This reminds me so much of the Floor Is Lava game and is such a fun place for kids and adults…read morealike! They have 3 rooms to choose from depending on the difficulty level and the number of people in each group. We opted for Blue's Arena, which is best suited for 2-4 first-time players. There's a small locker area where you can store your belongings during the game. The hour we booked for was divided into 2 sessions. Each session features a different game with about 10-12 levels each. If you fail a level, no worries because you can always repeat it. You can also take a short break in between the sessions, which we definitely did because it was quite a good workout session.

We loved it! It's in a weird location, but once you get inside it's all good and it's a lot of fun…read more They should tell you to come in short sleeves or tanks because we were definitely way too hot wearing sweaters and jumping around the way we did

My kids had an awesome time at Brooklyn Robot Foundry! The teachers and staff were very attentive…read moreand kept the kids interested in the projects. My kids came home and talked non-stop about the robot they got to put together. I liked how they got to express their creativity by decorating their projects. A fun way to spend the afternoon and we will try to send them again during the break/summer.

From the owner: Brooklyn Robot Foundry provides engaging STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math)…read moreprogramming for children ages 2-14 years old. We offer in-school and after school programming, school holiday and summer camps. Our teachers engage children to learn engineering concepts in a fun way. Children learn the soft skills of collaboration in a nurturing environment. Every child gets to build, decorate and take home a robot.

magnet tile area 10 stars making magnet area 6 stars…read morescarf area 3 stars because the fan was not working 3D area 3 stars

Came here for a kids get together and it was so fun that I ended purchasing a monthly membership…read morefor the kids. With 100,000 magnatiles and activities for the children, what could go wrong. There were design challenges given to the kids to create. They were then given tokens to swap for small toys. Downstairs there's a glitter tile bench where kids can create their own tiles to take home. There is also a sitting area for the parents downstairs, with snacks such as pizza, fries, coffee and wine. Definitely worth checking out. Kids under 2 are free.

Took our toddler here for their second birthday. It was amazing. They did such a great job at…read morerecreating the Heeler House. We did not purchase any of the extra experiences because it was just for a two year old but the setup for the stations looked nice. The staff were friendly and very interactive. If we lived closer, I would've taken her back several more times! We didn't purchase any merch but we did get our family picture with Bluey and Bingo at the end. Worth it.

Cool concept. Cost:…read more$$$$ Overpriced: We had to pay $55+ each- just to walk around in a few hidden rooms decorated like Bluey's house. The scene: Overcrowded, chaotic and uncomfortable. The large crowds made it impossible for us to enter the room where the "dance party" took place. We also (unfortunately), heard multiple groups experiencing the ending. We were still early on in our exploring, when we already knew where Bluey had been hiding.. Ages: My 5 and 7 year old sons were too old for this. I think this should be recommended for ages 2-5 (and 5 is pushing it). The kids were bored within 10 minutes. Overall: I was unimpressed, this place is not worth paying $220 for a family of 4. I expected more.

Located on the 3rd floor toward the right, the walk to the studio gives off a starving artist…read morestudio vibe... once inside, the space is cozy and comfortable. We opted for the doll graffiti and it was fun... there weren't many instructions so you just let your creativity run free. They also serve drinks in small cups for $5 each.

So amazing and fun! The activities here are endless and very creative. I recommend for anything and…read moreevery type of occasion. Very inexpensive and you get to also have art work you can do at home!!!

I came here for the first time today and had an amazing experience. All of the equipment was very…read moreage appropriate for my 14 month old. He immediately felt comfortable exploring the area and enjoyed the guided activities!! I was just visiting NY and got a free preview of the gym! 10/10 recommend!!!!

My baby started to attend the Play & Learn 4 at 16 months, and he really enjoyed the classes and…read morethe open gym. After spending time playing around at the gym he definitely made progress while playing at playgrounds, he moves bolder and with more confidence. Mr. Dan of his Play & Learn 4 is awesome, teaching the class with such passion. And Mr. John at the front desk is also very friendly, patient and professional. I will let the baby try other type of classes here since winter is coming. I didn't give five stars because I would like the place to be bigger and not on the lower level, because it really gets crowded sometimes. (But pls just stay in Murry Hill and don't go to other places since it's quite close to us. )

Soooo many bodies!…read more I'm guilty of visiting this playground only on weekends, but "crowded", here, takes a new meaning. Make sure to repeatedly warn your child of paying attention to kids running wild in all directions. Parents seem to be MIA... The playground is quite modern... there's even a half sphere kids can climb on (bare feet, or it won't work). Plenty of swings and climbable options. The place is divided into two areas for children of different ages... both very crowded (did I mention that?). There's a slide kids can use after climbing over big rocks... not the safest option when there are too many kids lining up (and pushing each other) to do it. With little else around to have your child move, this is the forced option. The silver lining is that you're in freaking Union Square, with all sorts of food (or booze... you may need some after a visit to this place) available to you.

This is my daughter's favorite playground in the city. We came back for a quick week holiday, our…read morefirst tri since moving to California, and every day we had to listen to a 6yo pleading to go to Evelyn's. The shiny dome climbing structure is amazing, as are the slides. It's always busy here, no matter the season or weather, but to me that just means the kids love it and are having fun. Definitely recommend for locals and visitors alike.

I booked a "polar express" bus tour for their Dallas location. They tell you to show up 15min early…read moreand they showed up (if you can even call what showed up "showing up") more than an hour late! The point where they asked us to meet them was a high traffic parking lot that was very dangerous to be standing around with little kids. When they finally showed up it was not the Polar Express bus that was promised. It was a flower bus nothing to do with Christmas theme and the bus was not big enough for all the people that had purchased tickets so we couldn't even fit in the bus and we didn't take the ride. When I tried to complain to customer service, I got an automated reply that they would contact me but never did! Very crappy company, non responsive and they don't deliver what they promise!!

Such a great experience for families during the holiday season. They give you a blanket, cookie and…read moregolden ticket. They read a story book and give you hot chocolate to warm you up and santa comes around to speak to everyone. So cute and a great view of the city. My only issue is the bus itself. I wish it was covered up to protect kids and families from the cold. The winters in NYC can be brutal and my son got super sick afterwards even though we bundled up very well. When the bus moves, you feel every bit of that cold. I recommend upgrading the bus to be similar to the tea around town bus so families can enjoy more comfortably in the cold.

I went with my 10 year old little cousin and we had so much fun! The puzzles were really…read moreinteresting. Some of them were even challenging for me! We really had to work together to eventually get out! My little cousin really enjoyed the whole experience. He's begging to go back already! I feel like it would be a really good spot for kids' birthday parties or group activities in general cos kids need to work together to get out. The organizers were super nice and helpful as well, which made it so much better. This is really great if you're looking for an afternoon of fun and brain exercises. We will probably go back!

Jodi is awesome. She is professional, compassionate and creative. My daughter had the best birthday…read moreparty ever and all her friends loved too. I strongly recommend this place for anybody who is interested in challenging mind!!!

Both of our children attended Wee Ones, and we have experience with the Mommy and me two's,…read moredrop-off threes, and drop-off fours (pre-K) programs. I can't say enough good things about our experiences with the owner, Kara, and the warm, professional teachers/teaching assistants she uses to staff the classes. The facilities are clean, bright, and welcoming, especially after the 2015 remodel. A policy of removing/changing into indoor shoes at the door is enforced, which I love. We've enjoyed all programs, but I am a raving fan of the pre-K program and want to focus my review there. I think it is one of the best (though not intentionally) kept secrets in the Murray Hill neighborhood. Kids are exposed to a very structured (but fun) full-day program that typically includes daily uppercase and lowercase letter/number writing, (with 2 weekly homework sheets), free play, counting exercises (learning to count by 10s, etc.), daily reader worksheets, art, music, stretching, show and tell, Chess, pre-math skills via Cuisenaire rods, rest time, and tons of field trips (at least 5 per school year, I'd guess). There is no pressured emphasis on learning to read, but the kids are given a great pre-literacy foundation, and some that are ready/interested will often learn to read in this class in my experience. Pre-K class size varies by year, but is incredibly small some years, which has its pros and cons, but has been a mostly positive attribute in our experience (and one of the reasons we chose Wee Ones over UPK twice). Even in small class years, the class has both a head teacher and a teaching assistant present most days. While the class is very structured in nature, it is not a cold environment in any way. The teachers are available and responsive via e-mail and sometimes text (even throughout the day if there is a pressing concern, in my experience). My kids have really loved going and being welcomed down the stairs and into the classroom every day. I truly feel that they have been better prepared for Kindergarten than some of their peers who went to entirely play-based-learning preschools (oh, and did I mention that it's a fraction of the cost of most other neighborhood options???) Please feel free to reach out if you have questions.

My 16 month old has been in the Frogs Mommy & Me class for months and it's truly his (and my)…read morefavorite part of the week. the owner Kara is so caring and really sees and understands the nature of each child. He really comes alive in class and it's teaching him so much. We've already signed him up for the 2s program and know he'll thrive. if you're considering Wee Ones - take a trial class - you won't be disappointed!