About
A host and a producer run every session here — reviewers list them like a cast ("Host: TJ, Producer: Ella"), and the recurring praise is that the pair make it feel like an actual television taping, buzzers and all. Teams compete through spin-the-wheel and shout-the-answer rounds, and the venue positions birthdays as its main event.
Know what you're buying: this is a hosted group experience, not an open-play space. There's nothing to climb and nothing for a toddler to do; the format lands best with kids old enough to enjoy competing — roughly upper elementary and up — and it holds adults' attention too, which makes it one of the few genuinely mixed-age party options in the city. The venue's own FAQ addresses bringing food and drinks, so check the current policy when booking rather than assuming.
The consistent thread in reviews is that the staff make or break it, and this location's pair get named and praised often enough that the experience appears reliably delivered.
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Admission
from venue website, Aug 2026
Minimum 4 people per public show. Children 14 and under must be accompanied by a paying adult. Price is per person for public shows.
Birthday Parties
Other groups may be playing alongside you — booking is open to the public by default, and having the game to yourselves means buying out the remaining seats at half price. Worth pricing that before you commit: a group big enough to fill the show gets privacy almost for nothing, while a small one pays a real surcharge for the same hour.
$35.97 / person
60 min
from venue website, Aug 2026
Per-person and package pricing shown as the venue quotes it.