Lots of fun for the little ones, with lots of different things to look at and play with. We didn't…read moreeven get to most of it, but what we did play with, the little ones had a really great time. It's a pretty big space with a lot of variety - displays, plenty of Legos to build with, a classroom, and a mini movie theater that we didn't get to check out, but think they might like it too. Definitely pricey, but the kids enjoyed themselves, which is great. Would try it again with them. The model of Philadelphia was pretty fun to look at, and it was a nice opportunity to tell the kids about different sights in the city.

For the price you pay, I feel like there should be more for you to explore and do. It's very…read moreexpensive. The activity pack with the stampers; there is no ink, and you can hardly see the imprint of a stamp. The laser maze, didn't work all that well. When you would hit start, it would do anything. And when you would hit stop, it wouldn't stop it would still be calculating your time and lessening your score. The snack stand was suppose to be open, it was indeed CLOSED!! And the flooring, where it goes from the hard surface to the incline of soft cushion type flooring. That is dangerous, we constantly kept tripping over it. You should have signs there saying watch your step. Because I've noticed other parents tripping over it as well too.

This is the perfect spot to hang with either your spouse or another mom friend and chat while your…read morekids play. I love the idea of this place and coming on playdates to just chill out here while the kids are busy. There are ample amounts of toys of all different variety, which is fantastic. There is something for more active kids who like ball pits or slides, but then also puzzles, books, play kitchen/pretend food for more low key activities. I like that they have hand sanitizer and shoeless entry as well. Around Christmas time they had a Santa visit which was also very cute! Would definitely consider a birthday party here in the future.

I have not seen any other children's play area at this price point. $12 per child and $8 per…read moresibling, without a charge for adults? I'll take that any day. We stopped here after lunch on our way from NYC to Ellicott City, MD. This was a great choice for a halfway point during our travels to allow the babies to burn some energy off before another two hours in the car. Staff is friendly, restroom is clean and large for baby diaper changes, and the location appears right at the downtown area, with plenty of dining options. I hope to be back someday! Five stars!

The place was extremely clean and well organized. Lots of options that kept us fairly busy. That…read morebathrooms are generously stocked with tampons, pads, and baby wipes. I loved that my 14 month old had a designated play area. I was not fond of the fact that kids way too old to be in the 4 and under area, were not only in it, but being reckless. Staff was not correcting children or their parents. I understand parents are supposed to supervise, but it sucks to pay $20 and be scared a 5+ year old is going to jump on your baby in a ball pit. I had to remove her from the area multiple times for her safety.

DO NOT BOOK HERE- As other reviews have said-they are closed…read moredown and still taking peoples money!! I had to reach out to another owner of a different Stumpy's location today to have them contact corporate to get my money back for my visit tonight. I am so glad I read the reviews today versus showing up with my family at our registered time. The FB & Instagram for this location hasn't posted since April. Their Info email address is no longer active. Their phone voicemail is full ( I presume from others being in the same boat). Yet-they are still taking everyone's money! Do NOT book here, and if you do-expect to dispute this on your card as you will show up to a closed down business with no notice. We will be going to Tilted Axes instead. What a scam!!!

Stumpy's is a great date spot or friends night out. Made a Rez for group of 4. Welcomed as soon as…read morewe walked in. They walked us through the rules quickly before we jumped right into fun. Bummed their beer taps were we OOC because their bottle selection was less than desirable. Overall, a good time

We had such a great time! Staff is awesome. Patient teachers. Great energy. So much fun. I…read morecannot recommend strongly enough. Take the family, work staff, whatever. You will have a wonderful experience.

Jordan is fantastic! He is very personable, friendly & wants to make sure you have a fun…read moreexperience! He will help you by offering a variety of games to play but also is not too invasive so you can enjoy your group as well. He made our visit more enjoyable than if he wasn't there & this experience makes us all want to come back again. Plus, we liked that you have options with both an axe & hatchet to throw. I highly recommend!

We asked for clues and it took forever to get a reply, and the rooms were not up to the quality I'm…read moreused to from escape room sets. The challenges were just number challenges over and over, it wasn't very creative and when we didn't get out in time we couldn't even hear the video message that came at the end. Would not recommend.

We asked for a clue and it sometimes took them 10 minutes to acknowledge us. Sometimes the clues…read morewere things we already solved, it was like the person giving the clues wasn't paying attention. Would not recommend . We didn't find the lamp but it said we solved the puzzle, left more confused leaving then coming out

Splitting Edge in Malvern is a family favorite! Our first visit was during July 2020 and that…read moreexperience was so great that my sister and father ended up joining the Splitting Edge Axe Throwing League. For first time visitors, you can call ahead and make a reservation. I would recommend that if you're a larger group. You can also show up as an individual and throw some axes more casually... if axe throwing is something you can consider casual. You will need to make sure you have closed toed shoes! You're throwing a sharp metal object afterall. The staff at Splitting Edge does an awesome job walking newcomers (and those of us that are like me and are not new, but lack axe throwing skill) how to get comfortable throwing axes. These guys are seriously professionals, they can give you pointers to help you perfect the craft. I've noticed I've gotten a little bit better and learned that I'm better at throwing with one hand, as opposed to the over the head with both hands style. The price point is really fair for your overall experience. I recommend coming with friends and bringing food and drinks! It's BYOB but there are a few nearby spots (Bomba Taco, Sly Fox, Wegman's) you can pick up drinks if you forgot. They have an awesome back bar area that my family used to set up a food buffet. My most favorite parts of Splitting Edge though... it's pet friendly! And there are tons of games (giant jenga, connect four, chess) to keep you busy if it's not your turn to throw.

We just spent an afternoon at Splitting Edge Axe Throwing with our two kids - the four of us had…read morethe best time! Matt was so welcoming, gave amazing instructions, cheered the kids on, and kept the vibe on point! This venue is so fun - they have different stations set up for groups and smaller parties, a private party room, and party games throughout. You can play Jenga, connect 4, and more in between throws - great for larger parties. Our group was all smiles throughout our entire experience. Matt made sure everyone was safe and comfortable but also gave us our space to build some fun family memories. I also really like that it was smaller than some of the other axe throwing venues in the area- it delt more personable and less corporate. Highly recommend checking them out for a fun-filled afternoon! Plus, there are several restaurants in the same parking lot for some post game grub!

Great manager! Atmosphere was great too. You can order food from the attached restaurant or go…read moreafter your done

Axe throwing is one of those fun things from Yelp Elite Event's past that I've been craving to do…read moreagain for awhile now. Going to the Malvern location of Splitting Edge (review coming in the not too distant future) for a fun Halloween party scratched the itch for me, but as my gf and I talked with our circle of friends we realized we weren't the only ones craving throwdown. While we were looking forward to going to the Malvern location again, when we learned that only the Pottstown location had availability for the Friday night we were looking to book, we chalked it up as an opportunity to explore the area beforehand and make a good evening of it. And from seeing the awesome lumberjack inspired mural art that my friend Alloyius Mcilwaine painted downstairs, to playing three very different and hella fun rounds of axe throwing team games, to ending the evening by striking poses within their Game of Thrones-inspired wooden throne, it proved to be one of the most fun game nights I've had in awhile! Back in the day, I used to do pretty good with my throwing, but when I started out the evening I was having some off moments which I just chalked up to me being rusty. But our ax expert for the evening, Will, watched my throwing like a hawk, grabbed me an ax with a longer handle to use, and showed me some pointers that had me getting near bullseye shots in no time. Since it's a BYOB spot we also brought some crowlers for the brewery next door after we learned that they didn't do to-go cans only to realize that we also had no cups. But the friendly staff was quick to provide them for us. Doing those things and even giving us a little more time to throw after our session ended were just some of the ways that their team went above and beyond to accommodate our crew. At first, I thought the traditional play where the first team to get a certain amount of points without going over would have been my favorite game of the night. But then for the second they busted out the balloons on the board and gave us the chance to either lose points by bursting our balloons or to sabotage the other team's game by bursting their balloons to have them lose points. The third game of snakes and ladders was a little trickier to follow but also made for a fun time. Overall it was a great time that really scratched my itch and left me ready for another throwdown!