It was good for kids to play. However, they let older kids…read morewho are also inappropriately rough with the toddlers, into the baby/toddler area. The parents didn't seem to watch their kids here and nor did the staff. But my daughter still had a good time. Honestly would probably recommend cheeky monkey over this place.

Took my son ( autistic ) for the first time due to good reviews. When we got there the young men…read moreassumed that we had a membership. No greeting just " what's the name"? I then told him. It was our first time there. I would recommend hiring someone that would be happy to be there. Pay them a little more to put a smile on their face after all they are working with children all day. We were in there for a Max of five minutes and not even questioned if everything was okay or if we would like a refund.

My grandson turned 2 and he had the best birthday party here at the Murphy Play Street Museum! The…read moredesign inside is this charming play town takes me back to storybook tales. There's a Pet Rescue house with the most adorable pets for kids to play with - and rescue. Next is a Pizza house where kids can creatively learn/play how to make your own pizzas. Don't forget the pepperoni's - they're the best part of the pizza! My favorite is the Market house, where children can learn the fun of shopping for groceries and running a register. But my granddaughters favorite is Playhouse - equipped with all the cuteness any girl would want when pretending she's playing house. Now, let's talk about having a private party at this sweet play museum. The whole place is set aside just for you. That's right, it's set up just for your party. Bring your decorations and food, and they do the rest. So convenient, and super friendly. It was a joy as a grandparent to sit back, watch my grandson having a blast playing at his party, and the staff taking care of everything for us.

Our first visit here was when we had "grandparent time". Our second visit here was for our…read moregrandson's second birthday party. We are always looking for engaging and entertaining activities to take the kids to. When we can add educational to that mix, we are especially thrilled. Play Street Museum definitely checks the boxes on "engaging", "entertaining", and yes, even "educational". Designed for kids aged 8 and under, this indoor children's museum offers a refreshing take on traditional play spaces. One of the highlights for us was the variety of activities available. Beyond the core pretend play town, there is a slime lab, a craft area, wooden blocks, and more. Having a birthday party here was wonderful. You essentially rent the whole place out when you host a party here. The fact that parties are private ensures a more intimate and enjoyable experience for everyone. Review #2044

Loved this place!!! First time here & they had everything we needed for our party. One stop shop!…read moreWe will be coming back for sure. The people here were very friendly & super helpful. I can't believe this has been here 8 years & I just now stumbled upon it. Can't wait to use them in the future, wish I had found them sooner!

We had a great experience with them. We got a bounce house for our baby's first bday and ordered…read moreher shirt from them as well. The bounce house w/ piñata, and tables and chairs is a great deal!

A friend and i visited your Midtown/Addison location for the first time and we was blown away how…read moreclean your establishment was during peak hours. Hailey was super friendly with our party and she was very informative. We will be back with the kiddos.

Ekids worked for us for a while, but it's not my favorite place to go with my toddler. It had great…read morepotential but I have not gone back since they opened up the new sensory room. My main issue with this place is how overly crowded it is and the oblivious parents who bring their secretly bad kids to play but don't watch them! Lots of the 5-8 year olds are mean to the toddlers and none of the parents correct their kids behavior. If they had a set up where certain ages could come during certain times I would be all for it. It would also help if they only allowed up to a certain number of kids at a time. They should consider doing a time slot like Playstreet has. Other than that, if it's not crowded it's worth $5. $10 is a little to much for me to watch my 2 year old get carts, toys and play food snatched from his hands and pushed around.

Great little place for kids from 3-8 I would say. Extremely clean. My son who is 6 loved it. Great…read moreplace to use his imagination and energy. They do birthdays upstairs. Open hours through the week. We will be back soon!

My little sister likes Jellycats and I wanted to surprise her so I looked online for stores nearby…read morethat sell them in-person I ended up driving about 45 minutes to buy them in person here. Come to find out after she opened them that she had others she'd rather get and no one else in our house really cares for them so I went to return them but I double-checked their website to make sure they accept returns since it was a local store and I didn't want to waste a trip. The website says they do so I drove another 45 minutes to take them back. Get in the store...and they definitely accept returns... for store credit or exchange "only". So no cash returns. The cashier motioned to some out of the way picture on the side wall that states you can only return for store credit. Some advice to offer: It would be a better idea to put it where customers can actually see it like most stores with alternate return policies do (like on the checkout counter or mentioning it during checkout/making the policy clear that there are no cash returns) so they can make the decision for themselves if they'd still like to shop. Had I known I at least would have double-checked with my sister beforehand or wouldn't have shopped there at all. I don't have any family that young and I don't collect Jellycats so I have no use for the stuffed animals or the store credit. I just wasted $70 and gas...on a situation that could have been avoided with better transparancy. If I wanted to donate $70 I'd have given it to a cause that actually needed it this season. Do better.

uch a cute place! We were shopping for a first time gramma and she found the most adorable sun…read moredress with classic bomb pops all over it! The plushy's were the softest I have ever held. Not a lot of clothes for older kids as advertised on the window but we were not disappointed at all. Very pleasant and welcoming staff and I felt the prices were appropriate for the unique finds.

I love DVT. LOVE. IT. I am a child of the 80s and I worked at a Kay Bee Toys in the 90s so this…read moreplace is a little slice of heaven for me. They have an excellent array of new toy collectibles, vintage toys, parts, grab bags, MOC, video games, reissues, comics, lunchboxes, etc... etc... One thing that really pleases me about this place is that since I started going there a few years ago, they've expanded their girl-centric vintage toys. I've purchased many pink box Barbies from them for my collection. I feel like their prices are fair when you compare costs to the same items on eBay which is kind of exploitative to sellers anyway. I haven't sold anything to DVT yet, but I feel like I could trust that they would be fair. I think it's important to understand what DVT specializes in and not walk in expecting to sell them just anything and get a pretty penny for it. They do a great job of organizing and displaying everything as well and they keep their social media updated daily with new merchandise. They also have celebrity meet and greets too which is fun and they also have the occasional sidewalk sale (so sad I missed the last one). I really can't understand why anyone would rate DVT low. It's an amazing place.

"Control, control, you must have control." I am reminded of this classic Yoda teaching every time I…read morewalk into Dallas Vintage Toys, which definitely lives up to its reputation as one of the best vintage toy outlets in the country. The first time I went there, it was admittedly a bit overwhelming as it took me an hour or so just to get a grasp on the lay of the land. DVT really shines with vintage Star Wars and GI Joe '70s and '80s figures, vehicles, and playsets - both loose, on card and in box. It's just as much of an art gallery as it is a retail business. DTV has a dedicated room of officially graded toys if you're looking very top of the line, several thousand dollars in value. And it also has loose complete Star Wars figures you can buy for $24.99, depending on the character. I really enjoy re-releases of my favorite toys growing up, and often prefer commemorative editions so I can enjoy the nostalgia without the heavy financial investment, and DVT has good finds of later releases. There's so much variety. If you don't prefer figures, you might score an item like the Yoda puppet from Empire Strikes Back or other merchandise you don't see all the time. While DVT makes its high-value offerings visible, you might very well dig up some treasure in the aisles as you browse. This past weekend, I came across the Hot Toys Jack Nicholson '89 Joker 1/6 scale figure - an undeniable Grail. It was just hanging out in the Batman section on the shelf with the rest. I forced myself not to look in the box and walk away as I've never seen it in person - I knew I would fall in love. It's $500 I don't have to explain to my wife! While I have purchased a few things from DTV, I am not familiar with the experience of selling a collection there. In the late 90s/early 2000s, I sold many of my old figures to a similar establishment and really regret it. What I will say is that Shaun and his staff are readily available for advice and to bounce ideas off of, and so, if you want to sell, it's definitely worth consulting with them. Just know you very well could get a third of what you perceive your collection to be worth - and that's anywhere. These businesses need to eat and pay bills just like the rest of us! If you haven't been to this nostalgia museum, take some time to relax, know your spending limits before walking in, and enjoy. May the Force Be With You!

Went here to bowl with some friends. It wasn't bad just super far from where I stay. We had a good…read moretime. We tried some food. I got wings and fries! Both were pretty decent and I believe I forgot to take pics for the first time I probably won't be back as there are closer bowling alley's to me but if I'm ever in the area, I may go here for fun again. I liked the vibes inside.

The kids love it here and even adults would have a good time if they went later In the day. They…read moreoffer all day passes for various holidays so it's good to keep up with their social media to see when those days are - passes can be from $10-$30 per person for unlimited everything, which is a great deal. Laser tag, bowling, arcade games, and these cool spinny number card! I'm knocking them down a point because you can't purchase the $10 deals online - it's first come first serve and the lines get INSANE. We're usually there 20 minutes before open and even then we can wait forever to finally get in. It's worth the price, but I wish they would do presale or something similar.