Friendly staff and cute music! It is rather small and there…read moreis no food court, but the place was well maintained and bathrooms were clean. We stayed there for about 1.5 hr and it was a great experience.

I can't put into words how amazing this place is. We had my daughter's seventh birthday here and it…read morewas nothing short of spectacular. It was so easy we did nothing we showed up and that's it. They make it so good and even other parents were already planning to have their party there now, literally while at ours, because they saw how outstanding it was how easy it was for the parents and how they make everything just really flow. I wish I could give 10 stars. Thank you all so much.

I really love this place! Me and my boo came on a Sunday and it was nice outside perfect weather…read moreand it was packed! I really love they had to areas one with food trucks and the bar. And the other side had more of a pub type feel bar and finger foods. Because this is on a rooftop the views while golfing is beautiful. We tried the food truck with the tacos and they were really great. The bar had a nice selection so you can get wine, beer, and an assortment of mixed drinks. And they are strong! Lol After we played a game of golf and went to the other side where we played a game of I think it's called hackey sack? Then we called it a night. I really enjoyed this and can't wait to go back!

I took my team on a team outing with around 24 people. It came out to about $95 per person. At…read morefirst, when we were emailing the lady, it seemed a little sketchy, but overall the experience was great. I just wish they had a better drink selection, including hot coffee, since they didn't have it the last time. I got the Korean bowl from the food truck and it was really good. The fish waffles and ice cream were also great. The mini golf is very unique because it's on top of a building, which is pretty rare. I received a lot of compliments for choosing this place. The layout of the mini golf course was great, and it was really fun spending time with colleagues. One recommendation I would suggest is providing paper bags for anyone who wants to take food home, since we were given two tickets to purchase food.

We went on a Saturday afternoon and it was not too packed. You receive a badge bracelet which can…read morebe scanned at a bunch of game stations. We tried all of them. Most were pretty boring and not interactive. I only enjoyed the racing game and throwing balls at monsters. Later that day you will receive an email with some pictures and videos. Paying $38 per person is unreasonably expensive for such experience.

Took my five year old and we had a great time. All of the games and activities are straightforward…read moreso the kids can operate them without help. The machines put your name and face up on the game when you log in which my son loved. There are nine different activities and multiple stations for each, so we never had to wait for anything. It was a fun way to spend an hour, and they email you some clips from your activities afterwards which is a cute touch. There is a small gift shop at the end, but parents shouldn't worry the products are actually much cheaper there than online.

As someone who's been to level 99 twice, I feel like I understand how it is that you have to…read morenavigate it. 2 hours gets you enough time to like dip your toes in many of the rooms, but I'd recommend maybe the 4 hour or full day to try every room ( if that's what you want to do). Level 99 isn't good at telling you what to do, so make sure for each room that you click on the hints so you have a better understanding of what it is you should be doing. Sometimes you may need to do a room multiple times to actually understand the objective, which is why like the 4 hour worked for my 2nd time because I was able to either have a semblance from the first time or know to check the hints. Perfect group for a room is like about 4 people so everyone can do something and contribute. I love love love the different kinds of rooms from more physical based challenges like trying to climb a horizontal rock wall and hit buttons to communication ones like directing someone to move a ball through a maze to silly ones like using the walls to spin the floor to match colors, and so many more (building the highest tower, using massive chopsticks to grab balls, etc.) Def would love to come back

We recently checked out Level 99 at Tysons Corner, and overall, I had a really good time! That…read morebeing said, I definitely have a couple of tips for first-timers and a few things I think could be improved. First and most importantly: the moment that bracelet goes on, the clock is ticking! Once you're inside, food and drinks probably shouldn't be your priority. We went on a Saturday night, and our food took a while, so if you want to eat beforehand, I'd recommend stopping at Victory Bar first. That way you can actually enjoy your meal without feeling like you're racing the clock. Another thing that surprised me was that the game rooms didn't really have clear explanations of how to play. You basically walk in and have to figure it out as you go. Some games were pretty intuitive, but others definitely had us standing there like, "Okay...what are we supposed to do?" A little more instruction would go a long way, especially for first-time visitors. And let me give you one BIG warning: YOU WILL SWEAT. A LOT. I brought a mini fan thinking I was prepared, and I was still an absolute mess by the end. The games are much more physical than you might expect, so dress accordingly and prepare to get your workout in. Despite those things, we genuinely had fun. There's definitely room for improvement, especially when it comes to instructions and the overall timing/food situation, but I still had a great time and would absolutely return. Just learn from my first-timer mistakes, eat beforehand, wear something comfortable, and bring a fan!

I hosted my son's first rodeo at Cock-a-doodle Cottage in November and my friends and family still…read morerave about it. Justyna was very responsive and her attention to detail was great. I attempted to DIY a lot of stuff and was overwhelmed on event day however, when I dropped off the stuff; she and her team took over and bought my vision to reality. Their property is so beautiful and they went above and beyond for my son's first birthday party. They even surprised us when her husband dressed up as a chicken and did the chicken dance which the kids loved. I highly recommend this place if you're looking for an amazing venue for your event. I cannot thank her family enough for such an easy event planning experience!

My family hosted a birthday party for my two-year-old daughter at Cock-a-Doodle Cottage last month,…read moreand we had a wonderful time. The entire event was flawless and I really cannot recommend this place enough. The backyard area where we ate was lovely and spacious. My toddler loved watching, feeding, and visiting with the animals, and frankly, they were a hit with many of the adults, too! There were also lawn games provided to keep the adults busy. Justyna was very accommodating, helpful, and responsive regarding setup and preparation. Thank you, Justyna and family for helping us put on such a lovely event!

Came here for a sip & paint last summer and it was super fun. The instructor explained the painting…read morewell and the wine was included! I also have been to a couple events hosted by the venue out in the community at bars and restaurants, which were super fun! Definitely recommend.

This place was a lot of fun. It was a gift from a dear friend. I really enjoyed my time! The studio…read moreis very spacious, very colorful. I feel like it's a very inspirational location. The teachers there were very nice and took the time to explain to us how to paint our best painting. They have plenty of items there to shop different types of canvases. They also sell art or supplies and wine bottles. I feel like this place is perfect for a couple's. Looking to find a new activity families to spend time with their kids or even to just go there by yourself and make something new. Overall. I definitely recommend others to do it and we'll look forward to the next time that I do

My partner and I have grown up watching America ninja warrior, so seeing this place open up was an…read moreexciting opportunity to see what the competitors go through. One thing we underestimated was the sheer strength you need in arm power for any of these workouts. Staff was friendly (shout out to Clay Elsbury, you the dawg), we went on a Thursday afternoon and we were practically the only ones in the gym for mostly the hour we were there. Set up is cool, upper floor seems like for the younger population vs. the bottom floor for more of the adults. They have a day pass for $30 (adults open access 12pm-8pm), and also a monthly membership w/ the routes changing every week! We will be coming again!

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