My Little Adventures

Good place for a birthday party for 2 – 4 year old kids. I recently attended a 3 year old birthday party here. I had not heard of this place or attended a location similar to this. Most of the places I have been to are either bouncy house type or kid’s gyms. This particular party had about 25 kids ranging between 1 – 7 years old. This place is unique in that it has nicer wooden ladders, monkey bars, rock walls, slides etc. The main area seemed a bit challenging for kids under 2 and easy for kids over 5. There was a small area off to the side of the eating area that seemed like it was meant for younger kids. The party was 2 hours in total. The first 1:15 minutes was open play with some organized play with the staff. All of the staff were very friendly and outgoing with the kids. There was one staff member in charge of getting the kids attention when it came to cake and organizing things. She was very entertaining from how the kids reacted to her. The pizza lunch was organized through them I believe and the cake and refreshments were provided by the host. The set meal time was 1:15 — 1:45 PM and than the kids got to close the part out by going into a blue light room with lots of bubbles. The kids loved this and danced to a few songs. Overall, I think it was an appropriate party place for a 3 or 4 year old.

Attended a 1 yr old birthday party here and was really impressed with the layout, cleanliness and how perfect this place is to entertain your littles. It was nice to see how comfortable all the tiny guests were as they played safely. The staff did a great job setting up and creating a nicely staged and memorable party environment. No cranky pants today, all the kiddies were too busy exploring and playing so nicely together that it was smiles and giggles all the way.

We have a good time. We usually just do pop n play classes on a slow day at home and when it’s either too hot or too cold to be outside… The music always gets my little guy going and he loves the slides. The one thing we LOVE about this place is the not allowing food in from outside. My 2 year old has a severe peanut allergy and a lot of people fail to realize even if sticky fingers eat a granola bar and touch something my son does, he could have a serious reaction. Like I said, I know when it isn’t your child you don’t take it as serious (some of these reviews) it is though, and it’s just great to have a safe zone for a peanut allergy parent!

I previously reviewed this on behalf of my mothers experience taking my son here. As I said when I brought him we had no issues, however, my mother ran into a few problems. The one employee took the time to reach out to me and apologize for his behavior. I found this extremely professional and redeeming, I thank him and little adventures for reaching out. I have changed my opinion and will definitely return. Again thank you for rectifying this situation that was just a misunderstanding.

Clean and cute. I was a member there for a while and enjoyed it very much. My son had fun in the classes and ‘pop in play’ open playtime. The teachers were friendly and usually always cleaning as well. I recommend trying it for yourself. I have noticed 1 of the ladies is not very friendly, but she may be an owner or manager and you actually do not have to interact with her much. Just make sure adults have socks. I recommend it for a clean safe place for young babies. I don’t think it is good for older than maybe 2 or 3 years old though. :) I am a bit surprised at the bad reviews…

I used to take my two year old to jellybean jungle cuz it’s a lot closer to me than my little adventures. But I figured I would give this place a try since I think my baby got sick because of jellybean jungle I stopped taking her there.
Anyway, so I read a lot of bad reviews online about this place so I was skeptical.
I paid $ 5 to come here on a Friday for a pop n play, which is cheaper than jellybean jungle. Yes this place is smaller than jellybean jungle and they don’t allow you to bring your own food, and they have weird open play hours, so those are some of the negatives.
But I was here for 4 hours because my two year old was having so much fun she didn’t want to leave. I must say I like this place more than jellybean jungle because it’s very clean, and as a mother I think that’s the way it should be. The restrooms are cleaner, kitchen and play area, and the whole place is a ot brighter than jellybean jungle. We purchased a kids meal consist of Mac and cheese, Apple juice and some crackers for $ 4.50, nothing fancy, but the price isn’t outrageous. Because of the open play hours are limited, I don’t think I will purchase the membership or the groupon deal. I think I will just bring my baby here when they have $ 5 pop n play sessions, which for 4 hours of play time is a good price. Will come back again.

PLAY. SMILE. OBEY.
I definitely see what others are saying about this place. Do yourself a favor and read all the reviews or at least skim them; there is a very big gap in people’s experiences.
Myself, I enjoyed taking my kids here for open play during a slow day. It was a nice time letting them roam and play on the equipment. The owners were friendly to us, but seriously in control of the experience. This can be a good thing, in some cases, as we’ve all seen our share of neglected and damaged exhibits at other activity centers like the dairy farm in PAWS nature center, or any fast food playground.
But in the case of My Little Adventures, their obsession with control veers just beyond what I would consider responsible and safe, and into the realm of being slightly uncomfortable and overbearing. They weren’t outwardly rude to us at any point, but they were DEFINITELY watching our every move and were ready to pounce on us at any moment that we may have wandered outside their narrow definition of acceptable behavior.
For instance, they demand (not request) that all adults wear socks in the playrooms and they will enforce this commandment with the swiftness of a foot-​fetished Batman.
They also will not allow you to bring outside food in, «for allergy purposes» you know, just in case you drop a deadly peanut and an allergic child steps on it with their bare feet which are somehow considered to be cleaner than those of their parents. All around illogical.
They will hover over you, cleaning up any messes that your children may make while playing. Is your kid planning to come back to that block tower after pretending to bake cupcakes? Well TOO BAD! One toy at a time, mister.
That café? No idea how it works. There wasn’t a menu or an employee in there for the hour or so that we visited, so all I saw was an unattended room filled with bagged snacks. You know, the same kind that every parent keeps in their diaper bag. For the sake of allergies, I’m sure. I honestly have no idea if they prepare fresh food there or not, so I’m just going by what I saw.
Overall my opinion is that this is a clean, well-​stocked play place for young children that is run by people that are just a little bit too interested in maintaining order. Their ever-​watchful gaze is a little discomfiting and their plethora of signs and rules make the place feel a little bit stuffy.
I’m not saying you shouldn’t go here, but I AM saying that you should keep this in mind. I am far from the first person to notice this.
That being said, I believe I will return for open play but certainly NOT for a scheduled party or class. I just don’t trust someone this controlling to be in charge of structuring activities for my «free range» (read: normal) children.

This is one of our favorite places, my son is a toddler. It’s clean. The color scheme is a nice change from the primary colored kid stuff you normally see. The Rhapsody play equipment is beautiful and my son loves it. A decent variety of equipment, dramatic play materials, and a disco ball dancing room. The food is great. Love the guacamole.
I took one star because the hours are not great for a working parent.
I appreciate that I don’t have to pay for myself. $ 8 is reasonable because you can spend a long time there.

We had my granddaughters first birthday party here. The place was clean but part of the playing area was blocked off for the party. My daughter was not informed of this when booking. The kids were disappointed. My daughter’s contract clearly stated that you could bring cake, brownies and cookies. I baked cookies that are a big hit with our family and friends. The staff would not allow them to be served. Only after the kids were cleaned and ushered out of the kitchen area were the cookies brought out to me so I could bag them and send them home. When my daughter asked for a cookie for the birthday girl she was told, «No she is already cleaned up. It’s just a cookie». To say we were stunned is an understatement. Also, there is no structured activities as promised. They did a few things for the children that were standing in front of them. There was no attempt made to include all the children in an activity. And these women are supposedly teachers. My daughter is a teacher and found it quite amusing that they try to pass that off as «structured».We will be going to jelly bean jungle from now on.

I read the few bad reviews before I went and had the complete opposite experience. The staff was polite and very kind. Yes they did pick up after my son as he left random toys thrown all about I am guessing so that other kids would not fall on them but they never seemed bothered by the mess my son made.
The place is incredibly clean I will say again incredibly clean. I am not a neat freak or bothered by messiness but a lot of children’s places are pretty gross. It must be lot of work to keep this place so spotless.
We have taken our 9 month old son 4 times in the last month and in that time he was taught how to get down from a high area like a couch feet first. How balance himself and walk using a big ball and how to navigate stairs all while I sat and watched which is amazing to me.
My experience from the staff is pretty wonderful. We also took him to 2 music classes that he really seemed to enjoy. The play area is super padded as well. We will be going back for sure.

These classes aren’t just fun for my son! My Little Adventures is an amazing place to take your kids. It is immaculately clean, the people that work there are extremely knowledgable, helpful and interactive. I love love love watching my 9 month old play with the other babies and grow with them each week. I’m looking forward to having him participate in more classes in the future.

My son loves this place. I went there for a pop-​n-​play the first time, but quickly enrolled my 1 yo in the classes. The classes are fun and super educational. We love all the staff! They’re very friendly and knowledgable. I’ve been to other children’s gyms and this is the best one I’ve seen. It’s clean, all the toys are educational and fun, the food is good, and all the staff are exceptional. My son looks forward to going here, in fact I have a hard time getting him to leave.

Super cute, clean and plenty of play stations to keep my 20 month old busy! We have only been once but it was a day that the local schools were closed. It was very busy (crowded) when we got there and there was definitely a handful of children who I thought were too old (and misbehaved) to be there with kids that are 5 or 6 years younger than them. By about 11:30 the crowd had thinned out and it was a more enjoyable experience. We will definitely be back!

This place is really small compared to the pictures on the site. I only came here bc I purchased a deal off living social. I kind of regret purchasing it because it gets too crowded and the hours they provide for open play is horrible! Most people work during the days, so them closing at 5pm is not convienient at all. I knew of the hours before purchasing, but that’s not the big issue. The issue is that I purchased the deal so I could come here on Fridays when they close at 7. UGH!!! Half the time on Fridays, they have been closing at 5, so I have only been able to bring him a few times. And they do not allow open play at all during the weekends. My son enjoyed his first time there, but the second time, kids were snatching toys away from him and it was just BAD.
I never had the food, so I can’t comment on that part of it. My deal ends at the end of this week. They received my money :-(. I will not be back or purchasing any more deals from them.

During the summer, I took my daughter to a Pop-​n-​Play session at My Little Adventures. From the moment we stepped in, I loved everything about it, from the colorful but calming color palette to the bin for drooled-​on toys labeled «Place Tasted Items Here.»
My mom decided to sign C up for a weekly developmental play class for one of the days she babysits. They have been having a blast with the classes; my mom always tells me how much C enjoys playing there, and how Lori explains the goal of each activity and works with each child to achieve the goals.
They recently had to miss a class, but because we are members, I was able to take her to a make-​up class on a Saturday and experience it for myself. It was great getting a chance to talk with Lori (who doesn’t love hearing positive things about their kid?!) and see how the classes work. We had a great time, and I can’t wait for my upcoming breaks so I can take her to more classes myself!

My daughter loves this place! She has such a great time playing with everything (slides, kitchen tools and food, etc). It is very clean, but it is a little small to be charging $ 7 for play sessions. The food served in their café is also only so-​so. I was disappointed to find that the last time that I was there, they didn’t start taking orders for food until almost noon. I stood in line to order and my daughter and I didn’t get our food until close to 12:40! It is tough for a toddler to have to wait that long to eat, and I expect the staff of a young children’s play place to know that. In addition, the person taking my order was so rushed that she messed up my order and overcharged me. When I let them know after I got my food, no one tried to fix the mistake. The staff tried to distract all of the hungry children by creating a game with a slide because they were all waiting so long to eat, but I was still irritated. My kid was hungry! I suggest bringing your kids here to play but to skip the café!

I was SO thrilled that I was introduced to MLA by my mom’s group! What a gem! My son has been playing here since he was six months old and began taking classes when he turned one. There are so many sensory and developmental experiences for him each time he comes to play. It is well worth the 30 minute drive. There is nothing else that compares around here. Everything in the facility is light, bright, and kept super clean and is disinfected daily. Lori and Chris are outstanding folks who take the time to get to know you and take a genuine interest in your child and his/​her development. We also had a party here for my son and Lori and Chris made it easy and fun. We will be moving in the future and MLA is one of the things I will miss most about living here!