Super clean and fun indoor playground! So many activities and play rooms - loved they have a…read moretoddler specific room for 4 and under and food for order. Perfect for a super cold or hot day - or something to do after school. Reasonably priced 1-2 hour packages too. What a great place to host a party!

It's bright It's vibrant…read more It's energetic It's very clean It's neighborhood-like It's well maintained It's a trendy vibe It's not for the ruffian masses $21 ish for my grandson It included two slices of pizza a a juice box Plus the climbing, sliding, carousing kid-friendly den There are other activities too like a Disney princess bubble dance It's urbane, and safe too!

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.

We had an amazing experience at Kids Empire today! This place is perfect for kids to run, play, and…read morejust have a great time in a safe and fun environment. Everything was clean, well-organized, and full of activities that kept the kids entertained the whole time. A special shoutout to Shawn--he truly made our visit even better. He was incredibly friendly, helpful, and attentive. You can tell he really cares about the kids and the families visiting. He went above and beyond to make sure everything was going smoothly and that everyone was having a great time. If you're looking for a fun playground for your kids, I definitely recommend Kids Empire. We'll for sure be coming back!

We went to a birthday party with Audrey as the host and it was a blast! My son comes here to play…read moreall the time but this was our first birthday party

I am glad we took our daughter here for a fun day. She enjoyed her visit here and so did we. I…read morelike how it's newer than other kid gym play places, open and spacious, colorful, and very inviting. The staff who helped us check us in was really nice. All we had to do was sign a waiver for the everyone in our party and pay admission for our daughter to play. They have an area that you can book for birthday parties, which was really cute. We will definitely be back for another play date soon!

This is a small play center in McKinney Texas. Therefore it's really crowded fast especially are…read morevery hot days that reach over 100F. I found this little place on Instagram my daughter list three wanted to try it out. in the words of a three year-old it was very fun. As a parent my only issue was the size of the facility, it is small inside and therefore there are limited toys and it's hard to move around once it's very crowded. Overall, my daughter had fun and that was the most important part. For $20 you get to play for two hours trust me you would be tired. We left after 90 minutes , overall this was a cool spot however, I know other play centers that are closer to my home address which cost the same amount and is way bigger. Overall, I gave this spot a three this was because the facility is very small.

We had our sons 3rd birthday at Play Park MTX and I am so glad we found this place. We had never…read morebeen before hsi party and he immediately went to play. He loved it and all of his friends loved it. It was on a Saturday and they has parties all day so when we arrived it was really chaotic with other parties cleaning up and leaving. Parking was a struggle when we arrived to setup everything, but once our party time started it cleared out and was great! The employees helped with tables and socks for the kids. Bathrooms are out in the big room...kinda far but no biggie. This place was clean and big so there was plenty of room for a couple of parties at a time. We will be back!

Great place, my daughter enjoyed playing here. There is a ton of fun activities here, highly…read morerecommend!

Cool Place for kids 4+. Had my toddler son 15 months and while they have an area that's for 3 and…read moreyounger it's not very large and all Kids go inside. My son felt overwhelmed and didn't enjoy it. However I'm still giving it a high rating due to the cleanliness and size for those older kids. Also the cost of games is so cheap, some .75, i may try and win myself a prize

First of all this place is a bit hidden. Second, it smelled clean and fresh in certain areas and in…read moreother areas it smelled like musty ass and rotten cheese. My 11 year old enjoyed it for the first 30 minutes and then called it quits. Staff was friendly when checking in. Saw tables being cleaned regularly which was nice. The arcade area is small downstairs but they do have other options upstairs for older kids. Bathrooms were clean which is a huge plus. The price is reasonable if you are not wanting to break the bank. Only issue which was not directly related to the business itself was the amount of unsupervised kids running around spilling sugar water and sugar packets everywhere in the course. I wish parents would at least eye ball their kids once in a while and make sure they are not in designated areas they are not allowed in.

We Rock the Spectrum is an indoor play area that is great for younger kids; but as in the name is…read moreaccommodating to kids on the spectrum. They have a sensory room, various swings, toys etc. They also have a membership program if you are local and are in a need of a place to go hang out on rainy days or on days the Texas heat will get to you! There was also a room with what looked like a n air hockey table if you are there with an older sibling.

This place is amazing and soooo friendly. It is $20 to get in and the parent is free. Second child…read moreand on is $18. Staff is trained in ABA and has extensive knowledge of Autism. I spoke with the owner Kimberly and she has some great things coming! This really is for all ages. The equipment can hold up to 350 pounds. There is a teen room with air hockey and a video console and Jenga (included in price). They will be doing classes and social groups and already do camps. Highly recommend a visit!

Great time for a birthday, lots to do but a little hard for parents of littles to get back to one…read morepart to help out kids. Fun times and would go again.

Not my favorite but I can see the attraction. With a large bounce area, games, sky walk (they call…read moreropes course) and slides there is much to enjoy but it would depend on the size of your party and age of the child/ children. The bounce area is awesome, but I wish they had mirrors on the backside/ ceiling so caregivers can still watch the kiddos from the floor, otherwise if you're a spectator there are blind spots all over and you're suppose to by another entry fee if you enter any of the play areas. The backside of the bounce area has wall climbing and obstacles for teens, or really tall kids able to make the reach, and I like the large soft basketball area. The sky walk SAYS 48" to participate on the sign but their tape (where the kids measure the height) is well above the 48", unless all other doctors' offices height markers are wrong and Catapult is the measuring authority, but that was disappointing particularly when it appeared the staffer was picking and choosing who had to get measured. Kids notice everything, especially any perceived favoritism or injustice. We went on a weekend, and it was so loud and packed with birthday parties that highlighted a few issues I'd recommend considering. - There are not enough shoe cubbies, shoes were stacked in piles all over the place leaving an impression of disorganization. - Food was everywhere! Kids were running around with slices of birthday cake, icing fingers, plates etc. recommend sectioning off areas were food and drink may be consumed and placing obvious trash bins nearby. The outside was equally full of trash, but it was a windy day and that could have just blown in from another location. -Ensure the height requirement posted is the same as what's enforced. Overall, an ok spot if guardian is going to participate with the child in the ball pit or other soft spaces but I recommend going when big kids are at school. For the big kids, this is good for the 8-10 yr range when they are tall enough to participate in all activities.

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.