The Fun Factory

I'm surprised this place doesn't have more reviews! It's like a hidden gem for the area. The only reason I discovered it is because I researched indoor gyms on maps and they were open to the public on Saturdays. It's like a Safari Nation meets Chuck E Cheese, meets trampoline park, meets Q's corner all in one place. Something for every age, awesome hours and affordable pricing. Though I prefer checking places out for the first time on a weekday (since it's less crowded), I did enjoy knowing there is something available for indoor play, that's open late, on Saturdays. Check in is easy and the admission includes 2 adults and 1 child for $11 if they are under a certain age. Upon entering there is a ball pit and slide, a dining area for taking a snack break, and a big jungle gym play place. As you go further back you'll notice an imaginary town for pretend play, an arcade, mini trampoline park, and an American ninja warrior obstacle course, plus several rooms you can reserve for a birthday party. If you win tickets at the arcade you can redeem them for prizes, just like at Chuck E Cheese. Near the prize section there is also snacks for purchase. Nothing substantial, mainly sweets and chips. The only aspect of it I didn't enjoy was the noise level and flashing lights. With it being a Saturday and at least 3 different birthday parties going on at the same time, it was a lot to take in. The rock and roll music they have playing on the speaker didn't help either. So if you or your child gets over stimulated easily I would advise going on a weekday in the morning. Lots of older kids there too so had to keep an extra eye out on the trampoline and toddler area since it's not being monitored by any attendants. One improvement I would suggest for the toddler area is to have padding on the window sill. It's easy to slip and fall in the ball pit and that ledge was making me nervous the whole time. It's a simple fix so I hope they take it into consideration. Overall a fun place to go for the whole family.

This is a tough one, because I hate to write less than satisfactory review for a small business. The positive - my daughter really loves playing here. She loves the slides, the trampolines and the ball pit area in the toddler spot.However, most of my thoughts aren't as positive. To have not been here that many years it looks so run down. We haven't been in a year and it seems like 15 years. It's dirty, things are broken, and again.. DIRTY.Spaces like this just take daily maintenance to keep them great, such as wiping down the walls, tightening screws before the item breaks, scrubbing services that are high contact. (I have worked at a children's museum and know that a place like this can be hard to keep up when it is well loved, but day to day care makes it much easier as well as having staff not just glued to the front desk)I guess I was more disappointed because we arrived right as they opened and you can tell nothing was vacuumed from the day before, or simple things like picking foam scraps off the trampoline.We likely won't come back anytime soon, but if you are not a clean freak like me - your toddler will probably enjoy it!

If you're looking for a place to host a bday party or just bring the kids to release some energy, this is the perfect place. As we entered the location we were greeted by the front desk staff. The cost was only 12.99 I believe for kids 7+, 10.99 under 7. The arcade games require a game card and majority of them cost $1.00 to play. The trampoline and cushioned play area were great! I'd recommend and would visit again.

This place is everything. Took my son to a Bluey Meet & Greet. Like what!! He had a blast I was out of breath but he was happy. It was a bit far from me but I have to bring him back.

I came here around 1:15pm on a Saturday so that my son could spent time with his siblings. There just so happen to be a birthday party going on too. It was $12.99 for my son. Adults (2) who spectate is free. My son got a blue wristband that said Saturday on it. All sales are final. It was very busy inside. They do have cubbies for shoes and jackets. They have 2 massage chairs for adults. There is a sitting area for eating. They have an ice cream venting machine and drinks for purchase. They also have other food and coffee for purchase. They do have a water fountain by the restrooms. There is a ball pit area for younger children. They have a small arcade area along with a trampoline areas and a "ninja course". They have 3 party rooms for birthday parties. Around 2:25pm, I got ordered the Summer Squeeze Lotus Lemonade ($4). Their desserts are made by different bakeries. I got a peanut butter cookie ($1.50). The cookie was made by Abigail's, which is not far from this location. Both the drink and the cookie was tasty! I noticed that most of the staff have grey shirts with the company name on the front. I think it's cool how they have the staff's name on the back of their shirts. Another adult put a $5 bill in the basketball machine and it didn't give change or more than one credit... So beware of that. We stayed about 3 hours. Around 3:30pm, it started to get less packed. Good experience. There's no time limit!

This is a cute, fun little indoor play place. It's not as overwhelming as the giant indoor centers where you can get nervous about losing your kid. I feel very comfortable sitting at a table and having my three and five-year-olds run around and knowing that they are very close by. There's a ball pit/soft play area for 5 and under, a jungle gym type thing with multiple slides, an obstacle course, a small trampoline area with padded walls, and a game section. I would say this is best for ages eight and under. We've been three times and love it. Great for a play date.

It was our first time here and my children and I loved it. There's an 8 year age gap with my kids so this is definitely a nice place for both of them. I'm only giving them 4 stars though because I think the baby/toddler area needs to be cleaner. You can see hairs and black stains in the foam area too. It says it's for children under 5 but they don't really enforce it. Overall, it was a good experience and we will be back.

Everything. First off limiting the amount of kids in the toddler area and not allow kids over 4 in the toddler area. Then be better about cleanliness. Update the party rooms. Get new foam blocks. Overall this place needs a major TLC job. Also $260 for a birthday party is so over priced for what you get.

I bring my two nephews (ages 9 and 11) often, they always beg me to come back! I get to enjoy a really good coffee and relax in a massage chair while they play. It is so nice for me to let them get their energy out. They love the trampolines, the large slide playground area and the ninja course. We usually finish up with a couple games of ski ball or air hockey in the arcade area so much fun! I would and do highly recommend to all my friends. We often meet there with their kids so they can all play together. BIG TWO THUMBS UP!!!

This is a fun place for your children, however, do not have a Birthday party here. I could have gone somewhere else and had a better experience. Your hostess is not at all accommodating. What you will get is a room and the only thing anyone does is drop off the pizza. I had to go ask for the drinks and the girl kept rolling her eyes at our entire party. I would have expected a little more for $260.00. I could have saved money and went and ate before we came if I had known this really is not at all a Birthday party place. So diappointed for my granddaughter.