How could anyone not love this place? Yes, Carl's Damaged Pet Warehouse is the actual name and no,…read morethis is not an outlet store where the pets have minor cosmetic imperfections and are 40% off. It's actually a little animal rescue tucked into the backyard of a private property, where you can visit rescued Highland cows, pigs, goats, donkeys, tortoises, ducks, sheep and assorted other members of the Island of Misfit Pets. It's completely free to visit. You stay outside the fence for safety, but you can still pet and feed the animals (and it's okay to get emotionally attached to them!) Sometimes Carl leaves food outside for visitors to hand out to the "damaged pets" or you can bring your own approved snacks like apples, zucchini, carrots and cucumber. Basically a very wholesome BYOS situation. I posted a photo of the full approved-food list so you too can trick some furballs into becoming your new best friends. You can also leave a monetary donation to help with the cost of caring for the animals. You can visit at any time, but remember this IS someone's private property, so obviously be respectful of the home and neighbors.

Finally decided to stop by and feed these cute animals! It was pretty busy when I stopped yesterday…read moreafternoon and many people were there also feeding them. I saw two turkeys, a rooster, ducks, goats, donkeys, a piggy, and a bull. *Free, just follow the posted rules

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.

Really spacious and tons more activities for kids compared to a lot of other indoor play areas that…read moreallow babies all the way up to older kids. I was shocked how well this place is run because it seems like it could be a madhouse especially on the weekends, however, I think because of how they have the play areas spaced out, there's not too much traffic running from one spot to the next. I didn't see many kiddo casualties while we enjoyed a good two-hour session here for my son, his little friend and my daughter (who's barely a toddler). The ball pit area where older kids can play had this virtual gaming screen that was quite captivating for my son. He really liked playing there. My daughter on the other hand had a blast bouncing around in the basketball court area as well as the big Lego block building spot for babies. The food area seemed quaint here. Parents were in line grabbing snacks and drinks quite a bit while we were there. I'd definitely return with my kids in the near future. *Note: they do require you to purchase their branded sticky socks

Super fun place for little kids. I took kids 18 months to 10 years old here and they had a great…read moretime. Very clean and very nice staff. Super fun place to come get some energy out and play for the kids.

My son love having his bday hosted here! We were able to get…read morethe larger room in the back which was perfect for our big group! We had 20kids and then at least 10 adults. They set up out decorations for us and had it all ready by the time we arrived. We brought our pizza and drinks they did have a fridge available to use in the room. Service was on it with helping serve every thing and make sure we had all the kids back for food and cake. The little gift bags they made for the kids were perfect, us parents really appreciate the nine candy bags or messy goop sometimes we get in party bags! We look forward to returning in the future!

This was such a nice experience as a first timer to these play centers! We were invited out here…read morefor a play-date with our friends. I am not sure what I was expecting, but it was so nice. Our group was warmly greeted by the owner, and her kids. You will remove your shoes in the front, and enter to the play area. It is a BIG open space with various toys and climbers. There was also a mini-trampoline, bounce house, and costumes. Our little ones had a fantastic time and it really tired them out. The owners are so nice, and she was really delightful to speak with. Great place to visit and they have events on their website especially for Moms! Worth checking out!

Kitten's Korner is a MUST visit, and has exceeded my expectations in many ways. It is a very open…read moreand spacious CLEAN play center. There is an art section, a bounce house, and even a separate room designated as the "zen" room for relaxation, quiet, and sleeping babies. There is a great mix of climbing, slides, and imaginative play areas. Kitten's Korner offers different types of classes such as art, music and story time. Kristen radiates positivity and always keeps things positive. She is a true ray of sunshine. The staff is attentive and kind and I love that parents can relax a bit while keeping an eye on their kids. Perfect for any day. There is even a coffee station for the parents! My daughter asks to go ALL the time. I want to go to "Kristen's korner" she calls it. Ha! Definitely try it out, you won't regret it!

Awesome indoor play for young kiddos! Remove shoes and keep on socks. The lobby area gated from…read moreplay area. Parents can go into play area. Some Seating for parents too! Lots of cute play such as kitchen, diner, construction, cars, trucks, climbers, ball pits, and the other room as a space just for small babies and toddlers. The back room also has another ball pit, ride on toys, vanity, and dr play toys. Kept my 4 yr old busy for 2 hrs, could have definitely stayed longer! Bathroom in the back room too. While there, the staff cleaned and sanitized the toys every 15 mins, that is amazing and a non toxic cleaner too!! Very clean and organized. The staff organized the toys while cleaning and in between too.

My daughters love this place! The owner and staff are super friendly and it's always nice and…read moreclean. We've taken our kids here a couple times and decided to throw our daughter's birthday party here. They decorated the place perfectly and were amazing hosts. We will continue to come back and possibly have parties here in the future.

Brought my little for a play date with my bestie, we have her 1yr old and my 1.5yr old…read more We came at 10in the morning right after open. There were a few other families in. The cost was 12$e I believe that was for a couple hours.. idk wasn't really paying attention but that's all the littles could handle before their little tummies were hungry and ready for a nap. We stayed in the little kido play area that's fenced off for the little littles. They had plenty to do in there and plenty fun! I don't think they even realized there was more to the play park.. lol. I usually brings my 3&6 year old and they love running all around the jungle gym. My little couldn't get enough of the slides and once he figured out the little stair area he didn't want to stop he did that maybe 7x in a row to walk the little plank atea to the little slides and he loved it. He was pooped after passed right out in the car. Needless to stay it was a hit. Bathrooms are available atea was picked up, I noticed a kid eating in the gym area and spilled chips every where the mom wasn't paying attention so then other littles were trying to eat the food off the ground so I just picked it up and threw it away. Does seem like we always get sick after so make sure you're sanitizing and washing hands.. it's almost inevitable with little babies but hey at least they had fun...

My kiddos are 4 and 18 months and so while my 4 year old loves every area of Uptown Jungle, we…read morespent a good amount of time in the 5 and under area this visit because our 18 month old was with us. I love that the 18 month old area is fenced in with a pool gate type of gate to enter making it difficult for 5 and under to get out on their own. Uptown Jungle has one of the best 5 and under area when it comes to the fencing and options for playing. This was our first time ordering a pizza and for $12 when you want to dine in to make it easier on the kids, it's fine. However, it doesn't compare to places nearby like Barros that you could go eat at afterwards, but again it's good enough for the convenience factor. Uptown jungle has a membership that comes with some perks like 10% off socks and foods as well as unlimited play for the month without restricted days. It also includes a parent to be able to jump. If you buy the annual pass it's about $18 a month which makes it worth it if you plan to go at least twice a month. If not, the Groupons for Uptown Jungle are better if you don't plan to go at least twice. Uptown jungle has toddler time in the morning from 9-12pm during the week for $12 and additional siblings are $6 and parents are free. During this time they have a little craft and some games. There are several options for things to do if your kiddo doesn't need to be with the littles. Big trampoline area, 4 different kind of slides, rock climbing are, etc. My 4 year old daughter has been able to make it 5-6 hours without getting bored or wanting to go home. Heck, she may have been able to stay longer if us parents wanted to stay long get. Another plus with uptown jungle is they are not picky on the grip socks like some places that absolutely require that establishments socks. Uptown jungle will allow you to wear socks from other jump type places. The only restriction I've found is when wanting to do the rock climbing wall, they did require my kiddo to have their socks.

Beautiful park. Very clean and captivating. The pond was filled with ducks when I was there, which…read morewas nice to see. The playgrounds are a nice size and the kids I was with enjoyed themselves. It was my first time there, but I'm sure I'll be back again to enjoy the path and scenery.

Great park, sad because there slides are closed right now. The train, wave rider and merry go round…read moreare awesome!

The arena is decent and the obstacles are well constructed. It's often very hot and stuffy in…read morethere, so pack water and electrolyte solution = 3 stars The rental gear is pretty worn and the rifles often jam or don't fire, resulting in multiple swap-outs. Can't complain too much since it's only $15 to add a rental package online ($18 in-person, which is annoying). How about raise it to $20 flat and get some new gear that works reliably = 2 stars The Pro Shop has a good selection of guns and accessories at fair prices compared to online Airsoft retailers. The knowledge of the salespeople however, isn't as good. I get better answers from AI on my phone while standing at the counter. The online reservation system is AWFUL!!! The website is difficult to navigate unless you read by picture. Looks more like multiple flyers glued to a screen that have hidden links in some, but not others. When you select a date, time, and location you end up with the right date and location, but varying times. I booked for 2 people for the 12pm - 4pm session and ended up with one at 12pm and the other @ 4:30pm. = 1 star The staff is friendly and generally helpful in getting issues worked out. That definitely helps, but with all of the online reservation stuff that has to be un-FUBARed, it takes away from the experience and play time. I'm not a web designer, but with most people using technology to purchase goods, services, and experiences, you'd think they'd do some market research to gather feedback on how to build a user-friendly website. We haven't tried any of the other Airsoft locations in Phoenix, but after our three (3) past experiences, I'm ready to move on from VIP Airsoft. It kinda sucks, because this place is close to our house and easy to get to.

Grandson has the best time! He attends weekly! The staff is always so helpful! Great place for…read morebirthdays etc...

Nice enough park with lots of open grassy space. But not ideal for those who want to fly a kite…read moresince there are quite a few bigger trees. The play area is great for kids from 3-10 years old and the wood chips instead of sand on the ground is a huge bonus. There is also a couple of tables and benches under a gazebo with a small grill. The down side is there is no restroom and the only drinking fountain wasn't working properly. Go play!

After researching Urban Air, we decided to go all in and purchase memberships for our family. Three…read moreUnlimited memberships and about $730 later, we were excited to see if the experience would live up to everything it promised. The Good There is a lot to like about Urban Air. The variety of attractions is impressive and gives kids plenty of ways to stay entertained. Between the go-karts, free-fall ride, rock climbing walls, laser tag, elevated obstacle course, and trampolines, there is no shortage of things to do. The go-karts were one of the biggest hits of the day. Our kids absolutely loved them and would have happily ridden them over and over. They were easily one of the standout attractions and one of the main reasons we felt good about purchasing the memberships. Laser tag was another highlight. The arena is surprisingly large, and the equipment feels like what you'd expect from a dedicated laser tag facility rather than a side attraction at a trampoline park. It was probably my personal favorite attraction. Most importantly, our kids had a blast. They left excited and already asking when they could come back, which is ultimately what matters most. The Bad The biggest surprise came when we learned that some attractions included with the "Unlimited" membership are not actually unlimited. We discovered this when an employee marked our kids' wristbands to track how many times they had ridden the go-karts. Since the go-karts were one of their favorite attractions, it was disappointing to learn there was a limit on something they enjoyed so much. What made this more frustrating was that when reviewing membership options, the pass advertises "Full Attraction Access Included." Based on that wording, I naturally assumed that meant unlimited access to all attractions during a visit. Instead, it appears the "Unlimited" portion refers more to unlimited visits throughout the month rather than unlimited use of every attraction once you're inside. To be fair, there may be details somewhere outlining these restrictions, but during signup and while reviewing the membership information, we couldn't find anything clearly explaining which attractions have limits or how many uses are included. Greater transparency upfront would go a long way toward setting proper expectations. Fortunately, our kids didn't seem bothered by the limits, but it was still an unexpected surprise. The Ugly My biggest concerns involved safety oversight and supervision. The employees we interacted with were friendly and polite, but many appeared quite young, and there were multiple occasions where staff seemed more focused on socializing than actively monitoring attractions. This was particularly noticeable in the rock climbing area, where children were climbing 20+ feet into the air while attached to retractable harness systems. The equipment itself appeared safe, but active supervision is just as important. Another concern involved the free-fall ride. During our visit, the ride was out of service, but the exit gate was not properly secured. Because of this, children were able to enter the attraction area through the exit and begin accessing the ride before an employee noticed and redirected them. Thankfully the ride was not operating at the time, but it took a moment for staff to recognize what was happening. While no one was hurt and the situation was corrected, it reinforced some of the attentiveness concerns we observed throughout the visit. For a facility designed primarily for children and featuring several higher-risk attractions, supervision and securing access points should be top priorities. Overall Despite the concerns, we still had a positive first experience. The attractions themselves are genuinely fun, the facility offers a lot for active kids, and our children had an amazing time. Because we've already invested in the memberships, we'll absolutely continue visiting and will be interested to see how future experiences compare. It's possible that visiting on a Tuesday evening during the summer contributed to some of the staffing and supervision issues, especially since the park wasn't particularly busy. If I could give half stars, this would probably land around 3.5 to 4 stars for me. The attractions, especially the go-karts and laser tag, are excellent and delivered exactly what we hoped for. However, the lack of clarity around "Unlimited" membership benefits and the safety oversight concerns keep it from earning a full five stars. Urban Air has the potential to be a fantastic family value, but clearer communication and stronger attention to supervision would make the experience feel more aligned with the premium price of admission.

1-Star Review -- Extremely Disappointed with Urban Air…read more I would strongly caution anyone considering an Urban Air membership to think twice before signing up and make sure you fully understand what you are getting into. My experience with Urban Air has been extremely frustrating. I have made three separate purchases with Urban Air, and I am including a picture showing those purchases as proof. Yet, despite having documentation of my transactions, Urban Air continues to tell me that they cannot find my membership. Here is the most frustrating part: myself and my children have actually been denied access to the venue, while Urban Air continues to charge me every month for this membership. So let me understand this correctly: You can continue taking my money every month, but you supposedly cannot locate the membership that I'm paying for--and meanwhile, my children and I are being denied access to the facility? That is completely unacceptable. The membership cancellation process is also extremely frustrating. It feels like the membership is designed to be easy to sign up for but extremely difficult to cancel or get resolved when there is a problem. There also appears to be no effective corporate office willing to step in and help customers. When I contacted the home office, I found the representatives to be extremely rude, dismissive, and unwilling to take responsibility for resolving the issue. Once you have signed up, it feels like the company simply doesn't care. I also want to specifically address Cordel at the Gilbert location. More than a month ago, Cordel personally promised me that he would help resolve my membership issue. I have made multiple attempts to reach him by phone and email since then, and he has yet to return my calls or emails. That lack of follow-through speaks volumes about the customer service I have received. I now have three documented purchases, ongoing monthly charges, no usable membership, and my children and I have been denied access to the venue, yet I still cannot get someone to take responsibility and resolve this. A membership should provide value and convenience--not leave customers feeling like they are being charged for something they cannot use while being given the runaround when they ask for help. Urban Air needs to do better. I would not recommend signing up for an Urban Air membership based on my experience. Be very careful before giving them your payment information, and make sure you understand exactly how the membership works and how cancellation is handled. I am posting the picture of my three purchases because I want other customers to see that I have documentation of my transactions, despite Urban Air continuing to claim they cannot locate my membership.