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Children make straight for the climbing wall and a ball pit that dwarfs most of them, with slides, an obstacle structure and Lego tables filling out a floor parents describe as genuinely spacious. A reviewer who has used both rooms in this mall says plainly that they prefer this one, cleaner and with more to do. It sits on the first floor, below its affiliated sibling, and runs on the same all-day ticket.
It takes parties at a scale the upstairs room cannot, up to around eighty guests with a full buyout, and hosts consistently praise how easy the setup is — bring your own cake, order pizza in, tape decorations to the walls. Three practical notes from recent visits. The structural columns on the play floor are unpadded, and a parent watched other adults stationing themselves to stop children running into the corners. The music is loud enough that more than one visitor has asked for it to come down. And the sock rule is enforced rigidly: a grandmother who asked only to take her shoes off and sit by the door was refused, which produced the sharpest review of the summer.
Toddler areaSocks requiredAges 2–7Hosts parties Sensory hours
Admission
Verified by phone · Sep 2026
Walk-in play pricing: $20 for 1 adult + 1 child (2 hours). Additional child $15, extra adult $5. Field trip pricing: $13 per kid, $5 per adult. Socks required for all visitors.
Birthday Parties
Pitched squarely at the under-fives, and one detail carries it: a dedicated space for nursing. The host who mentions that also rates the party good value and says nobody went home ill afterwards — a short report, but a specific one from someone who actually booked. The base tier counts eight children and eight adults, and reaches its ceiling quickly.
$350 package
2 hours · Private room included
from venue website, Sep 2026
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