I had heard about this place a few times and my husband and I finally got a chance to check it out…read more The space is divided into rooms of what the illusion is supposed to be. There are employees at certain stops to help with picture taking, which is great. We went in order, you can do it however you like. It makes you think and its fun! They run specials at certain times for admission and if youre a teacher and have an ID, you're free!

This is a smaller place than other museum but it is great for pictures. The kids had so much fun…read more The staff were so nice and helpful. We spent about 45 minutes here. The tunnel was cool, make me think I flipped all the way around.

City jump is your destination for entertainment. Whether it's family fun or adults looking for a…read morenice place to go, this place has you covered. From the 6 lanes of mini bowling, darts, pool tables to video games, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Staff and owner were nice and attentive. They just opened last month I believe. If you're in the Normandy area , check them out!

I was impressed with this new activity center on the north side. I went with two kids heading to…read morefirst grade and they could've stayed another hour. They both had a $20 arcade card and enjoyed playing the free games too (please keep those)! There is a climbing area for kids too which kept their interest for a good while. We ate; just kids meals but that was plenty for both kids. We will be back especially without kids to check out the specials for adults.

We love GoPlay! It is on the top of our list of indoor play options in STL. We have been to both…read morethe chesterfield and lake st. louis locations! Both do a good job of keeping the space looking in good shape and clean! I think this is a great indoor choice for a fun activity for ages 2-6! There is not a lot for ages older or younger than listed above (chesterfield does have a baby room) and it's more designed for tiny children (I have climbed through all of it many times and it's much easier for a tiny child )! The staff has shown great customer service to us for all of our visits as well. My son fell and got a small injury on one of our visits and the staff was urgent to help providing first aid care and lollipops to help with the tears!

Great indoor play place for the kids to burn energy. We've taken the kids here to play as well as…read moreattended birthday parties. They keep it clean, have a nice variety of food and free coffee. The playground is very cool with lots of things to do for various age ranges. It's nice that there's only one area the kids can get in and out of the play area so it's easy to keep track ok them. It can get a little expensive with a few kids, but as long as you're there for a while it's worth it!

This is a great interactive playground next to the visiting center in Forest Park. (This is no…read more"Turtle Playground". That photo opportunity is South of Forest Park & 64/40 on Oakland Ave just East of Tamm Ave) AstroTurf type surface on a shock absorbing padding covers the playground, but not the "Secret Garden" or ramps. There is a toddler area, area for "big kids" & a "secret garden" though some bushes. While overall well designed... I do not like the many entry/exits & blind spots. The best area to keep track of the big kids maybe on the top of the ramp outside the wall. With mix toddler & "big kid"... follow UnCool Dave rules & tell the "big kids" they must stay on or over the AstroTurf area.

This playground was rated as the top playground according to a blog, so of course we had to check…read moreit out. My kids loved running in the long pathways and climbing the rock wall. The shade is minimal so the kids do work up some heat - beware there is no water fountain so come prepared or go in to the visitor center, they have a small cafe where you can buy refreshments. There was parking right out front of the visitor center and the park was not not crowded on a Sunday afternoon. My kids still vote Shaw Park as their most favorite place to play.

I love this place! I had been looking for a place to take my granddaughter where she could do…read moresensory activities, art, etc. as a toddler under 2. This is a great space. It's welcoming and cozy, well organized, and has plenty to do. Adult seating is provided around the room. A well-stocked art area allows for messy creativity. A sensory area allows for play in tubs of rice with containers to fill and tools to scoop with. It also includes a play store, a table filled with learning toys for little hands, and a section with an assortment of building blocks and materials. I'm a fan! We'll be back. AND Espresso Yourself is right next door and will deliver your order to you.

What a cool place! Where else can you get so much of this under one roof? Movies! Video games!…read moreLaser tag! Food! We were there on a slow evening and had the run of the place. I Highly recommend "The Edge!"

Came for a movie and enjoyed it very much. Didn't order anything to eat, but their cocktails are…read morepretty good. Love the seating in the theater, and that you can order food and drink while watching a movie. The service we received was good.

The bathroom is clean and overall simple and effective. I would however give it one more star if it…read morehad some theming. Weather it's a train theme or fish theme.

I really enjoyed this family visit to the aquarium. It's cute and interactive and great for kids…read more The aquarium itself is levels and the first thing you do is walk onto their "train" which takes you on a journey through history/StL time and is one of those interactive sit and watch the screens while it simulates movement-type of rides and my two-year old was thrilled and fascinated. A little cheesy, but cute. Lots of big and well-lit, clean aquariums for my little girl to get up close and personal and look and learn. I loved the Doctor fish area where you can basically get a fish manicure - I've never done anything like that before and it was sooooo cool! The second floor is more interactive with the touching stations for jellyfish, feed and pet the stingrays and more. I loved the small toddler play area for my daughter and the interactive water station. They also have different pets and shows at different times all day long where you can learn about all sorts of things - while we were there it was a leopard gecko which was so cute! It's not very big - but, they make good use of the space they have and it's located in the beautiful Union Station area with dining and other things to do nearby with plenty of paid parking. There is the St Louis Farris Wheel, a soda fountain, and carousel as well as a train. You can buy a pass for the adventure ropes course up above and the selfie museum as a package to save some money. We didn't this time, but I do want to come back to the selfie museum in the future - it's only $10 per person and looks cute and fun.

Great activity for the entire family! Book online - opening day weekend thru Labor Day half off -…read more90 minute sessions (just enough to tucker out the kids)! They have shaded seats and tables for adults to chill while kids play. The bouncy structure itself has an obstacle course and tons of varying opportunities to lose your family Check it out if you are looking for a fun activity to do this Fall.

Got there end of the day at the time we were scheduled for and the line was hours longread more