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One reviewer prefers this branch to another they have used, while another wonders whether other locations are maintained better. It reads cleaner in recent write-ups, security is visible and actually doing something, and the trampoline zone is what earns it a place on a playground page rather than an arcade one.
Budget more than you expect to. One parent reports eighty dollars going on a pair of hourly play cards and a dessert; another suggests arriving with a hundred and fifty in mind once food is involved. The annual pass is worth costing out if you will come more than twice — one reviewer recommends the yearly package, though another regrets buying a summer pass. Weekends run about two and a half times busier than weekdays, and the line at the register is where that shows first.
There is a thread of complaints about how customers are treated at the counter, including one family who came away feeling unwelcome. It sits against plenty of warm reviews naming individual staff, so read the recent ones yourself before you book a party here.
Café on siteHosts parties Sensory hours
People typically spend 1-3 hours here
Birthday Parties
Ask about the sensory-sensitive morning before you settle on anything else. This branch runs one, and it will host a birthday inside it — opened early, lights down, sound off, nothing flashing. Staff are trained for it rather than improvising, which is the part that matters. Worth raising even if nobody in your family needs the quiet. No party room comes with it: you book a decorated table, and on weekends it must be given up when the slot ends.
$99.99 package
2 hours
Verified by phone · Sep 2026
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