had so much fun, so much to see and do! My kid loved the ball pit and the slides so much!read more

What a fun indoor playground! The staff was really nice. It was really busy every time we went, so…read morejust a heads up. My child is only 15 months so 1 hr was plenty for us and cost $15 (one parent free with child entrance fee; $55 for a month membership). You do have to have slip resistance socks that they sell for $3 each. It is a little overstimulating, from all the bright/flashy lights, sounds, and colors, but was a great way for my child to burn her mid afternoon energy when it was raining. She had so much fun my husband took her back when it was super hot outside too. They have a toddler section and a climbing area that has slides and bridges. My child preferred to climb. The climbing area is parent friendly if you don't mind ducking and climbing through things. Definitely a place we'll use on repeat when the weather is awful.

I've visited many indoor playgrounds, and this is the best one so far! The entire place is very…read moreclean, with lots of ride-on cars and a great selection of high-quality toys. My daughter had such a wonderful time that I purchased a five-visit play card. We'll definitely be coming back!

We celebrated our child's birthday here & it was amazing - 5 stars all around!…read more Mom Amore is CLEAN clean. It's a shoe-free facility and staff is doing a great job at keeping the facility sanitized and sparkling. So many fun play areas here, and everything is safe and thoughtfully designed. Lots of pretend play rooms--kitchens, doll houses, dress up--but also lots of space for big movement play, like slides and monkey bars. We loved that we could rent out the entire space for two hours. We didn't have to dodge other kids or manage sharing space, so parents got to kick back a bit and enjoy the party too knowing that it was only our familiar group of friends. Parking is easy for guests, plenty of amazing fun areas for littles to explore, and lots of fresh air and light to keep the space feeling good. We look forward to returning for regular play hours, and happy to share this gem with all of our friends.

I brought my sons here for the homeschool PE special and it was awesome! The facility is large,…read moreclean, and well-lit, unlike a lot of other indoor play parks. It is basically American Ninja Warrior for kids which is pretty cool, my 4 and 6-year-old boys had a fun time challenging themselves at all the different stations. The bathroom was small but clean. The staff was friendly. We will be back.

Not my thing. We…read morebrought the grandkids here to meet up with their friends for a group birthday celebration. I have never quite witnessed so many kids ages 7-12 with so much haphazard recklessness, running full speed in every imaginable direction. All of them. Imagine, 150 kids running full speed in every direction. Then a large handful of adults or parents running in every imaginable OPPOSITE direction. I saw several kids slam into another kid as they go around an obstacle on the floor. I care, no concern. I also saw two kids running, NO . . . now walking bleeding from their nose and another from the mouth. This should be outlawed. CritDicks

What a fun Sunday! We had a blast with our grandkids! The play equipment are still new and clean…read more We love that. The staff are also nice. I cannot recall if they have membership to lessen the cost of entrance. I hope they have so we can bring our grandchildren more often.

On the crap end of what is left of The Shoppes at Carlsbad Mall, someone decided to open an Indoor…read morePark that caters to younger children. It's like if someone crossed a SkyZone Trampoline Park with a McDonald's Playpen and slapped it with a coat of pastel paint and candy stickers. Sorry, CANDEE stickers. I will say that the prices are very reasonable. $25 buys you two hours of playtime. Grip socks are extra, food is extra, some of the games are extra. And the area itself is impressively clean, especially considering the number of young children traipsing about. On the negative side of things, however, the list is a bit longer. First, there's not a ton to do. Candeeland has limited space to work with and much of it is taken up by sitting areas for parents. The empty space could easily house 2-3 more small activities without sacrificing any existing areas. Still, what activities they do have are pretty intricate, with the multilevel play area having a nice array of padded areas for children to crawl through and a toddler area with nice pneumatic tube setup to delight the young. Next, even though the place is less than a year old, there's already some breakage of some of the area. There's a floor made up of touch screens that displays numerous games for kids to step on a play with. However, it's apparent that some larger kids have smacked a number of screens, causing them to go out or flicker. Which leads to my biggest issue. There are not that many people working here. This means that there are usually people minding the gate and checking if your kid is leaving with the right person. But, there aren't enough people on the floor to ensure safety or police older kids from doing things they shouldn't be doing. Candeeland really is a place that caters to those between 3-8 years of age. Older kids either don't fit on some of the slides or play a bit too rough with the environment. More than once, a screaming 12 year old almost barreled over my kid, knocked her off a slide, or hit her with one of the nerf axes. Sure, they balk when you glare at them. But, they just go back to screaming and thrashing about while their parents sleep oblivious in the corner. So, does my seven year old like Candeeland? Yes, she loved it and wants to come back. Did I like Candeeland? M'eh, not particularly. Still, I'm sure I'll be back eventually...

We stopped by this place to get some downtime and some shelter from the heat, during our SD…read morevacation trip. Best indoor playground I have been to so far. Crowd was moderate and the space is designed to be calming and NOT overstimulating for the kids. There was music class during our visit (person teaching nursery rhymes with a guitar), ending with bubble time. This was great. Cafe is good. Decent coffee, service and seating space.

We drop into Kids & Coffee about once a quarter, and my lil one loves it. It's definitely on the…read moresplurgey-side at $20/hr, but we work it in as a special treat. The space has stayed pretty much the same over the years. Staff is friendly, but overall remain hands off. The space doesn't have too many hiding spots, which I appreciate. It's still fun & imaginative for kids, while also not being a black hole of play space that parents can't access. It's an aesthetically pleasing space & not overstimulating. I have noticed on a couple occasions that the bathroom was out of soap, so sometimes a little is left to be desired on the cleanliness front. Coffee bar is convenient. A nice mix of standard drinks & snacks, priced fairly as well.

My daughter really enjoys this play place Staff is usually…read morenice never had any issues Place feels and looks clean and well maintained I have seen staff regularly clean and vacuum Easy time system to follow when child's time is up They have a snack and concession stand They also have a small area for toddler kids which my daughter loved I would recommend this place for a hot day activity to stay cool

Came here today and was impressed with the cleanliness upon arrival. I like the size of this play…read moreplace, it's perfect for ages 6 and under. My 5 year old and 2 year old LOVED it. When my 5 year old tried to go into the smaller kid area (ages 4 and under) she was asked to leave by the female teenage employee at the entrance. This was at the same time that a 10 year old girl had been playing in there the past 20-30 minutes. When my daughter came to me crying I tried to walk her in there thinking it must not be a big deal because there were a few big kids in there, who looked to be around ages 8-10. I was surprised to be turned away by that same employee (while the other big kids were still in there). So confusing! I pointed this out and she said "that girl is sitting" (she had been hanging all over the merry go round just minutes before, which is right next to where she was standing at the entrance) and then the employee said "she also has a little brother here" (he looked about 4 or 5). So then I said "okay so can my daughter stay because my 2 year old wants to play in here" she then told us no and blocked us from entering. I went to the front desk and told that girl about the situation and she got the manager. He explained that it's for safety WHICH I COMPLETELY UNDERSTAND - but then take out the other big kids so it's not confusing for anyone! He finally did have the bigger kids removed, and there were about 4-5 other way bigger kids than my daughter. It felt like we were being singled out by the staff here. They said they asked the other people to leave the area but they "didn't listen." Lol. So people like me and my daughter who listened were the only ones removed I guess. I guess you can just act like you don't understand and you get to break the rules, even if the rules are there for everyone else's "safety." This could be a learning opportunity for the staff here but you can go find out for yourself. I wanted to avoid this word but it truly felt like discrimination based on us being the only family removed. We won't be returning.

Given that summers in the Coachella Valley limit outdoor playtime fun for young ones, this indoor…read moreplay place is a welcome reprieve from the constant, "I'm bored, there's nothing to do... It's hot..." We're part timers and we actually enjoy the summer months both here and at our other vacation property in Bullhead City, AZ. We do the usual swim time and go out on the lake in a boat where we live. We also go to Boomers down the street for the twilight specials. So, for the most part, my kids keep active. But this past Sunday, after mass, we decided to have breakfast at Dennys. From where I was sitting in our booth, I saw the sign for Zebra World Indoor Playground. I mentioned it at the table and my 3 young boys got really excited. Actually, my wife and I did, too, as the casino was literally across the street and we thought we could drop the kids off and spend some quality mama and Dada time. Sadly, no. When I called, at least one parent has to accompany the children. Sigh! The Sunday price was $24.99/ child with unlimited in's and out's. SOCKS are REQUIRED for all who enter, including adults. However, if you forgot to bring some, they charge $3.95 per pair. We decided to go back home (10 minutes away) rather than spend the $16.00 for the 4 of us. The temperature is nice and cool inside and my boys really, really enjoyed this place. We spent the better part of 3 hours here, got some snacks and took some pics. There are two obstacle courses, an indoor slide, and trampolines. The snack bar is just that, but they do offer hot dogs, chips, and sodas if you're so inclined. I saw a young orthodox couple with their child and I believe some of their prepackaged Blue Bunny ice creams are kosher. Almost every kid and parent there were polite. I didn't witness any disruptive behavior, which is nice, but also speaks well of the Valley in general. They have different party packages and we might consider this place for my 6 year old when he turns 7 in December. My boys had a blast here, made some new friends, and can't wait to come back. We timed the visit with our departure back to LA and it was one of the quietest car rides back, as my 3 guys were fast asleep after burning so many calories. Sure, $75.00 for a few hours of play is steep, but for that quiet ride home where my wife and I could actually talk to each other and hold hands, was priceless...

Staff were friendly, very big indoor playground. $25 for kids on weekends vs $21 for kids on…read moreweekdays. First adult is free and every adult after is $7. They have 4 different large sections to play: obstacle course, toddler area, indoor playground, bigger kids jump area. They are open till 8PM and you are able to come and go once you pay once for the day. You'll be given a bracelet for the day. They also have a snack bar with a variety of snacks, foods, drinks. They also have a small selection of arcade (extra coin required). The only knock I have (and isn't the fault of the staff) there's really rude customers which require socks on foot at all times, but of course both adult and kid had socks off, putting their dirty foot onto the foam pit which kids obviously jump into, and rock climb, etc. truly don't understand why someone people just don't understand to keep the place clean for all to enjoy.

I did a private party at Fun For All this past weekend, and also requested that they decorate the…read moreroom with my theme of choice. I chose Bumble Nums since that's what the twins are really into currently, and not only was I blown away with how great the decorations were, but I was getting compliments from a lot of the guests that came. The staff were super friendly as always, and showed that they really care about the visitors to the playground and especially the kids here.

What a fantastic concept!…read more We had such a great experience here. The stay-and-play, open-to-close setup is perfect for families and makes it easy to spend the entire day having fun without feeling rushed. Highlights: Stay and play all day Fun for the entire family Great selection of refreshments at the concession bar Clean, organized, and well-stocked facility Most importantly, the staff made my kids feel genuinely welcome Lowlights: The only thing worth mentioning is that outside food isn't allowed. However, you can leave to grab something to eat and come back afterward, so honestly, it's not really a big deal. Thank you for creating such a welcoming environment and, most importantly, for making my kids feel so comfortable and included. That means more than you probably realize. We will absolutely be back!

My daughter has enjoyed going with her dad here, but unfortunately their business hours show…read moredifferent in person compared to yelp, so call to confirm before you go. Will update my review once I've personally been able to take her.

Absolutely ridiculous. NO A/C for the kids . We had to leave early because my kids were dying and…read moredrenched in sweat. It is 101° outside and 86 inside and she said - well we have the air set. It's just not working , I said yeah you're in the reception with a jacket on because it's freezing in here and she said well that's because it's from the other building. She completely could not understand what the issue was , absolutely unacceptable .

My son love here! Very nice place and very clean too. We come almost every week. They also have…read morefood inside.

My son is 3 and loves this place! They sell affordable snacks & it wasn't too busy on a Friday at…read morenoon Would definitely keep bringing him