One of the best kid spaces in the neighborhood!…read more My kids are obsessed with Space Station Prospect and would spend all their time there if I let them (we've done camps and multiple birthday parties so far but they also have an after school program). While a place for kids to play video games together seems like a no brainer for why the kids love it, for parents it's the people who run it that makes all the difference. They are educators and know how to work with every kind of child. They're also super flexible when it comes to parties and are up for just about anything. My kid wanted a combo of things so there was some gaming as well as nerf guns, water balloon fights and pizza/cake in the backyard. He had the same party the prior year and his friends talked about how awesome it was all year long. Can't wait to do it again for next birthday!

Had my son's bday party here and the staff was so friendly and accommodating. The kids enjoyed the…read moregames and had a blast with the nerf battle in the backyard. It was an easy and fun experience.

Came by on a Saturday afternoon for the indoor playground and luckily it wasn't too overly crowded…read more The arcades activities and claw machines are located in the ground floor. The indoor playground is in the second floor. I like how spacious indoor playground. There are these mini obstacle course, trampoline, ball pits, indoor slides, mini merry go round, these biking games and other activities. Half price for kids under 3. They have lockers that you have to pay for. They have a bathroom upstairs but it wasn't the cleanest.

Came here because they recently opened a trampoline/ballpit section like their 8th ave location on…read morethe second floor. It is definitely clean and organized since they had just opened and overall our time there was fun and well enjoyed. Compared to 8 ave location, the trampoline/ballpit in this location might be slightly smaller (I think) but nonetheless fun for my daughter and her friend! It is heavily enforced that kids AND adults have grippy socks otherwise you are not allowed in the ballpit/trampoline for safety reasons which is fair. No grippy socks? You can pay $3 for a pair as you pay for your admissions. They do have someone or multiple people walking to make sure that everyone IN the play area has grippy socks. Outside the ballpit and trampoline, they have some additional play options such as a slow moving "carousel", a step 2 mini roller coaster thing and a stationery bike (3 in total) that you can pretty much get a workout out of lol. You are answering math problems while pedaling against whomever you are playing with. Play area itself was fine, but it did get crowded very fast. We got there as they opened and was one of the few for a little while until noon hit and a LOT of people were coming at once. I definitely see lots of parents bringing their kids here for play but I would feed uncomfortable as Im not sure what the max capacity is before you stop letting people in. The way your time is tracked is through a wristband, green means you have time, blue I believe is a warning by 15 mins probably and red is times up. The bathroom is a little odd- unisex bathroom that people can walk in and out of to wash their hands in. They host parties but after inquiring about how party packages work, they told me that the play area is a public space even if you host a party. If you decide to purchase the package that accommodates 50 kids, even that will not get you the space to yourselves. A spot to consider bringing your kids to get their energy out- but come early and leave early to avoid crowds for sure.

The staffs were top notch. Very attentive and helpful. My daughter enjoyed her time here. Plenty…read moreof beginner's level walls for her to climb. At some point her hands got too sweaty to climb. Wished there was chalk or something to help with that otherwise a fun indoor spot to take your kids to.

I brought my son to Hapik during a recent school break, and I'm thoroughly impressed with the…read morefacility, staff, and overall experience. This is a supervised, climb-at-your-own-pace experience rather than formal instruction. If you're looking for climbing classes with instructors, this is not for you. If you're looking for a climbing facility where kids decide what they want and don't want to do, this place is perfect. Booking & Check-In: The online process was seamless--purchasing tickets, selecting a time slot, and completing the waiver form all happened smoothly. Pro tip: fill out the waiver online when you buy tickets to save time at check-in. There was a line when we arrived, but it moved quickly. Safety & Orientation: All kids in our time slot gathered in a separate room for harness fitting and a thorough safety video. Since each harness must be fitted individually by an instructor, this takes some time--hence the 20-minute early arrival recommendation. It's time well spent for peace of mind. The Facility: The climbing courses are fantastic, with plenty of variety across different difficulty levels. The auto-belay system lets kids climb independently while staying securely connected at all times. With colorful themed walls, vertical challenges, and ropes courses reaching 26 feet high, there's no shortage of excitement. Everything feels extremely safe, with staff members consistently available throughout. There's also a play structure for younger children (4 feet and under). The Staff: I was particularly grateful when a staff member noticed my son losing confidence midway through (even on courses he'd already completed, like the pirate plank). This instructor took genuine time to help him regain his footing. It helped a lot. The Location: Hapik is located in Industry City, which means you're surrounded by excellent food options. We grabbed lunch at Japan Village in the next building, which offers a lot of different dining options Tips for First-Timers: - Start with one pass if it's your first visit--no need to commit to multiple passes until you know your child enjoys it. - During school breaks, arrive before 11am to beat the crowds. - Complete waivers online at booking to streamline check-in. - If you came to just follow your kid without climbing, you still need to sign a waiver. Highly recommended for a fun, confidence-building activity!

If you looking for a playground to host your kids birthday, I highly recommend this place. They…read moreanswered all the questions I had via email / text. Super helpful with setting up the party with you if you bringing decorations or like food. They do charge additional $85 if you bring outside food which is understandable I feel like that's the normal price. My son's party had about 80 people and everyone was able to fit in the party room. I did reserve the arcade for the last hour which was a hit.

My husband and I took our 1.5 years old toddler here last weekend for an hour. It was reasonably…read morepriced ($35 for the whole day, $25.75 for 2 hours, and $17 if you go the last hour of the day. The pricing includes allowance of one adult with the child. The staff were nice and friendly. My toddler had fun. She may be all a little young for it but there are things she can play with in this place. I thought this was a good place to plan future birthday parties. When you enter, half the space is filled with arcade games and the indoor playground area is in the back. You have to sign a waiver before entering the playground. They also have a place to store your stroller/ diaper bags etc. It is required to wear socks for both cold and adult. No shoes allowed and there is a place to store them as well. The party area was nice. I would have given more stars if the indoor play area was a little bigger.

My son has been going to Tiny scientist for remote learning for the past few months and absolutely…read moreloves it! They have done a great job making sure he does his schoolwork and also have fun doing science experiments between online classes. They also go to the playground every day. They take covid safety very seriously and i feel good about the precautions they take. Whenever it's tiny scientist day my son lights up and is so excited to go!

My son lights up and screams "YEA!" every time I tell him he has Tiny Scientist after school…read more Professor Rick and his team are amazing. My son talks about his experiments for weeks and loves to show off all that he's learned in class. We only have time for a once a week class but his sheer excitement every week says it all.

We just came back from Shelter R. I had high hopes because of the prior reviews, and the two stars…read moreare for set design - it looked really cool when we walked in! Unfortunately, it went downhill from there and this was probably the worst escape room we've experienced (we've done roughly 20). The room was very dark throughout (for atmosphere), but to the extent that we had to use the flashlight on our phones the entire time - which quickly became annoying. There were very, very few puzzles to solve and they had to be done one at a time. Several puzzles were broken - we literally wouldn't be able to see the relevant information because a screen was too scratched up or a telescope wasn't adjusted properly, and it really takes the fun out of things when you have to ask for the code you're supposed to be seeing because you know where it is but actually can't decipher it. There were very few context clues and the room was actually quite sparse. The communication with the game master was broken and we were given a walkie talkie which went in and out, and half the time we had to ask them to repeat themselves over and over. Don't know if the other rooms are any better, but I don't think we'd go back based on our experience of Shelter R.

This is by far one of the most fun nights I've had with my friends. Granted I'm in my 40s don't go…read moreout too much and never have done this before but the painstaking level of detail is astounding (the five of us did the dungeon). The family owned and run couple greeted us were warm friendly and explained the rules clearly how to play. Soon we were in a dungeon and had to WORK TOGETHER with our group to survive. From the level of detail with the design to the actual puzzles it was clear a lot of thought was put into each puzzle and there were multiple rooms. They are watching in case there's an issue or if you request a hint and give you time updates. The five of us didn't survive but we did make it to the last room and the owner actually still let us complete/showed us the puzzles. (We definitely needed more time lol). The only cons is better signage when u get to Industry City (the puzzle starts upon arrival to the building lol) and the speaker when the host was speaking was a little muffled. Net net if your looking for a unique experience, party, event this is a HIGHLY reccomended experience to do with a group and worth travelling to.

We arrived on a rainy Saturday afternoon excepting it to be packed. It was not packed at all. There…read moreis plenty of staff members to enforce the wrist band colors. The place is very clean and very safe. The tables and chairs were very clean and not sticky. There is the right amount of activities for everyone to do without being bored. Parking can be an issue, but it's well worth it. The price is right. They will host parties for you and overall it was a great experience.

Huge! So much space…read morefor a kid to have fun. Much bigger than my local Launch. The staff were kind & friendly. Two thumbs up.

PJ parties are a great way to get a date night in with the hubby. They feed the children dinner,…read moreusually pizza and they get to play in the gym and do an arts project. It is central to all the great restaurants on 5th ave. My son always has a great time here.

I was very impressed with what I experienced today during an introductory "tour and play". The…read morelocation is great, the place is brand new (obviously) and everyone was friendly and welcoming. I personally have high standards that is nothing compared to what I expect for my little ones and this definitely deserves five stars. There are two gym rooms, a kitchen for cooking classes, dance studio for ballet, hip hop & karate, and the student to teacher ratio will be 6:1 depending on the class. The classes are structured and if you sign up early (which we did) you get free play passes. I know it's too early to tell, but I'm sold!