Such a fun inside playground! Very clean, everyone is nice and can spend hours here with no issues…read more Will come again.

Such a great place ! Very clean, spacious & friendly environment. Highly Recommend! I went with my…read more3 year old & 1 year old. They had so much fun!

Urban Air could be a fun option for young kids who have a ton of energy to burn on a rainy day…read more Our granddaughters had fun when we went. If I recall correctly, they only offered us the rate for unlimited time. We spent about 2.5 hours there and the girls seemed to have had a fun time. They did all they could. One of them was tall enough for the zip line. When we were there, there was an empty beer bottle on one of the benches. Thought that was a turnoff. It appeared that there was a number of people working there but no one seemed to have noticed that anomaly. Just not a good look for a place whose main clientele are kids. I also can't help but think how much time they spend in keeping the place maintained & cleaned. Somehow, I don't think they do and it makes me cringe when I think about it.

My kids LOVE Urban Air. There is a wide variety of activities for the kids - of all different age…read moregroups and abilities. They have had a blast every time we've been. I think the staff could do a better job of overseeing safety though. While my kids have not gotten hurt, it seems like every few minutes some kid comes off the trampolines crying. And you see lots of kids doing flips on the trampolines which seems to be specifically against the rules, but staff doesn't say anything. My daughter did the ropes course once and a. I think she was actually too short for it after all and b. there's only one staff person supervising the course, and they just help the kids with the harnesses. My daughter really struggled on the course and the only people that could help her were other kids. There's nobody on staff up there to help out.

First of all, the lady at the front was so nice, because we're trying to use a card to get it…read morecheaper, but I had forgotten mine. She was very friendly and gave it to us anyways. Second of all, the second floor with all the maine things was hands down my son's favorite. The fire truck with the pole, the train that we just rode on to get there, the fisherman boat with the lobster, they definitely need more food for the diner. We love the water thing upstairs.It was very different than the one in boston

Amazing fun children's museum! There's something fun for everyone! They have an incredible craft…read moreroom where we make everything and get to take it home! We can decorate a boat! We even made a few cool jellyfish!! There's a cool water station, light room, firehouse, pilot, boat ramps and such! Honestly LOVE how this museum has a theatre - Finding Nemo but it's sold out! It's great for small kids and young families! We had our newborn and she still had fun- even watching the bee hives and pet hospital! Empowering little kids and making science fun for them! Love this place!

Our kids love this place! We've been here twice with our triplets and they always have a blast…read more The place is super clean and is perfect for infants all the way through preschoolers. We make sure to stop here every time we need to take a break on a long road trip. HIGHLY recommended!

I had been to the Rumpus Room in late 2017 when it was under the old ownership. We had a good time…read morethen, but my daughter was barely mobile so there was less for her to do. We just went yesterday (she's almost 3) and she had a great time. I had to pull her away after 90 minutes. It was really busy (Monday holiday) but people were generally good about watching their kids and the owner who was working seemed to have it together. The space is clean and well-maintained; I know she sanitizes and washes things often. I'll agree that there isn't much adult seating outside of near the door. It's $10 for the first 90 minutes with 1 child and 1 adult, which seems fair to me.

Just adding a note that Stephen and his staff are very generous and their support for the Rowe…read moreSchool in Portland is greatly appreciated.

Great place to learn tennis, racquetball, squash and golf. Top notch teaching staffread more

A buddy had told me "once you go to one trampoline park you have gone to them all" well FunZ…read moredefinitely didn't feel like all the rest. It's a huge space with a lot of different activities for kids and adults alike. The price is strange. 2 hours for 24, unlimited for 27. But what I appreciate is there is no tier system. Buy the ticket your kids can do it all. Rock climbing, trampolines, a huge play area with some decent slides for distance. The zipline was a favorite with my kids. Now a few thing that are strange some of the padding is in rough shape, some of the chairs to sit in look like they were found on the side of a road. And most staff are young and couldn't care less. But from the deep cuts of 90's rap playing, to just the overall vibe of an abandoned k-mart it was a decent time for my kids. I wouldn't mind coming back here.

This was one of the most disorganized family entertainment centers I've ever visited. We were…read morelooking forward to spending the day here, but issue after issue made it a frustrating experience. When we arrived, no one was running the zip line. Later on, we also found that no one was operating the high ropes course, the climbing walls, or several other attractions. None of this was communicated to us beforehand, even while staff were explaining the rules and requirements. If major attractions aren't going to be available, guests should be told before they pay or at least before they spend time waiting. The arcade experience was also disappointing. I spent just under $25 loading a reusable arcade card, but the employee at the front desk didn't seem to know how to add points to it. Instead, my account was somehow canceled and I was given a different card. When I later wanted to redeem prizes, the employee was on the phone, and it wasn't clear whether they even knew how to process prize redemptions. To make matters worse, the VR arcade game was glitched and ended up being a complete waste of credits. Large parts of the facility were also closed off. Multiple trampolines and sections of the jungle gym were blocked with literal crime scene tape, which made the place feel neglected and unfinished. The staff interactions were probably the worst part of the visit. One employee enforced the trampoline rules in an incredibly excessive way. A younger child jumped onto the same trampoline as Jackson (who is nearly 14), and despite Jackson not being the one who caused the situation, he was sent to a 10-minute timeout. After serving the timeout, he apparently returned about 30 seconds early and was sent back for another 10 minutes. When he came back again, the employee nearly sent him away a third time before our counselors stepped in. It felt completely unreasonable and like a power trip rather than an attempt to keep kids safe. Another employee told younger children to knock over a harmless foam Lego tower because it was supposedly "too tall," even though a different employee had already approved it earlier. The inconsistent rules made it seem like nobody was on the same page. The most unprofessional moment came from the employee running the zip line, who loudly said that "the kids smelled like ass." When one of the kids jokingly told him not to say that, the employee immediately threatened to send them to timeout for talking back. That's not an appropriate way to speak to paying guests, especially children. Even getting into the attractions was poorly managed. Several people in our group weren't given wristbands when we first checked in. We were later called back, made to sit through a rules presentation delivered through a megaphone that was far too quiet to hear, and even after a counselor asked the employee to speak louder, they didn't. We were then told to come up individually to get wristbands, only to stand around for several more minutes waiting for them to be handed out. Overall, the facility felt understaffed, poorly managed, and unprepared. Between closed attractions, broken games, inconsistent rule enforcement, long waits, confusing communication, and several rude staff interactions, it was difficult to enjoy the experience. I understand that every business has an off day, but there were simply too many problems during this visit to recommend it.

Wonderful children's museum. We spent two hours here, but our 8 and 5 year olds, could have lasted…read moreanother three hours. Great staff as well!

Wow, what an amazing children's museum. Highly recommend reservations because we came in on a…read moreSunday right at opening and they only had a few spots left for walk-ins. But I do love that they sell out on like a lot of other museums that will overpopulate. There is plenty to do for all ages in the special area for our children under 3 . Kids 12 months and under free above 1 12.50 they offer military discounts and memberships! What a great spot on our vacation to stop at!