We visited Kansas City with kids and stopped at this museum. Kids had a lot of fun. They have a…read morenice cafe and grocery shopping. There is a school bus on top of an indoor playground. Very informational and educational museum for kids. Ambience: 5/5 Price: 5/5 Quality: 5/5 Service: 5/5

This was a fun place to spend an hour or two with my toddlers before starting a long car drive! We…read moregot in for about 50% off using our Children's museum pass from another state. Loved the outdoor space to explore with little trikes and a playhouse, wheelbarrows, etc. There were several reading books set areas set up with books to read to your kids, a large overhead climbing area, lots of busy boards, tables set up with smaller building toys for older kids, and more!

We just love it here. We've been members for 4 years now! Started with my daughter when she was one…read moreand now my little boy loves it, too. We love the open play gyms in the area, but I really like the structured class environment here as I think it's a great introduction to listening to some rules (circle time) and following along with teachers and little friends. We've had some great teachers along the way. Ms Maddy and Mr Daiveon the current faves.

We love My Gym! I drive 20 mins to take my son here because of the awesome teachers. Hands down,…read morethe best teachers around. The space is open, wide and bright with lots of light pouring in through big windows. Every week, the gym area is set up a little differently. There's a ball pit, trampoline, circle time, independent play, a rock climbing wall, zip line and a lot more for little to explore. The classes are divided into different age groups and the kids learn about colors, patience, taking turns, and so much more. There's is a Little Gym five mins away from where I live. I tried taking my kid there for close to 7 months and he never really felt comfortable and I felt like the teachers were a little detached. We've been going to My Gym for almost two years now and it's a joy each time. My son LOVES it there, asks to go, and is always excited to see his teachers. The teachers are truly outstanding. I just can't say enough.

This is the first time that I have been at a Kid's Empire. I took four of my grandkids and they had…read morea great time. I was impressed with how clean this facility was. The floor and the tables were very clean and all the equipment seemed extremely clean, as well as the bathrooms. The price was.$19.95 per child, but I like the fact, they said that you could leave and come back later that day for the same payment. We did not do that, but I felt like that was a nice option. Also, we didn't need to purchase socks. It was just required to wear them which I thought was a huge plus. They had plenty of seating. They also had a baby and toddler area. And of course they had the general play area which I went into both areas. They also had some go kart type motorcycles that were enclosed underneath the playset, but I'm assuming that you had to buy a special pass for those. There was also a fun black light dance room for the kids. The kids had a great time and I would definitely bring them back to this place center.

This play place is giant and great for my child. She has a blast when we attend but for a place…read morethat doesn't allow shoes I understand but please vacuum and mop your floors nightly. Sanitize and clean the best you can. We left and the bottom of our sock were dark brown! This gave me the ick so badly. I also had strands of hair stuck to the bottom of my socks.

We walked in about 6:30 and no one said anything at all. We stood around and all the employees kept…read moredoing their thing... it wasn't until we finally approached one that we were able to get started. They have a large variety of things to glaze. We came for a half price studio feed which ended up being $4/ person. Aside from the below average customer service the facility itself smelt incredibly unpleasant. It smelt like a sewer the whole time and the smell never left the whole 90 minutes we were there. Pieces range in all prices- I think they're standard compared to other places. I'd come back if the smell wasn't so potent.

Went with my mom on a Sunday about a half hour after opening. We didn't have a reservation, but we…read morewere able to be seated at a table by the paints. 1 - They have tables up against the pottery which is TERRIBLE FLOW to be able to shop the pottery selection. You can't see the options and feel intrusive squeaking by painting customers while they're focused on their pottery. We had some miscommunication on availability of the pottery item we were looking for - coasters/tiles. The employee "helping" sent us off to try and find the item we were looking for rather than assisting us. 2 - Service is bleak at best. These kids don't have any customer service foresight. We were never checked on during our almost 2 hours spent painting there. 3 - Majority of the paint pens were not functioning. Many paint cups were very low volume or empty. No one seemed to be servicing the supplies. 4 - The birthday party in the back space was poorly managed. Back in the day they used to have a host and distribute paints to the kids at the table. I was shocked, and annoyed the kids were allowed to go up and select from all the larger paint selections for the whole shop which continually caused traffic jams for all customers. Being next to the paint area was stressful with lots of people constantly moving around us. On another note, there was no party host from the employees other than getting the kids their pottery. I can't imagine tipping for that "service". 5 - Speaking of tipping - tip apparently is included in any purchase here?? There wasn't an option to enter $0.00 into the CC machine. We had 8 tiles ($7/each - [shocking... and I guess shame on us for not asking how much each cost] + 2 studio fees (a rip off considering we collaborately painted 3 of our 8 items). Our total was $90. HAVING TO pay 15% tip FOR NO SERVICE was bitter icing on a crappy cake. Honestly, not sure I'll be back.

We love comin here to celebrate special occasions or jus spend QT with each other. I made a WHO DAT…read moremug and wifey did a KC mug. Go figure, we gotta rep our own teams. Also made a turtle that has the heart of a honu. The employees are attentive and helpful. Any questions get answered with confidence & efficiency. You gotta try if you never went before. If you're like me, it'll take a while to paint. My OCD won't let me be too messy. Gotta be juuuuus riiight. IYKYK. . Don't forget to start with the light colors, then end with darks. Darks cover the lights. The ink pens burn off in the kiln, but the pencils stay on the ceramic piece. A HUI HOU!!

Usually I don't update reviews just one year later but I have to give the gals running the kid's…read morebirthday party I attended this past weekend a shout out as they did SUCH a good job. My biggest issue with the last time I came here a year ago (also for a kid's party) was that the person working the party in general did not seem like they liked children at all, and was not kind or helpful. This time, however, things could not have been more different. The woman working was so great with the girls, spoke to them at their level, helped them when they needed it, and was honestly a joy to have lead the class. Totally changed my perception of what a birthday party here can be like, and made me more excited to come back someday. I keep eyeing those ceramic trees you can do there so I'm sure I'll be back at some point!

We visited Chuck E Cheese for a birthday party. We had never been to this location, but we had a…read moregreat time and will definitely return. Birthday party attendees receive play cards as part of the package price so I can't speak to the pricing (see photo of menu) but everything is stored on a card and tickets you win are also on the card, so you don't have to worry about losing them. The people who welcomed us were nice, and the birthday party attendants made sure everyone had pizza, cake, and dippin dots. Chuck E Cheese came out to dance with the kids and take pictures with the birthday kids. Even though there were lots of people there, it didn't seem overly crowded and not many games had a long wait to play. The restrooms were clean and it seemed like most of the games were also in good repair! As with most of these types of places, the things you can buy with your tickets are trinkets or "cheap" toys or candy but my 3 year old was thrilled with the selection!

This Chuck E. Cheese location has been around so long I remember going here when I was a kid, 30…read moreyears ago - that's pretty impressive, but despite their longevity I left pretty underwhelmed. This past winter we saw many snowy/ extreme cold days that kept our four year old at home, and one such day when she had told us she was bored about a million times I remembered that hey Chuck E. Cheese was nearby and why don't we go and see if it's at all like I remember from when I was a kid. She has some friends that had gone recently too, and she'd asked about it so the stars aligned the two of us did a mommy daughter date over to Chuck E. Cheese. When we walked in there a place you are supposed to stop to be stamped with your kid so that you leave with the child you walk in with, which I think is a good policy and something that I recall from my own childhood. When we found ourselves at this station though, there was nobody in sight and I pretty much had to flag someone down who seemed genuinely annoyed that I asked for help to let us in. They did eventually stamp us and then I had to ask the same employee questions about how to get tickets/pay, etc. since I hadn't been since like 1995. There were maybe 20 people inside of the whole place and one employee who seemed to hate being there so their lackluster help didn't make the energy of the place any better. I ended up getting my daughter a pass to play for like an hour and a half, which was about the right amount of time. She's almost five and could play most of the games, but did get frustrated with some that were above her level. I was surprised to see the indoor play area gone - there is a much smaller version but it was roped off on our visit which was a bummer. The stage with the Chuck E. Cheese characters was also gone and what was left was basically a big room filled with video games and a few skee-ball machines. It felt like a casino for children, the energy was very sad. When it was time to go I again had to basically flag down the solo employee, who again seemed less than happy to help us get our prize. We then just waltzed out without any measure of security, despite the hand stamp. We left around 5pm and I could tell the place was starting to pick up pace with a dinner crowd. We didn't eat anything as we came in between meals so I can't speak to the food quality. Overall, I don't know if all Chuck E. Cheese locations have the same vibe these days but for the money I left feeling like I'd much rather take my kids to one of the other child friendly attractions in town. Sure it makes for a fun hour on a snow day and it's close by, but this will not be in our regular rotation for sure.

The sensei (teachers) are genuinely lovely. We've been to two classes so far, and every time, they…read moreare attentive and great. Our child was so excited and had such a fun time, they also took the time to make sure he was having fun and got to do what he wanted to in the game making process. Highly, highly recommend!

These guys are amazing! My daughter is 9 and loves going to Code Ninjas! The staff there are…read moreincredible and you can see they love what they do and love helping kids! You should definitely check it out! They even offer a free class so your child can see if they like it.