Junior playland

"I gave it a three because they have cute areas. Bathroom was clean and child friendly. The price in includes two adults Cons. There is no separation of ages so all toddlers and big kids are mixed together. I felt there was more older ages 4-7 areas We were not there not even an hour. Some areas were not safe. Cords hanging out"

"Great pretend play and very accessible climbing gym for younger kids to play independently without getting lost or overwhelmed. Unfortunately there are two reasons I’m not giving it 5 stars. 1. There is a giant video game type screen by the ball pit which—for my family—defeats the purpose of going somewhere like this. 2. There is a pretend police station with a play baton (as in a police weapon) and a large illustration of a cop holding a gun. Not my vibe."

"Such a wonderful place for the kiddos especially during the winter months or when the weather is not cooperating. Meryem is amazing. She is very welcoming. Always has a smile on her face when we enter Junior Playground. Through out the day she cleans the play area and organizes all the toys."

"Went here Friday after seeing a post on instagram that it’s open. Pros: Great place to spend an hour or two with a toddler. Lots of pretend play and soft play. Climbing elements are not too big and you can see where they are pretty much the entire time without having to search. Bikes, cars, and ride ons were fun. Cons: After looking at the website I felt a bit cheated. It’s much smaller than it looks online and the picture of the 3 kids on a triple slide featured on the website is misleading. That slide does not exist here. The whole place seems designed for smaller children but it does not say anything about that on their website. Even the climbing structure seems for smaller kids although it says for kids 3-12. We got there when it opened and by the time we left at 10:30 it was extremely crowded. I didn’t see anyone get turned away and it was wall to wall people at that point. A little difficult to find, likely because it just opened. The parking garage also makes you pay by QR code which makes it take longer than if they’d just given you a ticket, but that’s not the fault of Junior Playland. Despite the cons, my kids (4&6) LOVED it. It’s a good place for toddlers, but maybe not for $16 weekdays and $20 on weekends. Other places charge a little more, but they are bigger and offer much more to do."

"The indoor playground exceeded our expectations, from the charming village setup to the thrilling slides and pit ball area. My kids really had enjoyable time. Despite the crowd , the manager i think her name Maryam showcased impressive professionalism, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for every parent. We will came back definitely."