Price went up, again! Annoying. The kids always have lots of fun here. It's fairly clean. And there…read moreis no time limit. One safety issue I always notice when we are here is the steep staircase that leads to the twisty slide. The stairs have no grip on them and they are slippery in socks. This worries me every time we come. Other than that this place is fun.

Brand new great place to bring your kiddos for some indoor playtime. We attended a 3rd birthday…read moreparty on a saturday and the kids loved it. Clean play area and a seperate room for the celebrations and eating.

3.5 Stars A decent…read moreplace to spend 60-90 minutes. A Peppa Pig indoor playground of sorts. Honestly I was expecting a little bit more and it was a smaller than I thought. That being said, my two daughters (2 & 4) had a lot of fun running around and it's a good place for toddlers to expend some energy. A little bit chaotic. I think there were probably too many kids (and parents) in the smaller space at one time. Not too many places to sit and watch your kids I found myself standing around a lot. They did have a cute Peppa Pig snack station and some tables. Overall still worth checking out if you have small children who like Peppa Pig. However, I think Meow Wolf and Sea life aquarium might offer more value and longer entertainment.

I went to explore Peppa Pig World of Play with a friend and her daughter, who are total veterans…read morehere and showed me around. I was so impressed! Looking at the entrance, you really wouldn't expect the facility to be as big as it is. It is a whole world inside! Especially with the hot summer days upon us, this is a fantastic indoor option for families to beat the heat. Immersive Play: The different themes, characters, and interactive activities make this an absolute paradise for kids. Everything is perfectly child-sized, and there are great photo ops available throughout the entire facility. Comfort for Parents: There are plenty of seats for adults to sit and relax while the kids play. Cleanliness: I loved that the surfaces and equipment look like they can be easily wiped down and disinfected. Staff Visibility: The one strange thing was that I didn't see any workers out on the play floor. For safety reasons, it feels like they really need more eyes on the floor to monitor things. Party Pricing: They host birthday parties here, but at around $25 per person, it feels quite expensive in my opinion. Overall, it's a lovely, engaging facility that the kids will absolutely love. We had a great time exploring!

This is my least favorite of the free indoor playgrounds around. Now let's be real, I'm in no…read moreposition to be picky. Two months ago I was living 1500 miles away where "free indoor playground" was a string of words so delicious, so fantasmic, that my heart skipped a beat the first time I heard them uttered. But with five rambunctious kids and some rain, I've spent a good amount of time exploring the indoor playground scene here in the dfw. One's bound to make comparisons. Beyond the simple fact that it's free, the pros to this play area are: 1. Good hours (open every day, I think!) 2. Small area for babies 3. Large structure for older kids 4. Glassed in play structure 5. Cafe with inexpensive drinks 6. Plenty of seating 7. Free WiFi Not all the church indoor playgrounds are open everyday or for as long as Wesley Playground, but most do hit the other points on the list. The primary reason this is my least favorite indoor playground is the OVERWHELMING smell of potpourri in the play area. The whole church smells like an air wick, but I think they must pump it in on high through the heater vents in the play area and bathrooms. It's nauseating. Frankly, between the smell, the hard plastic chairs and cafeteria tables, the place screams "retirement home". I wasn't surprised to see a few wheelchairs in the corner by the front entrance. I'm still immensely grateful that the church has created a space like this and offered free access to the public, but unless they take that smell down a notch I don't think we will be back.

I met some friends here to let our kids play. It's free, air conditioned, and a decent size…read more There's a little cafe just outside the play area that sells relatively inexpensive snacks and drinks. The only thing I don't love is that they're pretty strict on their no food/drink policy, which includes water, so kids are constantly in and out to grab a drink of water.

It's hard to give anything less than 5 stars to a FREE, CLEAN, indoor playground for kids…read more We do not attend this church (although, we have once, if only to experience the beautiful a cappella performance), which makes us all the more thankful that they open their doors to the public multiple times a week. There is plenty of seating for parents and clean restrooms nearby. There is a smaller, enclosed area for babies directly adjacent to the large indoor jungle gym. The playscape is located in the center of the church building. You can park at any entrance of the church in order to access the playscape. Just walk through the doors and toward the center. On a HOT Wednesday at 5pm, we were the only people there. There were a couple of people milling about the church, but not many, and if weren't for the hours being posted on the website I would have thought we made a mistake and showed up at closing. I seem to remember them having a cafe pre-COVID, but it was now closed (temporarily or permanently I'm not sure). I packed bagged dinners for my kids to eat in the car on the way there. I wrapped up a sandwich, chips, and a drink for my husband and I and we enjoyed a mini dinner date while the kids played. Fun for all! SUMMER HOURS (as of 6/18/2021) Saturday and Sunday 3:00-5:00pm Monday-Thursday 5:00-6:30pm

This wonderful little indoor playground is perfect if it's hot outside or rainy. My 6 year old…read moreloves to go play here with his friends. So glad that a church offers free play time to the public.

So much fun! But I do wish they had a designated area for toddlers. It can get very digested at…read moretimes and I feel an expansion would make sense for how many members attend.

Fun, FREE indoor play area located inside of Gateway Church Southlake campus. It's geared toward a…read moreyounger crowd (2-4yrs) but a 6-7 year old may still find it fun for a short bit. (PRO TIP: for the 4-10 age range, check out The Tubes at Irving Bible Church). It looked and smelled clean and had comfortable bench seating on the outside for parents. The hours are a bit tricky - I saw a variety of hours posted online and when I tried to call and confirm no one answered. My impression is that they are open at least the same hours as the cafe, which according to their website is Tu/We 9am-2pm, but they may be open other times as well. I was there on a Thursday morning and it was open. If I ever find a concrete answer I'll come back here and update my review. UPDATE: Hours are: Saturday 9a-8p Sunday ?-3:00pm Monday & Friday CLOSED Tues-Thurs 9a-9p

Courteous staff. Lots of open space and well maintained play areas and ball pit. Good snack options…read morein case you get peckish. Kids love this place

This place is clean, fun and just perfect! The staff was beyond friendly too! What a perfect place…read morefor a birthday party. :)

This playground is conveniently within walking distance for me and my 5 yo. I enjoy the shade and…read moresitting areas. He enjoys climbing the rope tree and tall slide and swings. The equipment is pretty new and nice.

Harris Ryals Park is located right next to Spring Garden Elementary and the Bedford YMCA. It…read moreteeters between 2 and 3 stars for me. The play structure itself is a 3 star. It's new-ish and fun enough for a neighborhood park, but with many outstanding parks in bordering cities, this play structure (and frankly, all the Bedford playgrounds) fails to stand out. Because they've been so spoiled by other parks, my kids claim this one is boring. Objectively speaking, I think it's a fine park for a neighborhood. It's certainly better than Carousel Park down the road! We like the open space and mature trees surrounding the playground. Harris Ryal's proximity to the Bedford Linear Trail is also convenient. We like to take the kids bike riding along the paved trail and this park is a nice little stop along the way. Unfortunately there are some pretty big drawbacks that keep us from visiting Harris Ryals as often as we might otherwise: 1. No bathrooms - with 5 kids that may have to pee or poop at anytime, there's a limit to the amount of time we can spend somewhere with no bathroom. 2. No parking lot - you can park along the street on Cummings, but my kids exit the car from the left side and this dumps them right onto a busy street. Not ideal. 3. No shade over play structure, and no shade over most of the seating areas. 4. Bizarrely low bench seating. They know it's the parents who sit there, right? They were installed at the correct level for a 2 year old. 5. Bark flooring Today (a November Monday around 4pm) there were lots of kids there playing, but every other time I've been, we are the only ones there. Maybe that was just because of COVID. Or maybe most people, like us, just drive to a better park.

Wonderful place for a kid's birthday party. Enough games and activities to keep a dozen kids…read moreentertained for two hours. No screens, just imagination and hands on play. The staff was courteous and very helpful. The area was clean, and there was a spacious party space when it was time for cake. There was also plenty of seating for adults. My seven year old is already asking to come back next year.