This place is absolutely amazing! It's the perfect indoor playground for kids age 7 and under. The…read moreamount of activities and how they have everything arranged couldn't be more perfect! They have learning toys, movement toys, problem solving toys, bouncy houses and bouncy obstacle course all my with so much more. Our kiddo is 10 months and was able to play and walk all around however stuck to the designated 3 and under tot area. Met with one of the owners Daniella who was so kind and gracious. It's in a strip mall area which means every easy and convenient parking. The $5 power hour was perfect for our little babe between nap and lunch time. For $5, the kid and 1 adult is admitted. You pay $3 for socks for the kid however none are needed for the adult and you only need to buy them once unless you lose them. Each additional adult is $5 which is more than reasonable for the amount of space and toys/activities they have! You can also utilize a lock that they provide to lock up your belongings. We will be visiting this awesome place at least once a week

What an awesome place for kids! Highly recommend! Incredible prices for all they have! The owners…read morehave it cleaned between every session everyday! They have bounce houses/slides, a Tot Lot for kids 3 and under that include educational and motor skills items and sensory play, bikes, scooters, blocks, climbing dome, you name it! They even have 2 bunnies!! It's a big space with sososo much to do! We can be here for hours and not get bored! This is a very family friendly place! The staff is always so kind and super helpful!!

This play place is clean and tons of fun. The staff were helpful and kind. We had a blast and I'm…read moreso thankful we found this place to get the wiggles out on a cold and cloudy afternoon.

When your infant is ready to upgrade from a play cafe to toddler energy expelling time, this is the…read moreplace to be! This place was way bigger than I expected, and came with a TON of different areas for my kids to explore. They have an enclosed trampoline area that plays music, a foam block spot tucked away in the side for babies to crawl and explore, a pretend fruit/veggie mart, and play kitchen area, and princess house, ball pit, obstacle course, multiple slides, and so much more! Kids under 2 are 7.99 during the week and 9.99 during the weekend. You can play for 2 hours at a time, and you can buy snacks and drinks. 2 hours may seem like a long time, but my boys were having so much fun, it passed by in a flash! The facility is super clean. Don't forget to put on grippy socks!

The coolest Jumpoline Park ever (that's what they used to call them until your mom started going)…read more Kidding--sheesh tough crowd. Don't cancel me. The good: This is an EPIC trampoline park. Got a 3 hr sprint break deal with the kids. I had mediocre expectations having been to at least 5 similar parks. This one was the best. They have: multiple jumping areas, Ninja Areas, High Ropes courses, go karts, and video games, soccer, basketball, climbing walls and dodgeball (my arm still hurts from pelting overly confident kids dozens of times, a little kids town and 50+ recliners for the adults (genius). Imagine an abandoned corner store at a mall was taken over by a wave of zombie children running on sugar and dip n dots bouncing until total meltdown. The Bad: 1) The video games are an absolute ripoff--if they made the games 5 credits per game they would get more business. 12 credits for air hockey?! I refused to "reload" based on principle alone. 2) No water fountain?! Even prisoners get water.. Suggestions: A Water Fountain and add some laser tag! Do a $10 add on for Unlimited Lazer tag and you will cover the cost of water.

Our grandchildren absolutely love this place! There's so much to do for all ages, and everyone had…read morea great time. Some of the top favorites were the zip line and the go-karts. The entire facility was very clean, and we even saw staff actively tidying up while we were there. We also appreciated the comfortable seating throughout the space, and having TVs playing the football game was a fun bonus. A wonderful experience all around!

Great food and coffee choices I love that they offer coffee flights because not any coffee…read morelocations due despite them being really popular in the scene right now. The atmosphere of this place is super cozy and it feels like you could curl up with a good book. The baristas are very friendly and they know how to get your order right and if you can't come up with something they can definitely be creative for you.

Good coffee, fun atmosphere, and my kid loves it! This is the first play cafe we'd ever been to,…read moreand what an excellent first impression.

Went on a recent roadtrip & decided to use this place as a stop to burn the kids energy & it didn't…read morefail. Nothing out of the ordinary in regards to your typical bounce house establishment. There was a couple of unique slides in addition to an outdoor area which I haven't seen in most places albeit it being closed I'm assuming due to the cold weather.

Tried this place again after my experience from my last review and I will never go back here again…read more Half the arcade machines weren't even in service and half of the ones that were ether didn't work, were missing essential things or just ate your money. The bathrooms were nasty, I felt like a needed a shower after being in them and the stall doors didn't even lock. And the multiple times that we had to inform a worker of something, like the syrup being out in the fountain pop, they didn't show an ounce of concern. I even had one literally tell my wife, that's not my job. Also, I called a couple days before to ask a question, answering machine said they were busy with customers and would call back.... Never did.

My kids have been doing the ninja class there for the last month. Mr Will has been amazing! All…read morethe coaches that also help are great. I really love the discipline they have and not letting the kids slack while at the same time giving them grace and praise for trying.

The short review: For the Kidz is an absolute gem to the Grand Rapids community…read more I was introduced to FTK through the website which lead me to open gym. Open gym is a winter time saving grace. This is two hours of play time on huge trampolines, a foam pit, a huge floor, a bunch of traditional gymnastics equipment. Kids are safe to play under the careful watch of instructors. The instructors are keen on the rules and very attentive. I have also notice attendance is capped to prevent chaos. Going deeper, my crew checked out the classes. WOW. Here priceless confidence building, self esteem, and motorskill development are taught. Oh yes...and gymnastics too!! The classes are taught to constantly to take children to the next level, helping them reach their full potiential. My favorite thing about For the Kidz is that safety and the happiness/safety of the children is the absolute priority here. The kids also have a blast!!! Also, if you wait in the lobby...you are in for a real treat! The gym hosts some very competitive trampoline and tumbling gymnast!

Checked out Terra Firma Bouldering with my fam. My little brother has a membership here and really…read moreenjoys it. This was my first visit, and it's $18 for a day pass. They have shoe and chalk rental options( but we brought our own. The staff was friendly and gave us a safety debrief and rundown of the space. It's designed super uniquely and has the various walls setup almost in a giant circle and an upstairs section. Their grading scale is based on a range (example: Pink is V0-V2, then blue is V3-V4 - I don't know if that's exactly what they had, but you get the idea), They had some fun route setting, but nothing that super stood out, and a lot of it felt similar. It's a growing community in GR though, so definitely seems like a great addition and very welcomed for local climbers. The space was bright, clean and they offered a hand washing sink along with ample cubbies for storage along every section. I definitely look forward to returning in the future and had fun checking it out.

It's a good spot if you're only looking to climb. They have very soft but fun setting styles. A…read morebunch of amenities along with snacks and drinks. The only downside side is the staff and the community they attract. Most ppl there are very judgmental and the staff picks and chooses who they talk to. If u don't "fit in" u WILL be ignored. This is just their reputation.

Prairie Wolf Park is one of my favorite trails to walk (it's also only a three minute drive from my…read morehouse which is great!). There's a ton of open fields for running, walking, and for your little doggos to roam free as well! One of my favorite things about this trail is the huge field of wild flowers, plants, and apple trees. There's also a few benches scattered all over around the trail as well as small picnic tables too if you need a quick break or wanted to have a picnic with friends and family. My favorite time of the year to walk the trail is during the autumn or summer season when the pretty leaves and wildflowers cover the trails!

We LOVE Prairie Wolf!!! So close to home & easy trails for our pup to walk on. Paved, grass, &…read morewooded trails. We love it & so does our pup!!

Looks can be deceiving. By the outside, this Sky Zone is old and small. Inside, there's a different…read morestory. My friends and I went on a Saturday in November around 11 a.m. It was full, but not overwhelming. A signed waiver and special grip socks are required. (If you don't have a pair, they sell them in all sizes for $5.) Tickets are good for 1.5 hours. You're given a colored wristband and they'll announce over the intercom when your color's time is up. It's around $30 per person to jump. Passed the front desk is the main area with lots of different trampolines and dedicated space for dodgeball, zip lining, monkey bars, an obstacle course, "Wipe Out," and more. To the left are four slides fun for all ages. Each requires a mat provided by Sky Zone and three of the four are steep, but so fun! My six-year-old loves the white slide with the hills. Most of the people there are kids, but I enjoyed getting in there too! The space has plenty of seating, water fountains, restrooms, snacks, etc.

Sky Zone Review This Sky Zone felt completely unsafe from…read morethe moment I walked in. The workers were unbelievably unprofessional -- standing around, talking to each other, not watching the trampolines, and ignoring situations that clearly needed attention. It honestly felt like nobody cared about what was happening around them. The place was total chaos. Kids were running wild with almost no supervision, pushing, cutting in line, and doing things that could seriously hurt someone. The staff didn't step in once, even when things got dangerous. And the bathrooms? Absolutely disgusting. Dirty floors, overflowing trash, and a smell that made me want to leave immediately. For a place filled with families, the lack of cleanliness was unacceptable. Overall, this location was unsafe, poorly managed, and not worth the visit. Huge disappointment.

We found a place that offers kids a fun interactive hands on experience that includes some learning…read morealong the way. If your kiddos like to have fun and explore you need to visit the Grand Rapids Children's Museum. They have exhibits that change often that include local or even trending kids shows! The museum has two floors and has an elevator. They have an array of learning and interactive opportunities. You can find a list of days and times on their website! When we were there we got a chance to learn about music and the kids got to play some instruments. The museum is very inclusive and friendly! They offer sensory kits at the front desk if needed too! According to their website the "kits include noise reduction headphones, a weighted vest and suspenders, emotion recognition flashcards..." All the team members we have encountered have been kind and helpful! My only comment of suggestion would be for a little more adult seating in some of the "middle sections" of the museum. There are a few spots all along the walls but not much towards the middle. I understand it creates more opportunities for grownups to get involved with the kids too but for those of us with disabilities that need a minute to catch our breath it was difficult to find a spot close to where my kids were. Lots of interactive play and many memories made here! I highly suggest visiting. The rate to visit is $12 per person but they offer many types of discounted rates for different reasons. All rate information is available on their website. Parking can be a challenge as they do not have their own parking structure and the closest parking is side street meter parking that you can pay using the parking app. They do not validate parking.

What a cutie patootie children's museum! Grand Rapids Children's Museum is small, but it's…read moreeverything you need in a children's museum, and a great place for young children to play. I visited with a tween and teenager, so we were definitely a little older than the target age. That said, my children had a great time! I had to practically pull them away when it was time to leave. When we arrived, we were told to explore and "follow our hearts" around the museum. I loved that! This children's museum really encourages self-directed play, which is obvious by all of the fun, open-ended objects everywhere. You've got the giant blocks, magna-tiles, LEGO tables, pretend kitchen and house, and lots of other things. Both of my children gravitated to The Spin Zone, a three-tiered table that uses centrifugal force to power different objects. Upstairs, there's a bubble area, where you can create giant bubbles; a play house to pretend in; a train table to drive trains around; a makerspace to make stuff in; and an exhibit called Weathering Emotions, a walk-through spot where you can learn about and experience emotions. Some of these exhibits are permanent, and some are just visiting, so your visit might vary. I would say that the Grand Rapids Children's Museum is the perfect place for ages 2 to 10. Beyond that age, it's definitely fun, but it might not hold the attention of older kids. But that's OK! This children's museum is a space for the little kids, and that's perfect.