Pretty pricey compared to other trampoline parks at $30/2 hours. They do let you bring in your own…read moretrampoline socks which is great bc who want to buy more of those ugly socks. But this one by far is the most unique. So many different types of things here for a decent age range- maybe around 3-10. Their obstacle course and the ball pit is the most creative and unique I've seen. My kids really liked it a lot. Also cool they have a screen that you throw balls for a game. The wall art is also so good.

This is one of the largest spots I've ever seen as far as indoor play places. There is sooo much…read morevariety and it is good for ages ranging from 2-15 even, perfect for families with lots of kids. The play "sand" pit is actually made of no - mess plastic "sand" but felt super realistic, I've never seen that and it was sooo cool not to worry about the mess. The only down side is that the weekend crowd was INSANE. It is new, so maybe the hype will die down, but I will opt for a morning or a weekday in the future. It did take away a bit from the experience and I'll update my review, but long lines, new staff that still seemed to be working out tech issues, and poor monitoring of spaces (we played in the LEGO area and there wasn't a single monitor - kids are fighting, throwing blocks, and knowing down decorative pieces so parents had to step in) unfortunately are the reasons I can't give 5 starts just yet. A lot of potential and may be a totally different experience on a less busy day. Would never go back on a weekend evening.

I bumped into this gem by accident when I was trying to get to Jumping World. I came on a Monday…read moreafternoon during a school holiday. The place is really clean, doesn't smell, and very spacious. Unlike Urban Air where you may be upcharged for certain activities, everything is included in the price and they offer military discount. I brought 3 kids (15, 13 and 13) for two hours and spent ~$90. The facility has a variety of sections - arcade, huge toddler area with ball pit and hamster wheel, climbing walls, slides with inflatable donuts, trampolines, basketball court, soccer court, foam pits, rope courts and so much more! I was really surprised at how much they have. They have tons of cubbies for shoes, however I didn't notice any lockers. They also have water fountains by the bathrooms. I was surprised to see massage chairs. You do have to pay for them and they can get a little annoying. If you sit in them without paying, they beep endlessly. Tons of seating available- chairs, benches, picnic tables. The toddler area has many couches. Staff is friendly and not overly strict. Music was great and Kids had a lot of fun! Will definitely come back!

My grandchildren love this place. So many activities for my…read more7 and 11 year old. Well run and seems very clean.

It's a cute place, my 9 year old and 6 year old played happily for the duration of our 2 hour jump…read morepass. The play area is huge. They've got a toddler area that's sectioned off and a little building block area outside of the bounce area for younger kids. Lockers if you want to lock things up or cubbies for shoes and a little cafe with quite a few options. There's also a pretty diverse arcade, so lots to keep your attention. It is VERY loud. Between the constant blowers, kids screaming, and loud music, it's hard to hear announcements. Not great for kids with sensory struggles unless you plan accordingly with ear protection. Otherwise, very fun place. We'll definitely be back, and I'll definitely bring ear plugs next time.

This place had a lot going on!…read more Ages: crawlers (1+) can use the toddler area, but the rest of the park is perfect for ages up to the teens. They have sports areas like soccer and basketball, large slides, and a jousting type area that had tons of teenagers having a good time. The arcade and claw machines are a good spot for a break/change of scenery. Staff: staff did a good job of monitoring kids and kindly correcting improper use of equipment to keep everyone safe. They were super courteous and kept areas clean. I appreciate staff that can interact well with the kiddos. Price: I love that they have much lower prices for parents. Adults are $7 and kids are $19.95, ages 3 and under $15.95. There is a 2 hour time limit but you can add on time for a lower cost as well. We spent about $50 at the food court for a family of 4, including treats like slushies! We were all full. I reccomended getting food after jump time has run out. It's nice to have a one stop shop. Pizza and wings were good! Love that it's indoors and well air conditioned as the summer approaches. Excited to be back!

Flour Power may be designed for kids, but they're open to hosting adults too! Our team had such a…read moregreat time learning how to make pasta at this studio for our annual team retreat. We had a kitchen all to ourselves and the teacher's undivided attention at 5pm on a weeknight. . We started off by whisking an egg into a cup of flour. After much kneading, we each had our homemade pasta dough balls which we let rest. Then, we got started on the pasta sauce. We made both a white and red sauce. In between, we had sips of the rose we brought because they're BYOB! Once we got the sauce going, we rolled out our pasta and cut them into strips of fettuccine using a couple of pasta makers. Finally, we chopped up some fresh garlic for garlic bread. I've forgotten her name, but the teacher was very friendly and knowledgeable. She even taught us a cool trick to turn parmesan rinds into delicate crisps. We wrapped up the session by digging into our pasta dishes and snapping some photos to capture the moment! I can't wait to make my own pasta at home.

Oh my gosh! This was such a great class. The food coma is setting in…read more.. First off, I want to high five the amazing team who worked so well and patiently with the kids as they took turns and worked together to make the very fun recipes in store for the class. Secondly, I was so impressed with how organized it was and how there was an age-appropriate job for each of the kids who attended. Parent were able to help, but most of us were taking pictures of our kids cooking because how often do we see that?? The space was so clean and well put together, and the energy was just as fun as the process. We cannot wait to go back for another cooking class with friends!

A wonderful camp that really knows how to do it right! My daughter loved Amercian Girl Doll and…read moreJunior Scientist Camp this summer in Dallas! Wow! Thank you for doing such an amazing job! We appreciate it.

My son went to camp for the first time to Lego WeDo Robotics. He is 8 and had the BEST time. The…read morecamp counselors greeted us with a smile at drop off/pick up & my son always shared how great they were throughout the day as well. I felt confident leaving my son there for the day. We will for sure be back! The Garland location was super convenient for us. The next one we are going to is all the way out in North Dallas so that drive won't be easy for us, but for this camp I do think it will be worth it. Grateful to have camp options like SciKidz!

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

This is such a great place to take the little ones and also get some adult time with the girls. It…read moreis small enough that I could see my kiddo from every angel at our table. Staff is on it with safety. We went for free play for two hours and the girls and when it was over the girls still did not want to leave. When I'm in Dallas again I'll make sure to bring my little one again.

My grandkids love this place! And I love that I feel more comfortable in this space with them than…read moreother activity places. The staff is helpful and very nice. The center is clean. The staff monitors areas so big kids are not overpowering the little kids areas. There's three levels of climbing/sliding for the kids to enjoy.

My son has been attending summer camps at Code Ninja for about 2 years now and he absolutely loves…read moregoing each summer. He looks forward to learning new things about Minecraft, Roblox, and AI. The center is always clean and well organized. The staff are friendly, attentive and knowledgeable and works with your child at your child's level to help them gain proficiency in a fun and engaging manner. They offer prizes and incentives to keep the kids engaged and to motivate the kids to focus on making progress. During the summer they offer full-day camps and half-day camps. If you book two half-day camps your child could stay the entire day so you don't have to come back to pick them up in the middle of the day. Don't be surprised when it is time to pick up your child they aren't ready to leave. My son would stay all day if I allowed him to. Overall I am happy with the summer camp and my son will definitely be back next summer!

My grandson has been going to Minecraft camp for 4 years for summer camp. He had so much fun at…read morethe Frisco location - he was super excited that he knew somebody there (he doesn't live here but comes to go to Minecraft camp). He wants to come back next year (and go the whole day). He loves it and he's easily bored. Up and ready to go every morning. Gets out and walks in by himself (which means he is secure about it) It is amazing to see so many kids learning, having fun, no mischief. The staff is super friendly and it's clean, safe, and the kids all seem to be having a great time. There are all different levels of knowledge but they work with each child on their level. Can't recommend highly enough.