The most amazing park my toddler and I have ever had the pleasure of visiting- thus far!!!…read more As we were driving to Old Town, we passed by a few playgrounds prompting my little monster's request for some play time. After we were doing doing some basic tourist-y things, I hopped on Yelp in search of a few parks located withing the vicinity. Maruta Gardner Playgound seemed to be the most entertaining and appropriate for my wild child. Parking was plentiful and the size of this particular playground was great. Not only was the look and design very unique, you really couldn't ask for a better view. Seating was plentiful and again, the design of things were so cool. Shade is easily found and the play structure is great for children + adults of all ages. Lastly, there are restrooms and water fountain located not too far. Shout out to Ms. Maruta Gardner!! My daughter and I thank you because this place wouldn't have been possible without you. Your dedications and love for your community was undeniable. Thank you for beautifying everything around you and rest in paradise. 5/5 Stars!! Definitely a must if you are in San Diego!!

My kiddo loves obstacle course type playgrounds, par-core, all the things, so I googled what was…read morenear us and spotted this place. Soo cute in person, big playground, lots of space, grassy area to the little pond lake thing to walk around. Also the parking lot was really big lots of shade. We had a fun morning.

Stopped here with the kids while visiting my wife's brother and his family and we LOVED it! It was…read morethe perfect indoor space for our 3 year old to get his energy out and play with other kids. Our 5 month old also loved the separate space for little ones and they had some excellent toys and books in the little gift shop. The owner was super sweet and great with the kids. They're also super dedicated to reading and run a bookstore downstairs. We wish we had a Bluebird up near us in the Bay area!

Worth every penny! This place is clean, thoughtfully laid out, and a dream for kids. My kids range…read morefrom 2 yrs to 6 yrs old and they had something for everyone! And I got to comfortably sit and catch up with a friend with our coffees from a cute shop just underneath this area. We literally sat for 2 hours (usually unheard of with little kids). The owner was also so gracious and kind. Grateful there is this fantastic option for indoor play in OB! We will absolutely be back.

First, the venue was incredible. The New Children's Museum is roughly 50,000 square feet spread…read moreacross three levels, with huge open galleries, interactive installations, studios, and some seriously impressive architecture. Even with a massive crowd and vendors everywhere, it never felt overwhelmingly packed. You could grab a drink, wander through an exhibit, find something to eat, take photos, meet other Yelpers, and somehow keep discovering entirely new sections of the event. Yelp's Art After Dark at The New Children's Museum was easily one of the coolest Yelp events I've attended. Taking over an entire museum for a 21+ night of food, drinks, art, music, and local businesses was already a great idea, the execution made it even better. And there was A LOT to try. Bitchin' Sauce, Boochcraft, Chuy's Taco Shop, Rock N' Roost, Balsamico Italian Kitchen, Gaby's Munchies, Jackalope, Origins Tea, Coqueto Café, Antojitos Express Bar, Emerald Spear Tequila, Pali Wine Co., Melograno, 19th Hole Spirits, Old Hillside Bourbon Company and plenty more showed up with food, desserts, coffee, tea, cocktails, wine, and spirits. Going in hungry was definitely the correct tactical decision. What made the night especially fun was that it wasn't just another tasting event. Between the artwork, interactive experiences, entertainment, photo opportunities, and museum itself, there was constantly something happening or somewhere new to explore. Even better, the night supported The New Children's Museum, with suggested donations helping provide programs and opportunities that make the museum more accessible to San Diego families. Yelp San Diego absolutely crushed this one!

Have gone here in the past with my nieces and nephews. They have drawing and other classes…read more Interactive exhibits, slides, bikes you can ride, painting, building and so much other activities. I'll be attending the Yelp Event: Art After Dark tonight. All donations go directly to the Children's museum. Looking forward to this event

A cute little family-friendly place next to a beautiful beach!…read more After walking around the beach for a while, we decided to walk around Belmont Park to see what it was all about. It was a summer Thursday and the place was packed with kids and their parents, all having a blast. There was a zip line, bumper cars, an arcade, a giant pirate-themed play place - heaven on earth to rambunctious little people! The whole place was cutesy - beach themed photo ops everywhere. They also had plenty of "fair food" for those looking for a junky snack. My only complaint was that there wasn't enough shaded areas to sit in and enjoy a meal. Additionally, they didn't really have any vegetarian food options. We were starving (our main reason for checking out this place) and found cheese pizza slices as the only vegetarian friendly option. Seemed quite odd considering how popular vegetarianism has become, especially in places like California.. If you have kids or are just looking to let your own inner-child run wild, this place is worth checking out!

Belmont Park is an iconic tourist stop when in San Diego…read more The famous Big Dipper rollercoaster has been around for decades and is still a thrill worth trying. Over the past decade arcades, bumper cars, put-put golf and kiddie rides have been added to the beachfront experience as well as a handful of food options. Be prepared to spend some serious money when visiting though, this place is not cheap. Tickets are needed to ride each ride and can be purchased at a stand on either end of the park (under the roller coaster and next to put-put golf). The kiddie rides start around $5/participant and increase from there. Bring your patience, parking is a beast any day or time of the year!

AirTrack was fun, but it felt a little too small for a group of teenage boys. They ended up…read morespending most of their time playing basketball rather than enjoying the other attractions. I think younger kids would get much more out of the experience and have a blast. That said, I have to give a huge shoutout to Luis from the ATP Team! From the moment we arrived, he provided outstanding customer service and made the experience enjoyable. He was friendly, professional, attentive, and always willing to help with anything we needed. Luis went above and beyond to ensure everything ran smoothly and even gave the boys a few extra turns of dodgeball, which they really enjoyed. The facility was clean, and the staff was excellent. While I'd probably recommend it more for younger children than older teens, Luis's exceptional customer service definitely stood out and made for a positive experience overall.

Employee are not friendly at all Never pay attention to…read morekids Once they picks on your child that it !!!

We love Trick and Flip and couldn't be more thrilled to finally have an indoor gym in the…read moreneighborhood! My son attends the ninja class and absolutely loves it. He previously took classes at G3, but they were always switching instructors and the classes felt really crowded. At Trick and Flip, he loves his instructor, the class sizes are small, and he has the best time every week. Parent's Night Out has also been amazing, and we can't wait for summer camp -- it's actually the only camp my son has asked to go to! Highly recommend to any families looking for a fun, positive, and well-run program for their kids.

Awesome place for kids to have fun. The staff was super nice with the start up and during the open…read moregym. Lots of options for the kids. I had 4 9yr olds with me and they enjoyed it. Cons: The registration process was blah. Some of the activities were hard to reach for my 9yr olds. Overall we will be back. Something other than just a trampoline park.

Newly opened Canon Street Pocket Park is stunning! Great local family spot especially for the…read moretoddler set. Safe, clean and well monitored.

Check out this brand new park snuck within the Point Loma neighborhood . New playground, ADA…read morepathway, passive turf area for picnic, lighting and other amenities including public art.

This is a good place to take your kid on a rainy or a chilly day if you wanna get out of the house…read morebut still have an place that is safe and its indoors, so your kid can run around, play and burn some energy. $18 for a kid to enter i found to be a bit high, but there is no set time limit. Its a shoe free area so bring socks, otherwise you will have to purchase. In my opinion, I wouldn't recommend to take your kid who is not walking yet or just started to walk. This place is more for toddlers. I would say Gymboree is better for non-walkers or early walkers. Why 3 stars? well, the price and the size of the place. I'm comparing it to a Discovery center in Escondido, which is pretty similar, but X10 bigger with lots of extras. i can see this place would be great for a b-day party. The staff was really nice and energetic.

This place is awesome! My two year old had tons of fun playing in the grocery store, kitchen,…read morenursery, castle, pirate ship, fire truck and various toys. She also got to participate in staff-led activities (obstacle course, singing, etc). She had a blast and didn't want to leave -- after two hours! I liked the cafe and the available snack options - for kids: apple juice, apple sauce, cheese sticks, hard boiled eggs, and real coffee/mocha/espresso and various baked goods for adults. I think there were also more robust food options. There's free wifi, too. It's a great to chat with a friend while keeping an eye on your kids, safely enclosed in a clean play space catered to imagination and fun. I haven't taken advantage of a Kid's Night Out yet (5-9pm theme-based babysitting for $40 the third Friday of each month) but I plan to soon!

My wife and I were in Mission Beach and we had $20 to use at the arcade, being that it is mostly…read moreticket games that we don't play, we decided to go to the photo booth with Marvel characters. We got it and it takes three pictures of you and we decided on an Avengers one. The picture turned out great, but when we printed it out, there was this big white vertical line down the right side. We brought it up to the lady behind the counter and she said she would get the IT guy. We waited about 5 minutes for someone to finally come around and he goes "It always does that" We expected a refund or something, but nothing. For $5 a picture, what a rip off. If it doesn't work "All the time" how about fixing it and putting an "Out of order" sign on it, so you don't waste $5 on a picture you can't use? Terrible customer service.

Horrible service, ok games. I took my kids here recently to play some games and bought a card…read morewhich you can use to play the games. When the card gets low, you can refill it. I used the card on one of the games but the game was not responding. I tried again and still no response. I decide to go to the counter to see if someone could either take a look at the game or if i could get the credits back. I get to the counter and see 3 or 4 workers just standing there talking, no one acknowledges me. I look around some more and see one worker on the far left helping some customers and another worker on the far right helping some other people. Ok, I'm assuming there's two lines and the 3 or 4 other employees are just taking a break or something. Not a big deal, so i get in the line to the far right. There is one person currently being helped, two teens and then me. The employee finishes with the first customer and then helps the two teens. He finishes with them and when he gets to me he just turns and walks away. He does not say a word, just turns and walks away. A simple "I'll be back in a minute" or even just putting your hand up and saying "gimme a sec" would be totally fine. Instead, no communication, just walks away. I told the group of 3 or 4 people just standing there that I needed assistance and one of them went to refill my card. As i was waiting the guy who was serving the line on the far left came over and asked if I needed help. He was really friendly (he looked Asian or Mexican). Anyways, he's the only reason I'm giving that place two stars instead of one.

I am so glad I found out about this place! I have been wanting to take some hands on beginner…read morefriendly classes on sewing. It's located in the Liberty station property which I really enjoy visiting. They offer sewing machines to borrow which was really helpful before committing to your own! Hannah, the class instructor was very informative, friendly, available, and patient. I couldn't have asked for a better instructor! For the class we got to practice on some paper before jumping into our pillow case that we got to pick out a fan pattern and take home! I will be returning back for the part 2 of this class! Lastly, I noticed this company offers more than just sewing! I recommend checking it out to do either individually, with your child, friend, or partner!

How interesting that SDCC replied, after eleven months of silence, and are now accusing me of…read more"being disrespectful to their staff." And what a huge coincidence that their reply just happened to come right after I left a review for another business, one with a an unhinged owner known for trying to doxx and retaliate reviewers. He mentioned he'd be contacting other businesses I had reviewed negatively, and now -- lo and behold -- here is a reply eleven months later suddenly accusing me of being "disrespectful" instead of taking accountability for the things I mentioned in my review: no air conditioning, hot and muggy, SDCC staff badgering the instructor during the class, and the fact that there are no signs or anything saying where to go once you arrive. What interesting timing!