Since our first visit, we have been here multiple times in past few months, taking full advantage…read moreof our annual pass. My daughter spends about 1-1.5 hours here. She loves getting the free playdohs from the vending machines, make shapes and watch them animate in giant screen. The foam pool is also a popular area. There's also the PJ mask theme activities. Gradually this place is getting more popular and crowded. But it also becoming repetitive for us. Maybe the management can introduce some rotating activities to keep it interesting for the kids. The staff do a nice job of keeping the place organized and clean. They are very friendly as well. Love having the option to have this activity spot as an option when most things are closed on Sundays.

This was a fun space for the family! I must say if your child is under 2 there is some challenges…read morethey will experience due to their height but in general it's a fun space & price is reasonable.

This place is amazing. It's fun for the kids with so many sensory experiences to explore. The…read morebirthday parties are very well done with each kid having the party room decorated with the theme of their choice. I found the place to be clean and noticed the staff immediately clean the equipment when they notice something dirty as they walk around the gym straightening up. The children all seem to really be enjoying themselves and even the parents seem to engage with each other. Overall it is a really amazing place.

So impressed with this place. It's an indoor play gym with gross motor imaginative play fine motor…read moreand social opportunities. It was clean and not crowded like other indoor play places nearby. I thought it was well priced as well. I always thought that only children who have special needs could go because of the name, but it is for everyone. Inclusive and amazing setting. Can't wait to go back!

The ticket times do not really matter, the additional "any time" add on will guarantee you entrance…read moreany time but staff advised that it is not necessary and a waste of money unless they ARE busy. Something that is very misleading on the website. Getting the tickets at the lowest cost possible is advised. It is quite the experience and fun, but not worth full price. Definitely watch groups of children as they swarm certain exhibits and muddle the ambiance. A lot of great photo opportunities. A cute and unique experience. I would recommend.

I had a great time in Bubble Planet with my toddler daughter. It was our first time in this museum…read moreof bubbles! Everything was about bubbles! I love their exhibits a lot. Most of them were very fun and not boring or bland as I thought they would be. My favorite was the Bubble Ocean where my daughter and I got to walk and throw big balloons everywhere. It was all balloons everywhere and luckily none of them pop at all when I went through them. I also could breathe with all the balloons all over me. I also love the bubble bath where we got to be in a ball pit. It was so big with floats of a human head and feet sticking out of the balls. It was pretty creepy to have the human head and feet stick out. The bubble bath was a lot of fun though and was kind of tough to walk across the other end because of the depth and many balls inside the pool. I did not have socks for the bubble bath and they were mandatory. So luckily they sold socks for $3 and I got a pair. There were many shelves for shoes and benches to relax if you don't want to inside the bubble bath. The last exhibit was the VR where you needed to pay extra. The exhibit looked really cool with all the hanging globe chairs to sit in while you enjoy the VR. I didn't pay for this exhibit so my daughter and I had to leave. We had a ticket for the souvenir bundle, which consists of a magnet, a rubber duck, and a Dino slap bracelet. I thought this bundle was alright in my opinion. It was not really worth it for around $17 even though the duck was pretty big in size and yellow. There were pictures to buy but I didn't buy them.

Our Back Yard Play Place is more like a 3.5 than a 4 but I don't think worthy of a solid three…read morestars. This place is pretty big. Being on top of the bowling alley, this give kids and family extra time together (or separate if the kids go play by themselves while the parents bowl, which seems to be the case here). There are a great deal of inflatable bounce houses and one giant obstacle course, a ropes tower with a slide, rock wall, some arcade games, and a few birthday party rooms. For two kids to play for 1 1/2 hours was $24 total. Seemed like a pretty good deal considering there's no other place quite like this and it keeps the kids active and happy. It is dingy and there are quite a few broken arcade games that they just decide that they're never going to fix (I've been here a few times). You pay 25-50 cents per game or a dollar to play air hockey, basketball, or a motorcycle game. There are no tickets so you're really only playing to have fun, not win prizes. There is a coin machine (it's slow) to give you quarters for the games. During my most recent visit, the basketball machine broke on us so that was interesting. Other than the rinky dink "arcade" (which is kind of just scattered around the bounce houses), this is a fun place with plenty of room for the kids to run around.

I'm always in search of newer and better indoor playground. Royal Magic Castle has got to rank in…read morethe current top 2 or 3. Huge modern play area, sand room, laser tag and arcade room including claw machines. The admission price is a bit pricey compared to others, open play costs $42.99 + tax for kids 3 feet and taller and 1 adult. Additional adults cost $18.99 each. It does include unlimited time as others are usually 2 hours max and it includes laser tag. Place is very large, has drinks and a small gift shop (toys, gifts etc). Place is modern and clean for now... until the next new indoor playground ground opens up.

This place made planning my son's birthday such an ease. We got their highest package, which gave…read moreus 3 hours in the large room, which they decorated according to the theme we picked. The decor was amazing! It matched what we saw in their website and Instagram. It also came with pizza and juice for the kids and unlimited play. I was allowed to bring additional food and other snacks and they were kind enough to help me set up and plate the food. One tip would be to confirm the arrival of the pizza time. Our was suppose to arrive at 1230 (party started at 12) and it didn't arrive until 130 because of the rain. The pizza is ordered from a pizza shop so it had to be delivered. They were super nice and apologetic about it. The play area is huge and something for everyone. Although it might be hard to track your kid. It also felt cleaner than other indoor playgrounds that we've been too. We would definitely be back!

Took 7,8 and 11 year old granddaughters for some active rainy day fun. It was lively, loud, and…read morecrowded with happy children, parents, and staff ("coaches"). The kids had a great time, trying new things, and, even though some did not work out, I think they were proud of themselves for trying. HOWEVER, except for 2 ball pits, this place is WAY TOO STIMULATING for a 2 year old. Stick with 5 to 12!

Been for a few kids bdays. Clean, organized, safe and well run. Only 2 rooms so it's easy to locate…read moreyour kids if they go missing for a moment. Xtreme Energy - in!

This place is great! Our first time here, my grandkids loved it. We had amazing encounters with all…read moreemployees accept for ONE. The Hispanic male at the food court was rude, but we didn't let it stop us from having a blast. The guys and girls who monitor the kids were incredible, interacting and playing with, every group of kids. Worth the money 100% I would absolutely recommend!

I saw Thrillz Atlanta advertised on social media and was genuinely excited to bring my son there…read morefor his birthday with some of our family and friends. Unfortunately, after our experience, I feel like there are several operational and safety issues that need to be addressed. About a week before our visit, I started seeing posts on social media showing extremely long lines. I initially considered booking a birthday party, but since I didn't have 10 kids, I felt like paying for a full party package would be a waste of money. Instead, a few days before our visit, I went online and made a prepaid reservation for 12:00 p.m, including spectator passes. We arrived around 11:40 a.m., which was 20 minutes before our reservation. Despite having a reservation, we did not make it to the check-in counter until approximately 12:35 p.m. What really bothered me was that when we finally checked in, our time was started based on our original 12:00 reservation time. We had paid for 120 minutes, yet through no fault of our own, we had already lost a significant portion of that time standing in their check-in line. I felt cheated out of something I had already paid for. I do want to make it clear that the employee who checked us in was nice, efficient, and patient with everyone. I had absolutely no complaint about her. In fact, throughout our visit, most of the employees we encountered were pleasant. My issue is with the overall operation, organization, and setup of the facility. The parking situation was the first indication of the problems. The parking lot does not appear large enough to accommodate the number of people this facility attracts, especially when other functions are taking place in the area. It was extremely congested just trying to get into the parking lot. The reservation system also did not make sense to me. According to the website, a reservation was required, yet when we arrived there were two lines--one for reservations and another for walk-ins. Even the reservation line was extremely long. If customers have prepaid reservations for specific times, there should be a more efficient process to get those customers checked in so they are not losing time they have already paid for. The stickers were another issue. The stickers placed on us came off extremely easily. I repeatedly had to pick them up from the floor and make sure the children still had theirs on. I repeatedly had to pick them up from the floor and make sure the children still had theirs on. The raffle-style tickets being used for laser tag also need to be reconsidered. Those tickets are flimsy, easy to lose, and are the same type of tickets that can easily be purchased online. How are children expected to keep up with a small paper ticket while they are jumping, playing, going down slides, and getting on rides? We were also given cards that were supposed to be stamped for each ride. However, the facility was so busy and the staff appeared so overwhelmed that our cards were not stamped most of the time. If the card is being used to control or track ride access, there needs to be a better system and enough employees to consistently enforce it. One situation in particular really bothered me. I was standing in line with the children in my group waiting for a ride when a staff member brought two people to the front and allowed them to go ahead of everyone who had been waiting. One of the children with me was even asked to get off because the seat was needed for someone else on the Grave Digger ride. When I asked what was going on, I was told they had paid for a party and had "paid a lot of money." I responded that I had spent a lot of money too. My group consisted of 8 adults, 7 children, and 2 babies under the age of 2, and by that point I had spent well over $1,000 on this birthday outing. I ultimately had my group get off the ride because I wanted them to be able to ride together. That made the situation even more disorganized because the employee then had to get my people back off, allow several other people in line to ride, and then put my group back on so they could ride together. It held everything up unnecessarily. he food and dining area were another issue. The food line seemed to be going in every direction, and there was no organized waiting area. After ordering, it took approximately 25 minutes to receive our food. At one point, the register system went down, so employees had to begin emailing receipts. People were everywhere in the dining area, and the entire setup felt chaotic and overcrowded.

The kids had a blast and the party host was very helpful and attentive. They were always checking…read moreto make sure we had everything we needed.

Overall, Kids Empire was a good experience, and my kids had a lot of fun. They especially enjoyed…read morethe climbing structures, slides, and plenty of opportunities to run around and play. Some activities require an additional fee, but the prices were reasonable and didn't feel excessive. One thing to keep in mind: everyone entering the play area must wear socks, including parents. If you forget to bring a pair like I did, be prepared to purchase socks at the register. Other than that, it's a great place for kids to burn off energy and have fun. I'd definitely consider visiting again.

This is the perfect place for children and babies age 4 and younger. The owner of this place really…read morehas an eye for detail that is rare for an indoor playspace. First off she provides bibs hanging in the eating area to use as we all know kids get food everywhere on them at this age. The bathroom has several sizes of attached seat covers so newly trained kids can easily use the toilet, a changing table- and most of all, free diapers organized and labeled by different sizes! This is unheard of but such a lifesaver. Now for the playspace itself. It's new, clean, well laid out with lots of options including a book room, painting and drawing table, slide with climber, dolls, play kitchen and various other small movement items. The painting area is also very well organized and labeled. It's never been too crowded and I've gone twice on weekends. Only bummer is lack of parking but you can park in the Burger King Parking lot if there are no spots behind the building. Reservations recommended but not required.

From the owner: Hiya Pal! is an indoor playspace cafe for children ages 5 and under, serving as a hub for parents,…read morecaretakers, and little ones to meet, play, and socialize. Our space offers open-ended creative and sensory play to enhance imagination, coordination, and communication. Our designated infant area supports tummy time, rolling, and gross motor skill development. We provide Open Play, Memberships, Mommy + Me classes, Story Times, Private Playdates, and small Birthday Parties.

There wasn't much indoor playgrounds open after 8PM, so I came by Space House (Kiddos Space)…read morebecause on weekends they close at 9:30PM. The indoor playground isn't extremely big but it has the essentials. There isn't much sensory activities. Good that my toddler (under 2 years old) is half price for the admissions and the adults can accompany without any charge but anti slip socks required. They have a good amount of arcade games. I prefer their arcade games more than their indoor playground but I would return especially if I need drain my little one out when other indoor playgrounds are closed.

Came here for a birthday party. Staffs were friendly. It was easy to check in and they gave our…read morekids grip socks for the indoor playground. There looks like a total of 4 party rooms. 3 upstairs and 1 downstairs. Pretty spacious. Beside the indoor playground they also have arcade and claw machines. The indoor playground area was nice but it is a bit small. With kids and parents, It got really crowded and stuffy very fast. There's a few racing arcade games. The claw machine has a very high payout. We tried 10 times and still not able to get it. Overall my kids did have a good time and they did enjoy the playground.