Lost In Fun

What a neat place for kids of all ages! Impressed with the creativity & overall structure of the venue. The only downfall to a great inexpensive indoor facility, is the inevitable overcrowding. Private birthday parties & open play should be exclusive, otherwise the facility should be larger to accommodate both. If birthday parties or open play was allotted only certain times of the day, that may help with the congestion. The concession & eating area would also be a quick win on improvement. Overall, we will be going back but at a less popular time & will be sure to eat beforehand.

Lost in fun is a great place for your kids to play! They have tons of stuff for kids to do and are always upgrading their equipment. Their yearly passes are well worth it! Their pricing for birthday packages is a little too expensive, other than that it’s a great place!

Awesome place to play for kids aged 6months to 10 or so. It’s definitely more geared toward preschool age children though. It’s was well worth the money we paid even though the staff had a bit of an attitude.

It is like a kids café. I really love it. Kids never get tired and make a new friends. Huge bounce house.playroom. Good for rainy, snowy and hot day. I’m glad I found perfect place for my little one.

Lost in fun is an awesome way lay place for kids! Very reasonably priced, good food at good prices always very nice friendly staff and always clean and tidy :-) we love lost in fun

Love this place, great games, food, polite employees. I am happy there are kids places to have fun.

I took my niece (5 years old) and my son (1 year old) during a Husker Home Game because we thought it’d be slow. We were wrong. I was really worried because it was my first time there. It didn’t matter though. There’s so much to do and everyone was so helpful. We had a blast. We ordered a pizza, which was pretty good and that was even done pretty quickly. All and all it was a great experience and we’ll certainly be going back.

Lots of fun for $ 3!
We took our 16 month old son here during the snowy weather and he LOVED IT.
Lots for him to do and kept him entertained for HOURS.
We’re excited for him to get old enough to play on the multi-​level bounce house (I almost went to play in it!).
My only beef would be the kids without any socks on… it’s all over their website and location that socks are required. I’m a bit of a germaphob so that was pretty gross to me.
Didn’t have the food here… we ended up heading down the street to Red Robin instead.

Great place to go when visiting Lincoln and weather is bad.
Have taken my two girls, now ages 7 and 9, here a few times since it has opened and they have always had a blast. $ 10 per child over 6 years old, and if you have two kids like me, you automatically get a 10% discount. And the pass is good for the whole day so theoretically you could come and go all day as you wanted. In Chicago where we are from, a place like this would probably charge at least $ 15 per child and not have as much variety.
They’ve expanded since the beginning and now, in addition to the play set (swings, slide, etc.) inflatable jumpers, basketball court and glow in the dark foam pit they have a big toddler area, an arcade, a laser game (costs extra, but only $ 1.50 for 1 play), and a hurricane simulator. Big snack bar that has decent tasting pizza and other goodies. Last time we were there it was packed so we had a bit of a problem finding a place to sit and eat, but it wasn’t a super big deal. Place always seems clean to me. Would definitely recommend it and will continue to go.

This is a good place for your kid to burn some serious, but I think they need a total wipe down of the place.

A warm place to play when its frezzing out side.
Took the GBs here and they just love it. This place is like many other in door playgrounds with lots of things to climb and jump on. Not to mention some hot mommies.
They surve up some food and drinks mainly for kids. We had Hawaiian pizza. It was fresh, hot and tasted ok. The kids were mostly interested in all the climbing things and jumping things to sit down and eat.
The GBs had a great time running, jumping, climbing, bouncing, and all the other –ings in the place. They have a snack bar that will server pizza (geared for the kids), and lots of sweet stuff. (is that why all the kids in here are running around and round?)
They have two bouncing things and one with a slide, cool, eh? There is a booth that whip up the wind to a category 1 hurricane. There is also a lazer beam alarm room you can try to get across without getting caught. Landon tried them both.
I wish I was a kid again.