We absolutely love We Rock. Ever since we discovered it we have been there everyday if not multiple…read moretimes a day. With our monthly pass it makes it so worth it especially on the days my kiddo only wants to stay a few minutes. The staff here has become like family to us, & I am so blessed we have found such an amazing community.

Our kids love WRTS! It's the perfect place to get the wiggles out on a rainy day or if you just…read morewant a break from chasing the kids around outside, We've brought kids ranging from 9 years old and under and everyone has always had a great time. It seems like 2-6 years old would be the ideal age for this place. As a parent, I like that this place is all one room so bringing multiple littles feels easier to manage in an enclosed area. A few of our favorite things include the trampoline, dress up area, swings and the zip line. The sensory room makes a great place to nurse if you don't mind kids running in and out of the room. Haha! I love that the owner organizes games with the kids if they want to play hide and seek or the floor is lava with other kids. Tip: You can call ahead to see how crowded the place is before making the drive over to the gym.

So fun! Went to a birthday party here. They have a fun infant area and bigger kids area too. Very…read moreclean and no shoes. Great way to get energy out! They had clean and nice smelling bathrooms. Overall a great experience. Also plenty of parking!

Great place for kids 8 and under. No older. Clean and well maintained. One girl working alone and…read moreshe did an excellent job. But get her some help!

I am so glad Yucandu exists. I always wanted to try mosaic but didn't know where to start. I…read moreattended a workshop where the process was clearly explained by the staff who was there to assist and offer suggestions the entire time. I was pleased to be able to leave the project there, partially finished, rather than rush through the project during the workshop. When going back to complete a workshop project, you do not have to pay a studio fee since that was worked into the initial price. I was able to go and finish gluing my project, using as much of the tiles/stained glass/porcelain as I wanted. I then took home my project as well as grout and a small kit containing a cloth, cuts of newspaper, and a few others things to grout at home, although I could have returned to the studio a third time to do that there if I wanted. Many members of my family go as well and have all expressed the same gratitude for the opportunity to create something new in a comfortable place at our own pace. Project prices (walk-in or workshop) aren't cheap but neither are the materials they provide. Everything I've made there has held up well and they rotate available projects. If you're unsure about project costs or studio fees, ask them before you start. They can recommend projects within your budget and explain the studio fee. They're not out to price gouge, running an art studio with quality materials and trained staff isn't cheap. I typically spend $70 per mosaic project/workshop, if you're looking for a rough estimate. They also sell cute kits for small mosaic projects to do at home, which make a great gift. I highly recommend checking out Yucandu. (thanks Yucandu team!)

Grace and Claire were so nice and helpful with three kids! They were so patient and helped so much…read morethroughout our visit. We had a free hour studio session and a $45 gift card and after only spending thirty minutes here we still owed $53, we only painted. If you do ceramic, mosaic or anything else it's a lot more. It is very pricey for heads up. The kids really enjoyed it! They have a cool artwork displayed sadly you can not purchase it. Which is a bummer! I recommend doing this at least once with your kids!

We came to a party at Glazed and Confused on a Thursday evening. We were given some quick…read moreinstructions and the kids were able to pick an alternative item if they didn't want to paint an ice cream cone. The host was pretty hands off after that they weren't actively helping get colors for the kids who were all really young. There were only two people painting other than the party at the time. They also didn't tell the parents throwing the party that it would be over two weeks to get the items back until the day of the party and that one person would need to pick them all up. The kids had a fun experience but it definitely could have gone more smoothly and been more organized.

This place is a former shell of itself. Hardly any pottery to choose from, ridiculous pricing…read morecompared to other places in the area, and they police you on the amount of paint you use, and there isn't many colors to choose from. When asking for more, I felt like I was an inconvenience. No water for paint brushes out, had to ask for that. Asked for painter's tape, they didn't have any. What kind of art store doesn't have any art supplies? Good luck staying in business.

This is going to seem ridiculous... I got to wondering what…read moreChuck E Cheeses are like in 2025 (I should have posted this review last year). We were driving by one. I asked my companion if we could stop there. They thought I was kidding. I was not kidding. My companion refused to go in with me because there was no small child with us. I am not going to let fear of being perceived as unconventional stop me from locating Down the Clown and other games I enjoy playing. The employee at the front said plenty of adults come to Chuck E Cheese w/o kids. See? I'm just one of my generation. I didn't stay or play anything. Now I don't remember whether or not Down the Clown was there. I know the animatronics are long gone and I've made peace with it. I very much hope to come back sometime... or maybe I'll just play games at the arcade at Ronnie's down the road.

Against all odds and better judgment, my kids love this place! Chuck E Cheese delivers on the chaos…read moreand fun. The game selection is great and clean with a nice variety for all kids under 10. The added trampoline area is a hit with the kids but it's an extra $10 per child so the day can get expensive quick. The staff keeps the area locked keeping out those who haven't paid which can be a bit frustrating when you still have to track someone down every time your kid wants back in. Don't go expecting to score giant prizes, ticket payouts are low and prizes are lackluster. If you need to burn energy and embrace a little madness, the kids will have a blast.

One of our FAVORITE parks! I'm a mom of 3 (6,4,1) and this park is perfect for them. First, it's…read moreall a height that doesn't give me a heart attack to let them play freely. Also, it's very open and I can see all parts of the park so even thought it's not fenced, it just feels safe. The kids love that part of it is a tree that you climb inside. Bathrooms are close so great for potty training toddlers who have to go RIGHT NOW. There are 4 picnic tables in the pavilion, 2 drinking fountains and some sunshades with benches. We had our kids' birthday party there and it went extremely well. Super affordable to rent! The only downside is one parking lot is a flat trek to the playground but a longer one and the other parking lot is fairly close but you have to walk down a big hill and so then also back up. So anyone who is more limited with ambulation or someone who fatigues very quickly may not find this playground particularly accessible. Otherwise it is a super fun and simple playground!

Such a hidden gem in the St. Louis public playgrounds. Plenty of parking, great walking trail, and…read morea massive playground. We were the only ones on the playground the entire time-about an hour. Meanwhile we were able to meet a bunch of nice dogs going on long walks. Oak Tree Park pavilion is available to rent through the Brentwood Park system. It's pretty cheap ($60 for non-residents, $40 for residents). There are four picnic benches under the shelter, where the bathrooms are also located.

The only reason I'm giving it 2 stars is because the girl was great with my 2 year old…read more We walked up to the kiosk (Deptford Mall location) and informed the worker that it was my son's 2nd birthday. I had never been to BAB for a birthday.. and apparently there's ONE birthday bear you can get for the price of your child's birthday ($2 for second birthday, $3 for third birthday, etc.) I had no idea. We stupidly assumed that when the girl said to us after we told her we were there for his birthday "oh great THESEEE are the ones you can choose from" *showing us a row of animals* that those were the birthday animals. I let my son pick out 2 because she said they were "buy one get one with the red sticker for $15." My son made the dogs he picked and we by-passed all of the ridiculous things they try to upsell you. We get to the checkout and the girl says it's $60. Now I have zero problem paying this amount IF we didn't make it clear that we were there for my son's birthday. She then said (in a super condescending tone) that we had to specially ASK for that certain bear and birthday special. Like how am I supposed to know that? She 100% knew what she was doing and upsold us because we didn't know what the "birthday special" meant. Super shady.

West county mall location. Very busy with parties and kids running everywhere! Plenty of bear…read morechoices, outfits and add on's. Sales were available today on select bears. Limited staff so long wait times on fluffing the bear, recording voice and checkout. Staff were friendly. I found my birthday bear yay! You can be an adult and still love building a bear . So much excitement, thrill and joy in the process. Great pricing and plenty of inventory. I love this place!!!!