We ordered the membership package because we usually come here 1x a month but now maybe we can just…read morecome for a little bit a few times more each month. The price was $25/mo and seems reasonable. Not as big as some of the other locations though. Also seems to be a little more crowded on a Saturday for presidents weekend.

We visited as guests for a birthday party. The facility is spacious with lots of fun activities,…read moreand the kids had a great time overall. However, I think the staff need better training and more consistent supervision. The ball pit is about 3 feet deep, which can be difficult for younger toddlers to climb out of. I witnessed a mother ask a staff member for help because her toddler was stuck. Instead of assisting, the staff member simply stepped into the ball pit and asked the toddler if they could climb out. The child was clearly unable to, which was the reason the mother had asked for help in the first place. In the end, the mother had to climb into the ball pit herself to get her child. Then at the race car track, staff allowed toddlers who were below the recommended height to ride. I personally didn't think this was a major safety concern since the cars have seat belts. However, after one toddler had started riding, the staff asked the child's mother to remove them because they couldn't drive properly. I understand that other children were waiting (including mine), but if staff decide to allow younger children to participate, they should let them enjoy the full experience unless the parent chooses to end it early. The most disappointing experience happened at the Sky Rider attraction. Children under the height requirement were being allowed to ride, but when it was my son's turn, he was stopped and told he was too small. The child in front of him was visibly shorter and had already been allowed to ride several times. Naturally, my son was very upset. I spoke with the staff member to understand why the rules were applied differently. His response was that after he made the comments, he let my son ride once, but "he got sour and ran away." That comment was unnecessary and unprofessional. My son is on the spectrum, and assumptions like that can be especially hurtful. More importantly, all children should be treated fairly. Overall, the playground itself is excellent and offers plenty for kids to enjoy. My biggest concern is the lack of professionalism in some staff interactions.

Attended a Yelp event there to celebrate Philippines independence day. Cute place. Was set up for…read morethe event with vendors in the parking lot. The inside was spacious, had a bar and a place for kids to play. Very clean. Looks like a great place to have. Birthday party. Plenty of parking too. Friendly staff.

This place had a great atmosphere. I was pretty impressed with the business model. I liked that I…read morewould be able to work remotely while the kids were at play. I'd be able to calmly focus on work knowing my kids were safely in front of me. Additionally, this great concept wouldn't be complete if there wasn't a fabulous cafe inside. I did try a few drinks and found most of them a bit on the sweet side for my taste, but the UBE latte totally met my needs. Smooth, flavorful, and not super sweet. I would go back just for that. I also felt the pricing was quite fair. Id probably opt to come her over Starbucks.

I threw a party there for my son recently (dodgeball and gaga), and the party itself was fine. The…read morepeople who worked the party were attentive and helpful, interacted with the kids, and made sure the action never stopped for all the boys. 2 of the guys seemed to be much better than the 3rd, but all in all was OK. When it came time to pay the bill, though, I noticed a few things: 1. they charged me for the original 27 kids even though I only had 23 show up (I didn't care so much about that), 2. the "recommended" a cumulative $100 tip (this is really high buy almost anyone's standards - and I chose to give $25 per worker, which I STILL think is high), and 3. there were pies left over from the party that I paid for and they weren't sending me home with them. After a really good party, when it came down to their billing, the tip reco, and then keeping the pizza without even asking if I wanted it (especially when they charged me for 27 kids-worth of pizza), I ended a great party with a not-so-great taste in my mouth from the experience.

Awesome awesome awesome. Can't say enough about them. Very friendly. Great coaches. Both my 10 yo…read moreson and 8 yo daughter learning so much. Much better after each lesson.

Finally had the chance to stop in and play with the kids. It's cute but when we went it was just…read morethe downstairs that was open and it felt small. There weren't too many people there and the kids had a lot of fun themselves. There are small treats and drinks you can order while you are there. There's space to sit and take a break during open play.'Whats nice is there is a pizza place right next door if you wanted to grab food for after. Small but otherwise a good place to let the littles play!

A Latte Fun left a latte be desired. This is a great place to come if you'd like for your little to…read morepick up a communicable disease and warrant a trip to PM Peds. The place was filthy - it's quite obvious when your children's clothing is covered in brown and black dirt from playing or crawling around on the floor. Gross. The person working here spent zero time supervising the play space or cleaning up/reorganizing any of the play areas. Instead, they sat on the counter doom scrolling. If this is an establishment that serves food and drinks, I don't know, maybe don't sit on the prep space? It's not sanitary nor is it professional. Another mom made us aware of an upstairs play area for the smaller crew. This wasn't told to us by the person working when we came in or at any point during our stay. We made our way upstairs where it was dark and uninviting. They had a bounce house which was in working order, but that too was dirty. All the toys up here were broken and busted or missing batteries. What? Where's the maintenance? The other parents here barely paid attention to their kids so if you come, put your phone down and be vigilant. My friend's younger daughter was on the carousel and bigger kids were being wild and running around on top of it so I had to swoop her off so she wouldn't be trampled. Another boy kept taking play food where my daughter was sitting at a small table and taking her plate and flinging it across the room, several times. While I'm not that child's parent, I had no issue stepping in when safety and kindness were being compromised. A latte germs, zero supervision. It's a one and done from us, especially with so many other play spaces popping up on the island.

So very impressed! I cant't say how many times I've driven past and wondered what this place was…read moreabout. I don't have little kids so it was off my radar. BUT now I have grandkids and am so happy a friend recommended Not Just Art. We just finished a special Winter Break Music class, which means it was an a la carte option compared to their regular schedule of multi week programs. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. My husband and I brought our 3 1/2 yr & 11 mon. Grandkids and we sang and danced and played a bunch of kid friendly instruments for 45 min. in a clean, warm and colorful classroom. There were also art classes going on in other rooms and a HUGE selection of quality toys, instruments, art supplies and kids gifts to purchase. We will be back.

NJA is such a gem!! The teachers and management are warm, talented and have a deep appreciation of…read moreearly childhood development & education. The curriculum is thought-out; the classes have a balance of structure/routine and openness so kids can be themselves. And they use the most creative, up-cycled materials in the art-science classes!

Everyone is patient, helpful, and welcoming. I have not had any problems with my son since we…read morestarted coming. He certainly has his days and moments where he does not want to do anything. There are days where he is getting used to the routine little by little. Some things he may not do there but he then will do at home. A great place to take your littles if you are looking for something to do!

I cannot say enough good things about Little Gym. I've been sending my sons since 2022 and the…read morebiggest impact I've noticed is how it builds their confidence - They grew comfortable enough to explore the gym on their own. They had a safe space to run while they were still learning to walk. They could try forward rolls, and now one is even attending classes without mom! The teachers/coaches are patient, facilities are clean, the activity level is just right. It's also a great outlet on a rainy or hot Saturday when there is no way you can send your kids outside to run off that energy.

We hired Play Hooray for our son's first birthday. We had a blast! We had kids ranging from 1-8 and…read moreall were happy and engaged. The younger kids loved waking up Molly Mouse. And the big kids loved the high energy songs! They kept all kids entertained. For example, the little kids were handed maracas and buckets to bang like drums while the older kids were encouraged to make bucket towers! And we did hoola hoops, which the younger kids rolled while the big kids made an obstacle course to jump through. Thank you so much! Everyone was very happy! Thank you! Amanda R

Just had playhooray at my sons second birthday party. was amazing! The women who came at so much…read moreenergy the whole time. The kids loved it! They also bring so many toys to play with!

If I could, I would give this place a solid 3.5 stars. I don't usually open a review like this but…read moreI'm pleased to have a great place like this close to home and I really think they do a fine job of finding friendly people to work inside. I especially like the fact that while I've never been here on a weekend day, the place is never overly crowded or hectic. Other places close by can get pretty packed and chaotic. Having said that, there are some things that could use improvement. For one, get a vacuum cleaner that can make the carpets appear clean. There is always so much lint and debris on the carpet, it seems they don't attempt to clean them. I asked one of the nice girls who work there about it and she said they do try but apparently the fabric of the carpet wont let go of the fuzz. I'd get that one figured out quick if it was my place. Not the end of the world, to be sure, but an easy fix that should be addressed. On the plus side, there is so much to keep a toddler/youngster occupied. Two hours in here and you're sure to get a good nap from your little one. Plenty of bouncy houses for jumping and climbing will get them tired and exercised. At the end of the first hour when they've been on everything at least twice, they move the cart holding your belongings to another side and there are all new adventures waiting for your little one. More bouncing and a couple of arcade-style games and a nerf cannon section. Watch for specials- you can save a few bucks when they run a multi-trip offer. I recently saw a five-trip for $25. Thats an awesome deal in anyone's book. The website clearly and easily leads you to the date and the open-play times. Easy.... super easy.... Some of their competitors can take a lesson on "ease of use" web sites from them. Overall, we will make our way back often when I get a day off from work or when the weather isn't taylor-made for out of doors activities. I just hope they can get a vacuum for the floor. Best of luck to them and we will see them again soon.

I've had good experiences with Pump It Up but this wasn't one of them. This has got to be the…read moreworst kept Pump It Ups I've ever been to. I was invited to join a birthday party and it pretty much went down hill as soon as I entered the parking lot and didn't find any parking spots. I parked out on the street as a result. The slides and the bouncy castles were ok, the kids seemed to have fun with them but that seemed to be the only thing was matched expectations. There was just one mini tandem basketball hoop that was not inflated properly that had a super soft rim. Shots kept bouncing off the soft rim as a result. At all the other Pump It Ups I've been to there was an larger sized inflated version with larger sized basketballs. This one also had a piece in the back where you three tennis balls that was supposed to have a radar gun tracking the speed of the throws against a backdrop of a catcher and hitter. The radar piece didn't work and there was only one or two tennis balls to throw. In the second room, there was a soft air pitching machine hat you feed styrofoam balls into. Needless to say, there was only about 10 balls for 4 of these machines. That's just really sad. Watching the Pump It Up team feed the kids with pizza stacked up in one hand from the counter and dumping the pizza on plates at the table with the other hand was pretty gosh darned unimpressive. I'd never recommend coming back here and I'd probably recommend to the host not to as well.