Went to check out lakeside mall's playground. It was so cute! You need to reserve a slot for play…read morethough which you can sign up for online. There's a limit because they don't want to overpack the place. The slots are in 30 min increments. There are people to oversee the playground, but you can't just drop them off and leave the kids there. You still have to be present. You have to take your shoes off first and there's cubbies for you to place them in. Then my favorite part is actually the handwashing station. There's 2 circles and you just place your hands and arms in there until it turns on. You remove your hands once the machine stops and then you dry your hands with some paper towels after. There's a large soft play area for kids.There's also a Jungle gym structure for bigger kids. There's a family rest room, nursing room, and changing room. This place has it all and there's plenty of space for parents to sit and watch.

My son loves to come to this place whenever we come to the mall to shop. It's a free playground…read morethat you just have to sign up and designate your timeslot of 30 minutes ahead of time online. It's very popular so most of the time if you wait to the last minute all the time slots will be filled! They have nursing rooms, clean bathrooms and a family restroom. We love it here!!

Great 2nd visit today. Staff was awesome as usual. They have different options for kids to play…read morefrom The Space Shuttle to a splash pad. Different places for different age groups. The most important thing is the employees are everywhere watching kids. Very important. Will be back.

For what was working and present it was ok, nothing too crazy. Probably wouldn't recommend for 7+read more

We LOVE Luv2Play!…read more My 3 year old has a blast every time we visit. The play area is soft, spacious and clean. There is plenty of room for the kids to run around and get all of their energy out, and a few arcade games available (at an additional cost). There is a 360-degree view around the entire large play structure in the back, so you can easily spot your kid from any angle. There is a 250 lb weight limit in the large structure, so parents can definitely get up there and have some fun too! The smaller play areas towards the front are geared towards crawlers and new walkers, which I am sure we will be taking advantage as soon as my 7 month old masters her crawl, which is more of a backwards scoot at the moment. I love that they play songs geared towards their audience (kids), and that all of the food they offer is kid friendly (pizza, nuggets, fries, goldfish, etc). They have 5 table setups near the concession area towards the front of the play center, and a huge wrap around bar with seating that borders the play area, giving parents the ability easily supervise the kids. They have 3 party rooms, so they can easily accommodate a party of any size. The staff and managers are both very friendly and are willing to answer any questions you may have. Everyone visiting must wear socks, but they do sell them if you forget to bring a pair. I usually keep a few spare pairs in our diaper bag just in case we decide to stop there on a whim. Also, no outside food or drinks are allowed inside the facility - which isn't a big deal for us since I typically plan on buying a pizza whenever we go. The only issue I have experienced involves the "stroller" rule. Guests are not allowed to bring strollers back into the play area. To be fair, I totally get why this is a rule - the play area would definitely get crowded if strollers were permitted. The issue is that I have seen parents allowed to bring their strollers to the play area on multiple visits. I have even asked if I could bring my stroller back when I saw another parent with a stroller in the play area, and they gave me some excuse why that parent was allowed to bring their stroller back but I wasn't (something along the lines of the parent agreed to wipe their stroller down with disinfectant? Which I would have happily done!) Other than that, our experiences here have been positive. We will continue to return and highly recommend this place to other parents!

The place is gross. So worried about having us all sign a Covid waiver but I think this is where…read moreCovid originated. Y'all ought to be more worried about hepatitis in there. An empty capri sun drink came flying out of the ball suction toy and there was an empty bag of chips by the seesaw. Dirty mats. Dust and dirt in all the corners. Needs a revamp.

Nice venue with a ton of space. Cleaner than the local trampoline park. For the first time I used…read morethe massage chair and fell asleep while they played. Worth it

My little gang always demands this place when asked where they want to go. It was pretty packed but…read morestill with enough space that it doesn't feel over crowded. Great place!

This review is based only on the indoor, upstairs playstructure/arcade area…read more First off, the parking was easy and the staff was nice. We paid for two 10 year olds and went upstairs to play. There was only one other kid and his adult in this room. Other kids were at the establishment but they were in day camps. My first impression was that the room smelled strongly of stinky feet. But the kids wanted to play in AC as it was HOT outside, so I held my breath When we tried the arcade games, half of them took our money so we gave up. They did get two to work and were able to get a "prize" but still dissapointing. To be fair, there did seem to be other play structures and water play outside but I think that it was either for the camp kids only, or it cost more. I could have asked, but my two were over it. It might just be for younger kids. For the price, I probably won't bring my daughter back.

From the owner: camp, summer camp, holiday camp, birthday partiesread more

I went to NOLA Kids Ground for my best friend's daughter's 1st birthday party, and it turned out to…read morebe a nice spot for the occasion. The space is on the smaller side, but it worked well for a first birthday celebration. They also have a concession area where you can purchase snacks and drinks, which was convenient for the guests. Overall, it's a good option for a little one's party.

This is a very safe and fun environment for my two young toddlers. I can easily keep up with two on…read moremy own while they are having fun. I would recommend it more for the younger children as the older ones get easily bored. The coffee is delicious as well! My biggest and only complaint is the times that I have arrived only to find out that I booked the same play time as a birthday party. Nothing against birthday parties, but some parties have so many children and there is little to no redirection when the children are unruly. It felt unsafe for my little toddlers with so many children running around. I feel like big parties should be private to where the public won't be able to purchase tickets during that time period. It was more stressful than fun during those times.

I have been here before, not when they were at this location, but the one across the street. This…read moreis a much larger building, more room. They have things well organized in distinct areas, room for play. This would be a great spot to have a kids birthday party. The day I went it was not too busy. Plenty of room to move around. Great history. I liked the video about the history of how this came to be and the videos on how model trains work. Reasonable admission prices.

More than I expected and my grandkids loved it! So many interactive choices from contolling trains…read morewith a button to building your own bridges and tunnels with huge LEGO's. There is also a play area to climb and slide!

The game room is very limited, it's hot, and the bathrooms are a mess. The staff was nice, but I…read moredid not like how the owner Interacted with my 1q year old daughter then wouldn't even address me as her parent. My daughter was in the play center keeping an eye on her 5 year old brother as I asked her to. When the owner kicked her out and wouldn't let her explain why she was in there. My daughter came and told me what happened and the owner wouldn't even address me.

This spot tired my son out. 3 hours and he ran through my money with buying points on these…read moregames... i will WARN you that your points are added to a card..just like CHUCK E CHEESE. THERE'S lazer taag and bumper cars, 3 d mini theaters, virtual games etc. There's an area for babies/little ones too. There's a concession stand where you can order food and drink.