I can't believe that it has been 8 years since I have written a review for this place. Since then,…read morechanges have been made and I can say that it is much better than my previous experience. Once again, I attended for my other best friend's daughter birthday (such a full circle moment). This time the vibe was calm and cool. The attendant was super pleasant and helpful to the party. She was attentive and making sure that she had everything we needed from food, utensils, to paper products. I will say that there was not a huge crowd there, so that made it feel more relaxed than last time. The sitting area for parents is much more comfy as well. They even added massage chairs that feels amazing might I add. The concession stand was good as well. They have a lot of candy options, pizza, nachos, hotdogs, etc. The typical things that you look for when in that type of establishment. After the birthday party, I went again during my nieces and nephews during Spring Break and the vibe was the same. So therefore, I will be going back!

Great night out for the kids. Always enjoy this time for them to turn up and me to relax.read more

I heard a lot about this play space for toddlers, so I wanted to bring my little one to try it out…read more When we first walked in the staff was super helpful and fun! She was very excited which made us excited to experience it! She first stop us at the counter to register/sign the waiver, pay, receive our socks (they are pre-worn FYI. I put them over our socks for my own personal comfort), and get a bucket to store our shoes. I went on a Saturday. It was $22 to play. This seems pretty expensive, especially if you plan to come often. She did share that they have Toddler Tuesdays for a discounted price. It's during the morning hours, so it wouldn't work for me. Once we were checked in, we went to the ball pit area that sits right in the front. There were a lot of bigger kids in there having a blast. Of course, this is where my 1 year old wanted to be (inserts shaking my head emoji). He had a blast in there. They have a toddler area as well. It was fun as well. I do wish it was closed off for the littles to run through freely and more safely. But, I got my cardio in so I am not made at it, lol! Overall, my little one had a blast here!

This place is great for young & old alike. My 1,5 and 6 year old had a blast! They keep it nice and…read moreclean and it doesn't ever get overcrowded in my opinion since they have several areas for play. The only downside about this place is that it's $20 per kid to play here, and that's quite expensive for how relatively small this place is, and some of their equipment is wearing out a bit. But I don't mind paying to wear out my kids during a heatwave while I sit back and relax on one of their couches. Ms. Carmen who often works here is so nice, is very good at her job, and keeps the place clean!

We had such an amazing time here for Halloween. There was so much for the children and adults to…read moreengage in. We first arrived and purchased tickets for each activity. It included things like hayrides, train rides, pumpkin picking, photos, and more. I also love that they have a lot of free play in addition to the paid activities. They children could run, play, feed the goat and pigs, ride bikes and scooters that were around they farm. They also had wagons for toddlers or your pumpkins or whatever you may need. We had a great time sitting out on the benches that are near the food truck. They have affordable carnival style food. We had hotdogs, slushes, cotton candy, and more. The kiddos and adults enjoyed everything. They also have a concession stand in the front where you purchase tickets that has chips, cookies, juices, water, etc. The staff is really attentive to everyone there. Its a balance of free play and supervised activities. Speaking of, the corn maze was another hit. They had number scarecrows that is good for the self-guided style of the farm (of course I made it a learning opportunity for the children). Overall, I would definitely return. Reading reviews, I just realized that they have other holiday activities. I will keep that in mind going forward.

This place is a cute hidden gem. Reasonable pricing for corn maze, petting zoo, haunted woods,…read morehayride, train ride, and pumpkins. My 3 year old son really enjoyed the animals, bounce houses and featured attractions. Nothing was too scary, but was still cute. It reminds me of growing up in Ohio where I spent my childhood doing similar activities (cute places like this have been hard for us to find) Thank you for making a nice family friendly place !

As far as miniature golf courses go, and I've played hundreds of them across the U.S. and Canada,…read morethese three courses wouldn't rank among the greatest I've seen. There isn't much decoration, not much intrigue to the three courses ranging from easy to advanced, and the water features were completely drained even in the springtime. However, what the courses lack in entertainment value, the sprawling property makes up for with bumper boats during the summer, a massive indoor facility including laser tag, and other attractions. It's a fun place to bring kids in the Memphis area when the atmosphere is vibrant and the weather is nice! It's just not a stellar place to play putt putt.

It's mini golf Um it was $3 for kiddos to play I think it…read more$1 for kiddos under 3 $10 for one adult played for about an hour- inquire about pricing at the counter since the kiosk is computer controlled it is also credit card only- I was able to pay cash at the counter and get questions answered from friendly staff at the front counter that's all the kids wanted to play with min golf they wanted to play the arcade games inside Side note: My kiddo said that Blue Raspberry Lemonade was delicious! Oh by the way, so on the way out because I totally forgot to add this in a review we ended up shopping their window wall. It's like they're merchant for merch for put put merch so we got T-shirts put put golf T-shirts put put golf hat one putt gizz grind which we thought was cool .

Laser tag is so much fun to play and they have a nice set up at Lasertron. It's located inside of…read morePutt-Putt Golf & Games on Summer Ave in the very back of the game room. I have been to several birthday parties here with my boys- it seems to be THE place for parties for the 7-9 year old crowd! I like to play it too, sometimes we go as a family on Thursday nights when they have a great special- from 6-11 it's half price. It's the perfect way to be active with your kids. You get to pick your own code name, sign in and go to the combat room where they suit you up in your game gear. Then you are separated into two groups, when you go to the game room it's game on! Be sure to wear clothes that won't glow in the dark (white) because it makes you an easy target and be ready to run and play. The cool thing about it is there is a window where you can sit and watch the action inside if you don't play. Sometimes grandparents who can't play like to watch too. The staff here is great and I recommend it for any type of outing- the maximum number of participates is 40 so you can bring a youth group or even a corporate group. For a 30 minute session it's $11.00 and it's $16.50 for an hour. 30 minutes is always long enough for us! They have different specials each day of the week so for the best deal check out the website @ http://www.golfandgamesmemphis.com/attractions/lasertron-lasertag.

It is a great place to have a birthday party, the kids (and dad) had fun playing, then they had…read moreworked an appetite for the pizza that came after that. Crew is very charismatic and always near for any question. They give a time gap for those that don't make it right on time for the party, I think it was like a 15 minute wait in our case, and still they gave them the same amount of time to play that was discussed.

A fairly new location in the Bartlett area. They're family owned with entertainment experience…read more The prices are reasonable everything is provided for your nerf fun. There is also a party room at a separate cost. If you just want to feel like a kid again this is a quick fun location to get together.

We stumbled upon this gem, and we are so happy we did. There were three of us in our group, and we…read morestill had a blast. Greg activity for letting the inner child roam free. We had a quick overview of the night before moving over to the play area. There are shoe storage areas that can hold your shoes, keys, and phone. There are rules on the wall. He allowed us to select our playlist, and the fun began. Whew, we were sweating (due to having on sweaters and randomly deciding to stop here, lol). We did a 30-minute session of free for all and then shifted over to 2 man team battles. After a good rest and water, he allowed us to visit the party room area to observe it. It was a very nice size, and we quickly thought of several ideas for it. Overall, it was an amazing night that led to great sleep. I can't wait to return.

I'm starting to become a fan of Memphis' smaller green spaces. There are small parks and massive…read moremedians scattered around the city that are usually less crowded than the large parks. That's why I love Peabody Park in midtown. It's smaller and less crowded than nearby Overton Park, and it's got some unique features. There are two large metal sculptures by local artist Yvonne Bobo, a pavillion, and a large playground. But the best thing about Peabody Park is the splash park. During the summer, it's packed with kids trying to cool off in the intermittent spray from fountains, geysers, misters and rainfalls. The park is also home to the Raymond Skinner Center, a community recreation center that has special resources for people with mental and physical disabilities. The splash park at Peabody Park is free and open daily during the summer.

Peabody Park is my favorite park in midtown. There are multiple slides, swings (including infant…read moreswings), monkey bars, fun little tunnels and playground games for the kids. There's also a little pavilion near the playground and a larger one off to the side near the splash park. During the summer, our girls love to don their bathing suits and run around in the motion controlled splash park sprinklers. There are smaller ones for the little kiddies and larger splashes for the fearless older kids. The equipment is all in good shape, and I never worry about my kids getting hurt. When we go out for family day, this is one of our favorite stops.

I love the nice big trees near the water park and the fact that you don't need a pass to use it…read more They have a dog park too.

My nephew loves this place!…read more The middle ground between backyard Slip-and-Slides and sprinklers on the one hand and commercial water parks on the other, "sprinkler parks" such as Suggs provide kids with a fun place to cool off and give parents an option for a free morning or afternoon outing. The brilliance is in the small details: the ground is covered with a relatively soft foam rubber-like surface that (1) makes the ground less slippery but also (2) cushions inevitable falls when they do occur. Also, the entire interior surface slopes ever so slightly downward toward the middle so that almost none of the water strays outside the playing area but instead drains for reuse, swimming-pool-style. (The missing star in my review is due to a few holes in the playing surface...I hope these are repaired by next season.) The sprinkler park will, unfortunately, close for the year on September 16. I know my nephew will be back as soon as it opens next year, though!