About
Treat the school holidays as a weekend here. One visitor's advice is to come Monday to Thursday, and to expect the place full on any day once the children are off school.
For a playground parent, the climbing structure is the reason to pick this branch over another arcade. It advertises a superhero playground and a trampoline zone alongside the games, and one reviewer sums up the division of labor that creates: children in the maze while the adults play the machines. A Spanish-speaking visitor's children were as happy on the playground as on the games, and another reviewer's tip is to buy the unlimited-time option and let them run for an hour or two. The chain pitches itself at ages two to twelve.
The food earns more praise than you might expect: two reviewers single out the pizza and a third calls the food great. The recurring complaint is about the front of house rather than the floor. Two visitors describe staff on their phones, one at the entrance stamp and one supervising the play area.
Café on siteHosts parties Sensory hours
People typically spend 20 min to 1.5 hr here
Admission
Verified by phone · Sep 2026
Birthday Parties
Book a weekday if you can. Parties here are a decorated table rather than a room, and at weekends that table has to be handed back the moment your slot ends, while weekday staff are more relaxed about letting you linger. Cake and ice cream may come in with you; nothing else does, piñatas included. Adults are not charged, so the number you give is only for seating.
$99.99 package
2 hours
Verified by phone · Sep 2026
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