The Kids Landing

Staff is nice and play area is clean. Unfortunately we were disappointed by the play area. It's similar to a fast food play place, but you have to pay for entry. We were hoping for more play structures like you might see at a Monkey Bizness. On the other hand, many kids were having fun because they were there to meet up with friends. So it's a good meet up place for parents and kids. For us going alone, however, it only lasted about 10 minutes before my son wanted to leave.

We visited for the first time with our church play group this week. It was a fun experience and they were accommodating to our group. The building was very clean and they were able to reserve some tables for us since we called ahead. The play structure was smaller than I expected. It was nice that I could see my daughter the whole time, but I was underwhelmed by the play structure and play options. The plane "simulator" is a video of a plane flying. I like that you can bring in your own food. The drinking fountain was not working. I dont know if that was on purpose or not, but it was convenient that right above the broken fountain there was a sign saying you could buy water up front. Online they say you need to pay for any kid who is 6 months or older or sitting up. I have a 7 month old who sits up. She did not play, but I also would not pay for her at this age, as she isn't mobile or playing with their toys. Overall I think this place is extremely overpriced at $18 a kid. My daughter enjoyed the play structure as much as she enjoys chick fil a's structure or the local recreation center. And this is more than double the price for both. I don't see us coming back for this reason.

Awww bummer no cash allowed here still clean and not an overpriced visit! Even adults need socks or you have to purchase $3

I was not going to leave a review however after more than a year of chances I have decided it's time. The staff is no more than $15 associates who have no passion for kids. They continue to yell at kids rather than speak to the parents, they try to correct your kids which is not their job or place, and they are rude to most parents. I am not the only one who has had issues but multiple parents have agreed. It's unfortunate this is the only kid place in castle rock. I would rather pay more to have staff who does their job rather than be a clock in and out staff. They start shutting lights off at 4:30 when they close at 5. What a joke of a place

This is a great indoor play area. It's airplane themed and there's a crawl area for babies. I like that it's small enough that my toddler could play in the playset and still see him from the baby area. There's also an area with tables and chairs for parents. You can also bring outside food and drinks as long as it doesn't go into the play area. This would be great for snowy days since it's indoors.It seemed a little pricey for me but it is well maintained and very clean! I feel there's less to do here because of the size so if there aren't other kids in the same age group, I could see my toddler getting bored fast. ($18 per child with a $2 discount for each additional child) that's almost $40 for my 2 boys

Wow- an amazing place for kids and fun for adults to watch as well. The owners are fantastic and so passionate about what they have created. It's so fun to have an aviation theme as well! Super clean, great location and highly recommended for all sorts of events! Special events going on all the time - keep an eye on the their Facenook and webpage. Great job!!

This place is amazing!! So happy that Native Coloradan's are putting back into our little town. I met the owners (Husband and Wife) they were very genuine people who you could tell cared about the kids and not just making a dollar.This isn't just for big kids, my 1.5 year old was able to climb inside and up the entire structure. Once she slid down one of the slides, she was hooked. I really like the idea of a membership and that they control how many kids are in the play area at one time. We can't wait to host a birthday party in the banquet room. Overall 10/10 for fun.

Place doesn't live up to the hype... there's a lot of competition in town for less, and better amenities..... I also don't like the fact they don't accept cash. And the "simulator" is not even close to what they say it is. Also not for kids under age of 3 in my opinion... the play gym is too high for them to reach, and too small for parents to help them thru it.

This place is massively overpriced for what it is. My daughter does enjoy it when we can't go to an outdoor park but it's way smaller than it looks. Kids are constantly fighting for the same stuff since there isn't much. Staff are grumpy and really uptight. They made me pay $3 for a disposable pair of socks because apparently you have to wear socks even if you aren't playing because the staff don't want to mop every night. They gave my daughter a wristband and wrote the date on it. But there were literally four kids there. It's not like anyone is sneaking in. Pricing is ridiculous. For one kid, a membership is $60/month. The Children's museum is $140 for an adult and kid for an entire year. The zoo has a membership for $120 for the entire year. Save your money and go there instead.

I drove an hour to get to this place and arrived just after 10AM. The place was not very crowded at the time.Pro: Fun airplane theme, adults are free, play structure is nice for the size, multiple slides, you can see all of the play area from the seating area. You can leave and come back the same day. Kids adored the antique airplane seats, luggage, and kid aviator jackets. Fun flying scarf setup. Best suited for ages 2-5. There is an area for under 2 but it's best suited for babies at the crawling stage.Cons: This place is small. Much smaller than any pictures make it to be. So again better suited for the smaller age group. The flight simulator is just flying videos on repeat which was a huge disappointment. Biggest issue however was how dirty it was that day. Food crumbs and dirt everywhere from the seating area up into the play structure and into the bathrooms. Chunks of food stuck in the netted off areas. The seating area tables and chairs were sticky. The bathroom floors dirty and food or something stuck to the changing table. I can only speak for this day on cleanliness but it did not leave the best impression. I did watch an employee come through and straighten mats but not once did I see anything wiped down or swept.