I had a FANTASTIC time hosting my son's third birthday here and our guests had kids ranging from 1…read moreto 8 and they all had fun. The staff did a great job helping with the party and my son had an absolute blast. Thank you for the wonderful birthday memory, Hyper Kidz!

hyper kids very fun safe Wednesdays $10 Sundays $10 other days 20 $20. I took my kids that it was a…read morevery fun. I like how it's fun for them. They have juice, dipping dots. We've been coming here for I'm surprised from did a good job helping us. I party go have your birthday at hyper kids.

We've been regulars at Jolly Yolly in Fairfax for a while now and bring our 4, 5, and 10 year old…read moreall the time. It is one of the few indoor play places that genuinely works for that range of ages. The younger kids love the climbing structures and slides, and our 10 year old never feels bored. It's clean, bright, and set up in a way that lets kids explore while parents can actually relax a bit. This was our first time hosting a birthday party there, and it exceeded expectations. Everything was organized, smooth, and low stress. Elif, our host, was excellent. She was warm, attentive, and completely on top of the details from start to finish. She kept the party moving, helped with setup and transitions, and made sure the kids felt celebrated. It made such a difference to have someone so thoughtful and capable guiding the experience. We already loved coming here for regular play, and now we can confidently say their birthday parties are just as great. Highly recommend for both everyday fun and special celebrations.

We came here for a birthday party and had a decent experience. The event was very structured and…read morelasted about 1 hour and 45 minutes. Compared to other indoor playgrounds we've been to in Atlanta, this one is on the smaller side. Once the party time is over, you're asked to leave (you have color coded wristbands). Other places we've visited usually allow kids to keep playing afterward, though those facilities were much larger. There were multiple birthdays happening, so I guess it makes sense to flip rooms and avoid having too many kids. Kids were putting balloons in their mouths and I didn't see anyone sanitize them? I didn't see a designated spot to place items that may need cleaning.

I only ever come down around this way once a year, and that's for Super Smash Con. Who knew this…read morestrip existed with such a lovely cake decorating workshop? The space has plenty of tables, and delicious decorated cakes on display. I wonder if they were all customers or if the staff did some of them, hmm! I should've asked. At the counter on the back wall, you can get snacks and drinks in addition to the kits for the decorating. I didn't decorate one myself, but I observed the whole process. There are shelves of different tools, like skewers, piping bags and more. There's a frosting for every color and plenty of fondant for extra creativity. We were able to bring in food -- pizza for this occasion, and the staff were kind enough to serve it for us. The staff were super polite, efficient, and willing to answer any questions and assist the decorators! For anyone in the area that wants to do something both crafty and delicious... definitely consider Cake Time! They opened right as the pandemic began I believe... I'm glad they survived!

Leaving this here after no response via email from owner…read more I am extremely upset about the extra $60 in undisclosed 'taxes' required by the camp this year and the manner in which the issue has been handled by this business. We have been multi-child camp attendees since 2022, and I have invoices that have never been as deceptive or as outlandish as this years magic 'uncollected' tax request. I should not have paid it now that I have looked back at past invoices. Is this store under new ownership? Why was I charged $36 in fees and then another $60 in 'taxes'? I was told it was a 10% tax- which would be in line with fairfax's prepared food tax and VA state tax I assume, however, this is a CAMP and there is a labor and camp supply charge that I also assume is taxed at a lower rate than the prepared foods? How does a camp have a 10% tax rate? Also, I spent $600 this year, and already paid a $36 fee. Last year I had $900 in camp cost but paid a MUCH lower total of only $54 in fees, no added taxes. Then in 2024 I paid $726.75 for camp but only $43 in fees, again, no additional taxes. How is this year the lowest camp fee @$600 but I am asked to pay $96 in fees/taxes-- that is outrageous and deceptive. Families are on a budget and throwing out extra hidden fees is not acceptable and it is not inline with previous business practises from this establishment. The Manager or Owner should have sent prior WRITTEN communication with a detailed explanation of what occured, and what the price would be- not a phone call by an employee who is not empowered with the information or ability to handle inquiries. We were overcharged for this camp at the last minute, you snuck in hidden fees calling them 'taxes' and you are applying a food tax on camp services. Extremely dishonest business practices.

We did our little boys 3rd birthday at Wonder and can't say enough good things about our…read moreexperience! From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with a stunning welcome sign and balloons, which immediately made us feel both taken care of and truly celebrated. Every detail was thoughtfully arranged, making the day not only stress-free but genuinely special for everyone. As a working mom juggling a side business, I cannot express how much I appreciated the simplicity and ease the team provided. Our guests were thrilled, especially since we were able to enjoy both indoor and outdoor playtime. It was fantastic watching the kids explore, laugh, and make memories in a space so well designed for fun and connection. We regularly visit Wonder for playdates with our littles, and it never fails to deliver a delightful experience. The staff is always warm and attentive, creating a welcoming atmosphere that encourages families to truly unplug and reconnect. If anyone is searching for a spot to bond with their kids and take a break from the distractions of daily life, Wonder is the place to be. Spending a few hours here, watching your children's eyes light up, is such a gift.

I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately this was one of those experiences where I…read moreleft genuinely wishing I could get my money back. We paid around $23 for one child and two adults, plus more than $10 for parking, so we were already over $30 for the visit. At that price point, I expected a clean, thoughtfully maintained, safe-feeling children's space with enough activities to make the outing worthwhile. That was not our experience. My biggest concern was cleanliness and maintenance. For a place centered around young children touching, climbing, splashing, and exploring everything, cleanliness should be a major priority. The outdoor water-play areas, including the water table and mud kitchen, had water that looked old and dirty. We didn't even arrive particularly late in the day, so I was surprised they were already in that condition. I didn't feel comfortable letting my toddler really play with them, which was disappointing considering those are some of the main outdoor activities. The outdoor area in general did not feel especially well maintained. There were also a lot of bees around while we were there. I completely understand that bees are part of being outdoors and aren't always something a business can control, but combined with the dirty water-play areas and the overall condition of the space, it added to the feeling that I needed to constantly watch where my child was stepping and touching rather than being able to relax and let her explore. Safety was another concern for me. The building is an older house, and it honestly feels like an old house that has been converted into a children's play space rather than a space intentionally designed for small children. The stairs made me especially nervous with a young toddler and felt like a fall waiting to happen. I also noticed exposed/open outlets and visible cords or cables in areas accessible to children. When you're bringing a walking toddler somewhere specifically designed for play, you really shouldn't have to spend the entire visit scanning the environment for potential hazards. The space itself is also much smaller than I expected. There are essentially only about four main play areas, and even though there were very few people there during our visit, it still felt limited. I honestly can't imagine how crowded it would feel if several families were there at the same time. I also don't think this is particularly well suited for children under 3. A somewhat older child might enjoy the pretend-play or DIY-style activities more, but for a younger toddler there simply wasn't enough to do to justify the admission price. A lot of the installations also felt inexpensive, homemade, or worn rather than like the quality I would expect from a paid children's attraction. The staff checked us in, but beyond that there wasn't much interaction, and the overall experience wasn't particularly warm or welcoming. I know every family values different things, and another child may have a completely different experience. But for us, between the cleanliness concerns, safety concerns, very limited number of activities, small space, outdoor water areas that did not feel sanitary, and the total cost after parking, I just cannot recommend it, especially for toddlers. There are so many wonderful parks, play spaces, classes, museums, and children's activities in the Loudoun area. Compared with what else you can do locally for the same amount of money, or even for free, this just did not feel worth it at all. Unfortunately, we definitely would not return

Never trust their posted hours. We have gone 3 times. Each time during hours that they said they…read morewere open and every time the gates were locked. 2 times for private events and 1 time the staff was just sitting around inside because they didn't realize they were supposed to be open. Update: I'm done with this place. You can no longer call to check their hours because their line is dead. This business actively hates their customers. Look elsewhere. I promise you that if you go, they will probably be closed and you'll have disappointed kids. AVOID THIS BUSINESS

(Sunday Afternoon Review) Husband and I came with the toddler to get him out the house. It was…read morecrowded but not packed. Lots to do for kids and areas to sit for adults (go towards the left and right sides in the back area). Red and Yellow slides are extremely slippery for smaller kids so watch for that. If you have trampoline park socks bring those instead of regular socks as the floors are slippery as well. Didn't try anything on the menu but we brought in snacks and a water bottle from home and no one said anything. Restrooms were clean although I recommend they have those booties for people to cover their socks from drips of water around the sink area. Price we paid was $15. Docked a star because they didn't have cards to play games.

WOW! We LOVED our visit and have already booked another! This gym is really designed with…read moresensitivity in mind for kids who are sensory-seeking but is accessible for all levels of ability. My son kept repeating the phrase on the wall "the first playground where I never have to say sorry" or something to that effect. He had a huge smile on his face the whole time and it was so amazing to watch him have fun in a sensory safe, calm environment. For most of the visit, it was just me and my two kids so not too noisy which can be a barrier at indoor playgrounds at times for us. He did not want to leave to go home and that's rare for him! Open play is $22/child with $20/ additional siblings for two hour time slots that can easily be reserved online. Typical open play is Sunday 10am-6pm and Friday-Saturday 10am-7pm. Memberships are also available. The gym includes suspended equipment with various types of swings, crash mats and pillows, a zip slider, a trampoline, a small Mario-themed climbing wall, monkey bars, a climbing mountain, a rope bridge, a hammock swing, and a rolling bar slide. Outside of the equipment, there are imagination stations-a vet, a doctor, construction, a kitchen, and a Target store playset. Also a train set and an exercise bike. Lots of various balls scattered about and a separate area for infants and toddlers with lots of toys and a small slide. There is also a separate arts and crafts area and a book nook. In a separate room-the teen room-is a basketball game and air hockey plus lots of puzzles and games and additional sensory squares. Many indoor playgrounds become overwhelming for one of my kiddos and a unique feature here is a calming room with soft lights, weighted blankets, and large pillow chairs. The staff was so kind and helpful too. They were cleaning regularly and offered treats to the kids when they were upset our two hours were up. I wish there was a closer location but this is an amazing resource and we will visit again soon (as in tomorrow)!

Absolutely amazing experience for my children on a fun DADDY's DAY OUT. We came for 1 hour and…read morestayed for 4! This place is loaded with tons of awesome activities, toys, books, and interactive games. Eileen is one of the owners and her customer service is unmatched. We'll be back. Highly recommend!

Great place for the kids to run around and be active. There are 3 big swing sets that are also…read moreavailable for sale. There are 2 trampolines and a basket ball hoop. Then there is a party room where you can bring your own food. We never saw any of the workers except at the front desk which was a bit bizarre. Usually they check on you if you need anything. The place is nestled in the back so hard to find if you're looking but it's great for parties.

My kid had so much fun here!…read more One note--careful looking it up on your GPS. Make sure it's the one on Pepsi Place. At first, I was in the wrong location on the total other side of the complex. This was maybe the best place to hang indoors with kids that was non sensory overload. It's chill, cool people working there, no annoying music, no bright colors, lights, etc. No creepy animatronic mouse serving you inedible pizza. It's only ten dollars for each kid to play, no fee for adults. They also do birthday parties and sell the play equipment. We played for almost two hours and there were enough different fun activities (rock climbing, slides, swings, trampolines, basketball courts) for the kids not to get board. My four year old loved it, and the older kids seemed to really be enjoying themselves as well. I was tempted not to write this review to keep this place to myself ;)

The bubble tea is so delicious. This is a great place to meet friends. Service is on par.read more

Cute cafe in South Riding offering specialty teas, croffles and hot food! Frequented by middle…read moreschool and high school kids. Love their purple love!