This location was so accommodating and made everything easy and fun. There were tons of activities…read moreto enjoy, and my child had a great time exploring all of them. The whole experience was positive, and I would definitely go back again.

We visited on a Tuesday afternoon. I actually ended up getting a Groupon deal which was really…read moregreat so I saved some money. We were there for a two hour play block. There was lots of rooms and things to do. They also had cars you could ride on. My 4 and 1 year old had a good time. There definitely was a lot of various ages of kids visiting. I do think it's good for younger ages but you do have to have a watchful eye on younger kids due to kids ridging those cars everywhere throughout the place and can get wild. They had tons of workers cleaning up while we were there as well.

Had my daughters birthday party here. The staff were friendly and all the kids had fun. The…read moreprice is on the expensive side for what you get. Overall, it was a good one and done experience.

So I'm giving 5 stars bc it's a great place to take the kids, but def some hiccups. For example,…read moreyou can't call, the number listed is 800 to the business office. However, great parking, they were really friendly once arrived. There are small lockers for valuables, party rooms, and the place is pretty big and can accommodate a lot of people. You need to bring grippy socks or buy them there. Some activities require shoes. Worth it for all the things you can do while you're there.

We've visited this location a few times and it's been a great option for homeschooling families…read moresince they offer a consistent weekly timeslot. It's never overly crowded or loud, which makes it easy to enjoy the space. You're also allowed to bring your own lunch and drinks, which is a nice bonus. Another big improvement is the change in music. They now play jazz--no singing and no inappropriate lyrics--which creates a much more wholesome atmosphere. The only downside is the arcade setup. Instead of using quarters, you now have to purchase a game card loaded with credits. The simplicity of old-school coin-operated games is definitely missed.

ClimbZone lived up to our highest of expectations. On our list for a long time, ClimbZone was the…read morehost of my daughter's classmate's birthday party. We signed waivers ahead of time and were checked in right away when we got there. Under one large roof are dozens of themed indoor climbing walls. There's a Candy Land one, a rubber duck one, one with emojis, and more. Once you go through a quick training, you get a harness. Every wall has an auto belay making it easy to clip in and out while being safe. There's a wall for all experience levels. There are restrooms, drinking fountains, party rooms, and an arcade. It was a blast and worth the longer drive from Washington, D.C.

Recently went on a Wednesday which was nice since it's only 11.99 for all children. The place was…read morecute and over all well kept. Only part that was a bit of a downfall was when you see grown kids running around. I worried that my 2 & 4 year old will get hurt due to this. They have snacks to purchase in case you don't bring any. They also have shoe covers and I have to say the bathrooms were very clean. I will definitely be back.

We just had our third but LAST birthday party at this venue. In the past we have had a great…read moreexperience but yesterday I was extremely disappointed!! We arrived and the party room smelled AWFUL- like the party before us was a full on weed party. I was stunned and freaking out. All of my closest friends with their sweet kiddos were about to arrive and we would all be stuffed in this tiny room of stench. the party host noticed right away and offered to try air freshener and I said yes and asked for the manager. The manager came over. I asked her....how can a birthday party at a venue for little children be filled with...this? I was appalled at her response. First she said, maam, weed is legal in Virginia. Ok in that case why don't we go ahead and also allow parties to serve alcohol and smoke cigarettes. THIS IS A CHILDRENS PLAY AREA! Who cares if it's legal! How is that relevant to my concern!? Then she quickly backtracked saying of course they weren't smoking in here, they must have just smoked outside and it was just on their persons when they entered. Ummmm no. The entire room REEKS. She refused to do anything for us other than offer to mop (but we're all in socks...no thanks). Later they took $6 off my balance and gave me three day pass vouchers (I've always gotten these in the past after large parties). Did nothing to offer any kind of discount. I told them that I would sadly have to give a one star review and the response was just...shrug. Awful. Not returning and don't recommend this for birthdays anymore.

Great place for bday party! Kenzie was so accommodating and Natalie was great!!! Thank you guys!read more

This location was fun, but it's definitely better for older kids. There wasn't much my under‑2…read morechild could enjoy, but the space itself was great and had plenty of activities for bigger kids. We'll definitely go back when my child is older.

We Rock the Spectrum Review…read more We Rock the Spectrum is an alright place to hang out with my eight-year-old son who has autism and his RBT. It's a sensory-friendly environment, and he's able to move around, play, and regulate in a space that feels welcoming and understanding. I definitely recommend calling ahead to make sure they're not hosting a birthday party. When it's crowded or loud, it can be overwhelming, especially for kids with sensory sensitivities. Overall, it's a good spot on quieter days and can be a nice outlet for kids who benefit from a more inclusive play environment.

This was our first time at the Gaithersburg location. We have become semi-regular visitors to the…read moreLoudoun location since it has opened. We live about equal distance from both, so we decided to try this location today and it was fantastic! The owner was so welcoming and also helpful when we were leaving by offering the kiddos a lollipop if they got their shoes on nicely. We really appreciated being able to stay longer due to the sparse crowd on this rainy day. This location has some items similar to Loudoun, but there are also some differences-the rock wall here is longer, there was a large dome climber that was a hit, there are some different swings, ride on toys, a large tube bouncer , several spinners and balance items, lots of fun pretend play costumes, magnets, bluey toys. There is a zip line and trampoline like Loudoun. The significant difference is that this location is open whereas Loudoun has a closed off infant/toddler area and closed off arts/crafts area. Loudoun also has the teen room in the back. Still trying to figure out which location is larger lol. Both of my kids loved this location as they do the other. We Rock the Spectrum is such an amazing, special place for children of all abilities, and I feel so grateful that we have not one but two relatively close to us. Looking forward to trying to soon to open Pittsburgh location when we visit family later this year.

We did our little boys 3rd birthday at Wonder and can't say enough good things about our…read moreexperience! From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with a stunning welcome sign and balloons, which immediately made us feel both taken care of and truly celebrated. Every detail was thoughtfully arranged, making the day not only stress-free but genuinely special for everyone. As a working mom juggling a side business, I cannot express how much I appreciated the simplicity and ease the team provided. Our guests were thrilled, especially since we were able to enjoy both indoor and outdoor playtime. It was fantastic watching the kids explore, laugh, and make memories in a space so well designed for fun and connection. We regularly visit Wonder for playdates with our littles, and it never fails to deliver a delightful experience. The staff is always warm and attentive, creating a welcoming atmosphere that encourages families to truly unplug and reconnect. If anyone is searching for a spot to bond with their kids and take a break from the distractions of daily life, Wonder is the place to be. Spending a few hours here, watching your children's eyes light up, is such a gift.

The kids activities were so fun. My daughter loved all of the stations. There was a good variety of…read moreactivities to keep her engaged. However, if you are a parent or caregiver by yourself with a stroller, it can be a very difficult experience. There were adults watching me struggle putting down my stroller, gathering my bags, and making sure my 1.5 year old didn't run off as I carried her up the stairs on my hip and my stroller in my other hand. I was surprised that there were multiple people watching me from the window including staff and no one offered to help. Same goes for leaving. Be mindful that there is no ramp, and no automatic doors so it is a very difficult experience when you're alone. This should be "known" because the building is an old Leesburg building. I didn't understand until I was there. I didn't find the staff particularly friendly or warm or helpful, they did their job and that's fine. I probably would not go back especially if I was solo.

We celebrated my daughter's 8th birthday at Fun Box. Here are a few things you should know:…read more 1. Visit a day or two ahead of time and speak to a manager. I read the reviews and heard some not so great things after I had already booked the party. The manager I spoke to was very friendly and gave me a tour. 2. You don't really need decorations, but if you get them keep it simple. We got themed tablecloths, plates and napkins. They added small balloon table decor to match what I had. They have decorations already set up with their Fun Box theme. 3. Weekend parties are hectic! I wish I could've done her party during the week, but we had it on a Sunday at 4:15 pm. It was pretty packed and parking was a little rough. 4. The staff are great! Jeremiah was our party host and did a fantastic job. He was pretty busy, but there was always a staff member there to help us. Most of them are teens/ young adults and they were super well mannered and kind. 5. If you jump, bring one of those portable fans because you will get hot!!! 6. Just bring your own food. All in all, it was a good experience! Now that I know what to expect, we'll be back (during a weekday).

I came for a party. The check-in process to get into the party was super slow. I had already signed…read moremy waiver for myself and my child, yet we still waited in line for 15 minutes; that was 15 minutes my child lost from the party/jump time. The Box was full. There were several parties going on, and they were still accepting reservations. They ran out of fun socks and eventually allowed people to come in wearing outside socks, which is very unsanitary. The food felt like a gimmick. There was food I ordered in-house that was actually delivered from the Charley's restaurant across the shopping center. It was served in a Charley's box, but the price included a $5 upcharge, which was unbelievable. Perhaps it was a delivery fee???? Not sure. At any rate, the Box was chaotic with low visibility for parents. It's definitely not a place for children under the age of 8, unless safety is not a concern. I didn't see any employees actively monitoring the Box; it felt like enter at your own risk. Unfortunately, I would probably never return again.

Walking in, the place was welcoming, the staff was friendly, and the space was clean. My 4 yr old…read morehas such a great time there every time we attend. Of course we have only been there during the week so its not crowded like most places. The sitting area is big and you can definitely watch your kid from the sitting area. They have a little soccer field area which my son loves, the slides are fun, and if you put tokens in your players card they can ride in little cars, play the claw machine games plus others, and taking pictures in the photo booth. Absolutely love this place and i've never had an issue with the staff, they are always helpful and friendly.

Overall: cool indoor playground for kids, relatively clean, kind service, a little pricey,…read moremulti-stall gendered restrooms with changing tables and child size sinks in each Not sure if it's just because this place is on the newer side but it felt like one of the cleaner and more sturdy indoor playgrounds I've been to. I loved that there was a separate area for young kids. It was excellent for my 9 month old and it's labeled to be for kids in diapers. The big kids area was great too. I felt like I could support my toddler safely in it. There were multiple slides, carts to ride down a dolly slide, a soccer field, and all sorts of things. I didn't love the angle on the big pink slide. It seemed dangerous and I saw a young girl hurt herself on it. My son loved taking breaks in the black light space dance room. There are tables and picnic tables and the bathrooms were pretty clean. There were extra things you had to pay even more for like foosball, air hockey, claw machines, motorcycles to ride, and maybe other arcade games. It was $22 which I felt was a little pricey. I think the catch is that you can leave and come back, but I'm never going to spend my whole day at one of these places.

Awesome party! Everyone had a blast. Arrived early, setup in time, and guests were all enthralled…read more So many parents asked where I found them. Always nice as a parent to throw the party that all the other parents are talking about!

This review is for the Mad Science Summer Camp ONLY…read more This business is the kind where they find a place to rent out for a few weeks sight unseen *so the venue can be filthy, falling apart, dangerous as in failing equipment, broken down classroom seating and utensils, and they won't know it. Our camp was housed in a filthy and musty public elementary school in a small classroom. This room was too small for the entire group and so all were cramped. The reality was ALARMING that the instructors function as bodies to direct a script but are not truly educators *so you can have a recent college grad with a BA in History teaching your kid "science" and add to that a person not in tune, or give a hoot about kids, how to educate, nurture nor watch over children. Worst of all and YIKES they do not not pay attention nor supervise these kids, they are hands off if any trouble or accidents happen and they do not report injuries to the parents. These instructors are oblivious about harm done to the student and are more worried about having time to get and eat lunch, drinking Starbucks, being on their phones, etc.* SOOOOOO With that as the preface all I can say is do not waste your money because your child will not learn much science. All they will get is a babysitter who pretends to be a teacher, who if you are lucky feigns cheeriness, add to that the other children in the class will not respect the instructor nor their peers and as in the case of my daughter, get physically injured. SO WHAT HAPPENED? An experiment went sideways and my daughters entire back had the skin scraped off while being pulled by a boy to the point that her shirt came up while being pulled the equipment broke, and the skin came off she was left with a raw back, no attention was given and it was bleeding. The instructor kept her mouth SHUT and only when I went to hug my daughter once I picked her up, did she cry out in pain and showed me her entire back was still bleeding. The instructors were gone by then so I had to wait until the next day. I went up to the main instructor the next day and told her it was unacceptable to hide a severe injury such as what my daughter had suffered and all she could muster was "I AM SORRY I HAD NO CLUE ANYTHING HAPPENED" Huh? Aren't they watching a group of 6 and 7 year olds? And there were 2 instructors for the group. I WOULD NOT TRUST ANY MAD SCIENCE SUMMER CAMP AND I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS COMPANY TO ANYONE. ***I find it highly unusual that they have such high reviews seems suspicious and why I question every five star review*** it