We visited her with my niece and nephews and they had a great time with all of the exhibits! One…read moreside has many different areas, fire station, auto mechanic, Publix, veterinary office, post office, and an area with a big operation table! The other side has a big pirate ship, and areas that focus on fishing and other Florida things! Check out the outdoor space as well!

If you are in the area you must stop by with your kids. Located in a lovely high-end neighborhood…read morewith beautiful trees. When you arrive to the museum there is plenty of parking available and you will be greeted by a lot of ducks and birds by a lake. The kids had the best time. I do not live in the area but always drive up to our beach home in Vero beach this location was perfect to go to on the way up. Everytime we go to the area I will take the kids here as the first stop.

I have been to two kids birthday parties here and all the kids have fun. It can get busy which is…read morethe biggest downfall. The pizza isn't great but works for a birthday party. There is a small food court that you get food at. We love the ice cream! The zip-line line is really slow...staff could be more attentive. Same with the rock climbing-slow lines. You need to buy the platinum pass for the race cars. It's nice that if you are there for a birthday and they don't have the cars in the birthday package, you can pay the difference if you want to ride them. The ninja course is typically taken over by little kids in the ball pit, not monitored very well. Would be nice if there was a separate ball pit for the littles. Nice dodgeball room. Basketball nets are fun. Great little kid play gym!!! Multiple stories high and they could play in there alone for hours! Reminds me of Blippi!

One, they had only one small size of socks. Two, the young lady running the bumpers closed the gate…read moreas the kids ran up even though there was two spots left. One good thing it wasn't that busy with rude older kids yet and we didn't have to wait for the food forever. A young lady in the food section talk smack about a customer after she walked away from the counter. Note do that crap behind closed doors if you have to do it honey. Remember the customers do pay your check. And the claw machine was empty. Falling apart you guys are. Get some adult supervision for the kids running the place. And just maybe you can recuperate from the bad reviews.

This place is wonderful. The staff is super involved and incredible with children. I have seen them…read morewalking around cleaning things both times I was there. I also witnessed some heartfelt interactions between the children and staff. For instance one of the staff members brought out an accordion and started to sing songs for all of the kids to sing along to. Another time I saw the same employee walking around with a bubble blower just having a blast making all of the children feel welcome and have a great time. They also have different classes each day in the back room. Would definitely recommend to any fellow parents that need to get their kid out of the house for a bit. It felt safe, clean, and my kid and I had a great time.

Wondergarden has been such a blessing in our lives. I started taking my son when he was around 16…read moremonths and he learned how to socialize, play music instruments, Montessori toys, and busy boards. He's now 2 and we still take him, he has multiple close friends around his age and the community overall has been welcoming and family centered. The owner/teacher Ms. Chloe definitely loves what she does, she's very accommodating, talented, and the kids love her. I would definitely recommend for a parent that is trying to get their baby/toddler incorporated into socializing with other babies, and for the classes as well. Even as a mom I found really good mom friends 10/10

It was so fun. I asked this lady at the front counter to play a song even though they don't do song…read morerequest she still played the song on the speakers. It was such a fun time and if you go with friends, you haven't even fun or time there's so much stuff to do.

Customer service. Common sense. Overall cleanliness. Be more thoughtful and considerate of your…read moreguests.

We took our son here on the recommendation of someone else. It's located in a strip mall with…read moreplenty of parking, which is nice. The employees were friendly and there were plenty of them stationed throughout the place, which is really good. Ultimately it felt a little run down. But my kid certainly enjoyed himself and there was quite a few prices of equipment for him to play on.

Customer service is no issue, friendly. Entertaining for my toddler, she enjoyed it but last time I…read morewent the carpets looked like they were not vacuum, made me think how they maintain everything else clean (if it even gets cleaned) will not be back.

This was a fun experience for my toddler who got to dress up, run around, and jump in the ball pit…read more Her favorite part was the big slide & ball pit simulation. Will be back :)

Took my daughter here and overall it was okay -- she had fun, which is what matters most…read more The play area itself is clean and works well for younger kids, but it's definitely on the smaller side. It feels more suited for toddlers and younger children rather than the full age range they advertise. The biggest downside is the setup when you first walk in. The entrance/lobby area is very small and gets crowded quickly with parents and kids. There's very limited seating, and it felt tight and a bit messy with people eating in that space. I also didn't love that adults are charged just to go past the gate (including needing to purchase socks), even if you're just supervising. That felt unnecessary compared to similar places. That said, the woman working at the front was extremely kind and welcoming -- very easy to talk to and helpful. She mentioned this is actually the smallest of their locations, which makes sense. Inside the play area was cleaner and more organized, and the bathrooms were very nice and well-maintained. Overall, it's a decent spot for younger kids to burn energy. My daughter enjoyed herself and wants to go back -- I'd just consider trying one of their larger locations next time.

Attended a fabulous Birthday party at Explorico and truly enjoyed the ambiance for kids especially…read moreduring a cold front in South Florida. The indoor playground is wonderful for kids with an indoor space for eating which is a separate space to keep everything clean and orderly. The onsite staff was wonderful and a great host. I highly recommend this venue for kids parties and play dates.

3.5* I'm always…read morelooking for places to take my little toddler to play. Explorico came up when I did an online search. We gave it a try and this is our experience! My toddler enjoyed playing with all the toys. However, the toys are very worn out and the place didn't look clean. I understand it is hard to keep up with kids playing there all day long, but I think for what they charge it should look better. There was only one person working at the front. She was nice and helpful. They sell some coffee and snacks, but keep in mind is just Keurig coffee. Nothing fancy. They have a sitting area for taking a break and feeding your kids for snack time. That was nice but again, not clean. I don't think we'll be going back, but if you want to try it out, bring some snacks from home and wipes!

I absolutely love this place!…read more I was looking for an indoor activity last minute for my son to partake in on a Saturday and came across this indoor playground. I honestly did not know what to expect but when I walked in the doors I felt immediately welcomed. I love that the front door stays locked for security purposes and the check-in system was super smooth. The price of play was $15 which was more than reasonable. My son immediately took his shoes off and began to explore. The owner offered me a cup of coffee (I immediately knew we were in the right place lol) and we engaged in delightful conversation. This is not your "typical" indoor playground which I love more than anything. Totally tech free! There are endless centers and sections of play areas for kids to get lost in imaginative and engaging play time, whether with friends or independently. There is a full size trampoline, toddler trampoline and slide for the kids to enjoy as well. My son had a blast and I intend on making this one of our regular weekend spots to spend time out the house hanging out.

Bday sessions offered too! A fun and active learning environment with many different centers of…read moreplay offered to children. Was looking for an inside kid friendly activity and was surprised to find something so close to home! These space offers open play for toddlers and little learners to play and explore in Montessori styled enrichment. Simply said, it a space where each center has a designated theme- example Lego station, train station, home and kitchen, music and dress up. $15 for kid drop in and parents are required to roam and be with their children wearing socks- make sure to bring your own. No limit to how long you stay and enjoy. Really loved coming with my 5 year old nephew who majority of his time was with the train and cars.

La La Land in Boca Raton is a fantastic spot for kids to burn off energy, especially on those days…read morewhen you need an indoor option. It's packed with activities for a wide range of ages, and my kids had an absolute blast bouncing between the different play areas. Considering how many children are running around at any given moment, the place is impressively clean. You can tell the staff works hard to keep things tidy, even during the busiest hours. That said, they could use more staff on the floor. There were noticeably long waits for the rock‑climbing wall and the ropes course, which took away a bit from the otherwise smooth experience. Not a deal‑breaker, but definitely something to be aware of if you're going during peak times. One tip: bring your own grippy socks. They're required, but not included in the admission price, and buying them on-site will cost you $4 per pair. Overall, it's a lively, fun, kid‑approved play space that delivers on entertainment. With a little more staffing, it would easily be a four-star experience. My kids are already asking to go back.

This place was extremely cool. The toddler section was great. Very interactive for the kids that…read moremade it enjoyable for us parents. They had other areas too that under 3 was able to do. For me this location is worth the drive.

A very adorable indoor play center for kids ranging 6 and younger. $15 for children and $5 for…read moreInfants. They really thought of everything when it came to this play center. Upon walk in there is a section for adults to make coffee and a few lounge tables. They also offer snacks and drinks for children (for purchase). For the fun. They have a play area for infants that's safe from bigger children. Perfect for crawling babies. Lots of soft colorful toys and soft climbing toys and safely gated. For 18 months and older they have a fun indoor climbing/slide set up, play kitchen and grocery, play construction, play fire station, animal clinic, dress up room, train room, lego wall, little tike push cars, small balance bikes and more. I love that there are sitting areas in the middle for adults to watch their older kids. I also appreciate the area near the restroom with a chair for nursing and a changing table privately located in the back. The staff were very friendly and told me all about upcoming fun events. If you look at their calender they do lots of fun events for babies and toddlers. This fun establishment is also great for renting their party room for a birthday or other special occasions. Overall this place is a great spot in Brevard for kids to let their imagination go wild.

1. Theres an 18 mos and under only area. You dont expect to take a kid to an indoor playground and…read morethen have to tell your kids they cant touch things that they can reach easily. 2. Staff was pretty rude to my nonverbal autistic son. Kept trying to talk to him to get him out of 18 mos and under and didnt listen to me when I said he will not respond. 3. Access control is weak. A kid could easily push past main door into a busy parking lot. Theres only a child gate to stop on the other end. Would not take a nonverbal kid that is a "runner" here. I have an older nonverbal autistic child that was a runner and there is no way I would have taken her here. Shed have easily bolted out the door. 4. Staff intervenes in kids play A LOT. I noticed staff intervening in other kids' play to stop them from doing things. Ive been to other play places and this stood out to me as odd. Id say this place is OK for most. But the weak access control is concerning. It you take your kid here you will have to pay close attention to them.