Unpluggits Playstudio

Ample parking, clean restrooms, and loads and loads of physical activity for children and adults on rainy cold icy days where outside is just not an option. Basic play and paint price is about $ 10, then arts and crafts and porcelain painting is priced per activity but very very reasonable. If you are looking for price and quiet, this is not the place. Lots and lots of screaming kids that are overjoyed at all the activities. Pirate ships, playground, slides, light balls for throwing, shuffleboard, sand box, finger or brush painting on paper, play dough, dress up, AND THOSE ARE ALL INCLUDED WITH ADMISSION! I just hope they have an adults only night, BYOB, and I am so in again! We’ve come here several times over the years and it just rocks and the 4 year old ALWAYS falls asleep on the way home! It rocks! They will fire your porcelain paint projects as well to be picked up a week later or they also have same day ready paints for everything. If the weather is bad and the kids are getting antsy with too much unreleasable energy, this is the place to come. Great for birthday parties or political rallies. This would be a sexy adults only play time too… think pottery scene from GHOST with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore but slathering finger paint all over each other…

Excellent place for kids and adults. My family really enjoys spending time there.

For adults painting pottery:
I first discovered this place during my quest to find a good paint place to paint pottery and get it fired. They are open a little later on Friday nights for this reason and also have «adult after hours» nights periodically where they invite you to bring a bottle of wine or your own soda and snacks and paint pottery with friends. They have plenty of tables and chairs for this purpose but I find their selection of paint, paint supplies, brushes, stencils and pottery inventory lacking compared to places solely dedicated to pottery painting.
However, this is understandable since the place is mainly an indoor play place and paint studio for children.
I did find a few good things to paint and me and my friends had a good time. They fired it quickly and it was ready to pick up in a few days — looks great, no issues.
The staffperson on both occasions was less than helpful with questions related to paint supplies and pottery (blank stares, lots of «uhms» and inattentive front desk staff), but they do not upcharge for additional paint or penny pinch unlike other pottery places in OKC, so this is great!
I will come back to paint pottery here again.
For the kids:
I brought the little preschool/​kindergarten rugrats that are related to me to this place a few times when the weather was horrible outside. There’s a large play place structure and pirate ship inside as well as a baby’s play place and dress up area. I think there was even a sandbox. The kids enjoyed it and it made me seem like The Totally Cool Auntie because they also got to paint pictures with fingerpaints they have laying around.
However, once again, the front desk staff was, at times, no where to be found and did not explain what exactly was going on or what we were allowed to paint with, where it was kept, what was included in the «Paint and Play» price, etc. Eventually I just went a little rogue and set the kids up in front of easels with whatever I could find.
The facility itself is a little dim — I can’t quite put my finger on it, it’s not outright dirty but, I don’t know… I guess they never quite overcame the fact that it’s a warehouse.
There are two large birthday party rooms and it looks like that would be a good time for a kid’s birthday party.
There were a few snacks and some juice, soda and water bottles available for purchase.
As an extra side note — the evening I was there painting pottery was also a «Parents Night Out» evening that the staff puts on — where parents drop their kids off for a few hours. Some of the children were quite small and the staff-​to-​child ratio seemed iffy, considering the amount of children that were there and the amount of square footage they have to cover to stay on top of everything that’s going on. I also thought it was weird they don’t close the facility to outsiders (like say my party of strange adults coming into paint pottery in that area) since they have children playing and painting throughout the facility without their parents. But perhaps they have improved their safety and security since that event, as it’s been a few months since. I hope so. I do think it’s nice that they offer events like that, though.

My daughter met her best friend here! There are a ton of a to activities (painting, drawing, play place) for free and a few more you can do for a small up charge. Free wi of for folks waiting with kids. My daughter loves this place.

What a wonderful place for kids of all ages! Toddlers have plenty of things to climb on, older kids can paint or crafts & moms can craft, have a cup of coffee or just hang out. I love that it is always super clean and the staff is very friendly!

My 3-​year-​old loves coming here to paint and play. It’s a great place to burn some energy and get some cute keepsakes out of the deal. Staff is very nice and helpful. If you’re looking for a super kid-​friendly place to spend a few hours, this is the best.

We’ve been to many indoor fun places for kids, and this one is most definitly at the bottom of the list. First off, the online photos of this place are very misleading; the photos make it look much, much, bigger, and neatly orginized. It is tiny once you get inside, and very messy to say the least. Nothing organized and things (which are supposed to be the activities you pay for) are all over the place. We honestly didn’t know what to do. My kids ages 5 and 6 actually wanted to leave. The jungle gym area was ok, but not worth $ 7. It was like a McDonalds play place only just a bit bigger. Very unimpressed.