Playground Paradise

Staff is NOT interested at all to work with kids. They hangout between themselves.
Arrogant workers at the cashier. It’s just 2.5 $ entry fee
Place /​air stinks, no ventilation here.
Take your kids somewhere else.

My son’s 6^th birthday was a great success. The 20 kids invited had the use of the play area for a full hour, followed by an hour in the party room.
They ran around and played till exhaustion, and had a great time.
I supervised the free play time, and a few parents stayed behind. T
here were 3 toddlers there, who played on the sides. There are soft blocks, a play kitchen and other toys suitable for younger kids. The carpet looks clean and the toys/​room looks taken care of. Two staff members were in the room as well to supervise.
We supplied everything for the lunch part (table covers, plates, cups, napkins, utensils, food and drink) and the staff then cleaned the tables and the floors.
Other parents then mentioned that they’d like to host their parties there, too.
After the party was over, we paid $ 2.50 per child to stay behind and play in the play room for another hour.
It’s more affordable than other playgrounds, looks clean, and has everything you need — a kitchen, clean bathrooms, water fountain and a playground outside in case guests arrive early or want to play some more after the party.

Went to Playground Paradise for the 1^st time today with my 7 and 3 yr old. They both loved it. The indoor climbing structure is safe and clean. There are 4 staff supervising at any given time. It’s a great place for active kids to get their energy out and for $ 2.50 for 2 hours per child, that’s a steal! Times are as posted and there are always parties booked there for weekends. Parking lot does fill up but there’s parking on the street. There are a couple of benches for parents to sit down but there’s plenty of space on the floor also. Overall I’m coming back whenever there’s a rainy, bad weather day.

About the service — it’s true. The staff outside can be a bit rude to your face. For example, they seem to think it’s okay to talk about what you are wearing as if you are not there — which is a bit off-​putting to say the least.
As for the staff inside the gym, I can see why they have to be strict, because I saw quite a few children crying and the staff had to pick them up and look around for their parents — who are busy texting away and not paying attention to whether their kids have fallen or crashed into another kid (there’s a lot of running going on, which is against the rules, but that seems impossible to enforce).
There isn’t really an area sectioned off for really young children, so if you are taking a 1 or 2 year-​old be prepared to protect them from the older kids.
No photography is allowed so I can’t post any photos.
Parking is free but the lot gets filled quite quickly on a Saturday.
All this being said — the gym is really great. Pretty much everything you can think of is wrapped in layers of foam so things are fairly safe.
The gym contains:
1. Large foam building blocks
2. A small plastic tree for small children to climb into
3. A shopping cart
4. A big climbing cage (there is no way to fall because it’s all enclosed) with various padded ramps and tunnels
5. A fun-​house mirror
6. Mega blocks
7. A toddler kitchen to play with
8. A cage with lots of plastic balls
9. A padded «mini-​mountain» with slides
Call ahead for the hours because they seem to change from what’s posted online.

Great spot. Fun, affordable, and sane. It’s particularly nice when the crowds are limited. I’ve actually been able to sit on a bench in the playground area and get some light work done. Good for birthdays, good for drop-​ins. A very nice place.

A large indoor play structure, reasonably well-​maintained, city-​run, fairly inexpensive ($ 3/​hr or thereabouts).
On weekdays, particularly during the school year and during school hours, it can be very quiet. In the summer, after school and especially weekends, it can get busy, with birthday parties and the like.
At it’s busiest, it’s still workable, but much less pleasant. At it’s quietest, there’s still usually a few other kids to interact with, but far less noise and chaos.
My son always enjoys a trip to Playground Paradise.

I was quite surprise to see this day care center has that huge indoor playground for kids. The price is ok, and they have a limited of time to play, unlike those you pay a certain amount for all day playing.
They don’t let us to take any picture. And the staff there are quite serious to look around if the kids and patents are following the rules or not. There are few benches for the parents to sit and watch.
My daughter was very happy to play there but it is a bit too far for us to go more often. And most likely I will not go there again because I found that the staffs there are not very friendly.

This converted rec center has a huge indoor play area with a good number of nicely sized party rooms.
The play area is dominated by a large padded and net screened jungle gym with many paths, entrances and exits, and mulitlevels. There is good line of sight for parents to locate or watch their child anywhere at play.
The kids absolutely loved it and ran wild. The party was good and we were treated to an early bedtime for the little one who was completely tired out on the way home.