We love Snapology been going here for birthday parties, spring and summer break camps for years! My little boy begs to go here! They always have interesting themed lego and robotics camps, keeps my son engaged and learning new things! read more

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We can't say enough good things about Snapology! Our son had such a great time at their summer camp last year that he wanted to have his birthday party at Snapology this year and he and his friends had the absolute best time. From start to finish, the entire process was so seamless--Kristi and her team did such a great job engaging the children in the LEGO builds and encouraging their creativity and learning. As parents, it was such a delight to relax and have fun at the party knowing that Snapology was taking care of all the details. We can't recommend them enough and look forward to going back soon! read more

Great new discovery center gives kids the run of the place. The addition of place to run, a party room, and bathrooms where they can come and go is terrific. The entrance is through a drive next to a barber shop, so be sure to input that address into your GPS. read more

Just finished our third summer camp week -- we did two last summer and one this summer for our now almost-7yo son. I'm relatively selective about where we send him and this one is a winner. He continues to love this place and he had been looking forward to "LEGO week" since May. Guides are kind and engaged, and facility is really nice and super convenient. We will be back next summer for sure! read more

This camp was amazing! My son had free time to build whatever he wanted AND then the kids were taught how to create robotics and complete different science experiments! On top of that the staff was very sweet and helpful- usually with camps there's always one rude staff member- not here! So great! My son really wants to participate in another week - so we are currently looking (each week has a different theme...science...robotics..star wars...etc) but sign up quick they really do fill up fast ! read more

My 5.5 year old daughter loved this camp. She did the "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" week at Discovery Center and she was very excited to show me what she had worked on with her group at the end of the day. They also had a great playground and my daughter was eager to arrive every day and jump in to the fun. The teachers were warm, enthusiastic and organized. We would definitely do this camp again. read more

Great place for everyone here! We were visiting from California for the weekend and had to have our sons 2nd Birthday while here. We searched many different places and Snapology seemed to be the best fit for pricing, and services offered along with some other great reviews. Our family had a great time and everything turned out perfectly because of their staff! Thank you again! read more

We just had my daughter's 7th birthday party here, and it was great! Kristi and the rest of the staff did a perfect job keeping things moving along, while still letting the kids roam free and enjoy themselves. So the kids didn't feel rushed, but also didn't get bored. We would definitely come back again. read more

Snapology was very professional, thorough, and fun! They came to our house for a party for a mostly five-six year-old group, and the kids had a great time! They were also flexible with the number of attendees, since it's hard to give an exact count in advance. I would HIGHLY recommend Snapology. read more

My kids tried three different activity camp companies this summer. One camp (Learning Fun 101) was staffed with people who didn't seem to like children. My kids cried daily during the week. A second camp let the kids play PC games - they had fun, but they weren't engaged during the day, so they came home bouncing off the walls. Snapology was altogether perfect. My kids loved the curriculum! They came home very proud of both what they built AND what they learned. They were engaged, challenged, and had a great time. The instructors were personable and sweet -- a reflection of Snapology's owners, who are both invested and hands-on in developing the camps. We look forward to coming back. Thank you, Kristi and Chris! read more

My almost 6 year old son had the most amazing camp experience at Snapology's Safari Robotics camp. The technology was awesome and it seemed that there were ample activities to keep the kiddos busy. The staff was helpful and kind. I highly recommend these camps to anyone interested in Legos or robotics. We'll absolutely attend next summer. Thanks! Tasha read more

Such an incredible program! Snapology Austin is a reminder of what happens when you recruit top-level employees and pay them well. All of the instructors are intelligent, fun, and have a wonderful way of speaking to and connecting with the kids. I love that our 9-year-old who now fancies himself a very cool Minecraft dude enjoys camp as much as he did when he was a sweet, little Lego builder. Kudos!! read more

My daughter had an absolutely wonderful time at this camp this summer. She really enjoyed each of their daily projects with Lego building. The staff was wonderful and she would love to back next year. read more

Snapology MINDSTORMS camps are great for those just getting started in robotics to the more advanced "programmers" I highly recommend it if your child is interested in building robots or drag and drop programming. It is a perfect combination of education, creativity, and social skills development. A shout out to Mr. Dan, Mr. Nathan and Mrs. Chris who are the superstars of this particular camp! read more

I struggled with getting a summer camp for the first two weeks and stumbled onto Snapology at WAYA's due to my son's interest in Champion's gymnastics in the same location. My two stars are for their policy to charge $25 for the first 5 min. being late at pick up. As everyone knows Austin traffic can be Russian Roulette even without having to meet that hairline margin of 5 min. to arrival. Yes, I did get charged the fee for encountering a fire truck on my commute, the next time around I was within the 5 min margin so yes, I was late but like 2 min. Did I do anything legal to get to the door of the classroom, yes, yes, I had to park in the handicap spot because someone had their car running in the 5 min. drop off spot. So if you don't already attend daycare in WAYA or don't live next door or have all the time in the world to waltz there well in time, I recommend NOT signing up. Chris the owner is a very nice person and explained her limitations after I explained my predicament I was having with their policy and how it was working with traffic. This review is to let everyone know in advance before you consider signing up. read more

I signed our 6 year old daughter up for the Minecraft 1 camp. She was the only girl in there, so I was a little nervous for her the first day. She had a GREAT time! She asked me why I hadn't signed her up for the whole day (we just did 9-12). She the projects they made each day with Legos and she learns how to play Minecraft. She was sad on Friday when it was over. I signed both of our girls(4,6) up for the Science camp in 2 weeks. I'm really glad we gave this camp a try. read more

I'm not one to take time to write reviews but want to share in case this might help others in some way. I had a 9 year old son I'll call Joe this week signed up for this camp in Circle C, Austin, Texas and totally don't recommend if you want your kids to be in a safe, fun, educational environment. The first day Joe was punched in the mouth during outside playtime without any attention nor intervention from 2 teachers to 17 students. On the 2nd day, 4 boys were heard by teachers and students to calling Joe a jerk, all 4 boys charging him by pushing him with both hands with hard pushing him almost to the ground during outside "playtime", then the "game" turned into keep the ball away from Joe, then as if that wasn't enough all 4 of the same boys gathered water in their hands from a nearby dripping roof and then threw this water in his face and soaking his clothes. The teachers were watching without any other intervention other than telling the students the "keep the ball way from Joe" wasn't a game to be played. I'm sorry but I had higher expectations for such a wonderfully talked about STEM educational environment, of course we withdrew him with dampened spirits. This is not a criticism of the program curriculum but instead of the poorly selected management/staff all around out of this location. My hope would be that other locations do not allow this kind of bullying behavior. read more