This is a bright and comfortable playground with several play areas and different ways to engage…read more I would consider it overpriced for just a single visit, but if you live within 30min of Woodfield, the annual pass is worth the investment. Keep in mind that at the most, I think you could still take your 8yo here, but 9 is pushing it for most kiddos. That could change if you bring their younger siblings. With the annual pass, you get to hang out as long as you want. I saw a mom working at the dining area while her kids ran around. Our 5yo is super happy here and she will be for many more years. The food is a little pricey as well, but it's decent quality. We got the daddy basket and it came with our choice of simply lemonade drinks. I'm also surprised that there are affordable souvenirs here with figures as low as $1.99 and mid-sized stuffies for $6.99. It's a safe environment with lots of space so you don't feel crowded. Also, plenty of places to sit and watch you kids as they explore. Bottom Line: Highly recommended for locals, slightly expensive for tourists. Worth it for fans of Peppa Pig.

Horrible, rude management and inconsistent age policy…read more Teenagers can visit if with a child under 8 but a child who just turned 9 is banned. The price structure makes no sense at all. The manager did a terrible job of explaining their policies. Not recommended at all.

Great place to have fun and let the kids burn off excess energy. Don't eat the pizza unless you're…read moreinto raw dough. Very disappointing for the money we spent. My wife took my daughter to the rest room and found it not only disgusting, but everything was broken. That tells me they have no management staff Be careful of this place. If they can't get the little things right, what else safety wise is going on?

The employees on the floor were very rude. They had no respect, very snarkey. I brought my own…read moregrippy socks, not knowing their rule. I was there for my grandsons christmas break. I got rude looks the WHOLE time before a young lady came up to me and nastily told me to put on epic air socks or I would have to leave. I was not intentionally breaking their rules and I got greeted with a rude slap on the wrist instead of kindly telling me that they have a rule. I was shocked at how this generation has no respect for accidents. I will NOT be going back or recommending it to my grandsons friends.

We were there for a birthday party. Had fun until we were leaving. As I was strapping my son in the…read morestroller that I parked off to the side, an employee comes up to my family and bluntly says, "you can't park your stroller there because someone else did that and it unplugged that (referring to a bouncy house)." Then he walks away. Dude, I'm clearly leaving. There was no sign and no one told us to move the stroller for the 2hours we were there. If it was as concerning as he made it sound, then proper precautions like a sign or even a cone would've been placed by the cord. What irked me was that he was unprofessional and lacked customer service. Clearly hates his job. Walked away without saying "thank you." In summary, it's a fun place for kids, but watch out for disgruntled employees.

We had my son's birthday party here. It was excellent! We had plenty of room for all of our guests…read morewithin the designated area, the play area was clean and very well maintained. The staff was also very responsive and checked in with us several times to make sure we didn't need anything. They were very chill about some of our party members playing after our time was over. The cost was also very affordable compared to other venues we priced. Super happy with everything here, would definitely recommend to family & friends.

Really nicely maintained newer facility. My son loved being able to see his name on the scoreboard…read moreas he jumped his way to the top. The parking situation is a little confusion especially if you also have a stroller with you and park in the lower level. We ended up taking the elevator and were inside the golf goods store that is across the building. Also I wish there was seating available for spectators as my son is 4 and needs constant supervision but my daughter is a few months old and likes to sit and feed. The walkways were very narrow and while there was plenty of seating by the cafe area, no seating by the actual area of the trampolines. Overall a good experience, but something to note if you are bringing babies as well.

They charge a hot foods tax, a service tax, on top of a sales tax. All we ordered was pizzas and…read morethey came in a box. I asked the staff what these charges were and no one knew, all they said was receipts print that way. Will have to report it to the state if IL. Also not very accessible for baby strollers or wagons. Had to wait over 20 minutes to get help to use the elevator. They didn't know where the key was.

We stopped in for a drink after Topgolf and I have to say the service was excellent--very attentive…read moreand welcoming throughout our visit. The drinks, however, were a bit underwhelming compared to other locations I've visited. Not bad, but not quite on the same level as I've experienced elsewhere. I do really like the layout of the space--having two floors with one large bar and a smaller, more low-key bar area is a great concept. It gives you the option to choose between a lively atmosphere or something a bit more relaxed depending on the vibe you're looking for.

Came here for a work event on a Wednesday evening. We had the entire upstairs area reserved for…read moreour group, and there was ample seating and a bar area for drinks. The dragonfruit margarita (pink rita) was sweet and packed a bit of a punch. Lots of games and there was a giant human claw game that looked really fun. You hang from a harness and try to grab as many giant blow-up toys as possible. A couple of the managers played it and my manager won a blow up toy. Great service and friendly staff. Definitely a fun atmosphere for a large group.

Great views from everywhere. Great emcee and audience acknowledgements and games. Solid baseball…read moreteam - competitive and nice guys. Nice employees. Good parking. Elevators for those of us who don't do stairs well.

I came here not for a Boomers game, but a Chicago Snowballs! This is Chicago's answer to the…read moreSavannah Bananas. The game was so much fun and entertaining! Part baseball, part dance, part gymnastics. I went to the Wintrust stadium website to check if there was anything to know before the game. For boomers games, there is no charge for parking. However, we didn't know until we pulled up for our game it cost $20. They only inspect larger bags. Players wander the stadium to interact with fans. Merch and concessions are reasonable prices. They have a large selection of craft beer. Bathrooms were spacious, but I felt the women's bathroom smelled. The crowd was very pleasant and respectful.

What a great spot in the suburbs! I had no clue this was here until recently. Hidden in the…read morePavilion Community Center is an indoor play space, and even more wonderfully is a beautiful carousel. My daughter LOVES them so I surprised her with a visit here. She enjoyed playing at the indoor playground and I really appreciated that in addition to the large climbing and play maze they had a couple of small play structures for the littler kids. My own kid was just the right size that she could play pretty safely on both. The carousel was, of course, the piece de resistance. It is really beautiful. There are about a dozen and a half horses (zebra included) and a swan chariot for when you want to sit (and, since we did over a dozen rides, I did need to sit since I was so dizzy!). My only complaint is that there are no restraints on the horses. The other carousels we've been on have some sort of strap to wrap around, but not here. The carousel doesn't move at lightening speed of course but some added safety measure besides just me holding her on the horse would put me at ease. The place is available for rent, which is cool. For individual, single-day entry, it's only $6 which is one of the best bargains in the suburbs tbh. That's for unlimited rides. The worst part is the hours! They're only open Monday through Friday from 10-2, so that really limits the times we'll be able to visit unless I use PTO to come by. I've heard that they're doing some renovations or something though so who knows, perhaps it'll grow in popularity and they'll increase their hours.

Went here for my niece's 2nd birthday and honestly... I had no idea places like this even existed…read more It's such a cool spot for a kids party. There's a carousel (like a legit, big one with hand-painted horses) and a circus-themed play area with tunnels, slides, and all kinds of things for kids to climb around on. We had about 15-20 kids there, from toddlers up to around 8, and it was perfect, everyone had something to do the whole time. The carousel was probably the highlight. The bigger kids loved it, and even the little ones could ride with a parent, which was really nice. Also have to shout out the staff, they were super helpful with setup and cleanup, which made everything way easier. The space itself is really practical too, lots of tables, outlets (we plugged in a slow cooker for hot dogs), and you can bring your own food. We kept it simple with hot dogs and pasta salad and it worked out great. Overall just a really fun, easy place to host a party. Definitely recommend for kids 8 and under!

This place came thru in such super short notice for my nephews birthday party. It was a total…read moresuccess. Kid Empire was a life saver on his special day regardless of the weather. Thank you guys

Went for a birthday party and it was pretty darn cool for my 5 year old. Tons of slides and a huge…read morehuge play area.