October 23, 2021 Wow…read morethis place is so cool! What a perfect stop to let the kids run about on this rainy day. Downstairs is designed more for younger kids. Upstairs designed more for kids 8 and above. Supervision is mandatory. Lots of themed rooms for kids to learn through play. There's a garden room with big water tables. An auto shop for the car enthusiasts. A farm where you can "milk"a cow (fake cow &water). A grocery store where the kids can shop and be the cashier. A veterinarian pet shop. Fire department. Well baby check office. There are cool tubes with air that suck up handkerchiefs and tunnel above your head and shoot out from the ceiling. Musical rooms. Hair styling room. A theater room complete with a stage and curtain! There's a Lego wall. And rubber band wall to make art. A small real plane to climb in and imagine flying over fields. Really too much to list. But wow! Great entertainment for kids (and parents) of all ages. Covid19 protocol: Bathrooms were clean. Hands sanitizer was placed all over both upstairs and downstairs. Employees wore masks. Patrons were strongly recommended to wear masks, although most didn't. Staff picked up several times while we were there.. although i didn't notice any surface cleaning. Now my cooty radar was a little high, but i get that way in any type of kids play area. I made sure my kids sanitized hands after each room and we washed hands before leaving. Lots of touchable surfaces. Pre pandemic, i wouldn't think much about it, but current pandemic, I just am a little more leery. So go with that in mind. And don't come if you or anyone is sick. Above all.. ENJOY! Very cool place.

discovery is the best place a child could ask for it's so relatable to the real life just much…read morecooler I love discovery so much !

Came here for our grandsons first birthday…read more The place is clean and open. Simple and no hassle. There are cubbies for shoes, hooks for coats. They have a small counter with inexpensive toys for purchase. I believe my daughter said it was $9 for "jumpers". Socks are required! I imagine they have them for purchase if you forgot.. Andy if they don't, maybe they should pop officer to the $1 store and make a few extra bucks. There are a row of booth seating and a table and chairs that would work for handicap people. Bathrooms are clean and stocked. The staff was super friendly. A blonde girl with braids helped us and was extremely friendly and was sure to check on us during and after our visit. They don't sell food but you can bring your own in.. Or order pizza from Domino's next door. (But as I had an EXTREMELY bad experience with them, I WOULDN'T!) The biggest bonus..FREE AIR CONDITIONING! It's a win win. Bring your kids to run around and play. Stay cool. And then take tuckered out kids home after and enjoy a job well done!

A wonderful day had by the whole family. Preparing your own feed for the animals was both fun and…read moreeducational for our daughter. The place is very clean with lots to do.

Such a fun place to take the kids at such a great price point. From food to activities to staff,…read morethe everyone was wonderful. Thank you to Farmer Steve for the hayride & the women working hard to serve everyone delicious food.

Worst food place i have ever been to. The pizza is horrible, and i hate the drinks and the stupid…read morerat mascot. Could do better, but the kids kept screaming my name. My name is Kanye North, and the kids kept asking for my autograph which was very annoying. also the server was mexican so i hate him for that. the Chuck e cheese in indonesia is better than this one they have good service unlike you bums. Do better.

My daughter, Verginia Cross, loves this place!! She can't get enough. Pizza, good, ski ball, good,…read morebeer, no good. Sadly this Chuck e Cheese's doesn't serve alcoholic beverages, though last I heard most chains do. Good ol' Kentucky does have its standards, contrary to what you might hear. It frowns upon parents drinking while their kids run amok in the balls and tubes where by the way sober parents lose their kids in those tubes, true fact everyday 1 out of every 5 parents turn for a piece a pizza, turn around and the kid gone that fast, can you imagine drinking 2 pitchers and trying to keep track of where your kid ran off to, then driving that kid home taking back roads to avoid any cops and risking another DUI. Maybe all the CEC chains should think of taking beer off the menu, if they havn't already. Yours truly, Concerned parent

The people I dealt with were very friendly and easy to deal with. The kids (which were around 6-8…read moreyears old) absolutely loved running around in the bubble balls during my daughter's party.

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I spent 2 hours there with my granddaughter for her birthday. When we went to pick up our pieces I…read morewas told that 1 of them had been broken! My memory with my granddaughter was shattered! They did not even have the courtesy to call in advance and tell me it was broken! They offered to order another piece for me to paint free of charge but for what?? Why would I want to spend another 2 hours by myself painting another piece again? It was a small figurine and it was very tedious work! I asked if I could take the pieces home anyway just for the memory and I could try to glue it, and the lady told me I couldn't! I asked her why if they were just going to throw it in the trash anyway, and she told me it was their policy! Are you kidding me?? How does that even make sense? She refunded my money for the piece, but when I got home, I realized I was not refunded the tax that I originally paid either! I deserve an explanation from the manager as to why no one bothered to call me to let me know my piece was broken, as well as not being refunded the tax, and not being able to take the broken piece home when they were just going to trash it anyway.

I was trying pottery painting for the very first time and definitely enjoyed every bit of it. It…read morewas fun and a very different experience. The girl who was working there was very friendly and helpful and was patient even when I needed more time and that too after they were closed already. When I went there I expected it to be like paint night where they give you the design and show you how to make it but here you get to be creative and do whatever comes to your mind. Note - remember it takes a week to get the finished product back.

We had our son's birthday party there yesterday (Conner Bell, 11/5/2022). Everything was great, but…read moreyour employee Jace (Sp?) is a gem and the reason for this review. He went out of his way to come up and check on everything, which was to be expected. What we didn't expect is the genuine interest he took in our son. He sat down and chatted with him about nothing in particular for a solid 20 minutes. Our son's best friend was not able to make it to the party, so he was bummed. Jace didn't know this, but his kindness made our son's day. It was so awesome! Keep him around for as long as you can. I've been involved in customer service in some capacity for the majority of my adult life and he is definitely a top contender for the best customer service I've ever experienced. Thank you, Jace. You don't know how much your kindness affected all of us in a positive way. Keep being that way. You're a wonderful human and any job you have will be lucky to have you. Thank you so much.

We wanted to buy the slushy's. I have a membership, but she would not let my buddy get one under my…read moremembership and would not help us with one cent and change making us have to leave and ask people for money. and she was kind of rude. Thank you, Gia.