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Sort the reviews by what they actually talk about and a strange picture emerges: a large block of them are about bubble tea and never mention the toys at all. That matches how the business lists itself — it is registered as a bubble tea shop as well as a play space. A boba counter with a play floor attached, rather than a playground that happens to sell drinks.
That narrows who it suits. Parents of under-threes are the happiest people writing here: somewhere warm to sit with a decent drink while a toddler pinballs about. One older child's review says outright that they got bored.
The rules are what to read before booking. Non-slip socks are required of adults too, with no shoe covers offered — an elderly reviewer using a cane was refused an exception and was fairly annoyed about it. Outside drinks trigger a flat charge, down to a bottle of water. And the most serious complaint on record describes a party room left with a wet floor for the whole booking, then a billing dispute the family settled by asking to see the security footage. Ask about the room before you pay a deposit.
Toddler areaCafé on siteSocks requiredAges 1–5Hosts parties · per listings Sensory hours
People typically spend 25 min to 1.5 hr here
Admission
from venue website, Aug 2026
Primary admission (2 hours): $25 + tax for 1 child & 1 adult. Additional adult: $10 + tax. Additional hour: +$10 + tax. Non-slip socks required (adults included).
Birthday Parties
At the base tier the party happens on the open play floor: your tables, everyone else's children, and no room of your own until a tier costing more than twice as much. Setting up and clearing away are done for you, which two families who held parties here both single out. One of them is blunt about the package pizza and warns that a bottle of water carried in from outside costs seventy-five dollars.
$598 package
2 hours
from venue website, Sep 2026
Per-person and package pricing shown as the venue quotes it.
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