The good: Play area is nice for kids to play. Toddler area is nice as well for the size…read more The Bad: Once you pay your money and walk through the gate its pretty much kill or be killed. Some Parents just come in and stare at their phones while thier male kid is literlly punching girls in the face. Either that or your older bigger kid that is way to big for the toddler area is roundhouse kicking a toddler in the face....and you look up and theirs no parent or staff member watching whats goin on!? Their should be a staff member watching the play area and if their is a kid behaving bad and parent is not correcting the child. Either the parent should be made aware or ask the parent and child to leave

Great for kids in Kindergarten and under, although they allow kids up to 12 (under 63" /127 lbs…read more There is a separate toddler and junior area, but is difficult for kids to distinguish the difference. The cost was $18 per kid, plus $3 if you don't bring your own grippy socks- but they allow you to bring your own. The host , seemed to be the owner, and was friendly and got everyone checked in quick and efficient. They were ready to go a few minutes before official open time; I always view that as a sign of a quality place.

Very clean, staff are super friendly and nice!! Shout out to Jason, we went two times these week…read moreand he is super friendly and polite. My kids had super blast there, $18 per hr and the socks are very cheap, other places charged $2-4 Absolutely will be there a lot more often!

Nice little spot for your kids to jump around a bit, they have the mini square sections of…read moretrampoline, the space is NOT big, but for young toddlers and children it'll do for the area. There's a few video games in the arcade and they expanded their gatcha/ claw games. Now i must take notice i would rank 3.5 currently out of 5. A couple things we did notice is I'm sure most places dont clean the foam pits regularly, but they def are a bit sticky, (yes i know kids and all) but they have empty bottles and trash in there haha. The little games that are setup in there like the toss the ball in the holes game, doesn't work and someone tossed blocks in the ball return slot. The score doesn't update, but the timer works sometimes. Could use some more maintenance in the trampoline park. They do have a few bday rooms for parties which is cool and they have pizza menu basically catered for packages with game cards. There is one terminal you can reload cards with or ask the front. If you lose something in the park, they are not responsible, not sure if they'll actually help you find an item or get back to you later if let's say you lose your keys / phone in the pits, but i would say be careful with your belongings. Staff is fine, never had issues when bringing the kiddos here. Easy setup, time goes by color wrist band and they announce when that color band's time is up.

Such a great experience! Katie is wonderful with the kids and made everything fun! Would recommend…read moreanyone to bring her on and make your event a blast!

We are so happy to have found Alley-oop adventures to host our event! Katie really has a talent for…read moreconnecting with the kiddos, and creative ways to get them involved. The kids loved learning to juggle among many other games. Our kids are too young for the summer camps but would recommend hiring Alley-oop for hosting an event for any age, it's sure to be a fun filled time!

I enrolled my child in this school because it was presented as a strong, welcoming community…read more Unfortunately, that was not my experience. Despite the image portrayed in marketing materials and on review sites, I found very little sense of genuine family community and very poor academics. There appeared to be significant cliques, gossip, and social divisions among both parents and staff. I also observed what seemed to be political alliances among teachers and administrators, which contributed to an uncomfortable environment. Academically, I was disappointed with what was delivered for the tuition cost. My child learned significantly less in kindergarten than my other child has learned at their current school during the same timeframe. For the amount families invest, I expected a much stronger educational program and greater academic rigor. In my experience, other private schools and even some local Catholic schools provide a stronger academic foundation. The school promised stem and robotics for young students and that never Was provided. neasc has been notified of all of this yet continues accrediting the school. I was also troubled by concerns regarding professionalism. Teachers were filming a 5-year-old child and sharing the footage with other parents, which raised serious concerns about privacy and judgment. Additionally, there appeared to be ongoing challenges with teacher retention, resulting in staffing changes and classrooms being reassigned when teachers unexpectedly left. This created unnecessary disruption and inconsistency for students. The school has a beautiful campus and tremendous potential, but the overall organization felt disjointed. Too many things seemed to be handled on the spot rather than through well-established systems and planning. Frequent staffing changes, inconsistent communication, and a lack of clear structure contributed to the feeling that the school was poorly managed. Horrible horrible leadership. I also noticed that Google reviews are no longer available for the school. While I cannot speak to the reason, I believe prospective families should carefully research the school and speak directly with both current and former families before making a significant financial commitment. I would also encourage families to look beyond ratings on sites such as Niche. In my experience, those ratings did not accurately reflect what we encountered. When negative reviews are posted, it can appear that positive reviews quickly follow, making it difficult for prospective families to get a balanced picture of the school's strengths and weaknesses. As a result, I found the online portrayal of the school to be misleading compared to our actual experience.

Great K-12 school with small class sizes. Teachers genuinely care for the students and go above and…read morebeyond to help them thrive spiritually and academically.

What a great find! It's the perfect indoor play arena for kids under 10 years-old. We took 2, 5…read moreand 9 year-old grandkids. The older two were able to explore different areas and play independently, for a change, meet other kids, while parents and grandparents could either supervise from a distance, or play and interact with the kiddos. Bonus - adults and "crawlers" don't have to pay admission! There is a cafe, and outside food is not permitted, outside drinks are allowed. The staff was very helpful, and I constantly saw them cleaning various areas. Don't forget to bring socks for the entire family, and have some fun!

Took the kids to Off The Wall Kidz and honestly--we loved it! Total win for some indoor family fun…read more It's super kid friendly (like, I wasn't stressed the whole time, which says a lot), and there's so many things to do that my kids were happily running wild for hours. The play areas are fun, creative, and actually really clean, which was a nice surprise. You can tell they put effort into keeping the place nice, and that goes a long way. If you're looking for a fun place to let the kids burn some energy, especially when the weather isn't great, this is such a good option. Definitely adding it to our list of go-to spots for local fun!

High quality, educated teachers with longevity and experience. Clean & Safe Environmentread more

Don't recommend this place to anyone..plenty of qualify daycare in town! we prepaid our fee for…read morenext year and were promised to email us a copy of our receipts..we called 4 separate times and each time they ensure us it will be over within the hrs. Days, weeks and months still nothing. They only care about taking your money but can't follow up. The owner seem to only care about her fancy car and doesn't say hi to us. What a joke!!!

My daughter's experience at Inly School has been nothing short of life-changing ... not just for…read moreher, but for so many of her peers as well. It has been such a joy to watch her and her friends grow into poised, confident, thoughtful young people. One of the things that makes Inly so special is its emphasis on theater. And to be clear, theater is not just for "theater kids." It's for anyone who wants to succeed in life. Have you ever had to give a presentation at work? A theater background would help. Have you ever had to advocate for yourself to a boss or manager? Theater experience would help there too. Especially in today's fast-moving, AI-driven world, the people who stand out are those who are poised, strong communicators, and able to advocate for themselves. That is one of the greatest gifts Inly has given my daughter. We chose Inly seven years ago because every person we met who knew an Inly student had nothing but wonderful things to say about them. Now, I feel so proud and grateful to say that my daughter and her friends are part of that same group. I also want to briefly acknowledge some of the less positive reviews. I genuinely feel for families whose experiences may not have been what they hoped for. No school is the perfect fit for every child, and some of those criticisms may be valid. I can only speak from our experience, which has been overwhelmingly positive, and the growth in my daughter is evident every single day. There is also a new Head of School as of September 2025, and that leadership change has already brought meaningful improvements. There has been a clear effort to create more consistency in the quality of education across classrooms. Inly's student-led learning model has long been one of its greatest strengths, though at times that approach may have led to some inconsistency between levels, classes, and students. It is clear the school is actively working on that. What has not changed ... and has certainly not diminished ... is the magic of Inly and the remarkable education its students receive. If you have any doubts about whether Inly might be right for your family, talk to an Inly kid. They just might convince you.

During conversations with admissions staff, there was little room for meaningful dialogue or…read morequestions. Meetings often felt one-sided, with extensive talking at families rather than listening to them or engaging collaboratively. This imbalance in communication made the process feel more performative than genuinely collaborative, and made it difficult to view the process as student-centered when so little space was made for authentic family input.

I cannot say enough good things about this program! My daughter is two now and since I am a teacher…read moreand have the summers off, I figured it would be the perfect time to try some new activities with her. We signed up for the "mixed ages" (birth through age five) class. But I worried because we had never taken any type of class before and she has a tendency to become shy or clingy to me. Plus - we would be bringing my three month old son with us. Well - she and her brother absolutely love it and my daughter is really coming out of her shell!!!! The teacher, Rosemary, is so kind, patient, and fun. All of the songs and activities are perfect for this age group. If you arrive early, there are books set out for you and your child to look at. The class starts with a song that welcomes each student to the class. There are all different types of fun, interactive dances and marching that use props like colorful scarves or bells. And of course - plenty of times where the kids get to use different musical instruments like egg maracas or drum sticks. My daughter especially loves the songs that let them choose from a whole bin of various musical instruments. The class ends with "sparkle dust" chimes, blowing out the lights, lullabies, stamps and time to touch the teacher's guitar. The time just flies by and everyone seems to enjoy it as much as we do! We have met a lot of really wonderful families and children through this class as the environment is such a friendly and welcoming one. An added bonus is that they give you a book and CD of the songs to take home with you. My daughter just loves listening to the songs in the car now. I would definitely recommend this place!!!

We were introduced to Old Colony Music Together by a free session from Gwyn, the director, offered…read morein our local library. That introduction blossomed into a weekly activity that my oldest daughter and I were able to share for almost three years, and still lives on when we turn on any of the themed soundtracks (each session comes with a two CD set to listen to at home). I am SO excited to introduce the classes to my twins starting this session - they already know the music so I can't wait to see their reaction to the class! Gwyn and her staff offer a warm, relaxed, comfortable environment that allows kids the chance to explore instruments and sound, music and movement. It is also a great place where we can start teaching even the youngest of participants about how to interact socially with their peers. Best of all, music classes are a place where children and their caretakers can spend the whole lesson time just having fun and being silly with each other. A couple of pointers to help you really get the best out of your sessions: * Save snacks, drinks and loveys for after class. These will only distract your child from the fun! * Be prepared to participate! Our kids take their cues from us, so we need to show them that it's okay to sing out loud, dance around and be silly! Your session instructor will really appreciate it. *You'll get a CD at the beginning of each session for you to listen to at home - use it! It's REALLY amazing to watch the progress of your kids over the course of the session. I would frequently find my daughter humming or singing the songs from class while she was playing with her toys.