Large spacious play gym with lots to do for kids ages 2-10! I took my kids ages 7&9 to Amazing Fun…read morePark on a Saturday and was pleasantly surprise that the place was even more Amazing in person (compared to their photos). The forest-like entry leading to the check in desk was super cute, check in process was quick (you'll need to sign a waiver for the kids) and after a wristband (to see which patrons' 2-hour play was up), you can remove your shoes, put them in the cubby hole and hang up your jackets (this was a plus since everyone has a bulky jacket during the winter months). There is a stage for kids to sing karaoke and record 360-degree dance videos. You can also check their schedules online as there are bands, princesses, face painting, magic show and the like. There are lots of picnic tables for parents to sit and for birthday parties. There are cute trees and 3D art scattered throughout so it feels like you're in a magical forest. My kids gravitated to the rides - you can ride a dinosaur or drive a 2-person LED-lit car. The vehicles move super slow so even toddlers. An manage them. You basically drive in a circle around this lit up floral/grass area. Right outside this space was the VR experience. Not only do you put on the VR glasses, but the entire 'car' moves (very gently). The first game I played was to shoot the red bugs - you look at the bug, then press the button on your seat to shoot them. I did ask if the VR experience can be ramped up if there are no kids aboard - and they do! We did a walk through of a creepy psychiatric hospital. There is also a huge ball pit area. There was a jungle gym within the ball pit and all along the walls were interactive play tubes. My kids also like the tabletop games, it's a huge touch screen running Android apps. There was also an interactive glowing tile floor. This was difficult to play cuz everyone was running in it at the same time and not really following the rules. Overall, my family had an amazing time. It would be nice if the interactive vehicles went a bit faster and maybe have a cafe of some sort to buy coffee.

I went to the Amazing Fun Park (AFP) in April 2025 with the group of parents, staff and clients of…read moreThe Pines Adult Day Centre, a non-profit organization that provides a safe and enriching day program for adults with developmental and physical challenges. What made this experience extra special was that the management team of the AFP were more than kind enough to alter the AFP schedule to accommodate The Pines Adult Day Centre. As soon as we entered the AFP, we were welcomed with the warm smiles of the wonderful staff. On our way to the check-in counter, we immediately got a whiff of the sweet, crisp and clean air and noticed the inviting vibrant colours of the decor. The staff were very attentive and ensured that everyone in our group had an awesome experience. The interactive games, the virtual reality rides, and the AFP stage provided great amusement to our group. We couldn't be happier with the ambience, the numerous activities and the professional customer service we received.

Cool summer camp is an excellent place to send our children. Unlike, other camps they don't have…read moreteenagers as their camp Counsellors . Rather, they hire professional and ECA, ECE certified teachers. The owner herself take the pain to know each and every children's need. I went to one of their field outing with my son and ensured their attention to each and every student.

I sent my kid to this camp in hope that they are good, reading reviews about them. It was a last…read moreminute call, since I was already late for summer camps. And had to take him out in few days. In few words, Its a child care where teachers are hired once a year ( When the summer camps runs). They are picked randomly, mostly without proper training about handling kids. For younger kids it can be quite a decision for mothers, as this can account for safety. Children have free access to television. I would day, one of their days curriculum is watching movie. The owner justifies this by saying those are interactive play/ education etc. but primarily these are children movie. It is played so that children can spend time watching them , so as free the teachers from their responsibilities of child care. Less attention is given to the kids for food, play, etc. They are primarily on their own . The owner talks about passion about childcare education and all. You can see her doing all this while parents are around,. But really this is just a way to earn money. We went to one of the day trips with them. While traveling in the bus, a small girl probably 4- 5 years old, slept and fell from the bus seat. She hit her head , but was okay, as teachers sitting in the near by seats came rushing. There was no teacher sitting with her or on her seat for assistance. They were sitting with other teachers. It was sad. We tried to complain, but the owner has her own excuses. I would recommend not to send your kids to the summer camp. Its unsafe, with the owner having little response from these small accidents. Today, these accidents seems small, but big things can happen as well. So, Please avoid sending kids to this summer camp. Its for their safety. As the response to the Business owners' comments I have the following to say.: Parents can very well go there and see what is right and what is wrong. It was only a review to help parents. And definitely , it is the parents discretion , what they perceive right and wrong. This is what I felt as a parent, when I sent my kid to this summer camp. I hope the review helps. Business owners don't like negative comments .. however, Parents should write what they think is right, whether positive or negative review..Its helps us to know and guide in parent hood.

Last time I took my daughter here was over two years ago. They have since renovated and it's now a…read morespace theme. Everything looks refreshed, clean, and vibrant. There is a space ship themed play structure, trampolines, and small rides. Children 2 and up are $18 during the week with the first accompanying parent free. Additional adults are $6. During the week there is in and out privileges. Now that my daughter is older she can play with all of the things Kidsapia offers!

I took my kids here last week and I found it to be really awful. First, the cost is too expensive…read morefor the amount of things that they have in there. Second, there were lots of sick people everywhere we turned. And finally, there was this one guy that was following us around and bothering us for every least thing. It was really annoying; a really bad experience. I would NOT go here again.

A great indoor playground for your child to run loose, I would say it's more suitable for babies…read moreand toddlers from the age ranges I have seen when there during weekend drop in plays. Any older kids need to be mindful of their surroundings. Parents have to be within arms reach so you will find lots of adults in the play area or sitting on the floor, the weekend hours get quite crowded. There's plenty of toys, basketball hoop, train table, lego station and a small trampoline/mat area for those budding gymnasts. Coffee and Tea are complimentary and the place offers reusable contiki mugs for you to use (I would bring my own). 1 child & 1 adult came to $22.50+ tax for drop in play. Plenty of street parking in the area

It's usually hard to find an indoor playground suitable for young infants. But this place is just…read moreperfect. All the activities are suitable for the very young. The facilities are very clean. The only drawback is that there are no activities suited for the older kids (ages 3 and up.)

The Slime Lab, while a fun experience for 20m, it could've been more. During my visit, I only saw 1…read moreworker over 20yo, while the rest were teenagers/young adults. We visited on a Saturday in December and it was quite busy, with a birthday party going on as well. You can literally walk through the entire experience in less than 5 minutes. There are tons of white drums with slime and kinetic sand throughout the space, 2 slingshots (you have to roll up a small ball of slime and sling it at the 'volcano', then there was a small ball pit, a slime pit (it's solid slime, so you're really just walking on top of slime, not into it), an enclosed area with black light for the glow-in-the-dark slime experience and finally (for a surcharge) you can get slime poured on top of you (cover you up with a plastic raincoat). Regular admissions is $24.99 The Works is $42.99 (you get slimed) Both of these admission include a 6oz slime to take home (you choose the colour, scent and sparkles). Adults can enjoy the experience at well, the price is $12.99, but you don't get to make slime. My kids are 6yo and 7yo and the novelty of it all wore off within 10 minutes. The best part was customizing your own slime and mixing it together. For that price, I would've like to see more stations. Most of the slime in the drums were hard, like a soft Playdoh rather than the slimy stretchy slime. I think this is a place that I would only take my kids once. It was really looking forward to it opening, but I think they need to rethink what other offerings they can provide.

We had my daughter's 9th birthday at The Slime Lab this weekend and everyone had a great time! New…read morelocation in the Milton Mall was nice and very spacious. Everything was really organized for the party and the kids had a great time. Staff were also kind to the kids. A few of them were even brave enough to "get slimed". It was a fun day! My only reco would be to add a washroom within the area (versus using the washroom in the food court). Thanks for a great experience!

Visited this playground with my 19 month old daughter. She enjoyed here for more than an hour. We…read morewere very happy to see her engaged and delighted. All the spaces are clean. Staff is very friendly with the kids. They keep the toys in place after kids leave playing from there. I'd say, its very suitable for younger toddlers. We recommend it to all our friends. We'll be coming back.

Great intro to coding!…read more My son celebrated his 9th birthday with a dozen of his friends at Codezilla. Most of the kids didn't have any coding experience but the facilitators made it fun and interesting. We opted for "slime creation" as well but next time would just invest the time in more coding. The Annex venue was a very interesting space and provided distinctive areas for the kids and parents. Sheri and the Codezilla Crew were very accommodating to all and helped make the party a success.

Disrespectful owner. Does not care to listen, and when listening closes eyes and shakes head as if…read moreyou're boring her. Staff could be wonderful, but the owner herself does not know how to stay professional. Constantly criticizes and implies that you're "not good enough."

Staff is NOT interested at all to work with kids. They hangout between themselves…read more Arrogant workers at the cashier. It's just 2.5$ entry fee Place /air stinks, no ventilation here. Take your kids somewhere else.

This converted rec center has a huge indoor play area with a good number of nicely sized party…read morerooms. The play area is dominated by a large padded and net screened jungle gym with many paths, entrances and exits, and mulitlevels. There is good line of sight for parents to locate or watch their child anywhere at play. The kids absolutely loved it and ran wild. The party was good and we were treated to an early bedtime for the little one who was completely tired out on the way home.