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One word keeps coming back from visitors to this Englewood park: clean. They describe it as clean and well kept, one of them bringing a group of active six-year-old boys, and it holds even for the reviewer with a complaint: the food, they say, is way overpriced, and the play equipment is still well maintained. Under one roof there is a playground and a trampoline park, and one parent who expected the usual controlled chaos says this visit was among the best they have had at a place like this.
The ticket is the decision to make at the desk. Unlike the Aurora park, which sells an hour at a time, Englewood sells both a one-hour and an all-day wristband, and everyone who goes past the lobby needs one, adults included. The all-day ticket is the one that matters, because outside food and drinks are not allowed and cake comes in only with a booked party, so a long day means eating from the in-house kitchen, which runs to pizza, wings, smoothies and coffee.
Café on siteSocks requiredHosts parties · per listingsSensory hours · Not yet verified
People typically spend 1.5-3.5 hours here
Admission
from venue website, Aug 2026
All-day pass: Kids $24.00, Adults $12.00. 1-hour pass: Kids $18.00, Adults $9.00. Infants 0-11 months enter FREE with a paying adult. Socks required; $3.50 to purchase.
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