best birthday party ever!! danny made it so special. he took it a level u p with kids ! took 4 yr…read moreold and now 2 yr old totally worth every cent! love this place

I recently visited Wonders of Dinosaurs with my family to take my three-year-old nephew, and…read moreunfortunately it was not worth the money. The space has two floors -- one floor is strictly jumping castles, and the other floor has mini rides and mini golf. The issue is that the rides and mini golf cost additional money on top of the admission price ($2 per ride). It's about $30 for a child and $10 for an adult just to get in, so having to pay extra for most of the activities felt excessive. There was also only one employee working the entire floor with the rides and mini golf, which made things feel understaffed and unorganized. Cleanliness was another big concern. There were crumbs and dirt all over the floors, and the men's restroom changing station was very dirty -- the baby changing platform was especially unpleasant. Overall, this place did not feel like a good value for the price. I wouldn't recommend it, especially considering the additional costs and lack of cleanliness.

We loved having out party here! Nice private spot. My kids aged 1-9 all enjoyed their time. Very…read morehelpful people

This place is amazing for kids parties! We got invited to a friend's 4th birthday party, Sonic…read morethemed! My kids had so much, they didn't want to leave. I really appreciate Sheila's help coordinating and planning the party. Everything went smoothly. She was very helpful with the flow and made announcements. This helped the guests stay with the program. There was also a bracelet station for kids to enjoy. That was a fun bit. The decorations were beautiful! All the kids loved it. I'll definitely keep this place in mind when it's time to plan our kids' birthdays again! The place is on the smaller side so I'd recommend it for a party of 50-60 guests. I do like the size of the play area being a bit small so the kids are easier to spot. ZoomiZoomi is located on the second floor, right by Dick's Sporting Goods.

Shout out to Jackie who was on top of the paint and playing the best music and we rocked painting!read more

Really disappointed in the customer service. Myself and daughter went in today (walk-in) to try the…read moreplace out. The front desk informed that there was a waiting list. That's it. Then add a dead stare. I had to ask how long is the wait? Response "I don't know". Then back to dead stare. I asked if I can look around. As we were looking around I heard someone come in and say they have a reservation. THIS is what I need to know! Not just dead staring at me. How hard would it be to say "X amount of people are ahead of you, but you can try tomorrow. I recommend going to our website and make a reservation". I didn't know there was a reservation system it was our first time. At the end, not going back. We were thinking of having our kids birthday party here but not any more. Will look for another business that actually wants our money.

Teachers and students had an excellent experience with Michael and Let's Jump LA. The show was…read moreengaging with jump rope tricks, bringing students and staff on stage and challenges. We were inspired by his messages of perseverance, teamwork and dedication. The assembly encouraged kids to stay active and try new things. We had a lot of fun afterwards with the PE takeover learning new tricks and playing games. Thank you for the positive and energetic experience!

Michael Fry / Let's Jump LA lead an assembly at my daughter's school and it was a big hit! The…read moreteachers, students, parents (everyone who was fortunate enough to be present) really enjoyed the show and left feeling positive and motivated. He was able to engage everyone from TK- 5th graders teachers/ parents/ and our principal. The tricks were entertaining and engaging but it was the messages that he shared that really stood out. There is a lot of student and teacher participation and encouragement. I loved watching teacher faces as students thanked them for all they do. Overall I highly recommend this assembly.

We have our end of the year party there every year! We bring around 190 people. We have a great…read moretime eating, hanging out and passing out yearbooks. It's our way of celebrating the hard work our student have done. Each year John's incredible pizza is super nice and accommodating to us. We all have a blast going.

Tiffany Gotia was Soo helpful on our experience at johns incredible pizza Co I'll definitely be…read moreback because she was above and beyond

We had my kid's birthday party here. We had never been here before and booked it just off the yelp…read morereviews. The staff couldn't have been more friendly or helpful. They allowed us to drop off decorations, drinks, cupcakes before the event. They took care of all set up, serving, and clean up. They were genuinely happy and energetic with the kids. I was also very impressed with the cleanliness and orderliness of the facility. The pricing was very reasonable considering what other places charge. Big thank you!

I highly recommend Little Jam! My daughter started attending when she was six months old, and now…read moreat 2.5 years old, she has absolutely loved it. There are three teachers in particular who stood out to us. Miss Jamie, the owner, is truly one of a kind--she's incredible at holding children's attention and keeping them engaged. She's a rare gem in this field and really knows how to connect with toddlers. We started with Mr. Sebi, who was amazing. My daughter absolutely adored him. As her first teacher, he was very engaging, taught her balance, and even how to roll. It took some time for my daughter to adjust, but she quickly gravitated toward him. When my daughter got older, she transitioned to Miss Katelyn, who was a breath of fresh air--young, vibrant, and bubbly. My daughter loved her energy and really enjoyed her classes. With that said, as my daughter grew, she became more interested in simply playing, so I decided to cancel our membership. One thing I learned from this experience is that I wouldn't recommend purchasing a membership. If you don't use all your classes and decide to cancel, you lose those unused classes. Considering the membership costs $140 a month, and individual classes are $35-$40, I found it more worthwhile to pay per class instead of risking unused credits. Read the fine print, I've never experienced this with any other program (swim , soccer, dance) not worth the hassle. I recently learned that if I reenroll, I can regain the credits I lost when I canceled. However, it doesn't make sense to pay monthly again to access credits that I should already have on my account. When someone cancels, it's typically for a reason. Overall, your child will learn a lot, strengthen their fine motor skills, and have a great time. Plus, as a parent, you'll also pick up helpful tips and enjoy the experience, but again just call in advance and see if there's an opening.

I LOOOOVE WE ROCK THE SPECTRUM!!!! I originally took our kids to the one in Long Beach* and it was…read morenice I thought I would go again BUT I tried Ms. Tiffany's location and FELL IN LOVE !! It is way bigger and has a ZIPLIIIINE Which sits to the far right side away from the toys! Every time Our kiddos come they have a blast and Heck I WANT TO STAY TILL DANG NEAR CLOSING!! ;-) Besides fun for the kids this location offers Parent's night out where they watch the kids and you get leave, Ladies Paint night which is a hoot, and various activities like parking lot water day and more! This gym is BIG compared to the other one we went to and there is so so much for the kiddos to do! One of the many things I appreciate is that while there are several swings I noticed on days when it is more crowded one or 2 are removed as to avoid kiddos swinging into other kids . However, how the gym is set up makes that less likely if a child walks the perimeter. While not because of the swing but this cute horse ramp thingy My owned kid mowed down a parent who was in her line of fire and it was both HILARIOUS (Me and the mom cracked up about it) I apologized to the mom and moved the toys back to where Ms. Tiffany originally had it -which would have avoided the accident in the first place (So my bad :-) ) I have so many things to say about how much I Enjoy We Rock The Spectrum! But the main thing is I can tell this place is run with love, integrity, and passion! We Will be back soon! *The Long Beach location closed a while ago which is why I am comfortable comparing the two. If they were still in business I would not have mentioned them.

Update 2: the owner has all ready edited their unprofessional comment towards me twice since they…read moreposted it. I received two Yelp notifications today, 5 days after the fact. Despite the edit, they are still making up lies about my child. They've also changed the language of the original comment. For example, from "my son" to "the owners son" I guess in an attempt to make it seem like someone else wrote it. It's weird if you ask me. Nobody is attacking you. If you deem every negative review as an attack against you then you should hire someone else to manage your social media. It's a bad look. I won't comment any further. Changing your comment towards me and editing it after I've responded to it is another sign of distrust. Hire an attorney and proceed with legal action if you think I'm lying. I will happily repeat everything I've said under oath and I have a witness. Update: the owner responded and essentially accused me of lying by saying my child did not get hurt there (she did although it was an accident). If that doesn't show you the level of professionalism at this place then I don't know what to tell you. To address her claims, my daughter was not upset on arriving. She became frustrated in the waiting room while we were waiting to fill out the form. Once she got into the gym she was jumping and shouting for joy. Nice job leaving that out, really helps build trust. The kid on the zip line had to be very close to middle school age. There was another kid close to middle school age as she mentioned who was likely her son. Neither one of those is the kid who stepped over and fell on my daughter. That kid was in elementary school and likely 6 years old or so. The parent even apologized when it happened. I'm guessing your cameras didn't catch that or you are being deceitful, either way it's concerning. Why else would we come in and leave after 7 minutes? I'll stand by my statement that having kids close to middle school age riding on a zip line in an area where autistic toddlers are walking around isn't exactly what I consider safe. There should at least be some padding or something blocking the path. Everything I wrote in the review is true. Instead of calling customers liars, go back and check your cameras in the play area again. My original review: If you have a toddler with autism, I would highly recommend against this place. I am really surprised that it has such a high score. Usually reviews are reliable. We took my 3 year old daughter who has slight autism here so she could check out a new place. They have you sign a liability waiver and I see why. The first thing I noticed is there are a lot of people packed into a tight area. The "gym" is about the size of our living room, maybe slightly bigger. There was a decent number of people in here for a small area. There are kids that are very young, and kids that look like they are close to entering middle school mixed together. They have a zip line, which is nice for older kids, but incredibly dangerous for kids that are toddler age. I would imagine most toddlers with autism cannot participate on the zip line, but easily could stumble into the path of it when an older kid takes off on it creating an incredibly dangerous situation. We had to keep moving our daughter away from the path that it travels as an older kid was riding it non-stop. They have a rock climbing wall, but I imagine it would be pretty hard to climb safely without shoes on (kids and adults have to remove shoes) as the parts that you step on to climb up are incredibly small compared to a normal rock climbing wall. They are about 1/4 of the size of the ones at Anderson Park, just for comparison. I just can't see how that would be comfortable for the child in the slightest. We were there for a whopping 4-5 minutes before an older kid bowled over my daughter and caused her to get hurt. She was sitting on the slide area and the kid just stepped on her and fell on her. Again, it seems like an incredibly bad idea to mix older kids with autism and toddlers with autism. $16 seemed like a fair price and the positive reviews had me excited to take her there. We left after only 4-5 minutes, $16 down the drain. I let the front desk person know this isn't a safe place for toddlers on the way out the door. They should have scheduled times for certain age ranges instead of mixing them all together. I can't think of any other establishment whether it be a daycare, school, therapy, etc where they mix kids of all age ranges together in small area with equipment that could cause possible injury.

My grandson Michael who is 16 months joined the gym a couple of weeks ago. We are loving the staff…read moreand interaction he has with the other kids. Michael is loving climbing and singing songs and just having a good time. Come join us at My gym Torrance.

Amazing place, my niece gets very excited every time she knows we are coming to "my gym". The stuff…read moreis lovely and they are very flexible. Wish my parents took me here when I was little haha