I had my kids birthday party here and I am glad that I did. Everyone, including me, loved this place. It was very easy booking my party online. I will admit that the food is a bit on the pricey end but oh well. The pizza is good though. They have a private parking lot there, but it gets packed during peak hours. I came on a Saturday afternoon and ended up parking in the lot across the street. You must have their socks to participate in the fun. Everyone must also fill out a waiver and spectators must also pay to enter the slide area (which is different from other similar parks that I have been to. To save time, I recommend completing the waiver online. The place was very chaotic when I was there. There was kids all over the place. The lines for the slides did move relatively quickly though. The staff there, from top to bottom is very friendly, helpful and welcoming. I was very impressed, especially considering that they deal with screaming kids all day. Great job to them and whoever does the hiring. For those having a party there, you are giving a dedicated table with a server. The party area is in an open fenced off area. They do not have party rooms. There are a few places in the play area for caregivers to sit while the little play, but those places few and far between. The slides there are awesome. They are huge and some can appear a bit intimidating. I wish I had a place like this when I was little. They also have a small zip line, a two basketball courts. There is also an area for little kids to play as well. I really like this places vibe. It is relatively clean and trendy, with big murals all over the walls. I sure hope that the Greenwood location, that they have been talking about for years opens soon. Either way, I am sure that I will be back to this place very soon. read more

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I really did not have the best first experience. My god-daughter had her 8th birthday party here and we were excited to visit as I've been wanting to come for a while and just didn't have a chance. I filled out the waiver forms that my best friend sent me in advance as she paid for me. A little background, I'm a parent of a 5 year old with autism who needs to be watched at all times. My best friend was aware so she told me I'd be ok being with him. When my family arrived and went to check in for the party the young lady checking us in gave me a wrist band and socks for my son. I tried to put it on him, but he refused because it's a sensory thing. I told her that I will wear it as he will never not be out of my reach and she told me no. I put it on my wrist anyway, because I'm going to keep my son from any unnecessary behaviors. Then I asked about my pair of socks and she gave me a wrist band that stated I was just a spectator and told me I cannot go with him down the slide. Well my intention is not to go down the slide with him, but I would assist him getting to the slides. Met with another no. After that, I was over it and just walked to the party and let my husband take him to the soft play area. I did inform my best friend about, but at that time I was over it and didn't want to ruin my god-daughters party. I don't know, the overall experience left me frustrated. read more

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Brought the kids here while on holiday break and they loved it. There are any 10-15 slides to explore, some more scary than others. A few were too steep and long for my young kiddos to try. There are staff standing at the top of most of the slides to assist and keep kids from going to close together. It was surprisingly enough to occupy them for 120 minute/2 hour ticket. They had to take a few breaks for the bathroom, snacks and drinks to rest. There's a concession stand with icee, soda, pizza, chips, etc. To snack on. I'm not sure if you can bring in your own food or not. Lastly, the adults can slide too if they want! If not, there are plenty of chairs, benches and take areas for you to sit. Be aware, it's VERY loud inside. Screaming, yelling, crying, excitement... bring a book or play on your phone! read more

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I visited slick city action park for a birthday party. The parking is huge so it wasn't really hard to find a spot. The place was extremely crowded on a Saturday. I think they were about four or five parties going on. My party had reserved one table and while the kids played, we just sat there and chatted. Customer service was quick and they got pizzas, plate, knives for the cake cutting. All in all kids had a gala time and there's so much for them which is the main point read more

Came here for their Adult Night, they do it once a month and it's fun to enjoy the place without any kids to watch out for It's very safe and clean and there's an attendant every slide They only have slides and a jumpy basketball thingy The only thing was I wished they had a shorter time for lesser $$ It was 90 mins + socks for $33/person, we were done sliding after 30 mins and was tired lol But it was a good experience overall read more

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This place was amazing it has plenty of choices. The lines flow quickly. They have food options available to puchase. However I do wish that they would allow you to slide down on your rear, bc the next day we were all sore and it took me a few days to recuperate. The food is expensive but comparable with sky zone. They have lockers available for purchase as well. Overall I would take my kids back but I would sit my but on the side lol. read more

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There is nothing like Slick City in central Indiana, and I'm so glad that this place is now in Brownsburg. I keep describing it to people as an indoor waterpark without water. It's seriously so fun, and unlike most indoor playgrounds, I saw just as many adults sliding as I saw children sliding. I mean, I didn't slide and will never, but it looked like people were having fun, and my kids said they had a great time. I prefer being a spectator at these sort of activities that require you to sign a waiver. There are 12 or so slides, each with something different to offer. Some launch you straight into the air, some sway you side to side, some twist and turn you all the way to the bottom. I've been asked what age range Slick City is best for, and I would say that this place is best for adventurous kids ages 10 and older. But that said, I saw plenty of kids who looked like they were younger having the time of their lives. One thing to keep in mind is that you're required to slide on your stomach. No sliding on your bum or on your back. I kept thinking about all of the poor spines, but even the people who ate it on the slides were able to get up and walk away. There's also a Junior Jungle just for kids who are 48 inches and shorter. It looked super fun -- so fun that my two kids, who are taller than 48 inches and not allowed in, kept asking to sneak in and play. You can buy a discounted admission for a kiddo who will just be visiting the Junior Jungle. Along with slides, Slick City has two basketball courts, an acrobat area, and a zipline. There's also a huge cafe that sells orange creamsicle Icees (!!), and lots of tables at which to sit. I saw many people claim tables and just leave their stuff at them. Slick City has lockers at the front that you can pay to use. But if you walk to the back where the restrooms are, you'll find free cubbies where you can put your shoes and jackets and things. You're welcome. When we visited, there were hella people everywhere, and the line to check in was at the door. I thought for sure that my kids would be waiting in long lines to get on the slides, but surprisingly, for the amount of people who where there with us at the park, my kids waited no more than a few minutes to get on slides, and in lots of cases, they didn't have to wait at all. They keep it moving here. read more

Took my two sons, 9 and 13, here today and man oh man was it a great time! I kept thinking, "how could slides be THAT fun to make a whole place for them?" Well they are when they're done right. I even bought a ticket. My youngest loved the racing lanes and my oldest pretty much tried them all. The swim and trapeze bar were a hit and got a lot of play from my boys. Food is pricey!! Ten dollars for a pizza the size of a coffee saucer. Plan to eat before or after to save money. We actually went to Best Friend's coffee and bagels down the road after. They have a place for littles under 45" which is nice. Fun place. We will be back. The $5 per socks were a bit pricey too but at least we have them for next time read more

Slick City Action Park - Hey boy - Amusement Parks Near Me - Brownsburg, Indiana

This is definitely quite the place with countless slides. I just found some of them to be pretty unsafe with a lot of people getting minor bumps and bruises going down a few of the slides. I also thought the pricing during the adult evenings is pretty steep for what they have. We had fun checking it out once. I am sure it is a great place for kids so long as they do not get themselves injured, but not somewhere I will probably be back. read more

Slick City Action Park - Amusement Parks Near Me - Brownsburg, Indiana

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This is a pretty cool place. They also have time for adults. The food wasn't impressive. The bathrooms were clean. They clean frequently read more

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What a fun alternative to the trampoline places. We went on a Saturday afternoon/early evening. While it seemed busy, the lines move fast. I had a 4 year old and 7 year old that had a blast!! One star removed for pricing of concessions. Concessions are extremely overpriced and mediocre at best. I would go again! Just don't go hungry! read more

Great fun for all ages! Super clean place and food is reasonably priced if you want to eat there. Staff are all helpful. Minimal wait time and so many fun slides, swings and dont forget the basketball. There are tables to reserve for parties too! read more

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Took the 4 grandkids .we stayed for the two hour package . We had 9,11,12,14 year olds . The older ones played basketball most of the time and the younger two did all the slides . We found some seats and took pictures . They all want to go back soon . We all had a great time . read more

We gave Slick City a go on April 4th, a Friday at 10 AM and the line was about 30 people deep down the sidewalk. The doors did open about 3 minutes early and the rush was on. There is a waiver you absolutely have to have signed before you can enter the slide area. There are multiple QR codes posted for you to scan and fill out your waiver while standing in line in case you forgot to do it online. The price range is based upon how long you want to slide but I didn't notice anyone getting removed for being over the time limit. In fact many people were still coming in as we were winding down. The slides are pretty intense at first and sometimes a little rough on an old guy like me. The 90 minutes we paid for were plenty and we were wore out before our time limit passed. The have a lot of different activities and there seemed to be plenty for all ages to do, if you dared. The concession stand prices seemed pretty fair but the line moves pretty slow. There is plenty of seating and a few lockers for your personal belonging. It appeared some people brought in bags and their own drinks. It's actually pretty fun and a great way to wind down the kids. The day we went was on Spring break so maybe that's why the crowd was a little large. Even with the crowd, there was plenty of mats to slide with and plenty of room for everyone. read more

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The cute young staff were very efficient and helpful getting you checked in and waivers signed. The supply of sliding pads is abundant. The varied experiences are good though I wouldn't have wanted to pay for a 4 and under. The ideal age here is probably 10 but our 5 year old claimed it to be the best day! Some slides with steep drops were too ominous for him. This was opening day and I believe the capacity was limited which made for short or no lines. The 90 minute experience ticket suit us well. Wishing much success to this business to give another bad weather day experience. read more

What a fun place to bring your kids, they are still within its first 30 days of opening, there's still a few hiccups that I'm sure they'll work out. But some helpful tips. Schedule your time online fill out your waiver online. Make sure you have five dollars to buy socks. This will help the process move faster. If you have spectators, there's only two per ticket purchased and they must be at the counter with you at check-in to get a wristband. The junior area for kids is so awesome especially if you have toddlers up to age 6 maybe even seven but by then there's some really awesome big kids slides that they could ride . If you wanna wear your kiddos out, bring them to Slick city. Who am I kidding? I was worn out but in the best way so much fun with had. If you're an adult or have teens wait till a little later in the evening around six or seven-ish when all the kids are pretty much gone and it's just teens and go have a blast. I purchased a large slushy to go with our slick city adventure for my 15 year-old son, while they didn't tell us how to get it at the counter we were still able to get it. It was just an extra $3.29. While I didn't get food or eat there, I did see people with pizzas, nachos, pretzels, and candy . So if you're in the Brownsburg area, get out and go have some fun at Slick City. read more

Clean, friendly and fun!! I have a 10 year old and a 12 year old and they had a blast. They were intimidated at first but once they went down the first slide they were all in. They have a junior section for younger kids, I just wish they had some beginner slides for kids who are scared at first. Otherwise a great time for the whole family. read more

The park is great for under 5 and for kids over 5 that are adventurous. My 6 year old didn't care to go down the slides head first. Then was kicked out of the under 5 area. ​ read more