Fantastic place for the whole family regardless of age. Staff were super friendly! Highly recommend.read more

I have been here before, not when they were at this location, but the one across the street. This…read moreis a much larger building, more room. They have things well organized in distinct areas, room for play. This would be a great spot to have a kids birthday party. The day I went it was not too busy. Plenty of room to move around. Great history. I liked the video about the history of how this came to be and the videos on how model trains work. Reasonable admission prices.

We came here on a busy day and there were a lot of people! There's plenty of parking and it's close…read moreto quite a few eateries and a Super Walmart. This is a pretty big place so although it was packed, there was still room for everyone to jump and have fun. There are several computers to complete waivers prior to checking in and paying. Take note that most of their promotions aren't valid on Saturday and Sunday. It's also important to note that they don't have lockers for rent so you store your items in the cubbies at your own risk. They have sections for birthday parties and several tables. There were quite a few parties taking place during our visit. The obstacle course is fun but when you're older, it's a lot harder to get out of the foam pit then it looks lol! The trapeze was a lot of fun and provides a soft landing. I took a star off of this rating merely because of cleanliness. It didn't take away from the purpose of our visit, which was to have fun. However, the facility can use some serious cleaning, especially the bathrooms. They were pretty gross!

We went on a Wednesday and had the place to ourselves. We were told that we just missed the Spring…read moreBreak rush. Prices were reasonable. The arcade tokens were mostly out of order so we saved our money for Sal and Mookie's dessert! Staff were friendly and the bathrooms were clean (unlike pics in other reviews)

We had a lovely time here. I am a big fan of zoos, and of course an aquarium is just a big, wet…read morezoo. The Mississippi Aquarium was very cute and lots of fun. You can tell that the staff are educated and care very much about the animals. It is all very clean and well-kept. It took us about 2 hours to sidle through and look at everything. It's a good outing for an afternoon. Part of the facility is outdoors, with exhibits for the beavers (They have beavers!! So cute!!), the dolphins, the otters, and the local gators and wildlife. They have a penguin exhibit that is in the works and coming soon. The rest is indoors in a nice building. You go up to the top floor and work your way down through the various exhibits and tanks. A big part is outside, so you should check the weather before you go and be prepared to deal with whatever. There is a public parking garage right next door, but we parked across the highway at Jones Park and walked over to the aquarium. There is a nice pedestrian skybridge over the highway that makes it easy and safe.

Cute aquarium. Came here after getting some coffee and as a heads up: you can't bring outside…read moredrinks inside the facility! So don't even try it. Got here as it opened, they have a military discount at the ticket office. I enjoyed the outdoor exhibits, but the indoor exhibits are much more expansive and beautifully put together. They have a touch tank and a lot of interesting information posted everywhere, so come prepared to learn. They also have a bird exhibit that you can walkthrough and see animals close up! They also have a concession stand, and a gift shop at the exit.

Me and 3 of my family went on a Sunday. We rented one of the Sundecks and stayed from open to…read moreclose. The sweet and helpful girl ( I wish I could remember her name) that walked us to our sundeck gave us a couple of papers, one a map of the park, one a list of food items that could be ordered and delivered to our sundeck along with the website to pull it up. Around noon I pull the website up and it just says 'no items are available at this time'. The same worker was walking by so I stopped her to see if I was doing something wrong. She said it can do that when they're at the rush peak. Completely understandable. So I get my groups orders and two of us head towards the pizza place. We walked in and stood there, looking around not knowing who to order from or what the heck we were doing. We finally ask the girl at the register and she says oh you order from someone in the back. So we stood at the counter, made eye contact a few times, asked if we ordered there and the was told mmmhm. Then he went back to making pizza ignoring us. I finally get his attention and get our order in( which was like pulling teeth with no help or direction from anyone working there) . Pay and head over to the cafe to get the rest of the food. That place was equally confusing. No idea what we were doing with zero help from the workers there. Now I'm not blaming these kids. Because they were all working and learning. I blame management because they ( by they I mean every single worker in all 3 food areas we went to) were obviously not trained well and thrown out there. They looked worn out and frazzled. So I would recommend packing a picnic lunch and eating it out of the trunk of your car for sure. The waterpark itself was fun. The kids really enjoyed it. Just skip eating if you can help it

If I could leave a 0 start review I would. 1st I come to the park and park my car pretty close to…read morethe front only to walk out 6 hours later and have a rearranged bumper. On another visit I show up with my passes and my guest only to be told I cannot enter on this day with a guest without paying an extra 50 dollar fee. They have now decided that only non working people Monday - Thursday can enter with a guest in which they've already paid for. This is after several other occasions of allowing guests in on Friday- Sunday. Make up your mind! Take care of the customer. Make it right for everyone!

I cant believe this place doesn't have more reviews. We are in Biloxi visiting my parents and…read moredecided to go to the mall for lunch and do some shopping. My kids noticed playlive nation and we stopped in to check it out. The manager was really friendly and explained how the pricing worked, explained the drop and shop system, and also asked us if there were any games that our kids weren't allowed to play. That's important to us. They had 30+ games for my kids to choose from- basically every game my kids asked for, they had. I bought an hour of play time for each kid and I enjoyed some quiet shopping time. If you pay for an hour and only use 30 minutes, your remaining minutes will be on your account for next time. It works like rollover minutes for your cell phone. The total cost was less than I pay for a babysitter and much cheaper than an hour at a typical arcade.

This is such a hidden treasure on the Coast! So much fun packed into a unsuspecting and quirky…read moremuseum. If you live on the coast with kids a membership is such a worthwhile investment. It is so inexpensive and a great place for all ages. Even as an adult, I enjoy and learn from the museum. They continually have relevant events and special weeks/days throughout the year with themed celebrations and activities. As soon as you child is mobile, this would be a fun museum to visit regularly. We go once a week and spend an hour or two in one of the many themed rooms/areas and I don't see my child ever tiring of visiting here. There is an outdoor playground, outside "kids street" mini town, and inside there is a dedicated area for younger children, and themed areas including STEM, outer space, grocery, crafts, and many more. Now keep in mind that membership is CHEAP so don't expect the latest and greatest toys, activities, and technology. Cleanliness isn't stellar but I have never had any issues here with staff, hygiene, or my child being bored. I would highly recommend a membership here over the aquarium! So much more to do for all ages and a great rainy day activity.

For what was working and present it was ok, nothing too crazy. Probably wouldn't recommend for 7+read more

I kind of have a thing for finding small museums, attractions and so on for places that are in…read morecities I want to spend some time in. This fit the bill. I came on a Sunday not really realizing there was a larger city event going on in town, which only affected my visit here by slowing down traffic. Getting here was easy, the museum takes up several buildings, so there is plenty of parking. This place is freaking amazing. The employees are very friendly and more than happy to share information about the trains and the city in general. Though they were all about the cruise in that was going on, and I am not into large groups of people. There are model trains with whole cities around them, mock ups of famous buildings, large stores, all made from Legos and similar materials. There is a Jurassic Park, gnomes, dinosaurs and oh so much more. If you are in the area, I highly recommend a stop in here to spend a few hours, especially if you have small humans with you.

My husband is a model train fan so we had to visit when we saw this place. The admission was $5 a…read moreperson and it was well worth it! It would definitely be a good place to bring your children to visit as they have some interactive displays. There are indoor and outdoor displays that include a TON of Legos and shows including Batman, Charlie Brown, Star Trek, Jurassic park, StarWars, and many more. They have different sizes and types of trains so you are able to learn some of the differences. They also had a resident cat outside who is so friendly and followed my husband around demanding love which he was happy to give. I definitely recommend! Rating from F to A+++ I give it an A+++!

My child LOVES this place! And to be honest, I love it too- pretty sure I have just as much fun as…read moreshe does! I take my 5yr old to SkyZone and a jump park every weekend and of all the places I've purchased memberships for this one gives her the best workout and she never wants to leave- even after 2hrs of constant running. We've never used the arcade or their private birthday facilities but it hasn't been my experience to notice anyone having a hard time with these aspects of their services. I always get there early-ish so it's never too crowded. I did however go there after 3pm on the weekend and it was very intimidating and appeared to be a zoo.... But we still had tons of fun without incident even with TONS of kids everywhere all at once. It was just overwhelming to see sooooo many kids in every area playing. Staff is very attractive, friendly and eager to help and I've found truth in the statement that they don't always know the policies. However, in the event someone couldn't answer my questions they've always found someone that could. To me, the place is such a great value that the little details don't really matter as much as the total experience. IOW, it doesn't matter if the staff doesn't know every detail about everything or if a random teenager is a bit 'zealous' in the dodgeball arena- my child doesn't know the difference and has an equal amount of fun regardless. LOVE this place and look forward to it every Saturday.

Sky Zone needs to have the ball pits monitored.. both basketball and dodge ball. These areas…read moreare not safe for younger children. Adolescents bullying with no supervision. Also my daughter saw that woman was opening the emergency door to the mall side letting people in. The alarm was going off. Don't think I'll be back.