I bought my granddaughter there. I paid with a credit card and at that time it asked for a…read moretip.....for what I had not even gotten in yet. The cabinets in the hospital and firehouse were empty, what was there was old and broken in the hospital, the cars were not charged. The kitchen area was a disaster...and we were the only ones there. The worker never left the desk for the 1.5 hours we were there. Thank goodness for the bounce house and climbing house. A great concept but needs a lot of cleaning up and restocking

Had my sons 4th birthday party here with his friends from school. It was hands down the easiest…read morebirthday party I've ever planned. They handle everything for you. We just showed up with the cake and partied!

An older Caucasian lady with glasses and a pony tail kicked me and my friends out from the back…read moregyms for no reason. HIGHLY unprofessional. We also got accused of sneaking people into the back gyms. We are 16, and despite the fact that people under 16 were in the back it doesn't mean that WE snuck them in. Rather than yelling at us, they should have sorted out the situation in a calm way. We have memberships to this place, and pay a lot of money just to get treated like this?? We tried to explain, but we were threatened to be kicked out if we didn't listen to them. Please fix this, and hire more reasonable people. There's no reason for that lady to risk a heart attack just because of the fact that some younger kids are in a gym. (Who are NOT associated with us)

Great place to take the kids big and small. I'd say infants to adults everyone has a blast!read more

This place Launch Family Entertainment was an absolute blast, and we'll definitely be back with the…read morekiddos! I'm in Texas for a little while visiting family, so we decided to load up the kids, along with my niece and nephew, and check out Launch Family Entertainment. We found a Groupon that included two admissions and two $10 arcade cards for a decent price, which was a great value for everything they have to offer. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with friendly smiles and a warm welcome. The excitement on the kids' faces was immediate! We only planned to stay about an hour so they could burn off some energy, and let's just say...mission accomplished. We didn't come for the food--we came for the fun--but they do have food available if you want to make a day of it. I can easily see why this would be a great place for birthday parties, team celebrations, or just a family outing. Honestly, there's something here for everyone. The atmosphere is energetic with a laid-back vibe. Between the colorful lights, arcade games, bowling lanes, gladiator-style battles, trampolines, basketball dunk zones, and so many other attractions, it's impossible to get bored. Our group ranged from 3 years old all the way to 17...and let's not forget the "big kids" somewhere between 38 and 44. Everyone had an amazing time! By the time we left, the kids were completely exhausted, which made this mama very happy. They slept like rocks that night! If you're ever in the area, I highly recommend bringing the whole family to Launch Family Entertainment. It's a great way to make memories, burn off some energy, and have fun together. Go check it out...and thank me later, as always!

We went on Black Friday, and fortunately there was not a huge crowd. Prices vary depending on how…read morelong you want to stay. My toddler had a blast!!! It was $15 for one hour, but he was tired and done before then. The far drive and price was so worth the fun adventure. First off, they do have a designated toddler time every Friday and Saturday between 9-11am for ages 5 and under. Our toddler couldn't make that time, but did just fine with the older kids around. Joey Time, the toddler area, had an indoor playground with slides, grocery/ice cream area, and an airplane to steer/sit inside. My son couldn't resist the trampoline area! He had a good ol' time bouncing around from trampoline to trampoline . The restrooms were kept clean. Make sure the kiddos wear the grip socks. This place obviously has something fun for all ages from arcade games to climbing structures. We shall be back in the future!

One of the best Splash Parks in the area! It operates from May 1 to September 30 from 9 am to 8 pm…read more There is a water channel so bring your floating toys, sprays coming out of the ground, and two slides. There are only two benches underneath the shaded tarp so bring lawn chairs to sit under the large tree. The splash pad is small enough to keep an eye on your kids. Note that I like this park because it offers a variety of fun unlike other parks where it's just a few water sprays. Don't expect too much and you won't be disappointed. If the kids are tired of the water, they can walk to the turfed pirate themed playground or volleyball court for sand play.

This is a nice splash pad with smaller areas for little kids. However the small or toddler areas…read moreare close to the area for big kids. The area was very messy. It seems like a popular place for birthday parties which has resulted in a lot of debris.

It's a nice park with a splash pad and playground. The splash park water doesn't turn on until 10…read moream so we played on the playground to pass the time. The playground was slightly covered which provided sufficient protection from the sun in the midst of the Texas summer. There are a few tables and benches with umbrellas at the splash park so exhausted caretakers can sit. Overall, it's suitable for preschool and elementary kids.

This place is great! Lots of shaded seating! An adjacent playground that also has shaded coverage…read moreand the splash pad is HUGE! My son and I had a blast!

So much fun! But I do wish they had a designated area for toddlers. It can get very digested at…read moretimes and I feel an expansion would make sense for how many members attend.

Fun, FREE indoor play area located inside of Gateway Church Southlake campus. It's geared toward a…read moreyounger crowd (2-4yrs) but a 6-7 year old may still find it fun for a short bit. (PRO TIP: for the 4-10 age range, check out The Tubes at Irving Bible Church). It looked and smelled clean and had comfortable bench seating on the outside for parents. The hours are a bit tricky - I saw a variety of hours posted online and when I tried to call and confirm no one answered. My impression is that they are open at least the same hours as the cafe, which according to their website is Tu/We 9am-2pm, but they may be open other times as well. I was there on a Thursday morning and it was open. If I ever find a concrete answer I'll come back here and update my review. UPDATE: Hours are: Saturday 9a-8p Sunday ?-3:00pm Monday & Friday CLOSED Tues-Thurs 9a-9p

This is my least favorite of the free indoor playgrounds around. Now let's be real, I'm in no…read moreposition to be picky. Two months ago I was living 1500 miles away where "free indoor playground" was a string of words so delicious, so fantasmic, that my heart skipped a beat the first time I heard them uttered. But with five rambunctious kids and some rain, I've spent a good amount of time exploring the indoor playground scene here in the dfw. One's bound to make comparisons. Beyond the simple fact that it's free, the pros to this play area are: 1. Good hours (open every day, I think!) 2. Small area for babies 3. Large structure for older kids 4. Glassed in play structure 5. Cafe with inexpensive drinks 6. Plenty of seating 7. Free WiFi Not all the church indoor playgrounds are open everyday or for as long as Wesley Playground, but most do hit the other points on the list. The primary reason this is my least favorite indoor playground is the OVERWHELMING smell of potpourri in the play area. The whole church smells like an air wick, but I think they must pump it in on high through the heater vents in the play area and bathrooms. It's nauseating. Frankly, between the smell, the hard plastic chairs and cafeteria tables, the place screams "retirement home". I wasn't surprised to see a few wheelchairs in the corner by the front entrance. I'm still immensely grateful that the church has created a space like this and offered free access to the public, but unless they take that smell down a notch I don't think we will be back.

I met some friends here to let our kids play. It's free, air conditioned, and a decent size…read more There's a little cafe just outside the play area that sells relatively inexpensive snacks and drinks. The only thing I don't love is that they're pretty strict on their no food/drink policy, which includes water, so kids are constantly in and out to grab a drink of water.

Great place to workout at a great price. Classes and child care too. Many activities always going…read moreon for all ages in the area too. Friendly staff, can rent their rooms as well. We have a family membership and my wife enjoys she can drop off the kids while she works out too during the day. Limited equipment like only one of most machines but usually not crowded enough to not be able to rotate back to what you want to use.

Need more actual workout equipment and not just treadmills and the employees need to tell people…read morethat the squat rack is for squats and not arm exercises that would be a start especially for 45 when it's minutes