Went to check out lakeside mall's playground. It was so cute! You need to reserve a slot for play…read morethough which you can sign up for online. There's a limit because they don't want to overpack the place. The slots are in 30 min increments. There are people to oversee the playground, but you can't just drop them off and leave the kids there. You still have to be present. You have to take your shoes off first and there's cubbies for you to place them in. Then my favorite part is actually the handwashing station. There's 2 circles and you just place your hands and arms in there until it turns on. You remove your hands once the machine stops and then you dry your hands with some paper towels after. There's a large soft play area for kids.There's also a Jungle gym structure for bigger kids. There's a family rest room, nursing room, and changing room. This place has it all and there's plenty of space for parents to sit and watch.

My son loves to come to this place whenever we come to the mall to shop. It's a free playground…read morethat you just have to sign up and designate your timeslot of 30 minutes ahead of time online. It's very popular so most of the time if you wait to the last minute all the time slots will be filled! They have nursing rooms, clean bathrooms and a family restroom. We love it here!!

We LOVE Luv2Play!…read more My 3 year old has a blast every time we visit. The play area is soft, spacious and clean. There is plenty of room for the kids to run around and get all of their energy out, and a few arcade games available (at an additional cost). There is a 360-degree view around the entire large play structure in the back, so you can easily spot your kid from any angle. There is a 250 lb weight limit in the large structure, so parents can definitely get up there and have some fun too! The smaller play areas towards the front are geared towards crawlers and new walkers, which I am sure we will be taking advantage as soon as my 7 month old masters her crawl, which is more of a backwards scoot at the moment. I love that they play songs geared towards their audience (kids), and that all of the food they offer is kid friendly (pizza, nuggets, fries, goldfish, etc). They have 5 table setups near the concession area towards the front of the play center, and a huge wrap around bar with seating that borders the play area, giving parents the ability easily supervise the kids. They have 3 party rooms, so they can easily accommodate a party of any size. The staff and managers are both very friendly and are willing to answer any questions you may have. Everyone visiting must wear socks, but they do sell them if you forget to bring a pair. I usually keep a few spare pairs in our diaper bag just in case we decide to stop there on a whim. Also, no outside food or drinks are allowed inside the facility - which isn't a big deal for us since I typically plan on buying a pizza whenever we go. The only issue I have experienced involves the "stroller" rule. Guests are not allowed to bring strollers back into the play area. To be fair, I totally get why this is a rule - the play area would definitely get crowded if strollers were permitted. The issue is that I have seen parents allowed to bring their strollers to the play area on multiple visits. I have even asked if I could bring my stroller back when I saw another parent with a stroller in the play area, and they gave me some excuse why that parent was allowed to bring their stroller back but I wasn't (something along the lines of the parent agreed to wipe their stroller down with disinfectant? Which I would have happily done!) Other than that, our experiences here have been positive. We will continue to return and highly recommend this place to other parents!

Very run down. Mats were stained and dirty. Ball pits hardly had any balls. Play area needs a new…read moremakeover. Everything is just old and run down. Very disappointing for the price. It does not compare to the ones in other cities.

I came to game on a while back with a friend and we played arcade games. It was a Friday night and…read moreit was pretty crowded with patrons of all ages but it was fun seeing everyone enjoying the various activities this place offers. I'd like to visit again to experience more of what they have to offer.

my kids had a good time. The games are OK, but there's not a whole lot of them. We also played…read morelaser tag which was with a mixed group of people and they were some adults against little kids which didn't make sense but I guess that's how it goes. We ate at the restaurant. Food was nothing more than concession stand type food. There was also a couple of games that took the points and didn't work, although the staff did refund some of our credits to the cards.

my group had so much fun in the game museum room. Ruby was a wonderful and personable game master!read more

Wanted to find a family friendly activity for my daughter and niece and Clue Carre didn't…read moredisappoint! Our game master Ruby was great and the clues that popped up occasionally were super helpful! Unfortunately we did not escape but we certainly had fun trying!

We have fond memories of visiting this location as kids with family and friends. When my sister was…read morevisiting, we decided to take the kids skating and to show them we still can skate without falling...lol The venue provided beginner walkers for rent, which are adjustable to different heights. We kept the kids refreshed with nachos and drinks. The smell of the skates was the only downside. Nevertheless, we all had a fantastic time.

Decided to take the kids for some fun time. I remembered coming here when I was a kid so I wanted…read moreto see how much has change. Still looks the same. The price was reasonable and kids had a blast. Only issue I had was they are not consistent with their "rule". There were 8 of us and one mom bought in her refillable water bottle and was told she needed to take it to the car since it's not allowed. Then later on we saw a family of 4 with 4 refillable water bottle on the table and wasn't told anything.

Mixed review. We went 2 nights in a row. The first night my 9 yo son jumped for about 20 minutes…read moreand really enjoyed it. The girl working was friendly and helpful with my son. The next night we returned at 6:40 and the gut working saud he could only jump for 4 minutes because he was closing. Their hours say they are open until 7. He was also kind of rude. Overall I recommend as the activity itself is fun for kods!

Extremely high production value (which will cost you) and the scariest room we've ever done…read more We only did 3 of the 5 Mystere Escape Rooms because we are not yet exploring the realm of live zombie rooms and we were told their Ghost Lab is simply too difficult for two people. Of course now we want to go back to the Ghost Lab just to see how we do. This place has by far the highest production value we have ever seen but it will cost you - rooms are $39.95 plus tax (lower for LA residents). We have to talk about The Serial Killer's Lair at length because it's clearly a major draw for this facility. Based on the Saw movie series, this was a must-do for me, a mega Saw fan. For the Saw fans - you are going to love some aspects and... be less than enthused by others. You know how Jigsaw finds imitation somewhat... distasteful? You may too when faced with pop-out scare tactics that are beneath the psychological thrills which made you a Saw fan in the first place. Probably the most frustrating aspect of these haunted house gimmicks was that they were COMPLETELY unnecessary as there are plenty of very authentic aspects which are scary as hell without random loud noises. But we digress. For any thrill seeker who also happens to enjoy Escape Rooms, this is the room for you. As usual, we do all rooms with just the two of us. We did not escape the Serial Killer Lair and thought we weren't even close, but it turns out we were on the final task. We were definitely derailed by a LOT of fear. In other words, this room is doable for two people (even though it advertises as a 4-12 player room) but also lends itself to a large group. The room isn't actually that hard if you are a fearless beast with night vision. Items of note: You are VERY much in the dark the entire time, so take that into account if you have vision impairment. Also, this room is NOT kid friendly, nor should anyone with a heart condition participate. If you can't handle a haunted house, you CAN'T handle this room. We thought of bailing several times but were proud that we stuck with it and overcame some fears, so there's that. After getting the ever living bejeezus scared out of us, we did Treasure Hunt and The Game Room (roughly based on Indiana Jones). We were successful in the Treasure Hunt and unsuccessful (though barely!) in the Game Room. Both are doable with two people but Treasure Hunt is the best room for smaller groups. Recommend a bigger group for Game Room unless you are experienced. Once again - insanely high production value on both rooms. Treasure Hunt may pose some issues for a claustrophobic person. Both are very family friendly. The staff (JC, David, and Johnny) was very friendly and flexible to our desired schedule and desired group size (always remember that this may not be the case if they are busy). Puzzle design is mostly solid, though weakest in the Serial Killer Lair. Regardless, the Serial Killer Lair was an unforgettable experience we will be talking about for a long time, and we recommend that you visit this facility to try one or more of their rooms. The Escape Couple Note: If you visit our site, you will see that we gave Mystere 4 stars, This is based on our national scale - Mystere definitely qualifies as a 5-star facility in NOLA.

This was the most fun I've had in a long time. As an adult I'm always looking for fun activities to…read moredo aside from the typical food and movie activities. Came here with a group of 6-7 friends and did the zombie embalming room. I was so scared but so entertained!! We "died" but I didn't care. I plan to do each of the other rooms they offer. It was that great. Mystère Mansion please take my money !

This is a newly opened escape room on Magazine street. The rooms here have a difficulty rating as…read morewell as a scary rating. If you like scary, this is the place for you. The particular room I chose was 9/10 difficulty with 2/10 scare factor. I'd like to not be frightened while trying to think. Lol This escape room seems to lack some of the polish that the other area escape rooms have. Getting hints involves calling your game master on a walkie talkie and then physically coming to your room and looking it over and helping wherever you're stuck. There's no cryptic hints like at other venues. There's no welcome video explaining the rules of the game. There's no intro video once you're inside staging the scene. There's no real setting the mood happening, which is a bummer. The atmosphere is part of the fun. This felt kinda blah. It was rated a 9 difficulty but it's probably more of a 6. There was a large white board which was nice. Those small boards are almost useless. I'm hoping that these are just part of being a new location and will improve with time.

The staff is so friendly! It's a small establishment but the games are so fun! We did the "easiest"…read moreone and it was still a fun kind of challenging! Definitely recommend!