Still fun! We came out on Saturday afternoon and was able to reserve a spot the night before. I'm…read moreglad they had a play slot open in the afternoon which is perfect for us. Clean, fun and since they have a reservation system it didn't feel uncomfortable or crazy crowded for the kiddos to run around. The tortoise is too cute. Fun thing to do with the littles that is indoor.

Dirty. Crowded. Unorganized. It was more expensive than the…read moreGeorgetown play place and yet it was smaller and dirtier.

At first glance I thought it looked small and was a bit worried about bringing my daughter to a…read moresmaller place with hight traffic. The gentleman at the friend desk was like.Don't worry, it goes way deeper.And we're also gonna be extending this place in the future. So I took the leap paid, which I paid. Reasonable price wasn't super expensive. Went inside and was amazed at how big and all the types of things that you can do. They have small little bowling pins, they have little basketball hoops. They have swings, they have three slides that were decently big, a little coarse for anybody that has a young one. I highly recommend to take them here. We had a blast for hours and hours.And my wife got off of work.And then we came back, and we still had even more fun. Knock to dopp off that for this place.The type of place it was kept very clean. There wasn't hair and boogers, and everything all over the place.It looked like it was upkept daily. I highly recommend

I've been to MeLand a few times before, and every visit had been okay, but this one was incredibly…read moredisappointing. The restrooms were dirty and clearly hadn't been maintained. The newly renovated play area was a complete mess. There was water all over the floors, toys and equipment were scattered everywhere, and my kids ended up with soaking wet socks within minutes. It didn't feel clean or safe, and it definitely wasn't enjoyable for them. To make matters worse, there didn't seem to be any air conditioning, which made the entire place uncomfortable. After we left, I called hoping to speak with a manager. The employee who answered couldn't tell me if a manager was there or even when one would be available. That lack of leadership really showed based on the condition of the facility. The biggest concern was the lack of security. From what I observed, there didn't appear to be any real check in or check out process for children. It seemed like someone could easily walk in or leave with a child without anyone verifying who they were. As a parent, that's extremely concerning. Unfortunately, I can't recommend MeLand after this experience. There are much better indoor playgrounds in the area that are cleaner, better managed, and take safety more seriously. I'd suggest spending your money somewhere else until they make some major improvements.

I wanted to update my review of this Chuckee Cheese location in Round Rock, Texas since so long as…read morepassed from my previous review. The good : - indoor a/c to keep cool during our Texas heat - all games were in working order - clean - indoor trampoline area - Plenty of indoor tables - games cost only 1 point each The eh: - prices high : it costs $15 each kid to jump in the trampoline area. Each kid is given a pair of socks. - food is not the best quality - game play : the lowest amount you can get a game card for is $20 My suggestion is to eat before you take your kiddos and/or to bring your own snacks.

We like to come here on the 4th of July so it won't be as busy. This year with all the rain in the…read morearea, it was busier than past years. They added a trampoline in the back. It requires a wristband and special socks they sell so keep that in mind if you plan on using it. Video games are loaded by time or by play points. We like to opt for the time however now that they have the trampoline you may want to keep that in mind if you have a game card that uses time so you can pause the time on them or get a game card later once the kids are exhausted from the trampoline. The staff was busy keeping the tables clean as I didn't see tables with food left out. Chuck E Cheese came out to dance with the kids and it was fun. We had a good time playing games and staying indoors when the weather was not great.

It was our first time visiting the Family Barn & it was great! We booked the early bird time slot…read moreand the 1 hour was perfect for our 1 year old. They have cute little play areas and a corner for the smaller kiddos too. My husband got a cappuccino and said it was great, a coffee shop with snacks is a huge plus! We will definitely be back.

The café and play space are wonderful! My son is absolutely obsessed with the cars and pretend play…read morearea--it keeps him engaged the entire time we're there. I also love that I can enjoy a coffee while still keeping an eye on him, which makes the visit relaxing for both of us. I'm giving this place 5 stars because it's such a great setup for families with young kids. That said, one thing to be aware of: some caregivers treat the space as a work spot, which can mean their kids aren't as closely supervised. A few times we've had to leave earlier than planned because of disruptive behavior from other children. This isn't the business's fault at all, just something parents might want to keep in mind.

Not for the feint of heart... you will get shot... A LOT!!!…read more What a great Bday party for our 9 year old. When you pull up you might be worried (I was), but carry on and you will see a really cool place! Decked out with wall art, blow up obstacles, and TONS OF NERF GUNS... this place rocks! The staff was super good, setting up games, controlling the flow and making sure the kids had fun. Seriously they took care of the fun and most of the worries. They have a smallish party room... about 16 kids will fit at best and then they have an adult room with massage chairs for the adults... relaxation... Seriously a great time and party! The price was extremely reasonable too! We all had a blast!!! I would do this again in a heart beat.

Our kids had a blast, LOF team were process oriented, clear communication and great quality of…read moreservice. Highly recommend.

Summer has officially started and we are making our list of play places to throw in the rotation…read more We are coming in from the downtown Austin area so the 25ish minute drive is a commitment but fully worth it. We love that there is an age max (1-6) because some of the other indoor playgrounds get over run by older kiddos and it just becomes too chaotic with a toddler. First experience here, the signage isn't great (yet) so there's a banner out front saying they're coming soon. You're in the right spot. The door will have their name on it. They work on a time slot, we did a walk in with no issue. Early in the morning, I imagine on weekends and/or later it might be better to book in advance online. A few quick logistical things- you are required to wear socks. We forgot and they gave my kiddo their first pair free. I bought a pair- no big deal. You can't bring outside food or drinks in. They seem to have a decent drink menu and snacks available. They have tons of tables with views of the play area. I was able to sit nearby and still do some work. Everything in here feels super toddler friendly, my girl felt confident enough to walk around and explore it all.

This a great play area addition to the area. There is plenty of parking available by the front…read moreentrance and a large lot toward the back. Check put their pricing as it is very reasonable. There is a coffee/snack bar to keep your kiddos happy and the adults caffinated. We had no issue bringing in water and a snack. The play area is quite large with something for everyone. The small merry go round is neat. There are multiple themed play areas as well a two slides. The slides are pretty fast and you end up in the bouncy ball playing area. I went down with my two year old granddaughter the first time and almost ran out of real estate. After that she was on her own! Our granddaughter had a blast and we will definitely return. Oh yea make sure everyone is wearing socks as shoes ate not allowed in the play area.

This place is cute! My husband went here on a whim because we were off of work for the holiday…read more They weren't busy and there was plenty of room to play! We did call ahead to make sure they were open and there were spots to play. I showed online you could reserve time, which is nice if you're trying to make sure your kiddo can get some playtime in. The space is pretty perfect for small parties/groups. The staff was nice and greeted us when we walked in. We absolutely loved the option of having a coffee/snacks while our toddler played around. There are tables and chairs to sit and hang out. Don't forget to bring your own socks! They do have some for purchase but still nice to keep in mind. The toys are all pretty nice and in good shape. We really liked that it's nice for toddlers that are still learning to walk on their own which was one big reason for us to check this place out. They have one bathroom with a changing table! They also have their own parking lot but there are a ton of free spaces a cross the street too which is convenient.

Our 1 year old enjoyed this place a lot! We came here after work and daycare on a weekday. Just the…read moreperfect number of people. Make sure you make a reservation.

Great remodel, good lanes, a great sized arcade with big prizes and pleasant people. What else…read morecould you ask for?

This place is huge with tons of bowling lanes, an arcade, and a couple different dining areas with…read morebars. There is even a small stage for live music or events in the secondary bar section with pool tables. Everything is shiny and new and the bowling system seemed easy to use and had some fun options of game types. Our game went smoothly and it was fun bowling on a new lane. I didn't explore their food or drinks this time except for the small crispy tacos that were tasty. But it looks like they have typical bowling alley fare like pizzas and pretzels and chicken skewers. The arcade isn't huge but it has most kinds of games represented from skee ball to racing games to claw games and even one virtual reality. Of course I enjoyed the air hockey most. But keep in mind everything is new and modern so you won't find anything coin operated, just flashy new ones with card swipe systems.