Following her soccer game this morning, Eleanor had a very busy day, and now it's time for her to…read moreprepare for a 6th birthday celebration at Kanga's Indoor Play center with family, friends, and her BFF Miss Nevaeh. Eleanor indulged in pizza, snacks, and crumbl cookies with her friends that attended the party, then it was time to open presents. She had very many exciting expressions while opening presents then sang happy birthday and off they went to go play. Eleanor enjoyed the pirate ship swinging back-and-forth with Nevaeh. Miss Avery enjoyed her time in the toddlers ball pit, but Nathaniel not so much he did not like it and started crying. And Scarlett left with a gorgeous cotton candy butterfly. I believe Eleanor had a very good time today with her friends! Happy 6th birthday, Eleanor. If you're looking for a birthday party event for a young child, I would highly recommend this indoor playcenter you can rent a room out have it for 2 1/2 hours. Pick your food choices for each child and then they have unlimited play. They have a toddlers area for three and under. every person does have to sign a waiver online if you're going for a birthday party you have to RSVP online. They have a wonderful snack bar with lots of food options, chicken wraps, mozzarella sticks, pizza, coffee, Café and more. Hours are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Saturday 9 AM to 6 PM they're closed on Sunday

If I had a dollar for every time I heard "I want to go to the Pirate Ship place!", I'd be a very…read morerich woman. This spot takes the fun of a play place, adds a bounce house, ride and rock climbing. As a parent, one of my favorite things is that they have food...and not just snacks, but salads, chicken, pizza and snacks too. We can stay most of the day and the kids will get all their energy out without being starving when we leave. I just wish it was not as expensive (and closer)!

We hosted a birthday party and the little gym in Prairie Village and had the most wonderful time…read more The staff was incredibly gracious and engaging with all or the kids. They were also very helpful to the adults. the facility was beautiful and clean. The Little Gym made this a joyful and very easy experience

Such a safe, friendly environment for kids to learn skills from little babies to older elementary…read more My seven-year-old loves their non-competitive gymnastics class. She has learned to do a cartwheel and has so much fun! My five-year-old had his birthday party there. All of his friends had a blast and it was so easy for us. My two-year-old loves exploring and learning new skills like log rolls. A lot of fun for everyone!!! We love the owner and all of the teachers!! Highly recommend!

Decent place to hold a fun team building event - about a hundred of us enjoyed it last night…read more I had a blast playing pool, bowling, and playing video games with new and old work friends. Food and drinks were adequate - I especially enjoyed the jalapeño pork sausage. Bathrooms were clean and there was plenty of parking. Service was friendly and efficient. Happy to return.

I came here yesterday for a party and I like how open and spacious the floor is. Everything was…read moreeasy to find. I had several items there including sliders, chicken tenders, and mini pumpkin pie and cheesecake. The service was great and the staff was friendly. We did the ropes course which was very unique since I have not seen this before in most game spaces. The games were functional and responsive and towards the back is the bowling alley. Overall there is lots to do and something for everyone. I would definitely come back to play more games.

A little outdated, but still so much fun. The staff has always been friendly, and it's such a…read morenostalgic, entertaining place for kids and families. A great, cheaper option for kid's birthday parties.

This place reminds me of my childhood in the 80s. Our family has gone several times for school…read moresponsored events and birthday parties. The birthday parties were reasonably priced, btw. The rink is in good condition. The place was reasonably clean given the amount of kids that run through there. The music was age appropriate and fun. The skates were in fair condition but are all well used. They have those wheeled skate walkers for younger kids who don't know how to skate yet. But be warned that in a big group, those run out fast. While they also have a few video games, claw machines, etc., those cost a ton for what you get. Better to spend your money on a slice of pizza and the skating imho. Overall, the kids have a blast and always want to go back.

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.

We decided to have my little cousin's birthday party at Chuck E. Cheese and for the most part it…read morewas pretty decent as far as the birthday party package. It could be monitored a little bit better when littler kids are entering the ticket blaster but other than that it's a great experience for kids.

Good ol' fashioned roller skating on a budget is alive & well in KCK. Those of use who grew up…read moreduring a time where the roller rink was THE social spot know the value of getting out on the rink and just having the time of your life (until you fell). Skate City WyCo offers a clean, safe environment where physical activity can meet social opportunity. Sure, it's not all fancified with the latest bells & whistles, but the floor is smooth, the entry fee is inexpensive, and the vibe is just plain fun. They offer a summer season pass for $10 that even allows you to skate at the facilities in Shawnee & OP during daytime hours. Need something for your kiddos to do in the summertime that doesn't involve gizmos or sunscreen? Yeah, it's Skate City's summer pass. They even sponsor youth roller derby, which is a total blast to watch. Levels are from the juniors to the seniors (think late high school) and the opportunity to build social skills with a little rough & tumble is worth the look! Yes, they will fall, but yes, they wear pads & helmets. A bump or bruise here & there builds character and toughness, plus anything that boosts youth involvement is absolutely a bonus. Parking is plentiful, the wi-fi is free, and the snacks are affordable. It's clean, fun, and safe and that trio alone should be enough to for you drop your kids off and get some adult time while knowing your kiddos will be OK. Many of us grew up with memories of the 'slow skate' ('Endless Love', anyone?) and dim lighting so the chance to pass those opportunities on to our kids should be an easy decision.

Pros: new rich luster hard wood skating surface has elevated the game…read more Cons: besides the floor there have been no upgrades. No womens bathroom accoutrements like purse hooks, or a mirror. They could boost ads or spotlight the themed adult nights on one of the many platforms but it's only Instagram famous I think. The staff is so bare bones t takes ten minutes to get a drink because the DJ has door duty and snack bar. I come for the floor space and DJ but really hope they will invest in an air conditioner or bathroom remodel.

This was a fun experience for the kids, we took them here to enjoy family time together. Staff were…read morehelpful but they were very busy considering it was the holiday season. The place was super packed with a bunch of teenagers but our kids enjoyed themselves regardless. The skating ring is not huge but big enough. I just wished they had heating lamps around the area as it was so cold out. They have public restrooms that were nicely maintained and heated surprisingly right around the corner. There is a parking garage but it does get full. There are lots of other restaurants around this ice ring so it's nice if you get hungry you can get something. $25 per person includes skates.

I came here last year twice a week while it was open and loved it. The staff were helpful picking…read moreup people that fell and teaching people how to skate.(I was one of those people) This year hasn't been nearly as enjoyable. Teenagers cutting around the ice pushing people over and just being a general nuisance for all the other skaters. I was pushed over and brought it up with the staff but it turns out the whole group of guys that are encouraging it are all the staff. Along with that I've watched/helped fallen skaters struggling to stand whilst they play. Whatever management change that has happened ruining this peaceful rink.

I brought my 3 yo granddaughter today after spontaneously purchasing a Groupon last night to visit!…read moreThis place has been on my list to bring her for a little while and I'm so glad that we made the 30 minute drive to Spring Hill from Belton. The entire place is set up like a very tiny town and it's absolutely adorable and nostalgic. There are all kinds of things and every piece of prop or toy that one could imagine for all sorts of pretend play. We attended the music class as well this morning, and the teacher was lovely and all the kids really seemed to enjoy it. It was no extra cost to attend it. It did seem to be geared towards a little bit younger children (1-2) but was a fun addition. The staff made the experience incredible from top to bottom. Including the fact that there was an issue with Groupon and there not being a code to reserve a playtime. They worked with me without any stress or hesitation when I called them about it. This is definitely a place that I will bring her again. The entire block is absolutely adorable with the downtown businesses.