Krazy Kids

We’ve been to krazy kids a bunch, and my 5 yr old always has a great time. Had his birthday party there and it was great. Good value for the money, kids had fun and I didn’t have to do anything. Biggest complaint is lack of wifi. They have it, but it gets overloaded when there’s a lot of people and you can’t connect. Wouldn’t be that big of a deal except there’s no service inside, so couldn’t get calls or access internet. Other biggest issue for us is not being able to bring food in, and having to purchase it there. Overall, it’s a great place to have the kids run around for a few hours.

Krazy kids was a good place to spend our Labor Day. For $ 10 you’re child can climb and crawl all over a giant jungle gym structure and a few inflated bounce houses. Parents don’t pay for themselves and we were able to climb through the structures as well.
I wouldn’t pay anything more than what we did for a few reasons. Those being:
1. The place itself seemed pretty grimy, including most of the people. Parents with older rotten children that were picking on the smaller ones were ALLOWING it. My friend and I had to speak to a few children that weren’t ours for bullying the younger ones. Most of the parents sat in chairs buried in their smart phones and iPads. And let’s not forget to mention the pregnant woman smoking cigarettes in the parking lot. And the parents smoking around the outside play structures.
2. There was minimal staffing and terrible service at the ice cream window. There is a $ 5 minimum on all credit card purchases (who does that any more?) one woman was incredibly rude to my friend about this minimum, then argued with her about rainbow sprinkles and in the end messed up the order anyway. We waited at the window for almost ten minutes before walking away to play and then come back for another long wait.
3. The whole place is set up at what appears to be the bare minimum. Although the price is good, I can imagine that they struggle financially and maybe if they updated the outdoor area and added a few more climbing structures (rock wall maybe?) they could add value and make more business for themselves. It truly is only worth $ 10.
Other than that, the kids had a blast, and I even broke out in a sweat climbing through the structures. It wasn’t overly busy and we got a few good hours in. And just like Krazy Kids promises, our kids fell asleep on the way home.

Took my 13 and 5 yr old boys and they both loved it the same. It has a good variety if «stuff» to do and it wasn’t too crowded. (And we went on a rainy day) For $ 20 it was an afternoon of fun and exercise. Bonus… you can bring in your own food and drinks! Will def be returning!!!

As far as indoor play places go, this is the best one around. My daughter played for three hours and could have easily stayed another three.
For a day trip, the price is right, and the facility is clean.
The climbing structure — lots of human Habitrail — it extensive and well-​constructed. There is plenty of room for lots of kids. The giant inflatable slide was very fun, but do not try to carry a baby while going through it. It’s nearly impossible.
Food services are limited but very reasonably priced. My daughter got a grilled cheese sandwich, a juice box, and some applesauce for $ 4.50, and I had a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for $ 1.50.
It looks like their party prices might be a little high, but I didn’t investigate them very carefully.
The only thing that bothered me was this: there were several No Running signs posted, but many kids were running around, almost knocking over the smaller kids in the process. I wish someone from Management would take an active role in telling kids to follow the rules.

This place is spectacular!!! As a SAHM of 4 year old triplets, especially in the winter months, things can get a little obnoxious at home where we’re pent up all day. For $ 30 (kids under 2 and adults are free; all others are $ 10/​kid), I can take the kids out for HOURS to let off some steam, and to actually sit, and read, or socialize with other moms, in bliss.
There are concessions, bathrooms, and plenty of tables and seating. We went during a snowstorm, and the place was PACKED, but there was still enough room for everyone. It’s pretty clean, and a couple of times I saw employees out with the Clorox wipes cleaning up.
They did a freeze dance game while we were there, and they had kid-​friendly music playing in the background for a while. Not only are there several GIGANTIC climbing structures and slides, there are floor activities for littler ones, little see-​saws, a bounce house, an air-​blow area with balloons in it, and plenty of floor space for the kids to be kids. There’s a special «lazer room» that is kinda lame as an adult, but my son spent pretty much the entire day in there. The kids just absolutely loved it, and I was able to finish my book!
One of the things I noted that I didn’t care for, but really isn’t THAT big a deal, is that the coat and shoe area is a hot mess. There are just a couple of racks with coat hangers for coats, and no cubbies, so the shoes are ALL OVER the floor. The coats, hats, scarves and shoes are all in one pile with everyone else who’s there’s stuff, so I was a little weirded out thinking that a lice infestation was imminent. And since shoes aren’t allowed in the play area, once I took my shoes off, I had to walk across the wet carpet to get to admission, making my socks gross and wet.
BE AWARE: THEY ARE NOT A PEANUT FREE FACILITY. My oldest is allergic to peanuts, and I noted that they were selling peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and peanut butter crackers.
Because of the peanut policy and the kind-​of pricey admission, I can only give them 4 stars. But it’s as fun as fun gets for the kids.

This place is an indoor play place for children, it has all kinds of things to climb and jump and slide etc. This place is clean and safe for your child to play (our 1 year old had a blast) it is only $ 10 per child and adults and infants are free!!!