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.

Beware! I use to have a membership and cancelled it last month because we left the country for a…read morefew months. I check my email one morning and see an email receipt confirmation for three tickets purchased. As I stated before, we are not in the states so somehow someone used our credit card info to buy tickets. This should not ever happen!! Another reason this place gets 3 stars is due to their lack of communication. We drove 25 min just to find out of the facility was closed due to a private event. They need to do something about this to avoid members wasting time and money.

Paige is one of those teachers who brings passion, innovation, and learning into the baby play…read moregroup. I was really impressed by the overall ambience of her teaching space. You will not find any cheap plastic or overly stimulating toys here. Paige carefully selected all furniture, play structures, and toys, to eliminate contact with hazardous materials or chemicals, and to give the babies a natural, open exploration experience. When you walk in, you feel a sense of serenity and calm as a parent, that your child will be able to play and explore freely without constraints. Paige's philosophy in our play group is to maximize the baby's sense of freedom and give them a completely open "yes" space to explore. As a parent, we are of course encouraged to intervene to make sure our baby is safe and that other babies are safe as well. Most of the time, we get to discuss the experience of parenting with other moms and dads, and watch our daughter explore this nicely designed learning space. In the "seeds" class (4-10 months), we begin by discussing what new behavior or movement we observed in our baby. Then we allow all the children to play. I cannot express enough what a joy it is to see my daughter interact with others in harmony, and explore her own interests and abilities. During the play time, Paige will also discuss parenting tips and strategies, often based upon a theme in articles/write ups that she sends to us the week before. Paige then wraps up the class with super fun songs, such as Clean Up, Mr. Sunshine, and many others that both parents and babies enjoy. I have heard stories from other parents about play groups that were unsafe and not entirely conducive towards free play. At My Village, you will be amazed at just how wonderful your baby can play with others if given the right space and teacher. Paige is such a great teacher and host (thanks for the coffee and tea), and always there for support and discussion. Try checking out from her little library too, which offers baby story books and wonderful books on how to parent with respect.

I took Paige's bunny knitting workshop and it was so much fun! It was 2 different days and each day…read moreshe had gluten free goodies baked for us and served coffee and tea! That was the icing on top of her so patiently teaching us to knit the cutest little bunny. I had zero knitting skills before this and it was so fun to leave with a cute completed project. I'm looking forward to joining one of her play groups this spring!

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!

This place is very cute. Came here to bring my almost 3 year old and he really enjoyed it. It's $25…read moreper kid and $5 per adult which I think is reasonable. Probably work for those parents I see that let their kids run loose and they're just sitting on their phone but for parents like myself and my husband, we really can only handle about an hour at this place. Make sure you wear socks or you can also pay $3 to buy some. The place is clean from the looks of it. There are some things that had the paint peeled off and one game wasn't working but that wasn't too noticeable. They have an area specifically for those 2 years and younger and then an area for kids ages 3+. My son did both since he's in between but primarily stayed in the 3+. I'd be back to let him burn off some energy. Only thing I didn't like was we couldn't park our stroller inside.

I came here yesterday with my child. I was very disappointed. Firstly, the bathrooms were flooded…read moreand smelled. So we weren't allowed to use it. No place to wash our hands after. Secondly, this place is dirty, it looks like no one takes care of it. I mean they had the workers going around with the sanitizer spray but was literally spraying the air. Floor mats were dirty. There's an area outside of the enclosure where they are just storing random things, clutter and dusty. Maintenance people can walk by and there's an opening from the play area where anyone from the back just go in. I think it's not safe. From the outside, it looks big and clean but when you get inside, it feels icky and pretty small. Thirdly, for the price it wasn't worth it. Any child will have fun here, but as a parent I'm disappointed in the cleanliness, convenience of the bathroom and safety issues especially at the price point. Will not recommend to other families and will most likely not come back.

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.

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 found a great deal on Groupon. When you book on Groupon you can't make a reservation for time a…read morelot so we went over before 11am to get the first time slot. They open at 10am and the 10-11am slot is for tiny tots. You have to buy their socks - they don't like you using socks from other establishments. However on the day we went they gave us socks free because they had limited sizes. They have lockers with a key code and shoe racks. Closed toe shoes are needed for the American ninja warrior side of the park. And socks are needed for the huge trampoline side. The kids had a great time!

There are deals on Groupon, so each person came out to be about $12. These deals also did not…read morerestrict me to a reservation time and provided me with the socks that the facility requires you to wear. There is a "ninja side" with 3 different sets similar to what you see on American Ninja Warrior. The equipment was sticky, but that should be expected as the many kids and few adults do get quite sweaty while completing the course. There is also an inflatable side, which is a large bouncy house equipped with slides, small obstacle course, ball pits, etc. Pretty fun stuff [:

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

We had a wonderful experience at this kids' playground! The place was clean, safe, and…read morewell-maintained, with plenty of fun activities to keep the kids entertained. My child had a great time playing and didn't want to leave! The staff was friendly and helpful, and the overall atmosphere was welcoming. We'll definitely be coming back again!

Such a cute and fun indoor playground!…read more The place is clean, spacious, and has plenty of activities for kids. My daughter had so much fun playing here! It's a great place for little ones to burn off some energy. Highly recommend!

Took my son Yves to this fun and amazing place. The…read morehighlight was Urban Air had an indoor zipline!! Truly awesome. Food was fantastic and impressed with plenty of beer options. Restrooms were super clean which is a plus. My son enjoyed the many options of fun games. We will definitely return as we were both impressed. Customer Service was top notch as well.

The kids had a great time, and our party host was wonderful. This review is not about the staff…read more Our party host was friendly, helpful, and did a great job keeping the party running smoothly. My frustration was with the way management handled changes to party packages. I booked and prepaid for my son's birthday party in June (for a July party) during a promotion. Before the party, I even called the party hotline twice to go over the details of my reservation, and at no point was I told that the attraction tiers had changed or that there would be optional upgrades available. When we checked in with seven excited kids ready to play, I was told I would need to pay additional fees as their packages had changed. Mind you, I had already paid the $200 for the party in June. I had to pay $35 for an extra kid because the new package included 5, not 6 kids. In addition, I had to pay an additional $9 per child if I wanted everyone to have access to the attractions they wanted to use. That wasn't the time to be making an unexpected spending decision, and realistically I wasn't going to tell a group of kids that some of them couldn't participate. (I was prepared to pay for one extra kid and an extra pizza). We ended up paying $360 instead of the $260 I had budgeted. To add to the confusion, I also didn't receive the balloons that were included with my party package. After reaching out to management, they explained that the attraction tiers had changed after I booked and clarified how the pricing worked. While I still think the communication leading up to the event could have been much better, I do appreciate that they took the time to respond, acknowledged that the communication wasn't clear, and offered two complimentary Unlimited Play passes and a large pizza as a goodwill gesture. My suggestion to Urban Air would be simple: if party packages change after customers have already booked, proactively notify them before their event. It would avoid confusion, unexpected charges at check-in, and allow parents to make informed decisions before arriving with a group of excited kids. What would be even better is that when you book a package, you are locked into that price and details instead of it changing. I would be really hesitant to book another party here because I wouldn't know what price I would ultimately be paying day of. Overall, the kids had a blast, and we'd likely return to play. I just hope the communication around birthday parties improves, because that's what took away from an otherwise fun celebration.