to exercise their creativity…read moreand imagination in a clean, safe, and fun environment. It's like a little town, fully loaded with all the bells and whistles that make it perfect for the little ones. The owners are personable and clearly prioritize children's health, safety, and customer service. They were constantly walking around to check in on us, which made the experience even better. I can't recommend this place enough for families with young children. It's a small, Black-owned business--so please support them so they can keep their doors open and continue to grow!

Spot is pretty cute and not "huge". Overall very…read moreentertaining for toddlers and kids but can't say it's anything amazing but worth the money 100%. The lady at the front desk made me want to drop a star but can't say it's the owners fault. Reason being is she was very dry and quick with the rules I couldn't catch anything she was saying because she was so dry. Didn't seem like she wanted to be there but whatever that interactions like a second. It's basically a bunch of stations like shopping , doctors office, a slide, and so on. Like I said pretty cute.

Play Street Museum is a franchise that specializes in kids' play areas that encourages imaginative…read moreplay and fun settings. The one in Severna Park is one of my favorites to take the kiddos because it has a great mix of interactive toys and buildings. Just to name a few: - an area for crafts - one of those motorized air funnels that you can put a scarf in - ice cream store - grocery store - doctor's office - vets office - a recycling truck with slots to sort different recyclables - a play house with kitchen stuff - pretend firetruck and firehouse with hose and slide You can also opt into extra add ons that allow you to participate in crafts you can take home (think DIY activities like slime). I like that there's only a finite number of spaces for time slots so it never gets too crowded. You should check their website before going just in case they're sold out (I believe they do allow walk ins though). They also have punch cards for a slightly discounted rate. It's usually around $18 for a single visit, but comes out to like $15 a visit with a punch card at the time of this post. I would totally recommend for little ones, but they may start to get bored for any ages 5 or older.

Brought my granddaughter here just to have a day of fun and fun is what she had... it's a nice…read moreadventure center for very young I would say 6 months and older children. It's very clean and with as many kids that were here wasn't as chaotic as other places I have been. The bathroom were very clean they place it's self it very clean and well managed. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone with young children. Didn't take pictures due to its being a children place and respecting their privacy.

It's an update! I…read moredecided to go with Hyper Kidz for my LOs birthday party. I choose the mega party package which includes 15 kids, and two pizzas, my party was held on a Sunday. Booking for the party took place online, and because I have a monthly membership, I saved 10%. When booking your party, you have the option to send out online invites, which I thought was pretty nice. Changes can be made to your party in person or via phone. The process was pretty seamless, I received text with reminders about the party (for parents to sign waivers, or to add food, etc.). Additionally, I received phone calls, in my opinion, there may have been a bit too many reminders. I say this because there is supposed to be a "dedicated party host" and I was under the impression that I would be speaking to that person. The day of the party, I was given a slip with the details of the party to include setting up of the room (five minutes) and the name of my host. They give you a cart to put your items on, and your host will decorate everything for you. The host also serves the food, and dessert if needed. My host, Mari, did an amazing job and was super helpful throughout. The pizza is from Marcos, which the children enjoyed. My only issue is that they should not state that the each child gets two slices of pizza when they cut one slice in half. I see how this may fly at a younger child's party; however, with older children (which my party had) they definitely know. The party package that I selected came with two pizzas, and that was not enough for the party. Keep that in mind when scheduling. This is a peanut free facility, and outside food comes with a $100 price tag, and that includes water folks. You can bring a cake and candles (no matches) you cannot bring ice cream. Also, despite it being not too crowded for a Sunday, the space was exceptionally warm. Apparently, there was some issue with the heating; however, the staff made it up with providing me with a voucher for a future visit. All in all, the kids really enjoyed themselves, as did the parents, and I would recommend Hyper Kidz to parents for parties in the future.