About
Settle who in your group needs a pass before you walk up. One party describes being told at the front desk that a second adult didn't need a pass, then having management overrule the desk in front of them — rudely, by their account — refunding the admission but not the socks. Confirming the adult count at the door heads it off.
Past that, this is an enormous room — one reviewer's word for it — and it behaves like it: several rooms across two floors, mazes, and interactive jumping games that one reviewer picked out as the favourite part. The café is a real one. Parents mention proper meals rather than vending-machine snacks, and interactive tables that hold kids still long enough to actually eat. Grip socks are required and sold at the desk, so bring your own.
The age range is wide — one-year-olds and eight-year-olds both turn up happy in reviews — which makes it a good fit for siblings several years apart. If noise is the worry, the venue runs a sensory-friendly hour first thing every day, and sensory hours from nine at weekends.
Café on siteSocks requiredAges 1–8Hosts parties Sensory hours
Admission
Verified by phone · Sep 2026
Child (2 hours) - $30 weekdays | $35 weekends (Fri - Sun). Adult Pass - $10-15. Infant (0–12 months) - Free. Grip socks are required and available for purchase.
Birthday Parties
Sized for a guest list that has outgrown a playroom — a second floor, several rooms, a cafe, and the interactive tables and jumping video games that reviewers single out. Party rooms hold up to forty people, a different proposition from the eight- and ten-child packages around it. Two extras to watch: a service charge on the base, and a fee if you bring in an outside caterer.
$1,400 package
2 hours · Private room included
Verified by phone · Sep 2026
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