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    4.3 (68 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Harrison S.

    Came here about a week ago and I was actually pleasantly surprised. There is plenty to do here and you can follow your kids everywhere they go. They did a really good job to have it be very family friendly and not just a spot for the more mobile kids. Obviously there are some areas they can improve upon like fixing certain play areas that have seen some abuse. Hopefully they do get on it and fix the remote control excavator area. All in all we stayed probably close to 2 hours even with our little. Definitely would come back!!!! It seemed like they do a decent job walking through and wiping things down too.

    Ball pit with a slide and an air machine thingy
    Joyce Y.

    I'm in love with this place! This location is only a few months old, so it is clean and new, spacious and vibrant. The place is massiveeeeee and beautiful, and there is sooooooo much to do and see and play with. I know my toddler (who is almost 2) loved it so much, but I did not realize how much I would love it, too. (100% yes we bought a 10-pack here!) Parking is not bad (depending on when you arrive) and it is very close to the 5 freeway, making it so convenient for everyone. I did not try the food at the little cafeteria, but one of the dads there told me it is not bad? We shall see on one of my other visits! If you have a kid and love air conditioning, this place is a must.

    Ball put
    Myphuong L.

    This place is so big, so bright, so clean and so much to do! I have never seen that many interactive station before. Such as a car wash station where the kiddos put on rain gear to hose down cars, grocery shopping, slides, sand pit, library, hospital with CT scan machine. You can dress up as fire fighters. Mechanic horses. Axe throwing, basketball like carnival games. Your ticket includes reentry. We left for lunch and came back. They have a Cafe if you want to eat there. Tickets cost $35 per kid and $6 adult add on. We stayed a total of 6 hours to make it worth it.

    Private rooms
    Natalie M.

    Oh my goodness! When I tell you even I enjoyed this place as an adult!! My kid loved this place. They have anything you could possibly think of. They have a water play area, crawl tunnels, slides, jumper area, grocery store area, a medical area and fun games and much more! They are constantly cleaning and keeping the place very clean. It was very packed on a Sunday when I went but since the place is so big, it didn't feel crowded. The pricing for my toddler, me and my husband was $30 which in my opinion wasn't that expensive. I've been to a lot of indoor playgrounds and it's about the same price. The staff were friendly and my only complaint would be the parking! They have parking in the front and in the back side.

    Christine L.

    Worth every Penny! This place is huge. We didn't even get to explore the entire space because there is so much to do. My kids loved the slides, so many of them. I thought the water play area was so cool. The kids can wash dump trucks inside a room where they wear a raincoat and rain boots. Plus there's a water table too. The kitchen/grocery area was also a hit. So many food items, not like other places where all those get lost and not replaced. The area is really well kept, clean, and sanitary. There's a cafe with basic snacks and some hot items like hot dogs. I love that you can re-enter anytime during the same day.

    Huge Playpie playground.
    Sally F.

    We've been to the Playpie in Buena Park a few times, but this one is bigger and better. We came all the way out here for a birthday party and were immediately surprised by its size. I would venture to say it's twice if not almost thrice the size of the BP one. I'll highlight some things below: * Play Kitchen/Grocery Area: This is all the way to the rightmost side of the building from the entrance. There's a garden, multiple cooking stations and two sections that hold various food items. My toddlers loved this area the most. I loved that there were screens with recipes and checklists, so you can search and scan items to then "cook" the food. This would be fun for elementary-aged kids who love scavenger hunts. There's also a little closed "sand" with three remote-controlled diggers, but unfortunately, none were really working correctly for that to be fun for the kids. Pretend Play: There's a section with a fire truck and an interactive water gun screen game. It's arcade-style in that you can play as one of four firemen and shoot your water gun towards to screen to put out buildings and fires. To the right of that is a small section with a momma cow and baby cows where you can "milk" the mom and feed the babies (it's all water, of course). A little further down back near the entrance is a little mechanic section with a raised up car, another arcade-style horse game (up to 4 players) and four smaller rocking horses for the littles to ride on screen-free. Playgrounds: So many playgrounds. I think the one near the play kitchen is geared to the smallest kids with its padded and lower slides, a building block wall, and rocking toys. Past the entrance to the left is another playground section with an interactive screened ball pit, and ball tube machines. There are various obstacle-style pits, zip line-style pulls to get across and a LEGO-inspired slide. All the way to the far left is a huge open-air jumper with Super Mario-style moving parts as you scale yourself across the wall. There is another castle-like jumper next to that. Cafe: In the far back left wall from the entrance is a cafe section that serves hotdogs, fries, pizza, slushies and drinks including coffee. They have 4 Stokke-style seats for littles and rounded tables that can seat up to four people. There is a horse carousel for photo ops and a little pit section with wooden beads, trucks, shovels and a slide, perfect for littles as you relax. Party Rooms: As you follow along the back wall from the cafe, you'll find 3 large party rooms. Depending on your plan, they'll set up everything including string goodie backpacks, drinks, etc., or you can bring your own stuff. Signs outside the room state time (most were 1.5 hrs). They provide you with a cart to cart out all your stuff when the time is up, which can be helpful if you still have food and drinks for latecomers (ahem, speaking from experience). Water Play / LEGO wall / Library / Restrooms: Further to the back right corner from the party rooms is a huge LEGO-style wall where you can create all kinds of things, a small water section where you can put on raincoats to stay dry as you play with water, and a small library with some seating. The library section wasn't as big and varied as the one in Buena Park, and the books mostly suited younger children most (from toddler to elementary). Restrooms were in the far back corner and I liked that, just like the BP location, they provided slippers for the adults and children. Restrooms are clean, and they had a small potty insert, ladder at the sink, and baby changing station for the littles. My only complaint was that the trashcan in the women's restroom really stunk; on busy days, they really need to change that more often since there are many babies too. I was there for roughly four hours and only saw someone in there doing soap as it neared evening. Overall, this was a nice place for the kids, but be aware that it's definitely geared more towards maybe four year olds and up. My son was on his way to 3, but there are just some things that he could play with, whereas my daughter was more engaged with everything. For full benefit, I would say that kids 4-12 (TK through 5th grade) would have the most fun, speaking from my own experience. This is definitely a place to check out if you're in the area. They do charge for adults, but that's the norm at all their locations. You are free to leave and enter for the day, so it makes for a good day of play if it's a hot day outside too.

    Large indoor play center with lots of pretend areas!
    Yonnie C.

    Came to their soft opening today with the youngest kiddo and he had a great time. They opened at 11am for their first day, and it was $35 for a child and $6 for an adult. Spend as long as you want here, wasn't crowded at all. It reminds me of a hybrid indoor playground with a pretend city feel. Police station, farm, firetruck, large kitchen, shopping center, library, hospital, car repair station, party rooms, theater area, and lots of slides, tunnels, bounce house, arcade games and wall climbing zone. Tons of good fun (can spend at least 2-3 hours as the place is HUGE) and we've been waiting for this place to open! It's finally available! Admission is a bit expensive but that's the price you pay for a NEW indoor experience for the kids! :) Bonus: they have a water play area with a pretend car wash & splash zone - there are waterproof jackets, pants and booties prepared for the kids, including slippers for the adults so you don't get your socks wet. They are really thoughtful about the experience! They also have a cafe inside in case the kids get hungry or thirsty. Plenty of seating in the cafe area. FREE parking!

    Little man overlooking the food court from above
    Jessie S.

    We love playpie! My son is only one so a lot of it really is for bigger kids so I have to do everything with him/for him which is fine for me but for sure geared towards 3+ Lots to do, love seeing the staff walking around and cleaning just hope it's also being sanitized. They also have a food court area, we have not tried the food but it looks decent. Great party rooms which I'm sure one day we will use! The parking lot is pretty rough not going to lie sometimes hard to find parking and it's kinda falling apart. It does get pretty hot In there I always leave sweating, wish they could crank the AC a little more As a mom I would love to see their posted cleaning schedule and what they do to give piece of mind For a one year old it's kinda expensive just cuz we have 1.5 hours max to be able to play before he needs to go home so that would be nice to be considered for something less but for a kid who can go hours and hours it's more worth the price

    Thuy L.

    This place is huge! Had a water area, pretend play areas such as police station, hospital, and market area. Had an area with books for reading. There are play areas designated for younger vs older kids. The play structures are very big with multiple slides and activities embedded in structures from bowling, basketball, piano, ball pits, bouncy area, etc. Hard to mention them all because there really is a lot. Cafe for food with a good size sitting area, however, does fill up since the place is so packed with people on a Saturday. Not sure how it is on a weekday, but it is super busy on a Saturday. There were multiple back to back birthday parties going on. Cost was about $35 for a child 2 years up and $6 for adults. It is pretty pricey but you have in and out privileges so can leave and come back that same day. The place is open from 9am-9pm. There is a parking lot, but it does fill up on a Saturday. Overall, good indoor playground with lots of activities for the kiddos.

    Anne B.

    Check out the new PlayPie location in Laguna Hills! When I tell you, this place is huge, this place is HUGE. There's definitely a lot more to do in this location compared to their Buena Park spot. A lot more sensory activities for kids, so that's definitely a plus for us. It's also more accommodating for the older kids, so everyone was having fun. It's definitely worth checking out!!

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    Ask the Community - Playpie

    What time will you be opening this week? 9 am or still soft opening?

    We open from 9:00am-9:00pm everyday!

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    Review Highlights - Playpie

    They have a water play area, crawl tunnels, slides, jumper area, grocery store area, a medical area and fun games and much more!

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    We Play Loud - Lake Forest

    We Play Loud - Lake Forest

    4.2
    (1.2k reviews)
    1.0 mi

    I had an incredible time here! I went here years ago with my nieces and nephews and now that I have…read morea toddler, I am back! Grip socks are sold here for like, $5? and you can order drinks and snacks, while you have the best time ever! I loved how there was an area specifically for 0-2 years, but my son loved roaming around everywhere. I definitely think we will be spending a ton of time here, especially when I saw an employee cleaning the floors. The entire place was very well kept and clean. Parking's easy and plenty and the employees are helpful. Pricing is not bad and the kids will be exhausted, which is perfect for their naps later on.

    Okay-- I finally returned after their renovation two 2 yrs later and am amazed at all the…read moreimprovements! Still -1 star because it is the same management and owner who let the place get run down to the ground in the first place... and they still have a bunch of teenage boys hired to run the place. I just worry how long they can keep this place looking good. If something breaks will they just use tape to cover it up again? Good news is that I did see one of them cleaning the a spot in the mat at one point, so there is hope. However the eating area was pretty messy and dirty and I never saw anyone cleaning up. Also, there are too many people there on the weekends so you have to really follow your kid around not to lose them. Staff supervision seems loose. Overall, I'm willing to now bring my 3 year old here but am hoping the staff step it up.

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    Giant octopus you can climb
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    River Street Ranch

    River Street Ranch

    3.7
    (822 reviews)
    9.1 mi

    We came here for a fun day trip with family, and it was such a great experience! We took the train…read moreso the kids could experience riding it and have some fun along the way. This place is so cute, and the train drops you off right there, which makes it super convenient! My almost 3-year-old especially loved the petting zoo. You do have to pay admission, and feeding the animals is an additional cost, but we thought it was worth it for the experience. There are also tons of cute shops to walk around and plenty of different food options. We had a great time and will probably be back again!

    I took my kids here today and we had a great time! I'll admit it's not the cheapest activity to do…read morewith kids, but the offerings here are so unique that it feels worthwhile. We spent a total of $45 dollars since I have one preschooler and one toddler (kids under 3 are free!). We got one tray of food to feed the animals, and my older daughter got to do a pony ride too. First we went to the guinea pig area, where you get to sit down and have the attendant place a guinea pig in a little pen on the bench with you. You can feed it and pet it, and if there's no line then you can stay as long as you like! The guinea pigs are so tame and tolerant. It was the perfect thing for my young toddler to experience, since she is the opposite of gentle (we're working on it, ha!). My preschooler loved feeding the guinea pig too. Then we saw the pigs and emu. The pigs were so cute and little! Next to their pen was the goats. The goats were HUNGRY! Even when we ran out of food they kept trying to reach for things. But they were pretty gentle too. There is plenty of space for kids to spread out and pet or feed the goats. Lastly, they have some llamas and alpacas next to the goats. They didn't seem as interested in the food but they didn't mind a few gentle pats on the head. There's lots of shade available, which was a must when you come around noon in July. The whole guinea pig area is fully covered, and about half of the remaining animal areas are in shade too, so we were warm but not overheating. The pony ride was great. Kids 3 and up are allowed to ride. The saddles are equipped with full enclosed harnesses so the littlest kids will remain securely fastened. The pony trainer leads your kid around the path, but parents have to stay back at the entrance. I wish parents could go in with the kids, especially if it's their first time and they're feeling a little nervous- so that's my only suggestion for improvement. After all the animal activities, we went to the other side where there is a playground and other activities, like a train, some diggers and panning for gold. We just played on the playground and didn't pay for any additional activities. There are some benches and picnic tables, some with shade, near the playground so it was perfect for a snack break. All in all, we spent almost 2 hours here and it was the perfect mid-morning activity for my animal-loving kids!

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    The Backyard

    The Backyard

    4.7
    (7 reviews)
    8.5 mi

    Such a great park! We were in the area for a tournament and needed a place for our boys to run out…read moresome energy. The neighborhood is very friendly and lively! The park had so many different play structures and even had a zip line about a block away. Great spots for adults to relax while the kids play too!

    OVERALL The Backyard is quite the little neighborhood treat…read morein Rancho Mission Viejo, CA. RATING BREAKDOWN | Playground: 5 | Restroom: 4 | Environment: 4 | Price: 5 | PARKING Side street parking nearby is free. LOCATION/AMBIANCE The playground is surrounded by a residential village with single family homes and townhouses. This area of SoCal is absolutely beautiful with its mild climate, oak canyons, valleys, and hills. The playground entails a linear design which serves as a clever use of space. PLAYGROUND Its features include the following in no particular order: + sturdy playground equipment with poured rubber surfacing + turf hill for sliding or rolling down (bring cardboard pieces) + plenty of concrete for scooters, bicycles, tricycles, and strollers + kid-sized zip rail + swinging egg chairs in front of a fire pit + adirondack chairs + benches + slides + swings + shade trees + huge community chalk board + picnic shelter My kids love playing outside probably more so than most children these days. They didn't want to leave on 2/21/22. RESTROOM I was so lucky there was a clean restroom open for one of my daughters. It was located within a short walk of the play structures in the building called The Garage. MY FAVORITE PART... How I found this park... scouring Google maps per usual. MY LEAST PART... It's in a remote area for sure.

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    Kid Cando

    Kid Cando

    4.8
    (21 reviews)
    10.5 mi

    Kid Cando has been such a great experience for our family. My 5-year-old daughter loves creating…read moreand exploring with her hands, so this is the perfect place for her. The activities are fun and thoughtfully designed, and the staff truly care about the kids. Everyone is warm, friendly, and helpful, making every visit enjoyable. We always have a wonderful time and will definitely keep coming back!

    This review is for the Newport popup. I really wanted to like this place, but it was a big…read moredisappointment. We visited Kid Can Do expecting a fun, engaging indoor play space for young children, but it felt more like a restrictive, adult-supervised activity zone than a true play area. The biggest issue was the inconsistency and lack of freedom for the kids. Plenty of cupboards, covers, and storage areas were unlocked and easily accessible, so naturally the children explored them. As soon as they pulled out toys or art supplies, staff quickly took them away because they "weren't part of this week's theme." If you're going to leave things unlocked and within reach, kids are going to play with them, that's completely normal and developmentally appropriate. Instead, we spent most of our time picking up after our child and saying "no" or redirecting them. If that's the kind of experience you're looking for, this is the spot for you. If you want a place where children can actually play freely without constant intervention, look elsewhere. It also didn't feel developmentally suitable for the younger ages they advertise for. The setup created more frustration than fun, with limited open-ended play opportunities. On top of that, the cost felt excessive for what's offered. For the price, I expected more space, better variety, and far less policing of normal kid behavior. You could re-create what they offer for a fraction of what you are paying to go here for 90 minutes and have better peace of mind doing it in your own home. Save your time and money. Head to Play Pie or the New Children's Museum down in San Diego instead--both are much better options for actual play and exploration. Unfortunately, this was a waste of an afternoon for us.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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    Time to bake
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    Yayoi Kusama Art Project
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