Kids Planet

Have grippy socks from another establishment that is the same thing? Too bad they'll still need you to buy their socks for literally no reason other than more money. Just skip this place and head up to smilies in Castleton. This place is like the k-mart of indoor playgrounds anyways.Equipment is broken, and apparently their playgrounds quality is so questionable they don't want adults in anything higher than the first floor, something rarely seen at proper establishments.

This was my first time here and I really expected better.. I've taken the kids to The Center in Danville before and enjoyed it so much more.The girl at the front checked the kids in and was very friendly. I found the prices to be higher than expected and paid a little over $37 for two kids to play...Upon entering the play area, There is a sweaty gym smell in the air and the floors were filthy!Two areas of play. One is for toddlers, though I saw bigger kids in that area so I'm guessing it's not enforced well. Then a second area for older kids with trampolines.I don't think I'll be returning for the price that was paid...

A very fun time for the grandkids 90 minutes was a little long and if we did this again it would be 60 minutes play time then 30 minutes at the arcade !!! But they had a blast !!

The play equipment is great, very large play area and multiple spots designed for different ages. Very frustrated though as we brought our own play approved socks from a different establishment as we live out of state. The only difference is the name stitched into the socks. There is no safety concern. We go to several similar companies and have never had this issue. The front desk saw the socks initially and didn't have a problem until staff in the play area brought it up. Then it became an insurance liability. It very much seemed like an easy way for them to get another transaction through their system and more money in their pocket. It's a small detail but unfortunately will likely cause us to choose a competitor for future visits to the Indianapolis area. The fact that many items are out of order, staff is inconsistent with enforcing policies (multiple other people were wearing socks from a competitor or just standard socks without a no-slip feature, some rules are ignored, etc) and adults not being permitted to assist their own children if they aren't on the ground floor solidifies that choice not to return.

This venue is a nice option to take kids to play during bad/cold weather. They have a decent parking lot, but it can get packed and you may have to create a spot or park far away from the front door. They have free wifi and a very friendly staff, but I did not see them very much. Save yourself some time and complete your waiver at home, before you get to the venue.They have a sized moderate arcade and a play area. They are priced separately. I took my little there only for play area. You can purchase time on a card to play the arcade games. You win virtual tickets, that are stored on your card, that can be redeemed for prizes....Chuck E Cheese style.In order to play in the play area, you must purchase their non-slip socks. You only have to purchase them once as long as you bring them with you. You pay for 2-hour blocks of time, but they do not really harass people about their times. 2 hours was more than enough for me. The play area has seating along the wall and bar style seating along the play area rail. They had hand sanitizer positioned in a few spots on the bar. The play area has an area for smaller children that has a small ball pit, rocking horses and other equipment. Then to the left of that area is the area for the bigger kids. That area is a HUGE 4-level Jungle gym with some awesome slides, a trampoline, a pit filled with foam blocks, a ball pit with ball cannons.As I parent, I recommend bringing some headphone to listen to music, or a laptop/iPad to play games or do some work while your little(s) are playing. You may also want to bring a phone charger and/or make sure you have a full charge.Upstairs you will find a small snack bar with tables to eat at and a couple of areas sectioned off for birthday parties. It was not a very impressive party area, but would do if you really wanted to hold your party there. The snack bar has cookies, pretzels, candy, chips, water, soft drinks and pizza to name a few of the items. There is no outside food allowed here.The two hours flew by for my little. She had a great time and cannot wait to come back. I do like that accompanying parents do not have to pay to get in. Parents are not allowed to go past the first level of the jungle gym and are required to purchase socks if they do go in the play area. The venue may not be as flashy as other similar places like Smiley's or Skyzone but it is much more economical.

This was my first time coming here and I had a 3 year old w me. We got there right when it opened so parking for us was not a problem. The staff is mostly teenagers but they were all attentive the entire time. You do have to purchase their socks but you can bring them back. It is about $20 for 2 hours of play. I am not sure how they enforce the time. However my 3 year old was ready to leave bc she was tired. I am not sure how clean the place is bc there is a ball pit and foam pit but it seemed clean. Adults can go in the first floor and the toddler area was great. The big slides were a hit but she was not into climbing any higher than to the slides. As it got closer to noon it was as busy and there were some kids that had no manners and did not listen to the staff. Can't blame that in the place but it did seem like a lot of people just let their kids loose in there and don't checkup in them. We will be back for sure.

My toddler granddaughters require daily romps at the park, and this Mamaw aims to please. After 2 days of rain, I knew I'd better find an alternative lest I lose my title as World's Best Mamaw. I chose this location because they advertised a toddler area in their playscape. With my daughter and infant granddaughter joining us, it sounded like the perfect place for all 3 of our little ones to have a great time. Yet again, Yelp helped this Mamaw pick the perfect playdate location, because we had a fantastic time! We arrived at 7p.m. on a Saturday night, and were pleasantly surprised to discover only a handful of other families there. We hoped that with the 9 p.m. closing, our most stubborn toddler would easily leave when our 2 hour play time came to an end. We were wrong. She made her way up to the 4th floor of the playscape, where adults aren't allowed, and looked down upon the pleading adults and laughed and laughed. A teenaged guy working overheard our coaxing and pleading, and set off to retrieve Miss Stubborn. He gently and politely got her to come right down so that everyone could go home.While our 2 and 3 year old granddaughters enjoyed the entire playscape, the toddler area is really amazing. Our 5 month old granddaughter had so much fun and we all really enjoyed helping her enjoy the equipment available. The toddler area offers quite an impressive buffet of sensory heaven for little ones! I was really impressed with how clean the entire place was. The entire 2 hours we were there, you saw people sweeping, wiping and tidying up. Mega bonus points from my family of germ phobics.After gathering all of our little ones, we made our way upstairs for snacks and drinks for the road. We noticed some really nicely decorated party spaces while we waited, and made mental notes for future birthday parties. After getting some snacks and drinks, we were really thrilled to realize we had managed for 3 adults and 3 little ones to have a fun evening out for right under $40. What a deal!

Kids planet is a great place to take kids to play. It's a giant warehouse space with plenty of room for the kids to play inside. There is a parents area to sit while your kids play or you can sit right by the play area to supervise younger kids. My kids both like coming here and they are 6 and 10. The do have a separate area for younger kids to play. They have some basic food items on the second floor. No outside food is allowed. I think they have pretty good pizza as I saw it being served for birthday parties. I got some cookies to eat. Also they do have free WiFi.In the play area I noticed lots of climbing areas ball pits, a shooting ball area, a jumping foam block pit too. Kids had a good time.

Great place to bring the kids on a weekday or weekend fun. Good place for indoor fun and toddler area is safe. Place just needs more attention in the rest rooms and for a kid place the floors do need a bit more of cleaning. Staff are friendly.

If I owned this business I would be embarrassed... dirty restrooms.. socks everywhere.. half the games are out of order.. do better. Take pride in your business.