This place is great! I love the nice, clean look and the fact that the workers kept it pretty tidy…read morethe whole time we were there. Some things that stand out about this place vs some of the others we've been to: - I like that your play time is individual and starts ticking when you get there. Life with toddlers can be hectic and lots of things happen that are unplanned. I hate worrying about being "on time" to get the most of our play time, which happens we we go to spaces with set group start times. - There was a good variety of toys and I think everyone can find something they will enjoy. My son's favorites were the fire station room, the drawing table, the scarf launcher and the super fast slide. - Of all the play spaces we've been to this year, this is the only one that had a bucket for toys that went in mouths. I felt bad using it so much but things were sanitized and placed back on the floor SO FAST that I hope the workers didn't mind too much. I would love to see you offer sensory play hours or hours where you only allow younger kids (3 and under) to play. My toddler was a little overwhelmed by some of the bigger and louder kids but he still had a great time.

Very cute play "city" complete w/ little market, vet, house, for truck, school bus, coffee shop,…read moreplus a general play area, craft area, and train table. There's loads to do. The downsides: It is very easy to lose your kid if you aren't hovering (or you have more than one). There is only one bathroom. You cannot bring in snacks of any kind and the snacks they do have aren't very healthy nor are there many options for kids with allergies. If you are GF DF the choice is applesauce or potato chips. Considering they are so concerned about allergies they have signs to wash hands if you've eaten dairy I was a little surprised by all the junk food. It is also very very expensive. $2 for a little bag of chips, for example. I also wish they had discounts for accompanying siblings. The staff was friendly and was cleaning the space the entire time.

What an amazing place! We are so blessed to have Dr. Courtney and Gro Wild. It has been so…read moreaffirming to be surrounded by professionals and families that understanding our boys needs. We are seen here. We are accepted here. People who cannot understand the struggles of the neurodivergent community are the only issue I have had when visiting here.

Rude customer service! I sent an email inquiring about renting the place out for my daughter's…read morebirthday, and no one responded. So about two weeks later when I was driving by I stopped in to inquire. A lady poked her head out the door and rudely exclaimed she was teaching therapy. I told her I tried to email a couple weeks ago to inquire about renting the studio, and asked how I should get ahold of anyone, she cut me off to tell me they get 35 emails a day, and don't have time to answer them all. So apparently they're too busy, and they don't need my business, so I'll be taking it elsewhere. I'm surprised places with this rude of customer service stay in business. I definitely won't be supporting them, and will let my friends know not to either.

Great food and service large space to play and relax…read more Family fun, karaoke and much more

The folks who run the place are so incredibly kind and accommodating! I brought my two littles here…read moreon a weekday and they had such a blast doing all the different activities. There are ball bits, bumper cars, mini zip line, and a toddler zone for 3 and under. The admission for each kid to play is very affordable compared to a lot of other indoor playgrounds. We'll definitely be back again!!

We came here for a birthday party and let me just say they know what they are doing! There were 3…read moresmall party rooms with different themes (robot, princess, and animals) and a big arcade area with games and claw machines where you check in the front. The dining room is on the way to the play spaces and they actually make a killer chicken stir fry noodle dish! We loved the chocolate fountain as well! The play space is chaotic and overwhelming but they certainly have many activities to choose from! Foam pit, slides, obstacle course, tube and carpet slides, trampolines, a rotating beam thing, and the fun inflatable ball you can get inside and roll around. Definitely very busy and a little overstimulating on a Sunday birthday party prime time but a fun time for sure! We will be back maybe during the week when it's less busy and get a turn on all that it has to offer!

This place is awesome. Perfect for kids age 2 to 10. The food is very good and I'm not gonna…read morelie... the fact that you can drink an alcoholic beverage while your kids are entertained is a major plus!

I wish it could be 0 stars. We used to love this place, but it's not good anymore. It was very dark…read moreand the structure is not padded

Friendly staff, attentive, clean space for kids. Really best suited for toddlers. My 4 & 7 year old…read morewere quickly bored here. Love the cafe with drinks and food, the smaller space and the zen music they played. Wish it was more engaging for my older kids since it's so chill here. So many of the play spaces are extremely frenetic! Enjoy it with your toddler for the win!

Fun place to take the kids when mom needs a break, I would say this is for kids primarily under 5…read moreyears of age. The older ones would be okay, but seem to be focused more so on the tots. Clean environment, cute projects, fun play time.

What a great idea for a fun kid's play place! It is required to make an online reservation and each…read moretime frame is 1.5 hours. The online sign up process is easy and quick. Play Street Museum is located in a nice shopping center with plenty of parking. When we arrived, we were greeted and welcomed by the employees. It is a shoe-free place so make sure you're prepared to wear socks. I was impressed by the entire setup of Play Street Museum. It is very clean, accessible for all ages, and there is a variety of play options. The setup makes it easy to move around to each area. There is an airplane that has different realistic airplane sounds. There is a food/kitchen area, a veterinarian office, a home space with a kitchen and babies, an outer-space section, an ice cream truck, tables with different activities like drawing, sorting, building, and a large lego table. There is so much imaginative play options. All of the toys were clean and seemed new. There is also options to add extra activities like make your own slime, paint pottery, and dye a hat or apron. Play Street Museum also offers to host parties. We loved our hour and a half of play time at this awesome spot! At the end of your visit, the kids get to pick out a snack. I am looking forward to when a Play Street Museum opens close to my hometown because this was amazing! Thank you Play Street Museum Vancouver for a fun time!

The party was really fun! The people were super nice! What a great place!!!! My family had the…read moreprincess room!

My Grandkids loved it, we tolerated it because of the joy they experienced despite older kids…read moreblocking a pathway preventing younger ones from passing and other kids pouring pop down one of the slides. Parents were all present but not watching their kids. The employees were kind, helpful, knowledgeable about the snack bar, but not there to police the kids. This meant we stuck close to our four year Grandson to the chagrin of my husband's back and his head that he hit several times. They had a nice, good sized baby/toddler area. Luckily that is where I hung out. All that said we will be back, but maybe not until school is back in session...

Haley as always was the best! Our host was Elijah and he didn't let us need a thing!…read more Safe atmosphere for my child and always nice to our crew Thank you

Our sons loved Loved LOVED Kids Empire! From the very get-go, they sprawled around in the ball…read morepits, climbed on the foam obstacles, ran rampant through the multi-level jungle gym, and danced/partied in the "rave room" with Huggy the Dragon! They were wiped out by the end of it! For $20/child (one adult included with each admission), we spent several hours here, letting them play to their heart's content. No reservations are required, unless you are making special arrangements to hold a party here (and bring in outside food), which is great for anyone who just wants to drop in and let their kiddos burn off some steam. There are a few (optional) features that require paying an extra fee, such as the go-carts on the track that winds about underneath the play structure, but our boys didn't even pay them any attention: If it wasn't for randomly walking by while doing some Christmas shopping a couple months ago, we never would have known it was here. But now that we do, I guarantee this won't be the last time you'll see our sons running amok in here!

Great place! 10/10. Clean, not crazy busy. Really good food. Huge selection of…read morebeer/wine/cider/seltzer. Staff is friendly. They didn't cram too much into the space. Honestly they just did a really good job all around! Good deals for happy hour or monthly members. So grateful for a place like this :)