Fun place for kids to play inside Oak View Mall. There's separate areas for toddlers/crawlers and…read moreolder kids. Adults can wander around to watch or play in some areas. Non slip socks are required but seems like you don't have to buy them here if you bring them. It's a smaller playplace but nice that you don't have to keep an eye on kids in a huge area. $15 per kid and 2 adults free per group. They have drinks for sale from a fridge behind the counter, energy drinks for parents too!

We did not actually play here, so I will update my review when we do…read more We stopped in during a brief visit to Oakview. The kids looked pretty excited to see this new space. Unfortunately we didn't have enough time to make the $15 per kid pass worth it. I asked if they had hourly rates, or introductory pricing to see if they liked it and they didn't. I would have preferred to check it out before the investment. From the looks of it it looks like a massive indoor playplace. I would love to come back. They have memberships and I think if you have 5 and under kids this would be worth the price, but with my school age kids we would not take advantage enough. It is definitely something needed in this area of town.

I came here for a birthday party over the weekend. A 10am spot and it was a madhouse! But,…read morerespectfully, I imagine that place is busy from open to close! Parking is kind of nuts, and you have to cross a very busy entrance so keep any eye on the kiddos. Inside, we had a special birthday room to house our things and snacks, however there is a large "kiddie court" where you can purchase food and drink. There are over 1 dozen areas of the kids to play from the first green space, to slides, to hills to roll down, arcade, mini rooms like childrens museum, trampolines, multi-story ropes and ninja like courses. It's a super fun place! My kids are 7-10 and they're a little older for everything, but I'd for sure come here more often with littles.

In general a great experience - the complaint is it can get really busy, and with kids of all ages…read more(1- probably 8-10), it can be overwhelming for the younger kids. They have also recently changed their pricing structure (I think likely 2xing the cost), so i don't know if that will lead to less people/it being less busy?

Common Ground is a family friendly gym that meets a diverse range of needs. I used to attend this…read moregym back in my high school days, but returning as an adult I can see just the hub of community that it has become. The variety of having a pool, a basketball court, a running track, lifting areas, cycling rooms, workout classes for members and guests, and more makes it optimal for all types of active people. The front desk staff is attentive and kind, very helpful if you need anything. The staff working the weights floor is mostly young teens, but they regularly clean and are available when needed. I have taken a few workout classes and absolutely loved it! There is a great amount of high quality equipment that is provided, and the space itself is very clean. Floor to ceiling mirrors allowed me to see my form, and to face the opposite way and still see the instructor. The instructor herself was friendly and uplifting, and kept the workout class moving while still ensuring we all understood each movement and what we were working. The staff came in and cleaned our mats afterwards, which is reassuring! The locker rooms are very clean and spacious in my opinion. There is always free space, and also three mirrors with vanity space if you need to get ready after your workout. There are also three showers, and an ADA friendly option as well. I highly recommend Common Ground if you are in need of a family friendly gym with plenty of variety and clean, updated, facilities!

Welcoming front desk staff. Clean facility. Affordable. Best pool facility in Omaha by far. Plenty…read moreof parking if there is not a swim meet. Never seems too crowded even at peak hours.

Loved the splash pad! There were so many kids but it was such a big space that it didn't seem…read morecrowded at all. We were able to find a space on the grass to lay out our beach towels and hang out for a while! Very clean space as well.

Small enough to keep an eye on your littles but a lot happening. The kids love the big bucket!…read moreCovered picnic tables for shade.

Unity Moves is an amazing addition to the Elkhorn area for kids' indoor play places! They boast a…read morewide range of activities for all ages, thoughtfully spaced in various open rooms. A few example include pretend play areas, building block stations, an infant room, and an art room. Like other indoor play spaces, Unity Moves also includes snacks and drinks available for purchase, as well as, daily or monthly membership options. Additional fun events they have added this summer are Parents' Night Out, special visitor experiences and more! All in all, this is a welcomed site for the kiddos to have a safe space to play indoors!

Attended a birthday party here for my daughter's friend. The space is so cute! An absolute dream…read morefor every little girl that loves to dress up. The party started with the girls getting to pick out a dress and shoes of their choice, followed by a full on glam room with vanities to do their makeup, a nail painting station in the middle, and a set up of different kid favorites scented perfumes. Most of the girls chose cotton candy this round. Once all were fully ready they took a picture with the birthday girl and then each individually walked the pink carpet where they held a pose at the end, got their picture taken, and then sat down at the table for a cupcake and tea party. The tea was apple juice or water with chocolate and vanilla cupcakes. Then they would change get the picture of themself that was taken and get to go home! This is such an amazing space and a really fun birthday for your girlie girls!!

From the moment we pulled up it was not cute. Weeds up to my knees. Inside it looked like it was…read morebeing remodeled. The ice cream section looked uninviting. The table was set up cute but then she brought out cupcakes in a Sam's container. The kids were excited and one asked for a blue one and she you get what you get, then she wouldn't give them things unless they said please. Always correcting the kids. The dress up was fun and lots to choose from. During makeup the birthday girl wanted her hair sprayed the color and was told abruptly no. Nothing extra was done to make the birthday girl feel special. Several parents stayed and she never offered them a drink. Her son helped but he was really not much better. The fashion show was really fun but the pictures to take home were grainy and cheap. When I mentioned this must be a fun job she said in a grumpy tone- not after you have done several in a row. Maybe time to have someone who wants to do this run it. Not worth $400

Nice place to go with the little ones. Just make sure you check their Facebook page/give them a…read morecall to see when open play is for the day

From the owner: We are an indoor playroom in Fremont Ne. Bring your littles in and let them play while you and your…read morefriends enjoy some coffee and chat.

Love love love this place! $50 a month family membership....you can as often as you like!…read more Grandkids love this place!!!

Owner was very friendly and the concept was neat. But it just felt unorganized and chaotic there…read morewere not near enough staff and a lot of the extra attractions were out of order. My kids did enjoy the indoor playground and trampoline. I feel it's a great idea just needs some kinks worked out.

Despite the ups and downs, we keep giving spare time another shot. Mostly because birthday parties…read moreand 1/2 prices tuedays. We came in for our first birthday party experience and it was fun. It moved very quickly and the staff was very attentive. The kids enjoyed laser tag, and I really liked the pizza! Much better than the previous burgers I tried.

Decided to give this place a try to see what the arcade room is all about…read more The place was clean and spacious, and my kid did have fun, but compared to Dave and Buster's, this place is just not worth it. You can find most of these games at Dave and Busters. The way their point system for games is set up is weird. Let's say a game is 1.5 points--that means they are taking $1.50 from your game card. Many games were 1.5 points, but there were quite a few that went up to 4. So paying $4 to play one game is outrageous and a rip-off, to say the least. At Dave and Buster's, they have a much better system, and your dollar goes a long way compared to this place. Also, some of the claw machines weren't working properly. People would win a toy, but the door wouldn't open to retrieve it. The staff was walking around, and I let them know. They said they were going to get someone, and we waited for maybe 10 minutes, but nobody showed up. I then decided to go find someone working at the shop, and she helped right away. Maybe we will come back and try the bowling and food, but when it comes to the arcade unfortunately we won't be back for that.

Giving this place 2 stars because they were super nice, but otherwise wouldn't recommend. We camped…read morehere on a road trip and it was pretty sketchy. Wouldn't recommend if you're camping with kids, but might be tolerable if you're a college age and wanting to party. They had closed down food trucks and plastic port-o-potties. The river was nice, but that's about it.

I think this is one of my favorite parks around Omaha. The owner is great, always putting on…read moredifferent kinds of events for different groups of people (young adults, families, etc.) They have an ATM on site, as well as outdoor showers. Also a permanent canopy/tent that can serve snacks etc. Right by the Elkhorn River. Campsites all along the edge of the river, all have fire pits. Picnic tables everywhere. Beach access to the river (you can also set up an appointment with Uncle Scott's Outfitters and be picked up at this park to drive up river and float down the river for a couple of hours, then you get off at Riverwest's beach. Private park open to the public, so you have to pay to get in. I personally don't have little kids or anything but I have seen plenty of families camp out here.