About
Under-sixes only is the stated policy, and checking it against your family is the first thing to do, because that limit is what makes the room work. Toys are good quality and chosen not to overstimulate, sightlines run clear from every corner, and a parent of a ten-month-old described genuinely relaxing for the first time in a place like this. A fourteen-month-old and a two-year-old will both find plenty.
Two things reviewers keep raising. The policy is not always enforced — a regular found ten- to thirteen-year-olds on the equipment with nobody intervening, which defeats the point of it. And the pricing stacks up: a day rate per child, an extra for socks unless you bring your own, and a charge for the second adult that made one family cut a visit short rather than let both parents in. There is one restroom. Mexican music plays throughout, which reviewers list as a plus, and there is coffee and a couch for the grown-ups.
Toddler areaCafé on siteSocks requiredAges 0–6Hosts parties Sensory hours
Admission
Verified by phone · Sep 2026
Day passes are $18.99 per child and include ONE accompanying adult; additional adults $5 each. Membership includes two adults and charges $3 per additional adult. Infants under 6 months free with an older sibling's day pass.
Birthday Parties
At this tier the space is shared rather than shut off, and the cheapest date falls on a weekday. One parent who booked further up the range found it covered nearly everything except food and drink for the adults, which is worth costing in separately. Additional children are capped at ten before the next package takes over.
$350 package
90 minutes · Private room (add-on)
from venue website, Sep 2026
Per-person and package pricing shown as the venue quotes it.
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