My kids love this place. Bigger than the town location. Downstairs has a little shop and snack area…read morethat sells drinks and musubis. Ball pits, slides, amusement park style rides as well as the majority of the party room areas. Upstairs is a "Mario style" timed obstacle course as well as trampolines and foam pits where you can battle American Gladiator style. Theres one party room up here as well. My kids never wanna leave.

Cleanliness is a major issue at this facility. It doesn't seem like the space is being properly…read moresanitized after hours. While I can't place all the blame on the staff, I do think everyone who uses the facility should do their part by cleaning up after themselves. It's common to see socks and other trash left behind. The bathroom is especially concerning--you can smell the odor as soon as you reach the entrance, and the stalls are often left dirty and in poor condition. Improving both sanitation and encouraging members to clean up after themselves would make a significant difference.

As a first time mom to a baby that's age is still free, I am already planning my next visit back…read more I was invited to this event via group so they reserved a whole private area for us. If you're coming here by yourself I would travel light so you can fit everything you need in lockers. There are about 2 private areas, one is double the size of others. It looks like the smaller area can fit about 20 adults "comfortably," but I'm also going off the assumption there's not much decorations, some space for food, and kids are all playing. If the spaces are not for a private party you can still use them too, but it's at your own risk to leave your stuff in the open. The level my son is at is lots of crawling but the new environment may have been why he mostly sat and just looked around - that and the kids running around. There was only a small area where he could comfortably roam, which I didn't mind because it makes the free admission for him worth it and I only paid $5 since I was with a group. Overall, I can see why this is a lifesaver for parents to let kids get their energy out. It literally is just the 24s of childhood, so who knows, my son may join the membership crew one day. But we do live more central, so maybe not this location.

This review has been a long time coming, as Kid City has closed its Honolulu location. Each time I…read morevisited this location with my children, the staff was friendly and helpful. I liked that they were cleaning a lot, which made me feel more at ease! There were party rooms available. I also liked how they would periodically update their equipment, games, and toys. The only thing that was usually not working well was one of the games in the video game area on the bottom floor. Other than that, my kids always had a blast here! I'm looking forward to visiting their new location opening at the old Saks Off Fifth Avenue store by the Target at Ala Moana!

I recommend! We happily rented out the whole play place for my sons birthday party and it was so…read morefun! The employees were so sweet. Didn't even bother us. Helped each of us. Depending on the size of your party it may be too small or just right. It was just right for us. It has play areas for all ages from 1 year to 10!! Super fun!

I really like this place, but after the remodel it looks like they are gearing it more for little…read morekids vs 6 and older. I would definitely recommend as the staff is always nice and it's clean. On the upside you can wear your own socks and do not need to buy. Just make sure it has the grips on the bottom.

Promised the kids we could go check out this location since we haven't been to it yet. Went on a…read moreSunday at around 1pm, so we figured there would be a good amount of people, but the parking lot was empty. Outside area looked clean and inviting. Being familiar with Keiki Kingdom, I filled out the waivers ahead of time via the website and clicking on this specific location so that the check in would be quicker. Once we got inside, there were two workers just sitting by down behind the counter. We headed to the counter and I was asked to fill out the waiver. I told them that I filled it out on the website and one of the girls says "every location has their own waiver." I told her "Yes, I went onto the website and clicked on this location" and she looked confused. She then told the other girl to see if they can search it up. Sure enough, she found my waiver. It could be a training issue, but I figured as an employee, they would be familiar with the fact that we could sign the waiver on the website, not only by scanning the QR code at the register. She checked us in and we opted in for socks because we didn't bring ours. She handed us the four pairs without even asking for sizes. Of course I had to switch them out because the socks were way too big. Prices weren't too bad I guess. It was $20 for one adult and one child together for two hours. Fast forward to the play area. It is quite small. Great for letting the kids burn off some energy. Some of the equipment wasn't even working. No employees were actively walking around to upkeep everything like the other locations. I also noticed that our stickers kept coming off and didn't last for even half an hour. Some of the okay areas didn't seem sanitary (there was a used bandaid stuck to the play mat). The restrooms only had one stall, which would be crazy if it were actually busy and knowing how kids can't really hold their bladders would be a nightmare. We weren't even too sure how often they would check on the restrooms to make sure everything was clean. There were a lot of claw machines in different areas. It was honestly the highlight of our time since we actually won stuff. Other than that, my kids spent most of their time jumping on the trampoline after going down the same slides a hundred times. I think we'll stick to paying a little extra for a better play experience for families at the other location.

***Be aware if your child gets sick or develop ringworm from dirty location…read more Came here frequently multiple times in 1 week so she could play, then suddenly she developed ring worm. That's when I knew immediately that this place was dirty, I ignored the signs of gnats flying everywhere and trash needing to be changed out also noticing everyone stickers don't stay on resulting in them just being left all over the place, that should of been the red flag to realize they don't clean, seeing someone sticker left for 2 weeks stuck against something tells you that they overlook on cleaning properly. So are things be wiped down? Cuz if it was then those things would have been removed. I had hopes for this location but this place needs to close down and cleanup because it's unacceptable and dirty. I will never return to this location unless they put out a message on they platform acknowledging it needs to be clean and that they corrected the issue, but also knowing that from here on you will see a change. **When a place have unsanitary conditions filled with trash it often attract gnats and other pests. These environments can harbor harmful bacteria and fungi, increasing the risk of infections. One common skin infection that may arise from exposure to such places is ringworm, a contagious fungal infection that causes red, itchy, ring-shaped rashes. Maintaining cleanliness and properly disposing of waste are essential to prevent the spread of gnats and reduce the risk of infections like ringworm. If exposed, it is important to seek medical treatment to manage symptoms and prevent complications.

Terrible!!! I'm extremely disappointed with my experience at…read morePups of War. This was the third time we tried to visit, and every single time there has been an excuse why my kids couldn't play. We've been told it's full, that there aren't enough kids, or that they could only play for 30 minutes. This time, I called ahead to make sure there was space before driving over. The person I spoke with told me they were open and had plenty of room. I explained that we would arrive in about 30 minutes. He said there was a birthday party starting at 4:00 PM, so my three boys would have 30 minutes to play freely before it got busy, and that they would be fine. When we arrived, we were immediately told they were closed for a party. I explained that I had just called and been told otherwise. Instead of trying to resolve the situation, the staff became hostile and accused me of lying, saying, "We don't even have a phone. We haven't had one for months." That's impossible because I called the phone number listed on their Google Business page. Rather than apologizing or trying to figure out what happened, they told us to leave and refused to let my kids play. The customer service was completely unacceptable. Lucas, Jason, and the manager (who refused to give me their name) handled the situation very poorly. Even if there had been a misunderstanding, there was no reason to treat a customer that way. We left and went to Space Room instead, and it turned out to be the best decision. The staff there were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and accommodating. Our kids had an amazing time, and the experience was everything we had hoped for. I will never return to Pups of War, and I cannot recommend it based on how we were treated. Save yourself the wasted trip and go somewhere that values its customers.

Great help, patience and care from Jason and Bryan! Made our sons Pups of War experience so fun…read more Bryan got into it and played with all the kids in there to make it more exciting. And he helped to monitor that the kids knew how to use the guns properly. They emphasized safety and the kids had a blast. There is a waiting area for parents to watch their kids while they play. The size of the arena is decent with like a building inside where they can run and shoot from. Thanks Pups of War Pearlridge, we will be back for more fun! The area was also very clean and had nice cold ac!

I went to Keiki Republic in Kahala with my daughter, SIL, and granddaughter to check things out…read more It's a large open space with tons of activities, toys, mazes, and things to keep the little one occupied and expending energy. You can pay by the hour for each session, or get a monthly pass that allows unlimited time each month. They do ask everyone to sign an electronic waiver, so bring your smartphone to make things easier. You also need to wear socks in the play area, to prevent damage to the padded surfaces. I would recommend getting some grippy socks, because some of the play surfaces are fairly slick when wearing regular socks, and it's like walking on ice. Everything is pretty safe for all ages of children, as parents and caregivers are all watching over their own flock. They do have a staff person that also monitors the area and cleans and wipes down surfaces periodically. The main thing to watch out for (as with most toddler play areas) is when older kids are playing in the same area as smaller ones. It's a pretty big space overall, so it really wasn't an issue while we were there, but it's still something to keep in mind. There is a lot to do and my granddaughter definitely had her favorites, such as the merry-go-round, the climbing area, and (for some reason) the zip line ride. She avoided the ball pit for some reason, but maybe she'll grow into it as she gets older. We spent a couple of hours there and it definitely wore her out, and all of us as well. It's a great place to spend for any family with little ones, and I know we'll be back.

My plea to the owners: Can you just give a little bit of effort? You had a good thing going, but…read morethis place looks sad. Never seen a place get more dilapidated after renovations! How can that be? The original design made sense. It was a bit quaint, but at least there was better flow. It looks like maintenance has declined considerably. Feels like this place is on its last legs. The rubber floors are warped all over the place. Exposed screws, exposed electrical outlets, burnt out light bulbs. Their interactive video game screen doesn't work. They did upgrade the slide with lights and have a trampoline section. But otherwise, this place needs some TLC. They were better off with the old equipment than the cheap new stuff they put in. And the redesign makes no sense. There are areas that look like your kids are playing in a dark alley. Why?

Dirty! I knew as soon as we went in, my nose started acting up but I didn't wanna disturb my…read moredaughter from playing. I let her play for only 30 mins of the 2 hr limit cuz that's all I could handle. I immediately washed her hands and face in the restroom afterwards... They should really clean up the place! Kids can get sick from so much dust and uncleanliness!

Perfect for the rainy days. Probably best for kids around 2-5 years of age. A lot of pretend play…read moresets (cooking, vet, play houses). The slides and bigger kid area is a little more challenging for the pre/toddler. It would have been nice to have a better playground like area for the same aged kids. But all in all decent. $15/kid for 2 hrs of play. Need to wear socks and no food/strollers.

SERVICE: welcoming n' friendly INTERIOR: well maintained n'…read moreclean EXTERIOR: in the same area as Bo's Kitchen, located on the 2nd floor WAIT TIME: none PARKING: free lot/garage in walking distance OVERALL COMMENTS: highly recommend. My husband found this place n' my kids loved it! They got to get all their energy out n' were also able to do a variety of activities. There were areas designated for different play. Whether your keiki wanted to color or read, preferred sensory toys, have quiet time, or get their indoor play on with the selection of equipment, they had it all. A gym that welcomes all kids, big or small!

An indoor playground/ gym that is designed specifically for children on the spectrum but any keiki…read morewould live this place! This gym is smaller than other indoor playgrounds we are used to and so I could always keep an eye on my toddler. It's clean and has enough plays to keep the kids occupied for at least an hour (actually we stayed for more than 2 hours!). There's a toddler area for younger kids. There's a calming room if it gets overwhelming for the kiddos. There's a party room, arts and crafts area and bathrooms. Parking can be tricky. Park at Hawaii Opera Plaza and tell them you are going to the kids gym. I came on a Sunday so I was able to park on the street as well. Very friendly staff. I cannot wait to take my daughter back!