Treehouse Indoor Playground

YAH!!! I’M A FAN Of Treehouse Indoor Playground. Located: 10 181 – 34 Avenue NW
Southeast Edmonton, AB T6E 6J8. Good for Kids and Family. We Love it here for many so reasons.
The only Indoor Playground in Edmonton that offers Extra Child Care: Parents Night/​Date Night. I really appreciate it a lot for this Extra Service. 1 Child $ 30, after 1 child Half Price. It only on Friday Night for Parents Unsupervised. Kids Ages 4 years old and up. Drop off 5 – 5:30 PM, PICK UP 8 – 8:30 PM. Extra Cost for Tokens and Dinner Meals/​Drinks too. But drinks and snack included.
Check every month for kids activities too at Treehouse. Treehouse Indoor Playground also offers extra kids (unsupervised, onsite) classes like art, crafts, music, dance, extra classes, too.
Our kids Love it here. Safe, Comfortable, Fun, Age-​Appropriate Indoor Playgrounds. Age Appropriate for Baby/​Toddlers Play Area Section. Older Kids Playing Area. Stay as long as you want, Opening until Closing time. OPEN 7/​Days Week. About $ 12 for Kids, Parents are FREE, Kids 2 Years Old and Under are FREE.
REQUIREMENT: WEAR SOCKS. Treehouse Sale $ 3 Sock/​Pair on-​site too.
Lots of open Active Fun Activities for kids: Bumpy Castle, Jungle Area, Sliding, Arcade, Indoor Play Ground. Mine craft Games on site in the Laser Game, Wiggle kart area! Nerf cannon Area! Rock Climbing! Game floor!
The Food court (Snack Shack) foods are relaxing and comfortable with TV, tables and chairs, baby high chairs. The foods are affordable and delicious too. Snacks and extra treats/​drinks available. There «T0 GO AND GRAB» products too, for example, Hand sanitizers like WET wipes (my favourite and they work any stains too).
The Arcade room have a redemption area: redeem prizes with tickets won. Great prizes for the kids/​candies too.
Other Extra Benefits include Free Parking, ACCEPT PAYMENT: Debit/​Credit/​Cash, Treehouse is Foods Inspection Certified and Kids Safe Approved too. The bathroom is catered to kids with steppers and baby changing area and Diaper Genie too. On-​site ATM Machine next to the WASHROOMS.
And Finally, Good for Groups. Treehouse Indoor Playground offer Birthday/​Parties Package and Room booking. Minimum of 10 kids or More. You can request even 2 extra rooms too. You do need to make a DEPOSIT. We had a birthday party here for my son’s Birthday. Treehouse Indoor Playground has different birthday packages to choose from. But all the Birthday Party includes plates, cutlery, Birthday room set up with balloons and decorations too. The foods are delicious and are included and more can be requested and made. It is easy, no stress, with all the staffs cooking, cleaning, decorating, set-​up. I did have one problem, but it was really minor and the staffs fixed it. Overall, it was an amazing Birthday Party, afterward, ALL the kids played and had ARCADE TOKENS TOO. All the Staffs are friendly, helpful too.

Quite small. And the staffs were not professional. They seem to like to enjoy their own time there than do their jobs. When my kids and I went, there was «mini and Mikey mouse «in the place. But they were not there to play with kids. They were busy getting their pictures taking WITHOUT kids. I was not impressed. Although the workers were not teenagers… they sure acted like teenagers who are too busy with their own life.

This was my first time going to this Indoor Playground as my daughter (who is currently 6 months) was invited to a birthday party for a friends daughter. I researched the location before going because I had never heard of or seen this place before; one big thing is don’t forget to wear socks or you cannot enter. You have to leave your shoes at the door (anyone ever have that fear that they’ll be shoeless by the time they leave?) If you’re an adult, you’re admission is free, but obviously you must have a child with you or be attending one of the many parties they throw in different rooms. Not sure how much different aged children cost, as my daughter was allowed in for free (I think anyone under 12 months is free)…
Our friend had booked a room to have the party in; nothing but tiny chairs for tiny bums and a tiny table for tiny legs/​knees so parents/​adults be prepared to stand, sit on the ground or pray to whatever god you believe in that your bum doesn’t break that tiny chair… (Or borrow one from the seating area outside if you can, however there is not much space in the room…)
Their is a little area for the more little ones (toddler and baby) which was nice to see because my little girl absolutely loved the rocking animal (or was it a bug?) and was uncertain but seemed to enjoy the ball pit and slide. (FYI; you may or may not be able to fit down the tiny slide but you are definitely not permitted in the ball pit as noted by a sign… lol)
They did have a «Minnie Mouse» mascot to surprise the birthday girl, as she is a huge fan of Minnie. From a child’s perspective, probably cute and seems legit, but from an adults perspective it seemed as though they purchased the costume off of the cheapest internet site ever. The costume was faded, pilled and you could definitely see that it was a human under that big head from a child’s line of view. The mascot stayed maybe 5 minutes than went about her merry way, they had to bring her back in to actually take some photos with the birthday girl and other children.
If you don’t have children, but have to attend an event here or bring a niece/​nephew, be prepared for child anarchy; children ran amok screaming, crying and there were quite a few parents that seemed more interested in their phones than little Susie or Bobby screaming at them to «watch me!» «watch me!»…
It’s awesome that they have an indoor playground for children to get exercise as with socialize with other children during those chilly or cold months, but the place itself seems very cheap yet gouging everyone for money when it comes to food or drink. I might be back as baby get’s older, not certain however… I will however, never book a party room here; WAY too expensive for the size of it, how long you can stay in it and what they offer as «perks» yet you have to clean up the room when you’re done (put away chairs, clean the tables, etc.) & the minute your time is up, someone is there to usher you out of it (I assume they book back-​to-​back)…

I’ve come here a few times with my children and every time there are children running around the play structures with no socks on. The staff have never approached any children to put their socks on and usually the socks are just randomly tossed in a corner of the play structure. We are always asked when we enter if everyone in our group has socks on. Why ask if you don’t plan to enforce your own policy? The entire place seems dirty at any time we have come which is funny because it seems like they are closed a lot for cleaning. We always get the game tokens which is starting not to make sense since half of the games are out of order. The food is horribly overpriced and tastes like garbage. Save your money.

Hell on Earth for the childless among us, myself included.
Went for a one year old’s birthday party on a Saturday afternoon and as soon as I walked into the place my throat tightened up and I wanted to turn around and run away. There’s no way that place was meeting fire code capacity. There were kids EVERYWHERE, on the ground, in the sky on giant play structures. Of course there are kids, you say. But there were just too many in there for it to seem safe. Most of the parents looked miserable. Lots of bitchy looking moms and, unsurprisingly, not a lot of dads.
Can’t comment on the price because it’s free for adults. There were different price ranges depending on the age of the child you’re paying for. Seemed expensive and weird to charge different prices for different sizes of kids.
There was pizza and hot dogs at the party I was at. Pizza was meh, what you would expect. Hot dogs are hot dogs and they were sort of small. Kid sized, I suppose. There was a concession where you could buy food but I heard from relatives it was super expensive. Like, $ 6 for a tiny personal sized plastic box of veggies.
I guess my cousin had the room rented for a certain amount of time, and the second that time was up we had to be out. It seemed liked my cousin was doing most of the cleaning up and the teens who worked there were just standing around looking bored.
I understand the need for kids to let out energy and play when the weather is bad outside, but this place was too hectic for any adult to stay sane. I spent less than an hour and won’t make the same mistake again!

Treehouse indoor playground is like a mixture between chucky cheese and a mcdonalds play place, except they charge $ 10 to get a 2 year old in.
Treehouse is a mess, I did not see a single adult staff member the entire time I was there. The washrooms were disgusting; you have to go in with sock feet and I literally threw my socks in the garbage afterwards because I came out of the bathroom with sticky feet… Gross
The games area had 9 broken down machines with out of order signs on them. When I asked one of the staff about it he said ‘we are waiting for a repair man, it’s a little ridiculous’… He took the words out if my mouth.
I asked to speak to the manager before I left and was told that he was ‘upstairs’. The kid at the counter called ‘John’ the manager and relayed my concerns, then when he hung up I asked if he was coming down and was told that if I wanted to speak to him in person he could call him back… Don’t worry John, I was in a rush to get out of there. Hopefully when you guys close on February 3^rd for a whole day of cleaning, you also take the time to do some staff training and fix your games machines.
Don’t waste your money taking your kids here, there are plenty of other good, safe, clean options around because treehouse is none of those things.

I have so many good things to say about this place, I’ll start by saying my then 5 month old daughter was accompanied by an almost 1 year old and a 3 year old along with the families. Just to put across how fun this place was we stayed for SIX hours and there was no tears!
This indoor play place is incredible, it has a bouncy castle, a «air gun» shooting area with foam balls, a small kids basketball «court» a huge play structure complete with a few slides, tubes, rock wall, climbing apparatuses, and suspended bridges all safely a few feet in the air. It also includes a baby zone that has a small slide, a ball pit, a few bouncers and lots of cushy mats and fun areas to crawl and climb all safely done in its own zone that is specific to babies (how great is that!) The prices are great all under 12 $ for different ages and under a year plays free.
For the more pricey items it’s definitely the food and the arcade, there is no outside food allowed although I didn’t see any policing of that rule but there is a concession with your regular gas station sandwiches and salads and the not so kid friendly hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken fingers. They did have lots of drink options but they were way to stocked up on candy and chips and chocolate for my liking. It would’ve have been nice for the quality of food to match the price but like any outing you kind of know what your getting into! The staff was incredibly nice and accommodation, it was completely breast feeding friendly no one was asked to move or anything. There are change tables and something I really appreciated was the adults were free to play anywhere. Yes that’s right, they could play on anything with the kids!
These guys also hold birthday parties, and do have private rooms available. All in all it was really fun! I think though I might stash my own fruits and veggies.