I love taking my little boys 4 and 7 here. Great chill environment for adults and they have quiet…read moreconference rooms if you work from here while your kids are playing. You pay a flat fee and can stay the whole day.

We have not yet been to Superplay so I was excited for my kiddo to try out this new indoor…read moreplayground! Tickets are $21 for 2+ yo and they also require kiddos to use their Superplay socks. Guardians are not charged and not required to wear grippy socks. They have a lot of different attractions such as The Floor is Lava obstacle course, huge ball pit with an interactive play screen, large play structures with multiple slides, basketball court with many hoops of variable heights, a giant ground air trampoline, tube slide, food and drinks for purchase, quiet private pods (for nursing, phone calls, etc) and even a peripheral track for adults to walk around and get exercise. My kiddo thought everything was super fun and he had a total blast. One thing I did notice the entire 2 hours we were there, was zero attendants monitoring the play structures. My kiddo was told by other kiddos that he could not go on the tube slide which definitely wasn't true because he was old enough according to the age requirement. Meanwhile, the same kids were both riding in the same tube, which is not allowed according to the same sign. I was wondering where their parents were. Also, the interactive screen in the ball pit had a lot of technical difficulties. It would not consistently respond to the balls hitting the targets or even a hand hitting the targets. So definitely a few areas of improvement needed, but overall, we had a really great time!

We had a great time spent about 2 hours. We had a 1, 2, 3, and 5 year old. We were greeted at the…read moredoor right away. We purchased a play pass the best value for our group. Lots of cubbies to store shoes and bags. A good size open space with lots of different play area. With the openness you can see everywhere. The 2-5 year olds had a great time on the trampoline, dressing up, play on the ride on toys, and playing hide and seek. The 1 year old still not a walker options were limited, but still crawled and watched every thing. I do agree with the lack of cleanliness review. It does need a good cleaning. You definitely need to wash your hands after playing here. No one did any in the 2 hours we were there. It was great that they had a snack area for the kids. Lots of tables, chairs, and even a microwave. They did have a broom, paper towels, and sink we just cleaned up after ourselves. This place is a great way to beat the heat and let kids run free in a safe space. The price is good and you can leave and come back if you get a stamp. I really like the cute artwork on the walls that was for sale. I would definitely recommend!

This is an amazing place for younger toddlers! You can spend the whole day here with all the…read moredifferent areas they have to play. There's an eating area where they can snack and warm up some food. The place is super clean and Mr Lee is so friendly and polite. I have twins and didn't feel anxious myself that I would lose them. It's a plus that the place is geared only for the younger kids. We can't wait to be back

Only went in the mirror maze on the Go Pass. We actually had 3 passes, but 4 people and they just…read morelet me go in with the kids for free. Thanks! Mirror maze was pretty basic, but pretty fun for the kids. Nobody walked into the wall. There was a thing in the middle that looked like it normally rotated, but was broken when we were there. Not sure if I would go if not for the Go Pass.

On the surface and it looks like it's pretty reasonably priced for an hour of "unlimited" use of…read morethree different attractions. But that includes the time you stand in line waiting. So our "60" minutes was really only about 15 after all the standing in line. And each attraction is between 2-3 minutes. Literally more time is spent standing in line than enjoying the attractions. Not recommended, at least not during busy times.

Want to tire out your toddler? Visit KTR Ahwatukee. We had so much fun during toddler hours today…read more We have been here several times this summer when it's too dang hot to play outside. Since the older kids are back in school now, there is more space for the littles to run wild. (We grandparents got a workout too!) the staff is friendly and helpful. There is a snack bar and an area to rent scooters and helmets and you can even buy KTR merch. Restrooms are clean and there is a spot to refill water bottles. Consider purchasing the 10 punch pass too. Go and have fun!

I recently attended a birthday party for my son's friend at KTR, and I was thoroughly impressed…read morewith the experience. If you book a morning party (9-11 am), you're allowed to enter an hour before the venue officially opens at 10 am. This means your kids can enjoy an hour of playtime in a private and quiet setting before others arrive--something I found really thoughtful and enjoyable. KTR offers a spacious, open environment where kids can run around and explore without getting bored. Parents can join in on the fun or simply relax with some snacks and drinks, chatting while the kids burn off their energy. The facility is exceptionally clean, well-organized, and staffed with friendly, helpful team members who are happy to answer questions or provide recommendations. If you're looking for a great venue for a birthday party that also keeps kids active and entertained, I highly recommend checking out KTR. They offer various options to suit different group sizes, ensuring a memorable experience for everyone!

Such a great place for a party! Especially in the summer. My nephew had his 1st birthday here and…read morethe ball pit baby gym kept him and his little friends busy the whole time. The team set up the decorations and we got unlimited drinks. Amir was our party rep and was super attentive and helpful the whole time.

A very different experience than the usual trampoline parks they have in the area. It's basically a…read morehuge jungle gym fully padded with mazes going up, down and all around for kids AND their parents (I was shocked I was able to fit through all the climbing holes my toddler was going in and out of). We enjoyed going down some of the slides together and climbing/crawling through the maze of padded fun. My son also asked me if he could play one of their claw machines. It's easy enough to buy one of their cards where you can load up tokens to play some of the game as well as ride some of the motorcycles and cars that are also in the play area. They offer food here for kiddos and there's even a smaller play area for babies. *tip: no non-slip socks, just regular socks since you don't want to get stuck in the middle of one of the slides (I typically always have my son in grippy non-slip socks when I take him to indoor playgrounds like this, was surprised they required regular socks). Pricing is decent as they let you return for the day if you want (but who are we kidding, what parent actually has that kind of time?). Parking lot is in a pretty busy shopping plaza. And playing with your kids in the playground itself can be quite dangerous as some kids can be quite rambunctious so just be cautious especially if you have much younger ones.

Such a fun place to visit! There are so many restaurants and activities all in one area, plus…read moreparking is easy. Not too fun during the summer though because it's open parking! It's also a great spot to entertain and tire out the kids! Lol There's even a Ferris wheel, but it was way too hot for us to ride. We also found a photo booth near the restrooms ($8), which was a fun little bonus. It's conveniently located near OdySea, Topgolf, and Talking Stick, and it's super easy to get to from the freeway. If you're visiting during the summer, I'd recommend saving the outdoor walking for the cooler months and spending the hotter afternoons indoors at OdySea.

This is a cool, though touristy, entertainment destination in Scottsdale. Lots of positives about…read morethe place. A nice variety of family-friendly activities along with several shops and eateries on site, free parking, and great deals with the purchase of a combo ticket to experience different attractions at a discount. I did the "pick 2" combo for access to Butterfly Wonderland and the UFO Experience, and though the former was far more interesting and enjoyable, I'm glad I was able to check out both during my recent visit. Service was great as I interacted with staff at the arizona boardwalk, and the place wasn't overly crowded on a Sunday, which I appreciated.

Lots of fun! A little hot, but it is summer so I know it's hard to keep the AC down…read more Overall great price and good time. Will come back in late fall for sure!

2 Stars because my boys have fun there, aside from that the place is very dirty. I love comparing…read morewhat my eyes see and what my pictures show to the description and pictures on their website. Seriously, just replace the flooring and clean...and for the love of all things painters tape stop fixing things with it.Your website takes great pride in how clean you are. Let's see it in person. Where the maggots are crawling, babies and parents are literally sitting and playing. Instead of replacing things, their absolute favorite thing is to simply cover things in tape.

Good place for kids b'day parties and burn up the energy…read more Good pizza and drinks, lot of activities for kids Bike and skate ramps, scooter ramps, trampolines with obstacle course, zip lines

I visited this KTR location using my GetOutPass, and after recently visiting the newer Mesa…read morelocation, the difference was pretty noticeable. The Mesa location has a lot more gym equipment, obstacles, and activities for younger kids, while this location feels much more like an open warehouse space with fewer things for little ones to do. The skate area is definitely larger here, but overall there wasn't as much to keep my 7- and 9-year-olds entertained. There were also a lot more older teens here, which made me uncomfortable letting my kids explore on their own. Even the 6-and-under area had bigger kids playing in it, and the main wheel zone was filled with older boys riding around pretty aggressively and balls just being thrown in different directions. The biggest disappointment was the cleanliness. We needed to use the restrooms as soon as we arrived, and they were very dirty--toilet paper was all over the floor and multiple toilets hadn't been flushed. The facility also felt worn down, and some of the equipment looked like it could use better maintenance. I'm glad I was able to visit using my GetOutPass, but I don't think I would pay admission to this location. I really wish the GetOutPass included the newer Mesa location instead, as it's a much better experience for younger kids. The teens all working at the place also are too busy talking and mingling with each other...