We had an amazing time at the Seymour location. They hosted my 6 year old's slime birthday party…read moreand I could not be more thrilled and appreciative. The place was clean, organized, fun for the kiddos and my hosts (led by Felix) were awesome! We are definitely coming back for a few kids play dates soon. I highly recommend this as an alternative to those germ magnet bounce spots.

Milford Location- Have tried to go twice for their walk in hours to be turned away because they're…read moreeither not open or are doing a class. Frustrating to then have to drive 20 mins to Shelton. Post the correct hours.

What an amazing little workshop for kids. We loved this place. It's right by the beach and super…read moreadorable. I took my kids here for the stuff a bunny event and they absolutely loved it.

This is a one stop shop if you want to host a stellar party! Face-painting, ceramic painting, wood…read morestaining/painting, canvas art paintings, creating stuffed animals and air brush tattoos (to name a few, I'm sure they do more). The venue itself has arcade games, foosball tables, and even a back room with a disco ball and strobe lights for dancing and birthday parties. I was there during a few kids birthday parties and had the best time - and so did the kids! I can't wait to have my own grown-up paint night party there soon. Couldn't recommend it more!

IT is fun the first time you go. The second third and fourth you become kind of bored. They should…read moreoffer 30 or 45 minute deals maybe change up your ropes design if you get stuck behind a slow group it is not fun.

The ropes course has changed considerably since they first opened. The section for young children…read morewas expanded. Children under 10 years of age appeared to be having a blast. The course for the older group seems to have been remodeled and reduced by 2/3. They have also closed the pizza bar and the ice cream area. The large area was both clean and organized. Fortunately the musical waterfall light show is still both relaxing and enjoyable!

Not going to lie - I was with a friend dropping off some equipment and was a little put off by the…read moreattitude of the "owner" when there was a discrepancy. The renter was supposed to get a piece of equipment that was not included and when it was pointed out on the return, they weren't very accommodating. They did a little research and admitted it was their error (the person picking up the equipment did not know to check, so it was a mistake from the beginning) but just felt the owner/manager could've been less curt with his replies. Reached out and found another place that was recommended and gave my friend their information for next time.

Don was very responsive and immediately helpful in getting lighting together for our family event…read moreon short notice. The equipment was in excellent shape and really fun to use! Don was patient, flexible, and accommodating with unexpected event logistics. Also the storefront is such a cool spot! Highly recommend for large or small events!

This place has turned into my place for drum equipment. A heads-up to Eric, and the rest of the…read moreguys I deal with in the drum area. I'm not the most personalble guy and can come-off as a slight bit antisocial (Just sit me behind a set and I let the drums do the talking, for me!) and the guys handling the drum section know how to interact with people that are even as recluse as me, and that shows an excellence in customer service! Guitar Center, in Southington, should be ashamed, and should take some notes on work ethic from these men.

So I just heard that the 100 year-old Sam Ash chain of stores is closing - and that is what has…read moreprompted this review, I apologize in advance for its length: For over 26 years, my company did business with Sam Ash. Back in the 90's I would walk into the Woodbridge, CT store and be properly and professionally greeted, guided to the salesperson that would help with my purchase and get great advice, information and service from a knowledgeable staff member and most of the time, fellow musician. Who could ask for more? Fast forward to the 2020's and the retail giant is totally unrecognizable - so hearing the news this morning that the chain was closing didn't exactly come as a shock, as I predicted this years ago. The tell-tale signs were everywhere and honestly, I'm surprised it took this long. It doesn't however make this news any less heartbreaking. I say heartbreaking because anytime a brick and mortar establishment closes, every American should stop and tremble. This is the end of another era. Out of tradition or some sort of misplaced loyalty, I've always stopped into Sam Ash to give them yet "Another Chance" to redeem themselves and every time, I left the store empty-handed, disappointed and kicking myself for wasting my time there - again. No greeting at the door. No smiling faces. No staff to help. No knowledgeable staff on hand. So, I stood there and waited and waited. When someone finally decided to acknowledge me, they were useless. Then to add insult to injury, as time went on, they rarely stocked anything I needed. So I just stopped considering them as a supplier. Most of the time, I was there for high-end sound reinforcement for live performances - Large power amps, speakers, sonic maximizers, cabling, wireless mics, mixers, etc. My last visit there about ten years ago. I was shopping for a full-size keyboard to incorporate into my studio. I had specific questions as I'm a guitar player, not a keyboard player, and I got stuck with a salesperson who knew less about keys than I did. So how many time times do professional musicians, engineers, producers and sound people let this scenario play out before we let Jeff Bezos take care of us? And here we are. Towns across America are full of little corner music shops that sell low end everything for the grade school student and beginning musician and that's as it should be, but professionals go to stores like Sam Ash for the performance grade stuff. And when you're dumping two thousand to 12 thousand on a Les Paul or Strat or maybe 5K on a vintage Vibrolux, you want your sales staff to know their stuff. You EXPECT to be treated a certain way. You want to be able to touch, feel, see, hear and play that dream guitar you've been waiting a lifetime to buy. You want to smell that cedar top on that new Classical guitar. Kinda hard to do with an on-line purchase. Imagine buying a new car without the test drive! And THAT is what makes this a sad day in America. It's another sign of the times. Another example of how we've fallen as a Capitalist society. Some people celebrate that I guess. I don't. I'm sad to hear this news. I'm going to miss Sam Ash despite my feelings. I'm going to miss the experience of buying in person. No one wants to see a business fail. This is a part of history we're losing. Someone worked hard to build that business. It was someone's dream. And Sam Ash won't be the last. Guitar Centers is suffering from the exact same issues and collapse of the business model and I say they're next - but will they turn it around? Will their board of directors send out district and regional managers or "secret shoppers" and start fixing the issues before Jeff Bezos takes their dollars too? Will they read reviews like this one and get off their collective asses to turn the Titanic around? Probably not, when you can't find anyone today who really knows what hard work is - how do you fix it? Who's training their staff? There comes a point when the damage is done and it's not salvageable. Goodbye Sam Ash. I take no pleasure in writing this. I'm disgusted. I'm disappointed. I'm sad. I just hope that those in control at the top levels of management of these chain stores, read their reviews and pay attention - take them to heart and make the effort to improve your businesses. I know I'm not the only one who feels this way, it's just that most people won't take the time to write something like this - but I feel better for having said it. Maybe by some miracle, someone will come in and scoop Sam Ash up and right the ship at the last hour. I can dream, can't I? Ron L, Southington , CT

The physical place is closed, and only offers bounce house rentals. It's advertised everywhere as…read morebeing open, even on Yelp. We drove to the location, and it looked run down and abandoned. Their website states they only do rentals. It would of been nice if every search engine knew this.

Came on a weekday morning with my 2.5 year old. Was $5.50 for all day which is a steal, honestly…read more She's a cautious child but got into the climbing and slides after a few turns. Definitely a great place to burn off excess winter energy, but i could absolutely see it being a mad house on weekends or during school vacations. May be hard for kids to have to wait their turn, or have bigger kids trample over the Little's. Unfortunately when it's mostly just parent-policing issues will arise. But for a quiet morning with mostly just toddlers there it was perfect for us!

We brought my daughter there for her second birthday. We heard it opened so we wanted to stop in…read more It was a really great unique place. The sand was so smooth. We found out it was from the Bahamas. They also list on their website that they add a natural antimicrobial to the sand and clean all the toys. There were seating areas for adults somewhere at the edge of the sandbox so that you can takeoff your shoes and put your toes in the sand. They also had a higher up counter that had chargers for you to watch over the sandbox. They do birthday parties as well in a birthday party room. We'll definitely go back.

Not only was she on time for setup she was beyond professional. Everyone loved the ring camera and…read morethe props as well! I am definitely looking forward to renting again in the future.