Play La La

About

The complaint to know about before you book is decor that doesn't arrive as promised. Two separate hosts wrote at length about it — one found the balloon arch taped and partly deflated, the other found the theme they had agreed simply hadn't been done, with setup still underway as guests walked in. Both describe the same follow-up: management disputing rather than fixing. Put every request in writing, and confirm the day before.

The schedule catches people out too. Weekends go entirely to private bookings, so open play is a weekday proposition — fine if you have a day off, useless if you don't.

None of which is the whole story, or the place would have no regulars, and it plainly has plenty. They followed it here from its old Victory Boulevard address, and what they come back for is the beauty room — mini manicures, braids, spa robes, a pink lemonade toast — and a coffee bar the adults mention more often than the play equipment. One reviewer called it a hole in the wall and clearly meant it kindly.