This place is a lot of fun! It's big but not huge, but has plenty of variety on the rooms. I do…read moreknock off one star for a couple reasons which I'll explain below. When you buy a pass, it's good for all day and you are allowed to leave and come back. Being located in a mall with a food court makes this incredibly awesome. Pause, walk to food, come back, amazing! Also makes coming with multiple family members great cause some can go shop while the others play. For the play areas, there is a smaller toddler area that's awesome. Small slights and things to climb on and this real cool bubble looking structure to climb into. It's big enough to keep them busy for a bit but eventually they'll want to go explore the "big kids" area. Next is an area with chairs to sit and eat snacks, parents to chill while their little play and there is an interactive floor that has a projector on it. You can step on graphics and they blow up. Pretty cool, kind of like a science center. Next is a big ball pit room! It has some crazy slides, TONS of ball, maybe a little deep for toddlers. There is a volcano like tower that normally would blast balls out the top but it's not very powerful and was barely working for us. The slides are pretty steep but very fun! While it's cool there are tons of balls, it's really deep for some of the kids to get out of the stairs part cause it's so deep. After that there is a room with cannons that launch balls at an interactive screen. This would have been the coolest part but the cannons don't shoot hard enough and often get clogged if someone sticks a big ball in it. Last is a slide where you have to get on an inter tube with a hard bottom. The worker sprays soapy water on the bottom and you go down suuuuper fast then immediately STOP! This is because the floor at the bottom is rubber and it stops you way too quick. I watch many kids get whip last from this. I get it, cause there isn't much room if you didn't stop but man it can be rough if you aren't expecting it. Other than that there are corridors with cool parkour type obstacles and things to jump on. Very fun! There are also snacks and waters to buy, the bathroom are in another room with plenty of space and they are family bathrooms. Also a good space that's away from the rest in case a kid is over stimulated. Great place! Great value since it's all day long! Way better priced than similar players in Louisville.

This is such a cool indoor play place for kids!! It's brightly decorated, just the right size for…read moretoddlers to big kids, and they allow older siblings to come into the play area as well. This comes in very handy when there is an age gap between kids and as the parent you don't want to go in the play area. My 4, 5 and 6 year old nieces loved playing on the slides into the ball pit and the climbing areas. My 12 year old daughter and friend felt just as at home as the little ones. The staff is very nice and accommodating, especially by opening up the colorful tube slide so my kids could enjoy it even though they were short staffed. I appreciated that very much. There is plenty of indoor seating for parents to keep an eye on the littles. As an extra perk they have the riding animals and the kids love going through the mall on them. For a full day of indoor play the price is not bad at all. My only suggestion is that they had free wifi so I could work on my computer. I never asked if they had it, I just assumed since I didn't see any signs up. Otherwise, I will gladly come again and again to this place.

Maker13 is a Southern Indiana art studio/space located in the wonderful NoCo cultural arts…read moredistrict of Jeffersonville, Indiana. I was actually able to take a free tour here and learn about This place while on a parent Led 8th grade class graduation celebration for my oldest daughters class. Part of the celebration was to take a limo ride over to the NoCo area to take photos and selfies with the awesome public art scene. While walking around a worker From maker 13 stopped us and asked us if we wanted to come in and take a tour on This surprisingly chilly late April evening. The kids and parents all obliged and we really enjoyed the tour. The kids were very attentive and asked a lot of good questions about the program and got to witness some local artist perform their work and craft. The studio is basically a rent an office place for artists ranging from designers, computer techs, wood workers and other skills im not familiar with. They do offer summer program and things for youth to come in and work and have a space as well. While on the tour they did have some sodas and snacks for sell which all the hungry teenagers obliged in as well. Overall a very cool and unexpected trip and tour on the kids memorable and fun graduation day. I know for a fact that this tour was a highlight and memory for a lot of the parents and kids. So very cool of them to share their space and knowledge with all of us.

Enjoyed the co work session @Maker13. A community workshop. Dream. Design. Build a large work…read morearea with different machinery to design and create. From 3d printers , laser etching , sewing and welding They provide the training and classes that you would like to take. Check them out at www.maker13.com.

We have since moved out of state, but my son attended KinderCare for a year and I worked there…read morebriefly. I definitely think each school within the system is different and you should look at reviews by location, but the Klondike location was wonderful! Lindsey, the director, is simply amazing and hires only the best. The turn over for lead teachers is almost non-existent (at least while we were there.) They are kind and knowledgeable. The food they serve is great and they always have more than enough for seconds. They are always engaging kids in fun learning activities. We miss them greatly and would recommend them to all our friends. Don't let their lower cost fool you, this school is on par with schools like Primrose and Goddard.

We moved from out of town and enrolled our 18 month old son in Kindercare and I could not be…read morehappier. It was my first time putting my son in daycare and I was very nervous but the director, Lindsey did an amazing job at walking us through the process and making us feel reassured. My son started in the 1-2 year old classroom and Becca and Katie were very nurturing and loving and it was relieving to see other people treat my son the way I would treat him. The organization has great curriculum and everyday my son would come home and would show me the sign language he learned or different colors. It is nice being able to see the process in your child and I owe a lot of his intelligence to Kindercare. Once my son moved up to the toddlers room, I was so impressed how they had structure and the room was ran similar to a little preschool. They also assessed my son personally and when they thought he was ready, they recommended to start potty training. It was so helpful to have his daycare and his home routine to be the same and it has greatly helped him with the potty training process. I am just so happy with the organization, the activities they do with the children, and the support they have with the parents. I cannot speak highly enough for the faculty and the care they provide to the children as well as the parents.

Horrible place, totally understaffed, the director made up a policy on the spot to back her…read moredecision but couldn't produce that policy in writing. The head director doesn't answer calls regarding emergent matters and the cabinet of health and family services HAS NEVER HEARD OF THE POLICY THEY TRIED TO TELL ME...EVEN THOUGH THEYRE CONNECTED TO THE PROGRAM! Zero out of 10, I do NOT recommend! The price definitely isn't worth the "service"...more like SERIOUSLY LACKING SERVICE!

Cadence Academy is an excellent Day Care. After 2 years my son has developed his learning skills…read moreand manners socially around other toddlers - thanks to Cadence. Ms Courtney and Ms Leslie nurtured him with kindness and warmth. Both were very professional and highly recommend!

Sent my son for the day camp alternative to Thunder over Louisville for kids on the spectrum which…read morewas a joint venture with Kosair Children's Hospital. He rode the bus from Kosair Brownsboro to Camp Hi Ho and back. He had a complete blast. He talked about archery, horseback riding, and fishing--and that's just what I can remember. The topper for me was that before camp ended, my phone buzzed and it was a photo from Camp Hi Ho of my son. That was a first class touch. I'm trying to attach the photo.

Derby Day Camp for kids 13 & under. Fishing, boating, arts & Crafts, animals, sports. Happy kids!read more

With the kids off school for MLK day today, and the temperatures absolutely frigid, I was hunting…read morefor something new and indoorsy to do with my three-year-old and five-year-old. We are typically Glow Worm-ers. And although that won't change, we wanted to support a local business that was new to us. We were lucky to have spots reserved on a day when Rainbow Bins Playroom was at full capacity. We made our reservations online in advance. If you need to cancel for sickness (or other reasons), you are able to let them know with an hour notice and reschedule for another day. The prices were reasonable and we were greeted warmly when we arrived. There's cubbies in the front for shoes and jackets. There's a small section for the sale of sensory kits, snacks, etc. They do allow outside food, which must be kept in a separate area from the play space. The play space itself had slides, indoor gym type equipment, a Jungle Jumperoo, and various sensory bins. It was clean and welcoming. The staff actively worked to keep things clean and safe during our two hour visit. The real test, did the kids enjoy it? The playdate was a resounding success. I had to bribe the kids with promises of treats to get them out of the sensory bins to go home. They got in the car and asked when they could go back. They came home and were falling all over themselves to tell their Dad all about their day. In a season where the cold seems to be never-ending, put this business on your list of options for indoor fun. It's a smaller, more intimate, less overstimulating environment than many others. It's cleaner. Most importantly, the kids had a wonderful time and I left feeling good about giving Rainbow Bins Playroom my business.

Adorable, clean, and fun space for littles. The team was incredibly inviting. We will be back!read more

There's an amazing story behind Power + Grace. Faith based parents of a remarkable child born with…read moreDown Syndrome recognized a need for these special children to safely play & exercise. What started as a single storefront has grown into 4! With classes for multiple age groups. Various skill levels. And of course special needs children. Loving, patient, and encouraging "spotters" are constantly with the gymnasts. Today, we came to volunteer as they hosted a Down Right Perfect Invitational tournament. The gym was packed with supportive parents. We're so glad we came to help. An uplifting day for everyone attending.

Amazing owners, coaches, and facility. Clean and age appropriate activities! Love this place!read more

The Hillview community Center is a nice place that I go to to watch my kids play volleyball. They…read morehave two separate gyms, one large one small they call it and they have a nice playground for the children. The only thing that could improve is there's not enough parking for all the people, but besides that this is a wonderful establishment