This is such a great spot to bring your littles. My…read moredaughter is two and was able to play in the toddler area and the main large area as well. I like that the levels are fairly tall so adults can go up with their littles. They have a huge ball pit, a climbing wall, toddler section and tons of tubes and playing areas. They even had a cafe inside to order food and drinks. I ordered an iced coffee and was wowed by the flavors! Great spot to bring the kiddos.

Cute spot for children the staff very friendly. The place is small for small people. Nice size…read moreprivate rooms for parties. Small menu but does have lattes and cold coffee drinks for parents . The children had so much fun. My only con is The bathrooms were not clean and the place needed more sanitizer stations and the place is located in a busy shopping center.

Kids play place located in the heart of Dearborn in Michigan Ave near Schaefer. Free parking in the…read moreback. Very easy check in process. Must sign a waiver and socks are required for play. Less active areas including light birds and coloring. There is a small and large play scape for active play. Some of the equipment could stand some cosmetic touch ups but everything seems sturdy and safe. Food (sandwiches, salads, ice cream and snacks) and beverages (water, juice and a variety of coffee and teas) are available for purchase. There are sofas, arm chairs and tables for dining throughout out. Staff seem to be mostly teenagers but are friendly and helpful.

Absolutely gorgeous place! Very clean as well....first play place with some REAL food, not just…read moresnacks and juice boxes

Chuck E. Cheese has taken a bigger step toward games sized more for kids under 10 and less kids…read moreplus adults, which makes independent play easier for kids, but parent participation a bit more hands-off. There are good and bad aspects to that as a brand strategy, and I'm sure it depends on who you are as a parent or a family when it comes to participation. As someone who misses the old animatronics and performance aspect of the curtain opening and stage time bringing all the kids to the stage for a break - the only semi-familiar supplement is when Chuck E Cheese walks out in full costume to gather kids to the dance floor to dance together. This is usually a key turnover point for families to collect their littles together. Otherwise the video screen, music, and sound is always on like a kids bop MTV channel. It's become less and less of a restaurant with games and more and more of a kid play space that has fountain soda and some pizza, and can host a party at a pretty affordable rate that feels a little more unique than a party at home. With that in mind, the games run 1-2 credits each, and kids can blow through around 40-60 credits in 1-2hrs if they break their time up with a little eating, dancing, or taking a break. Earning tickets just goes right into a card instead of producing long ribbons to flaunt winnings with- more efficient but less bragging rights. Card balances can be checked independently and refilled independently at card machines. Definitely check out the website coupon deals in advance. For example a current special has for $49.99 you can get 120 game credits, a pizza, 4 drinks, plus cotton candy for only $10 more than the 120 game credit price of $39.99 - this would be an ideal package for 2 kids with 2 parents or 3 kids with 1 parent. If you have game cards with credit left over, save them and bring them back so you can use them again another time without getting or needing to activate a new card. Overall the machines were all in good working order- which can be a lot to keep up with- so someone is doing a great job of that. They could use a few more alcohol wipes throughout the day to keep the cotton candy sticky hand feeling at bay- but on our visit there weren't that many people working the floor- and were mostly behind the counter.

Chuck E Cheese has been around for ages. When I was 9 months old my mom took me to one for a party…read moreand my first steps were at a Chuck E Cheese. We used to go all the time. A lot has changes. They no longet have the anomatronics. They do not have the playscape slide and now have a bounce zone. We came for a birthday party and it is not included in the pack so I am assuming if you come without a party it is also a separate fee. The good thing is they do not allow it to get overcrowded but I was scared to let my 2 1/2 year olds on it because they are super tiny and some kids were way older. They are also scared to go on trampolines and bounce houses without us with them. I think it is a new fresh change. The party aspect was nice but a little hectic. The food wasn't too bad. I tried a bite of their pizza and it still tasted the same as when I was a kid. The kids loved the dip n dots icecream too. Overall its a nice place to come for birthday parties. I believe they have a package for $99 on the site. They have 3 different ones varying in price. You don't need to bring decorations. The food is covered for the kids and drinks. The big package includes gift bags too and a card that lets you play for 2 months unlimited which is awesome.

Out of business- CLOSED Too bad, it was a good location. I…read morethink they could have did away with all of their excess seating, and in place put in more games, something they were lacking. The play area was well done and spacious, just not enough games. Who knows, maybe that was their downfall?

Absolutely love the atmosphere. Very clean . Food is absolutely delicious and the service is 10…read moreout of 10!.

This place continues to be a go to for cold winter days and hot summer days…read more The value for games, acrobatics, and food is perfect for families of all ages and sizes, especially if on a budget. The only issue I've had is when redeeming Groupons. My most recent experience resulted in calls to the service center, which went to voicemail, while my kids waited to play and eat. Thank goodness the manager, Courtney, honored my purchase, despite not hearing from anyone from headquarters. I appreciate everything that this business has given me and my family and also appreciate how much their pizza "slaps". Looking forward to many more visits, with or without a discount, to the mouse that offers a better experience than the one that lives in Orlando.

The kiddos love Chuck E. Cheese. This summer we did their gold pass and it was so worth it. My…read moredaughter loves the trampoline and the staff there especially the management goes above and beyond. The food is surprisingly delicious. I love the fact they have a salad bar with fresh cut veggies and more "adult" choices. The staff work extremely hard to keep up with keeping it clean and seem to handle everything that comes about in the most professional manner. My only complaint is not with them but the fact corporate took away the ball machine and lowered the ticket amounts you could receive on the games you can earn tickets on. We love all of the games and most of all seeing Chuck E! We are always going there and the staff makes us all have the best time ever.

This location is quite large and they have a great selection of newer games. It also is quite clean…read moreas well as the restrooms. Parking has plenty of space. Went first thing on a Wednesday and it was pretty empty minus one birthday party. The reason for the three stars is solely that there was not enough staff. There were only the people working, one in the kitchen, one serving the birthday party and one handling the register. The poor lady had to try to handle the line as more people were coming in as well as to then run and let people in. It seems like nowadays most locations are understaffed. The facilities are nice and new and staff were friendly, just the wait can be long.

I went on a weeknight and was pleasantly surprised at how clean and updated it appeared to be. The…read moregames were spaced out enough that you didn't feel on top of other guests. The price is great! We paid ~50 bucks for an hour of unlimited play and a pizza, although I was almost charged double so be mindful of that. Pizza was good/what you expect. You don't win any physical tickets/tokens. They are all put on a plastic card that you can redeem for prizes. The bathroom had an overpowering unpleasant smell of fake air freshener though. And you can't get the "sketch" photo taken if you're doing the 60 minutes unlimited play.

I highly recommend them. Everyone loves ice cream. They have an unbelievable and wide selection…read moreof popsicles and ice cream. Ask for Lori, the event coordinator. She helped me with the ice cream selection and gave some great tips for the type of event we had.

I am extremely disappointed with the customer service I received. I emailed via their website for a…read morequote on a truck rental and never got anything back, I even checked my spam folder. When I called and spoke with Veronica over the phone, I was treated rudely and the phone call was rushed. I was told there was no chance of getting a truck for my date as everything was booked out. I can understand that, but then at least try and sell me on another option. I had to request another quote be sent to me for an icecream cart. We will see if I actually get it. I was really looking forward to surprising my boyfriend and guests with an icecream truck and was willing to spend the money, but now I don't think I would even consider working with Meadowbrook in the future.

Beware! Place has a drink on the menu that says it contains Woodford bourbon but they substitute…read moreMarker's Mark. Because 'we didn't update the menu'. Our party had four different drinks and all four were overpriced, bad and the ultimate sin: weak.

We love this gem of a space! Such a great atmosphere to enjoy with friends. Horses, dogs,…read moredrinks...can it get any better? Our only "issue" if you will, was with one of the bar maids getting a bit too friendly with our friends husband. Unprofessional and awkward. Petite, dark stringy hair. I believe her name was Candy, maybe Courtney? Other than that, highly recommend!

Ann Arbor is severely lacking in kids indoor play places, so if you have small kids, this place is…read moreworth a drive out to. Very clean and organized kids play place. I would say it's perfect for crawling babies-about 9 years old. There is a baby/toddler only area. The lounge area is set up in a way where it overlooks the play area... with comfy chairs and couches. They have a room you can reserve for birthday parties. They have a cafe which sells coffee, snacks, and kids lunch items like grilled cheese, chicken nuggets, and mac and cheese. I did try a grilled cheese here and was very disappointed! But I had low expectations and it was still something I could eat. It was fairly priced at $3. My friend ordered mac and cheese for her kiddo and it looked creamy and delicious so I will try that next time. The cost for entry is $10 a kid, and it may be kids under a year are free but don't hold me to that. I was able to go in free with my infant and was able to spend some time conversating with a friend who has two toddlers. So it's a great set up where as long as your children behave properly, you can actually have conversations with other adults! If they stayed open until 7 or 8 and had a maximum height limit it would be perfect!

This is a really great place! The staff was friendly. They have great snacks for kids & adults…read more It could be brighter. I would give it 5 stars but a few of the things the toddlers play on need to be tossed and first thing in the morning appeared grubby (probably just because they're old).

This place is really great for kids less than 8. They have a lot of climbing options, but very…read morelittle staff supervision. Although that's not a bad thing. I came here on a Friday around 1pm, it was not very crowded. I got my child a turkey wrap and a drink. He enjoyed his time here. Definitely recommend for a chill experience with some nice options for snacking.

We were there for two hours and at least during the majority of the time a grown man was playing in…read morethe jungle with his kid and worked up a gross sweaty soak and wet T Shirt. When I discussed this with the blond headed manager he said oh we encourage that? Really? I told him we won't be back and thought it was creepy. Going on there to help a child who is lost or crying is one thing but a grown adult playing among all the kids the whole time is not to our liking. I assured him we won't be back. Adults need to go out to the gym not crawl around on a kids climbing playground.