Radijazz Playnasium

Fun for kids, especially on a hot day. But the foam pit is filthy and stinks. How often, if ever, is it cleaned? Also, there should be a limit on age. There are frequently packs of older kids tearing around, which threatens the safety and enjoyment of the younger kids.

Yes, the kids kinda like it. It’s padded. Lots of foamy plastic and fluorescent lighting. But since we live below the arctic circle, it’s nice to get out and explore daylight (its dark and ersatz). And we dont need any more Chevy Yukon Moms using wireless services. Go outside and interact with your kids maybe? I know its hot, but it was good enough for most 20+ years ago.
Sticky everywhere. and it smells like sweaty toddlers and rotting fast food.

Great indoor playscape. kids 2 – 11 can love it. moms can bring a laptop and drink free starbucks using the free wifi while kids get covered in red foam bits. in the «volcano.»
My kids both love it.
I like it too, 10 jin in the foam blocks pool /​volcano and I am exhausted. I have had a bday there before and it was alots money.
No refundable $ 35 deposit. like 8 bucks a kids .then after 10 kids it deduces to 6 a kid. You can bring in any food and drinks but can only order pizza from them /​Austin pizza.
Staff is nice.
I just felt steamrolled by the price. their ios a diff price for weekdays than weekends. (I was first quoted the week price .but a few days before party day was told of the mistake.)
Good place for parents to catch up while kids are safe and then kids sleep well that eve. albeit covered in red foam blocks dust.

4 stars because kids totally love it and 4 because I feel like I need a shower when I leave. I have no idea how they could possibly clean that place.…but kids seem to be pretty resilient. It is best for kids over 5, but my 3 year old likes it too.

Another place that I am very passionate about. If RadiJazz didn’t exist, my two boys would probably have kicked my bladder to shreds, bit my toes off, rammed their tonka trucks up my «bleep», turned my room into a science experiment, and kicked holes in every wall of my house. Thanks Caleb for creating a place my kids can do these things— just not to me!
If you have energetic boys (or girls) this is the place you MUST get a membership to!

Not. for. me.
I’m such a bad-​mama. My kids would love it if I took them here regularly. A soft lava pit to jump into. A fake river with fake boats. An indoor play scape that looks a bit like a hamster habitrail. O it’s all that.
We went for child’s birthday party and had the place to ourselves – an ideal introduction, playing and celebrating with a smallish group of friends. My son was three and had a blast bouncing around and exploring.
I learned that during the regular public hours, it can be a wild rumpus for sure, with all manner and ages of children mixing it up, tumbling on each other, running running running. If you have a toddler, it would be anxiety-​provoking to make sure they didn’t get knocked down or jumped on accidentally.
It’s dim and smells weird. It used to be a movie theater and I swear you can still smell the hydrogenated vegetable oil (from popcorn making, «butter»).
Fake nature, no natural light: disorienting– like being an animal in a zoo exhibit.
My son seems to have forgotten about this place and hasn’t asked to return. He would give it more stars than this. I feel only a tiny bit guilty for not reminding him we could go here.

If you’ve got small kids, you can’t do much better than this place. They’ve got the biggest tunnel maze/​slide you’ve ever seen, rubber canoes bolted right to the water-​printed carpet, and a «lava pit» (giant crater filled with foam bricks) large enough for adults to dive into. There are slides everywhere, everything is soft and/​or padded, lots of bouncy balls to play with… a kid’s fantasy land. You can bring your own food or purchase stuff from their vending machines (stocked w/​plenty of better-​than-​average options), and they also have free Starbucks brewed.
Younger kiddos can take advantage of a smaller space off the snack area filled with smaller tunnels for them to crawl through and I think a ball pit. I never once saw this area while my own kid was small enough to play there… too bad because now of course she loves it.
I’ve got pretty acute olfactory senses and didn’t notice the stinky foot smell… I’m always amazed at how tidy everything is, to be honest.

So it’s Saturday afternoon. It’s raining and you have 3 kids under six bored and running around your house. What to do? Stick em in the car and take them to Radijazz! This place was recommended to me by a friend and I always tell her she saved my sanity! When you first walk inside it honestly doesn’t look like much. You walk through their «party room» with all the tables and then into the big room which consists of a huge playscape on one side, a foam «volcano» on another and a «river» in the middle. The river has stationary slides, rocks and boats in it that kids can climb and pretend on. Then around the peripheral of the room are a bunch of movie seats for the parents. Since this place is located in the old Lincoln Village Cinema it’s easy to see where they came from lol. Anyways, it didn’t seem that cool to us as adults but my 2 and 4 year old LOVE it! They run and run and run till they just can’t run anymore while climbing playing and pretending with the other kids. We had my 2 year old’s birthday there and it was great. They provided the cake, pizza, favors, everything and they pulled it off without a hitch and even cleaned up. Very reasonably priced.
I want to give it 5 stars but there are a few things holding me back. Firstly, I don’t know how sanitary it is. I’m not a clean freak, kids are going to get dirty, but the foam pit worries me lol. The blocks are porous, unlike plastic balls, and impossible to clean. If a kid peed in there it would probably just dry up in the blocks and nobody would know it. The blocks look very old and little pieces of foam always end up all over my kids clothes. And what if one of the kids has lice? They should be replacing these every few months in my opinion. Aside from that, I always see kids with their mouths and stuff all over the boats and rocks in the river and I never see anyone wiping the items down or cleaning them. Hopefully this is done at the end of the day but I haven’t asked. I’m sure they’d say they did either way anyways lol. Let’s see, my only other «complaint» is that it’s supposed to be for ages 6 and under but there are always older kids in there running over the little kids. If I wanted that I’d go to Inflatable Wonderland lol. I like the fact there is supposed to be an age limit, I just wish someone would enforce it.
So in summary, the place is a really fun and and cheap afternoon that will tire your kids out, but I recommend keeping their socks on, bringing anti-​bacterial gel with you and using it often, and bathing them well when you get home lol. But bonus for the dads, they have free wi-​fi so bring your laptop!