Such an interesting concept…read more Visited with my kids and nephews for a fun time before heading to World of Coke. Was surprised to see all things slime... Several rooms with stations for guests to get a hands on experience. There was even a FIFA Theme! You make your own slime and can choose to get slimed as well but at an additional cost. Staff are friendly and patient. Very entertaining for the little ones. Definitely worth the price of admission. My family enjoyed their experience here and are still playing with their slime even after we have already returned home.

So I was super skeptical and thought the price was insane. But now I would for sure recommend it…read moreand hopefully go again! It was a lot of fun, the staff is amazing. They showed my kids tons of cool tricks, encouraged them to explore and facilitated a great experience for them. We spent two hours there and could have spent more. It is the type you can do it in an hour but you get so much more out of it if you take your time and interact with the awesome staff.

Referral from a co-worker. First place canceled last minute, but GK accommodated us for the same…read moreday/time. Amazing job celebrating my daughter's birthday at home! The girls enjoyed manicures, facials, hair, and makeup glam. It was a great experience

Unbeknownst to me at the time, my child wrote her honest review about Color Wheel on Google Review…read more For a child to write a review of their own accord, unprompted by an adult, speaks volumes as to how traumatic her experience was. Instead of sharing my own awful direct experiences with the proprietor here on Yelp, I feel it is best to let my child's words do the "talking". She spent almost 2 years there in the M-F after school program. "It was an interesting experience I felt like not everyone was treated the same the owner is petty and does not treat a certain group of people well .she does not handle situations well. I went there for two years and regret every moment of it . This is not somewhere to go if you are diverse"

This place is awesome! My son (when he was about 3) went here for a partial preschool program in…read more2007. He created so many different art projects. It was impressive. And the staff was warm and caring. At the end of the year, they threw an art show for the children. At the time, the had a small program for pre-schoolers, but I believe it has expanded and they offer classes for children of various ages. Honestly, I wanted to go here. Occasionally, I get emails about their programs, but unfortunately we don't reside in Atlanta anymore. I highly recommend the Color Wheel After School Art Studio.

I've been here to vote in elections. In addition, this is a recreation center that offers rental…read morespaces. My daughters friend had her birthday party in one of the rooms and it was a great space. She had a room that was attached to the kitchen. The space was clean. There was plenty of parking. It's a great option for local Gwinnett county residents. There are also nonprofit and non Gwinnett resident rates.

My family hosted my engagement party in the Community Room this past Saturday. The room is big,…read morebright, and open. The tall glass windows add plenty of natural light. My family rented half of the room for $65/hour. There is a refundable damage deposit of $100. The rental included complimentary use of tables and chairs as well as the kitchen. The kitchen was a decent size and had a refrigerator, microwave, and ice machine. Their staff was friendly and helpful throughout the entire process. They set up and took down the tables and chairs before and after the party. They also arranged it as requested. We were allowed to tape decorations on the walls. Set-up, decorating, break-down, and clean-up had to take place during the rental period. It would have been nice if we were allotted 30 minutes before and after rental time to do that. No biggie. We just planned accordingly. The facility is clean. The (women's) bathroom included three stalls and was well kept. There have seating at the lobby, just outside of the Community Room. There were plenty of room for our 60+ guests to move around comfortably. Large parking lot as well. The only complaint I have and this isn't necessarily the park's fault, but some of our guests had difficulty finding the place and were taken to a different location by their GPS. They all made it to the party regardless. There is a big sign at the entrance on PIB. We had a great time and would recommend the space to anybody looking to rent an open and spacious room for an event.

I took my child at 330 thinking he could atleast get an hour and a half. The attendant started…read morecleaning at 415 and closing the stuff down yelling that the two things he was playing with were wet when you already couldn't play with the climbing equipment.

Spring Break Camp was awesome. Excellent communication and confidence in booking. Twins were very…read morehappy and want to go back! Great job!!

Love this place! Since I learned that I was expecting my first child, The Bunny Hive has been on my…read moreradar. I mean, a social club for kids and parents? How fabulous! The Bunny Hive has locations all around Georgia, offering fun, engaging activities for little ones and their parents. I hate that I was dragging my feet initially because now that my son is in daycare, we don't have the time to enjoy as many available activities as I'd hoped. But the variety is amazing, especially if you're a stay-at-home parent or if your child goes to daycare part-time. This Bunny Hive location is in the Historic Downtown Smyrna plaza, making it close to many other awesome businesses to check out before/after your visit. There is ample street parking and lot parking behind the building, making it easy to get in and out with your children for your activity. I decided to make use of the free intro offer for The Bunny Hive and easily booked a spot for my son & I at a Saturday session. Upon arrival, I was warmly greeted by Ms. Ashley and Ms. Alyssa at the front desk and finished our check-in. We took off our shoes and my son was allowed to enjoy their adorable playroom as we waited for class to start - he loved the play area! We visited for the culinary exploration class and were joined by another adorable kid and her parents for the morning. Miss Ashley was so wonderful! The kids got to use little spatulas to flip "eggs", they learned to arrange their place settings, got a little maraschino cherry treat (which my son loved), and made ice cream. Not real ice cream, but one using yarn, plastic sprinkles and wool balls. Too cute! My son was overly excited and wanted to play helper... even if Ms. Ashley didn't ask for it, lol. Class started and ended with a fun song, bubbles and a parachute fun. My son and I loved this experience and it was such a fun way to start our Saturday together! We will definitely be checking out more weekend events and keeping our eyes out for the fun that The Bunny Hive is making for adults and littles alike.

I was able to take my little one to The Bunny Hive early in the fall season. I wanted to give it a…read moretry since I had credits through my insurance to use here. The classes are a bit pricey especially if you want to attend multiple classes; so I'm appreciative for insurance. When arriving it was difficult for me to initially find the location, since my GPS took me to the back half. I called but unfortunately they did not answer, so I drove around and finally found it. There are a wide range of classes for smaller babies 2-3months to toddlers. The classes include baby massage classes, sensory classes, Daddy and Baby classes, culinary experience, etc. I attended the massage class and sensory I class, both lasted a total of 30 mins and was instructed led. It's a perfect opportunity for SAHP to bring there small babies out and socializing with other adults and a change of scenery. The improvements that can be made is the variety of classes they typically during the day and don't allow opportunities for working parents. I would enjoy if the classes included take home guides of some of the things you can do at home that's similar to what's done in class.

We love this little playground! It's super fun with a little play area, some swings, a hangar with…read morepicnic tables for lunch or shade, and a few stellar spots to sit and watch the planes take off. My son loves to watch the planes! There are restrooms in the hangar as well, which makes my small bladder very happy, and ensures we can spend as long as we want playing and watching the runway.

Great playground for the grandkids. The playground was a bit small/crowded, but you are so close to…read morethe airport that you can take a break from the playground equipment to watch the airplanes take off and land right from the runway. There is a shaded overhang/covered area with tables that seems like a great location for a birthday party.

As a mom to a toddler boy, I'm always looking for new ways to keep him entertained and active. I…read morelove that there are so many indoor kid-friendly places in Atlanta for the little ones to enjoy while it's burning up outside. So when I came across Play Street Museum while lunching in the area, I made a plan to return one day and finally had the chance. I booked our reservations online prior to visiting and it was a breeze. I snagged a spot for my little one + free entry for myself for under $20. Each session is reserved and offers a 1.5hr time slot which was more than enough time. They're located in a busy plaza which can sometimes prove to be a struggle when parking, but having just a few minutes of patience will always prove to be fruitful. After parking, we headed inside and were cheerfully greeted by a tall gentleman with an accent and an insanely sparkly and fun outfit! It was funny because he was such a character but I feel like it's his everyday personality, lol. His fun energy was a great way to kickoff our visit. He asked for my son's name and gave me a token to use on our way out for a treat. The space wasn't as big as I thought it would be, but there was way more fun elements than I could have expected. There was a little row of mini houses/rooms with different vibes such as the kitchen, bedroom/laundry, and a vet office that featured a real turtle in his tank! They also had a huge train track with Lego blocks, cars, people, etc. which my son couldn't get enough of. And if that's not enough, they had an airplane, ice cream truck and grocery store, all kid-sized with engaging pieces in each one to keep them playing, such as mini suitcase, fake food and more. Shoot, I had to stop myself from playing with the toys! Play Street also offered little stations that included painting/coloring, mini airplane creation, Slime creation, etc. As well as a corner that had blocks, cars & trucks to play with and some other little knick-knacks that proved to be a favorite of my little one. Let me also say: the space was incrediblyyyy clean. Like, insanely clean as if children never step foot in there, and I know that they do lol. On our way out, the sparkly guy reminded me to use our token for a goodie. He pointed to a section of toddler-friendly goodies such as fruit snacks, crackers and more. We grabbed an apple sauce packet which is my son's latest fave. Such a nice concept as playing makes everyone hungry! Such a fun way to spend an afternoon with your little one, we will definitely be back for more fun.

Such a cute place! Large enough for the littles to play and so many different themes in each room…read morethat switch out periodically.