Peek-a-Boo Factory Livermore

"Went here for our first time and wasn’t sure what to expect. We got there right at open and only had to pay $17 for a child’s ticket and their special grippy socks. (Some places charge the parents like we’re going to be the ones out there playing, so that was nice that adults are free.) My son has autism so we wanted to get there early so he had has much time to play before it got too busy/crazy. He really loved it! He loved knocking himself into all the equipment and flinging himself down the slides. My husband was able to safely and comfortably follow him around when needed up in the play structure, there wasn’t anywhere he could really elope or leave and they had seats available for the other parents who weren’t up in the play area with the kids. It was FREEZING cold when we first got there but by the time we left an hour later, the two of them were super sweaty. The girl at the counter was nice and helpful, but they don’t have anyone in the play space to enforce any rules or just to keep a general eye out. (There must be cameras in there or something?) Not sure what the age cut off is but when we left there was definitely some older kids that maybe should have been turned away, (like 14 year olds) and it made it kinda hard for us to enjoy because they were doing some unsafe activities. Anyway, we had a great time for what we wanted, we’re going back and we invited one of his little friends to join us. ☺️ EDIT: We went back the next day and it was PACKED. The room allows 150 and it felt like that many were inside. My son kept running into people who were standing around because there were no other seats available. I wonder what the age cut off is also, because we saw some questionably aged children who came with little siblings. Was ok, first experience was better."

"Do not recommend for kids 3 and under. There is a designated play area for 3 and under. However no one follows those rules including parents of kids older than 3yo ignoring the sign and letting big kids run around in there making it unsafe for toddlers. The overall place is entirely too small. Very hot and stuffy with no air flow. Shoe storage space overflowing. I’d suggest they triple the size of the place, upgrade their HVAC system, and have designated staff roaming and enforcing their rules which are posted, but everyone ignores. Ages should be restricted to children 7 and under with an enforced, designated space for toddlers for safety. Most parents just drop their kids off and let them run wild while they are either working on their laptop or scrolling on their phone. Kids running wild in and out of the bathroom, treating it as a play place and playing in the sinks. Very disappointing experience."

"The party was well organized and was a good space for a small group private party. The guests really liked the pizza too. Overall it was well organized and would definitely recomend."

"Went for celebrating a dear friend daughter's birthday. Very convenient location, the play area was safe and great fun activity for the kids of all ages. Most importantly there was a private hall available for each party to get the privacy of one party that automatically doesn't allow anyone to book. Food was of good quality though we got the Mediterranean option. If anyone wants private parties keeping 'close and confidential' and not public as in Chuck-e-Cheese and David Busters, this is definitely the place to go."