Very cool spot. This place is probably best for school-aged children. They do have one wall with…read moreconnector toys for the toddlers but that's about it. It's small but a nice spot to spend under an hour. Also finding the entrance was hard because google maps takes you to the wrong main gate.

I almost got into the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory! Yes, the Lawrence Livermore National…read moreLaboratory is self-described as "a premier research and development institution for science and technology applied to national security." Because they are working with important stuff pertaining to national security, nuclear materials and other top secret stuff, they won't let the average Yelper in there. But, right outside their front gate is the Discovery Center. The Discovery Center is a small museum that gives you a brief introduction to the lab and what they do. They have hands on and interactive exhibits for children to play with. Most of the exhibits were well maintained. It is an interesting way to spend an hour. The staff, at least on the day were there, was fantastic. Since we were the only ones there, she almost gave us a personalized tour to explain some of the exhibits and talk about the lab and what they do. They have an easy scavenger hunt for children with a nice t-shirt as a prize. They are pretty generous with the scavenger hunt and let children of all ages play. The museum is priced just right for most Yelpers. It is free! It's a nice place, with not a lot of visitors.

This place is smaller than I expected, but there were still plenty of activities to keep the kids…read morebusy and entertained. We visited on a Sunday, and it wasn't too crowded, which was nice because the kids had plenty of room to play. They also have party rooms available, and the rooms are a good size for birthday celebrations and group events. My only suggestion is that the food court service could be more attentive. It often seemed like no one was at the counter when assistance was needed. Overall, it was a fun experience, and I'd recommend it for families with young children.

Very disappointed in our visit. First of all, all of the social media posts we see about this…read moreplace, shows adults going down the slides with their children. We were informed that adults are NOT allowed on the second story of the play structure and cannot accompany our child on the slides. Our 21 month old had to stay on the first floor the whole visit. She started getting upset that we wouldn't allow her to follow the other kids up to the slides. I asked an employee why we couldn't go down the slides with our daughter and she said per new ownership, they changed the rules. Except recent videos (as of today) on social media of people advertising this place show adults going down the slides. We also witnessed adults walking around the top floors with their kids and going down the slides. It seems that the rules aren't applicable to everyone. Tons of balls in the ball pit were deflated, the ball cannon shooters were not working and that's pretty much all there is to do if you stay on the ground floor. Older kids can play in the ball pit and it's simply way too small for that. My daughter was terrified of the older kids running and jumping into the pit around her. It was a rainy day outside and very crowded. I asked one of the floor workers if she could turn on the giant overhead fan to help move some air around since it was very muggy and warm and she said she had to ask the owner first. She even admitted she was getting hot as well. 20 minutes went by and it was never turned on. I guess it doesn't work? Not sure why you need to ask the owner for permission to turn on a fan. The layout could use a little rearranging. It's a cool concept, just not executed nearly as well as others with the same idea. For the price, $40-ish for two adults to accompany their toddler, it's absolutely not worth it. We won't be returning. Also keep in mind, if you order tickets and sign the waiver ahead of time, you'll still have to wait in line behind people who didn't. Just one person in front of us with one child took 15 minutes to buy their tickets and sign the waiver. Once we were checked in which took less than 5 minutes, the line was out the door. There are also no lockers to safely put your belongings in, just open cubby's.

We took our nephews for some afternoon fun & had a pretty good time!…read more Cordial & welcoming staff Nice selection of games for the location's size. Laser tag was fun but the space is small. It's perfect for 10 & under. Go-karts were fun but not very fast. They also have mini golf & water bumper cars. We had fun and enjoyed ourselves. #GoSee

On 7/5/2026, I took my grandchildren here. The staff was extremely helpful and nice. The children…read morehad a great time!

We had my son's 4th birthday party here today and it was awesome! The staff was very helpful in…read morehelping me set up and decorate. They put up the banners and did the tablecloths, which I was not expecting but very impressed. All our guests loved the place and had an amazing time. We had some slightly older siblings that also seemed to be enjoying everything also. We did the 2 hour party but I wish we did the private party for longer. There was a random kid that wandered into the party area and also an elderly woman and a baby that was not part of our party. They have a cart for the presents, but I would suggest offering a cart to bring in the decor & cake as we had to make a few trips. We had such a great time at the venue, perhaps we can repeat for next year!

This place is undeniably creative and fun. My kiddo absolutely loves it here, and I can see why…read more The play areas are imaginative and engaging, and when things are running smoothly, it's a great spot for younger kids to explore and burn off energy. Other reviews are spot on, though. The lines can get long, it feels overcrowded pretty quickly, and the staff doesn't seem particularly engaged (at all). None of that is ideal, but honestly, I can look past those things. My biggest concern is the age range. During our visit this morning, there were several older kids (around 10-12 years old) tearing through the play areas, running up slides clearly marked not to do so, and pushing past both adults and younger children. I watched two babies get knocked over, tears and all. While I believe parents should absolutely manage their kids' behavior, the age gap itself feels like the core issue. Having toddlers and babies in the same play area doesn't feel safe. I understand the challenge: families with younger kids and older siblings want a place everyone can enjoy, and birthday parties often include mixed ages. But the reality is that older kids are naturally more rambunctious, and there's nothing wrong with that. This space just isn't designed for them. Ultimately, it feels like an accident waiting to happen. Great concept and a hit with younger kids, but the lack of age separation makes it hard to feel fully comfortable from a safety standpoint.

One of the best parks in the tri-valley. This park is super inclusive and has so much space for…read moreplaying, swinging, running, and imagining. I love the sandpit and play houses. There's a sports field next to the park as well. If you're worried about restrooms - don't. There's 4 (maybe more) public bathrooms that are pretty clean for park standards. There's also plenty of parking in front of the park.

We were driving by after leaving the book store and found this beautiful new park with lots of…read moreactivities for the kiddos. The babes is 6 and had a blast. There's merry go rounds, slides, climbing structures, Teeter totter, etc. Loved the art structures when you first walk in. There is also a Music area, sign language and braille learning signs along with a picnic area, small exercise area and YAY restrooms! Added to the list of great FREE places to go!

This Jumpity Bumpity location is big, with lots of different things for kids to do. Some things are…read morecoin operated though, so keep that in mind. But kids of all ages will have enough to keep them occupied and to burn off their energy. There are spaces that are designed more for the little tots to have a safe space to play as well. What I really like about this place is how much seating is available for parents. During spring break, I wanted to let my kids play while I got some work done, but I still wanted to be able to keep an eye on them. I could move around with them as they played and always find an available seat nearby where they were playing to stay close. They also do a good job with keeping this place clean - I saw staff sanitizing throughout our entire visit. There is an available family bathroom onsite which makes things convenient and they even provide bathroom slippers for you to use. Just a heads up, they require Jumpity Bumpity socks in order to play.

The place is very nice and clean. Gyms and arcades for all ages! Even toddlers!…read more Unfortunately, the diaper changing table being out open is a LOT concerning especially with security cameras throughout the area. The bathroom does not have one to lay a child down to change.

Okay, so I think this may be my favorite park in Pleasanton. I love discovering new parks so I did…read morea quick Yelp search and found this green oasis. This park is not only beautiful, it's so much fun. There's so much space and walking paths. There's a smaller playground for toddlers, and and larger one for older kids. There's a swing set. And the coolest slide ever. My kids spent at least 20 minutes playing on the slide. There's plenty of shaded areas because the park is surrounded by beautiful tall trees. I seriously cannot wait to go back.

AKA "The Big Slide Park". I've taken my three-year-old daughter here a bunch of times. Ive taken my…read moreolder nephews as well. Everyone loves the big slide but there are multiple play structures as well in addition to open grass lawns. Lots of kind neighbors frequent this park and its just up the road from a commercial plaza in case you need anything. Great spot. A Pleasanton classic.

This place was so much fun and had such great accommodations! Thank you guys so much my son and…read moreniece had fun!

What a wonderful pumpkin patch! So much fun for families! Adult entry is free, and the wristband…read morewas $27 for 2 hours , totally worth it. My 4-year-old son had an absolute blast! I was surprised by how long we spent exploring their amazing and unique pumpkin selection. The entire place was clean, well-organized, and clearly maintained with kids' safety in mind. I really appreciate the care and attention that went into the setup! We will definitely be back next year! Actually can't wait to see what they do for Christmas this year!