About
Not a toddler room, and it makes no pretence of being one. Reviewers are unusually consistent about who it suits: one calls it good for children above six, another says flatly that it is very noisy and not great for little kids. Under-threes come in free, but there is no soft play here and nothing to set a toddler down on.
What you are buying is a harnessed session across four floors — 36 themed climbing walls on hydraulic auto-belays, a high ropes course with a zip line, several large slides, and a small arcade. The auto-belays are the point: children clip and unclip themselves and climb under their own strength, and one parent was pleased enough about not waiting for a member of staff to do it that they wrote a review about that alone. A camp organizer noted there is still plenty for children who do not do well with heights. Above the arcade there is an adventure walk that anyone under 48 inches needs an adult alongside for.
The consistent complaint is cost: two reviewers independently balk at the two-hour rate, and one points out that the arcade sits on top of it. Parties are where the reviews turn warmest — several describe hosts who kept a large group moving without the production-line feeling, and one contrasts it pointedly with a bad birthday at a trampoline chain.
No toddler areaCafé on siteAges 4–11Hosts parties · per listingsSensory hours · Not yet verified
People typically spend 1.5-3 hours here
Admission
from venue website, Aug 2026
General Admission $35 for 2-hour session; Ultimate All-Day $50. Prices shown are current from their system and tax may apply. Spectators/non-participating guests do not need to purchase a ticket.