My grands had a great time! They especially enjoyed the NERF game! They have many other games…read morewith plenty of opportunity to score tickets. The prizes are plentiful. My grands walked away with slinkies and plushies.

The worker named ben, was very kind, gave options, and related to us, he made funny jokes and made…read moreus laugh, if you're there, he's the one you wanna talk to.

Favorite baby/toddler indoor playground experience in vegas!…read moreThe owner is amazing, attentive, friendly, helpful, talkative, and put together all around. Great space for adults to hang out with their kids. Snacks and an abundance of kids play equipment and much more. I've been bringing my son here since 2023. And now my baby who is about to be 1. They love it. Never had a bad experience yet, just a few poor interactions my kids have had with other kids. But resolved always quickly. The owner seems to step in as well when needed which is always helpful. 5/5 Stars!!

I've taken a handful of kids at this place for several years now. From the Management with the…read moreassistance of his daughter, the cleanliness and organization of the place, I'll rate it 10+! Excellent! A lot of toys to play with, the admission fee is reasonable and pure fun place to be.

YES YES YES!!! First time using kids quest and it's definitely worth it!…read more Tip: call in advance to check if there is any available spots. They tend to fill up quickly. Complete the pre-registration on their website. When we check in, the staff was super friendly and patient to explain the rules, process and security for the kiddos. Food/snacks: there is a price list of snacks, drinks and food that is made in the kitchen inside the play area. We requested that our kiddo gets a snack or drink when he requested it so they didn't need to call us to get our okay which made it easier on us and them. Security: once you check in, you get a barcode and the same barcode is on a sticker on the back of your kiddo's shirt along with a wristband. To check out your little one, yiu have to present the barcode along with your ID before your kiddo is released to you. The gate access is not a simple push gate but it needs to have a team members unlock the gates. There is always someone at the check in counter so that made us feel safer that someone was overseeing the entrance to kids quest. I recommend dropping off your diaper bag with all the essentials that your little one may need (diaper, diaper wipes, extra clothes etc). For safety reasons, they do not allow outside food or drinks. Unless there are dietary restrictions. The hourly rate is $14/per hour for a max of 5 hours. Immunization records are not required if you live outside of Nevada but if you use their service for 15 consecutive days than it's required and sent via email. They don't tolerate bad behavior even between siblings. If that happens, they will call you to pick up your kiddo. I like that so that other kids dont mimic that behavior and your little is safe from bullying. The space was HUGE! There were play kitchen, virtual ball type games, climbing obstacles and some video games. Literally something for every kids at any age. They also had plenty of staff members around all the time to keep an eye on the kids who also are able to help change diapers, remind kids to use the potty but kiddos 4 years and older use the restrooms themselves. The service was overall amazing and the price was very reasonable with the care that they provided. This place is such a great idea to have at Red Rock and has made me rethink my choice in hotel on my next visit.

*Review delayed* This review was delayed as we attempted to…read morereason with kidsquest and allow them time to complete their internal investigation. At this point we have not gotten the outcome we find satisfactory and would like to share our experience with others. On 9/13 for the first time we dropped our daughter off at kids quest in the Red Rock Hotel and casino,she was there for approximately an hour and a half that night while my husband and I had dinner on hotel property. When we picked her up, we were heading home, and asked our daughter about her time at kids quest. She shared with us there was a boy she was playing with (which she later identified in person and kids quest personnel confirmed they were playing together), and that he TOUCHED HER VAGINA. Said they were in the play structure (which staff also confirmed and where she came out of when we picked her up) and he told her to take off her pants and panties and coerced her with play money, said she could have it if she played his game but reported he never gave it to her (she's not even 4 years old yet). We immediately drove back to kids quest and in an attempt to verify if my daughter was okay, I looked in her pants and panties and found said play money stuck to her rear tucked under her panties (she had no idea it was there but it confirmed the story she already shared with me) kids quest director later confirmed it belonged to their pretend play area in the facility. I immediately called police, and had her identify the boy the second we got back to the facility. While police were on site trying to gather information about the boy, incident and camera footage, the boy was allowed to roam and play in the facility with other children and was not removed. I even commented while there and police said they were not in charge of kids quest policies. We were there for what felt like a really long time while families and parents came and went when one of the workers had an "oh shit" look on her face, I knew this was the parents of the boy my daughter had just accused of sexual abuse and she again identified him as he approached the counter. At this point unsuspecting dad has walked away when the police officer approaches mom. Once she is made aware she frantically jumps on the phone to call dad back, because he walked away with no concern about the uniform officers in the lobby. It was apparent they did not notify the boys parents. At the end of the day, metro has shared there cannot and will not be criminal charges against the 7 year old boy- he cannot legally face criminal charges until the age of 8. According to kids quest director that night, he and twin brother are locals and frequent this location all the time and this is the first report of this kind against him. According to the VP of kids quest after the internal review their findings show their staff responded appropriately that night and did notify the boys parents and there was no evidence this occurred so they could not ban the boy from returning to their establishment. Reminder, cameras are down so all they have is the word of their employees and my daughters word vs the boys to put the pieces together. Their staff did not remove him nor contact his parents as they claim in their internal investigation. I brought this to the VP of kids quest attention when I provided a copy of the police report where the officer wrote, "dad refused to provide any additional identifying information as he was upset that kids quest did not notify them of the incident and he only found out about it as he was there to pick up his children." This clearly contradicts the findings of their internal investigation. At the end of the day an accusation, lack of operational cameras and a police report that contradicts their internal investigation is all I have. It's proven not to be enough for them to dismiss this boy from their establishment, or cast enough doubt for them to admit they fell short in their response or possible prevention of the situation but I wanted other parents, not kids quest, to decide what's best for their family and be aware of our experience before choosing to leave your kids at this facility.

Perfect active fun for our energetic 2 and 3 year old boys!…read moreWe brought our toddlers to the DISCOVERY Children's Museum and they had an absolute blast. This place is a huge indoor playground with three floors of hands-on exhibits that kept them moving the whole time. They loved Toddler Town on the first floor the desert themed soft play, sensory elements, and crawl spaces were just right for their age. But the real highlight was The Summit, the giant 70-foot climbing structure that spans all three floors with 12 levels. I was surprised how well our 2 and 3 year olds handled it! They climbed the levels with no problem, exploring different challenges and interactive spots at their own pace. It was great to see their confidence grow as they went up and down. They also enjoyed the water play area (smocks provided still recommend a change of clothes) and some of the imaginative play zones. We spent about 2.5-3 hours there, and it felt like the perfect energy-burner in air-conditioned comfort a lifesaver in Las Vegas! The museum is clean, the staff is friendly, and it's very stroller-friendly. Admission is $15 for Nevada locals with valid ID and $20 for non-locals (kids under 1 are free). We went on a weekday and it wasn't too crowded, which made chasing the boys around much easier. Helpful tip for families on a budget: If you have a valid EBT, SNAP, or WIC card, you can get admission for just $5 per person (up to 4 tickets per adult cardholder cards must be shown at entry for verification; in-person only). If you have active little ones who love to climb and explore, this is a fantastic spot. Highly recommend -- we'll definitely be back!

We had a great time at the Children's Museum! Parking was free because they validate, which was…read moredefinitely a nice bonus. The museum is huge, with three floors packed with things for kids to do, including an indoor playground, water table, building centers, tons of toys, science activities, and really cute little business areas where kids can use their imagination and learn through play. I brought my 1-year-old, and she really enjoyed the water table, balls, and slides. However, I will say that there honestly wasn't a whole lot else that was age-appropriate for her. At 1 year old, she still needs a ticket, which I understand, but for us, I don't think we got the full value out of the visit because she was too young for many of the exhibits. Overall, it's a really cool museum with SO much to offer older kids. For our next visit, I think I would wait until she's around 5 so she can actually enjoy and participate in more of the activities. Definitely seems like a great place for preschool and elementary-aged kids!

Cold night After Christmas- the monday after Christmas…read more Mix of music, not just Christmas music, but also popular music too. NO TRAIN- this was our favorite part This was a bummer!!! As seen, in my Pics The Gift Shop's items' isn't priced too badly; there were some items that I was considering, but you know how it is, after the Holidays, your bank account is pretty lean; I have a lot of people to buy for, I've got a large family. There were five Grinch- themed trees. Many of the trees were decorated very nicely. It's a beautiful sight to see. We went on the Carousel, and we did two rounds of Mini-Golf, which was fun. We also went down the Avalanche twice. Stringbean went three times. Gone are the years of seeing all of the Gingerbread Houses. Now, there are a lot of fundraising food/drink stands, I get it, it's an organization.

I got to go to Opportunity Village and or Magical Forrest this year after almost a decade. I used…read moreto bring my kids here but now my grandkids. As expected, they had a great time. There was so much to do. They have the big giant awesome slide. The line was kinda long so we didn't do that. They had a Santa shop where you can have pics with Santa. Santa was so nice and we got good high quality pictures. We also tried the carousel and my grandson loved it. There were also lot of small shops that you. A buy small Cute stuff and trinkets. The Magical Forest is still MAGICAL! The lights are awesome and the train goes through it. Of course the highlight is the TRAIN and it went around the magical forest. This is an awesome place to go and the entrance is very affordable. The kids will love it. Advice to go early so you'll get to do everything. And try the hot cocoa and funnel cakes.

My 2 grandchildren love this location and I love it too always clean not to busy clean restrooms a…read moresnack bar and video games that are affordable, the price is very competitive with other inside play grounds, been coming for years, the kids are 7 now getting a little big but it's better than McDonalds slides and not real height limit quite yet- so go down try it out highly recommend on a hot summer day, air conditioning feels great!!

great place to bring the grandkids. people are friendly and very helpful. Wou definitely recommend…read moregoing there!

I purchased a "Get out pass" for $50 and this is one of the places apart of the pass. I definitely…read morerecommend using this pass to get a great deal to enjoy the Mini Grand Prix. Short wait times here! We recommend going at night during the summer.

We went on a weekend and it actually wasn't busy, which was nice, but they seemed pretty…read moreshort-staffed. There wasn't enough demand for the rides to have staff stationed there, so we had to find someone to come operate them each time. The biggest downside for me was the price. It felt pretty overpriced, especially since there aren't separate children's prices--it's one rate for everyone. The food also wasn't anything special. The fries were overcooked and tasted like they may have been cooked in old oil. That being said, I still had a fun time with my niece and nephew, and we enjoyed spending the day together. I just don't know if I'd recommend it at the price point.

I have been bringing my daughter (2 1/2) to play here for the last year or so. I was thrilled to…read morehear the owners were opening up a daycare/drop off center. The establishment is always very clean and the staff is extremely kind. Ms Debbie is amazing with the kids! My daughter absolutely adores her and she comes home so happy and chatty. As a very anxious mother myself, they make me feel so comfortable to leave my daughter in their care! I would highly recommend checking out their services.

Very big open space and lots of things to do to keep kids busy for a couple hours…read more A little food area for adults to sit as well. Only a couple takeaways here, One, a lot of the equipment seems to be run down and almost falling apart around the edges if you wanna call it that. I think things need to be sanitized more from what it looks like. The leather sofas in the dining area are very beaten up, but as to be expected with small children. Two, the arcade games seem to all have some sort of issue , or aren't fully functional, broken pieces, etc. but the kids don't seem to gather much around those anyways. I do love the safety of the buzzer by the front door , to keep guests of the facility feeling comfortable. They also host birthday parties, we once saw Mickey Mouse which made my day lol! Overall 4/5 stars. We don't go here often, but I'd say we're regulars, and have been here multiple times over the last 2 or 3 years. We will be back many more times to come I'm sure. Great experience every time!

From the start this business was very accommodating and getting me scheduled for a foam party. The…read moreday before my kids bday party I got a phone call stating they were at the house, I looked at my reservation email and realized I booked on the wrong day (*oops*). The company was able to reschedule for the correct date and time and come the following day!! The foam was epic and made my son's birthday super special. I highly recommend Slide into Vegas for the foam experience!!

SUPER reliable quality people and products!! Arrived and picked up on time! Highly recommend them!!read more

There is always someone at the check in desk with good service. Today Te checked me and my kids in…read more Her big smile makes me and my children feel so welcomed here. The first time I came here the staff informed me of a monthly membership. They weren't pushy at all, but instead were very well informed to answer my questions. The membership is a great deal! We come often now. They don't just "have trampolines". There is a basketball area, an obstacle course, a stuntman dive area, a video game IWall area, a bicycle video game, a treadmill video game, a foam pit, a fun HUGE slide, a special are for little kids, and a dodgeball area. The dodgeball area always has a staff member there to explain rules, make sure kids play safely and fair and organize the amount of kids that can play at a time. There is also a little restaurant and an area to eat/ have parties. My son gets so happy just talking about this place!

We had been to Sky Zone before for a birthday party and had a great experience, so we decided to…read morecome back during the summer. Unfortunately, this visit was VERY different. It was unbearably hot inside. I'm not sure if the AC was broken, not working properly, or what was going on, but it was extremely uncomfortable--especially for a place where kids are running and jumping for hours. The kids still had a great time and jumped for about two hours. It was only $15 per child, which was a great price, and the bathrooms were clean. One thing I really didn't like was the sock policy. We already had perfectly good trampoline/jumping socks, but apparently they have to specifically be Sky Zone socks. Huh?! They did exchange our socks for Sky Zone ones for free, which I appreciated, but I still think it's a pretty ridiculous policy. Overall, the kids had a great time and the price was reasonable, but the heat and unnecessary sock policy definitely took away from the experience. Our previous visit was much better!