The staff was really nice and the birthday party that was going on was handled well. The kids had…read morefun with all the activities. Kind of like organized chaos. Good way to spend an hour or so and burn off all that energy

What a horrible new manager! Rude and absolutely refused to honor our passes because they were…read moreoriginally purchased as a gift to me, and were put in MY name! I've never had an issue there before and the owner lady has been super nice and helpful when I met her last year. Will not be back until that manager is gone.

Stopped by on a Friday afternoon as a treat to wrap up the first week back to school (and for the…read morekiddos to burn off some energy!). Grateful to have indoor play area options in Austin during the 100+ degree heat in the summer. This spot is located inside the Lakeline Mall. It has several themed bounce houses and a giant bounce scape with multiple slides, a trampoline, and a ball pit. They also have arcade games which are priced separately from the admission ticket. We had a great experience because there was no one else there when we visited so we got lucky and had the whole space to ourselves. I was so grateful to not have to deal with crowds and chaos. That said this is not a big space so if there were more people, my experience may have been different. I felt like the price ($14/kid) was honestly quite steep for the small space. I would've been fine with it if that included arcade games, but paying additionally for those is a bit ridiculous. We didn't get food from here as it is also overpriced.

We took our grandkids and they had such a fun time. The prices are so good and the pizza is cheap…read morebut it does the trick. There was plenty of space for the kiddos to run around and the folks in charge don't really mess with anyone and we had a very lovely time. Will continue taking the babes here as long as they are small enough to go!

The auditorium is part of the Rosewood Park & Pool in that it sits on the same property. It's a…read moregreat space that I've been in a few times. If it's open and classes are going on when I'm at the park, I will poke my head in and walk about. In addition to the auditorium and wellness classes offered, a state-of-the-art recording studio is also housed in the building. Awhile back I was invited to stop over for a recording session happening with some neighborhood musician friends. My ex-husband is a musician and I know my way around a studio (sorta, lol). It was such a fun experience getting to be present while my friends were recording new tracks. Most recently (weekend of 7/10/26), I attended the three-day 2026 Rancho Alegre Conjunto Music Festival which was a BLAST! Free admission, can't beat that. Tons and tons of bands and performers. I wasn't able to attend all three days but am very happy I was able to make some of it. Saw performances from University of Texas (at Austin) Conjunto, Los Mungias, Texas Sweethearts, Harvey Valdez, Los Texas Wranglers, Grupo Dale Shine, and a few others. It was a magnificent event in a wonderful space. The auditorium is absolutely a community gathering spot for everyone.

I got the opportunity to visit Doris Miller auditorium today. It's been years since I've been to…read morethis auditorium. A fitness workshop with approximately 200 folks present was held at the auditorium today along with a workshop on Imposter Syndrome, which was informative in many ways. The auditorium, a medium sized facility looking much like a gym, is located in East Austin. A number of events are held at the auditorium - town halls, community meetings, performances, concerts, and private gatherings. The auditorium has an elevated stage and additional featues that make it flexible for different setups. The building appears to be aging in some areas. Parking was limited; however, free street parking was available nearby. A little history...Doris Miller was an American naval hero who played a key role during World War II. On December 7, 1941, while serving on the USS West Virginia at Pearl Harbor, he rescued wounded sailors, including the captain, and manned an anti-aircraft gun despite no formal training. For his bravery, he became the first African American to receive the Navy Cross. One key takeaway from the Imposter Syndrome workshop is that many times when we think something about someone, it is usually not true. The presenter used the example of someone being in class and looking disinterested. However, the true of the matter is that they were trying to Shazam a song unsuccessfully. Key takeaway...don't make judgements without knowing all the facts. Importantly, sometimes we are what is drvinging our imposter syndrome.

HORRIBLE Experience, stay away!…read more FACILITY: the place is small, and run down. AC is barely working in this hot Texas summer, don't think it can keep up with the amount of people in there. INSTRUCTORS: they don't seem very engaging with the kids. I see them sitting around and just telling the kids what to do from far away a lot. CUSTOMER SERVICE: I never had to deal with such a horrible customer service experience. They don't care about the kids or the family experience, they only want your money. The first week we took my son to their trail class, it turned out to be all girls. The owner suggested he try the boys class the week after so I agree. Paid the invoice sent to me, which included registration fee, and two months of tuition (first and last month). I didn't think too much into it as I never had issues or worry about dealing with stuffs like this before. Unfortunately, my son did not like the boys class and we asked to drop out of the class right away. I was willing to pay for the registration and the fee for the class... but it's a hard no refund policy whatsoever. Know what you get yourself into before committing into a contract with this gym. Now we're stuck for two months.

Had my son's 5th birthday here. We are not members, but just wanted a place to have a party outside…read moreof our home. It was extremely fun and lots of activities for all the kids. They brought out a bouncy house and played for a good hour and a half. The staff was great and my son felt special on his special day. It was easy and effortless and they are open to whatever you want to bring. Kids all loved it. Pricing was reasonable. I am sure we will have another party here as my daughter gets older.

This place is busy. There are a lot of tables and chairs for parents to kick back and chill. Inside…read moreis a giant play structure, 2 smaller kids areas. I will say my kids get bored within an hour or so and the 'cafe' sells go chocolates which is just milk and a bunch of sugary snacks In the sensory room the ball pit is broken the piano keys don't make a sound. It was very disappointing

Play space is nothing to go crazy about Catch air is way better. The food is insanely expensive and…read morenot what is pictured. Chicken sandwich was just a frozen circle patty and charged to add any condiments even the sauce and with the drink it was 17.00.

Summer has officially started and we are making our list of play places to throw in the rotation…read more We are coming in from the downtown Austin area so the 25ish minute drive is a commitment but fully worth it. We love that there is an age max (1-6) because some of the other indoor playgrounds get over run by older kiddos and it just becomes too chaotic with a toddler. First experience here, the signage isn't great (yet) so there's a banner out front saying they're coming soon. You're in the right spot. The door will have their name on it. They work on a time slot, we did a walk in with no issue. Early in the morning, I imagine on weekends and/or later it might be better to book in advance online. A few quick logistical things- you are required to wear socks. We forgot and they gave my kiddo their first pair free. I bought a pair- no big deal. You can't bring outside food or drinks in. They seem to have a decent drink menu and snacks available. They have tons of tables with views of the play area. I was able to sit nearby and still do some work. Everything in here feels super toddler friendly, my girl felt confident enough to walk around and explore it all.

This a great play area addition to the area. There is plenty of parking available by the front…read moreentrance and a large lot toward the back. Check put their pricing as it is very reasonable. There is a coffee/snack bar to keep your kiddos happy and the adults caffinated. We had no issue bringing in water and a snack. The play area is quite large with something for everyone. The small merry go round is neat. There are multiple themed play areas as well a two slides. The slides are pretty fast and you end up in the bouncy ball playing area. I went down with my two year old granddaughter the first time and almost ran out of real estate. After that she was on her own! Our granddaughter had a blast and we will definitely return. Oh yea make sure everyone is wearing socks as shoes ate not allowed in the play area.

Absolutely wonderful experience we had last Sunday with our three-year-old granddaughter. Such a…read morewelcoming addition to the Cedar Park Leander area for small kids the food and the staff were amazing every time my granddaughter comes to visit from Kyle Texas. We will definitely be coming here.

This place seemed a little too chaotic for my 15 month old. The toddler area is pretty crammed and…read moreit was annoying that older kids past 3 years old were in the area. Another parent with a child the same age as mines felt the same way as well. The intercom kept going on about anyone being older than 3 should not be in the area but the kids weren't really listening until a staff came by. I honestly think the parents in some way should be notified/aware to keep their kids in check. The place isn't well kept IMO and I found debris in the toddler area that could easily be a choking hazard. The play house area was a mess and you could hear stomping and running from the kids playing above the first floor. There is a tv in the seating area for adults to keep an eye on their kid which is nice. They do have food and drink options too which is more extensive than most indoor play areas in Cedar Park/Leander. I think this place is great for kids older than baby/toddler age but not for my child who is younger.

Still fun! We came out on Saturday afternoon and was able to reserve a spot the night before. I'm…read moreglad they had a play slot open in the afternoon which is perfect for us. Clean, fun and since they have a reservation system it didn't feel uncomfortable or crazy crowded for the kiddos to run around. The tortoise is too cute. Fun thing to do with the littles that is indoor.

Hosted my daughter's 3rd birthday party here. It is a beautiful, clean space and so fun for little…read moreones ages 1-5. Any older than that and kids could potentially get bored. My daughter and her friends had an amazing time exploring the space and playing. They offer a variety of birthday party packages. I opted for the mid-tier package and rented out the whole space. The package I selected included goody bags, cupcakes, and decor which was nice; I appreciated having them handle that and they made good selections. While the space and ease of the preparations were wonderful, I felt a couple of things could've been better: 1. I had a lot of email back and forth with the party planner. She was responsive & answered my questions, but didn't provide much proactive information. It would've been nice to have a touch base phone call to go over final details and logistics the week before the party. 2. For the price I would've appreciated if they included atleast one add-on such as slime or crafts. 3. It is a very tight window - 1.5 hours with only 30 mins in the private room. I wish we could've had a total of 2 hours in the space so it wouldn't have felt as rushed.