Toodley Town

Such a great indoor place for the kiddos to play and let all of their energy out!My friend and I planned a play date yesterday for our sons. We came in right at opening at 9:30 AM. I loved that there were a ton of things for my two year old boy. They have a small interactive town including a bakery, small house, grocery store, pizzeria, post office, vet clinic, garage, school, toy store, etc. They even have a few bikes and cars for the kids to use. What I thought was super cute, especially since it's the holidays, was when the staff came out to have the kids put up an ornament on the Christmas tree. They even handed out bells for the kids to sing "Jingle bells." My son loved it and had a lot of fun singing with everyone. I also appreciate the efforts that the staff did to create a clean and safe environment for all of the kids. They frequently went around the play area by cleaning and putting away toys back to their designated area. I really liked that. Booking online ahead of time is recommended since spots fill up pretty fast. It was super quick and easy. Admission price is $16 per child which includes one free adult. It's $5 for any additional adult. The admission is for two hours, which is perfect for my son to burn off energy, eat, and nap right afterwards. Bringing outside food and drinks are allowed but make sure to keep them at their designated tables and not in the play area. They also offer a variety of snacks, sweet treats, and drinks. I ordered the Mary quite con cherry drink and it was refreshing. It was nice to just sit back, enjoy our drinks and chat with my friend at the seated area, and watch our boys run around and have fun. Overall, we had a great experience! With the clean play area and friendly staff, I can see us coming back here more often for my son. 10/10 recommend!

This place is absolutely adorable--such a fun and imaginative spot for kids! It's like a mini city with a bunch of interactive buildings where kids can play and explore. There's a house, school, burger shop, pizza shop, grocery store, pet shop, car wash, and more!We visited on a day when it wasn't too crowded, which made the experience even more enjoyable. The space is also impressively clean, which I really appreciated. You can book a 2-hour play session in advance, or just walk in--though keep in mind, if you arrive in the middle of a session, you'll still need to pay the full price. Admission is $16 for each child with an accompanying adult, and any additional adults after that are $5 each. There are also snacks available for purchase, perfect for refueling during playtime.Overall, it's a delightful place that encourages kids to explore and have fun in a unique way! Highly recommend it for a playful day out.

This is such a fun place for little ones. So many things to pretend play. The staff has always been helpful and kind.

My kids had a lot of fun here! The little town is so adorable with its own theme - from a bakery to a pizzeria to a post office. My six-year-old daughter loves to pretend play, and this was the perfect place for it! My two-year-old son also enjoyed collecting the fruits, counting, and riding the bikes they had in the middle. There was also a cute interactive activity in the middle of the play session where the kids got to decorate a tree (we went around Christmas time), and they passed out bells, and the kids sang jingle bells. There were also tables set up for the parents to sit, work or watch their kids. I also really appreciate the fun jazz music they played during the session - so much better than Baby Shark on repeat! Booking was easy online, and parking was plenty. If we lived in the area, this would be one of our go-to indoor playgrounds!

A great little gem to escape the elements and offer a wonderful pretend play opportunity for your small humans! It's clean, well thought out, and staff is very kind. Primarily a 1- 4/5yr old experience imo.

Town-sized play area for kids! Genius! After searching for quality play areas for old children, we were very excited to give Kids Town a try and very glad we did so. The play area is beautifully creative bringing a sense of wonder for our first timers (1 and 4 year olds). We went on a Friday afternoon. Play time is divided into 2 hour slots and a certain amount of kids, giving the staff enough time to clean in between and prevents over crowding. The area is gated and safe for the kids to explore. Staff members are constantly cleaning and replacing toys to appropriate areas. Tables are available for families to sit and supervise their children. Highly recommended! Overall: 5 out of 5 stars

This is a unique cute spot for the kids. I love that it's an indoor pretend play area with different little "stores" filled with hands on fun for the kids to play. You have to pay for the kids and adults. I like that they offer drinks and food here for the adults as they watch the kids. That is a really nice touch. It is not too big in here and there is seating for the adults to look over kids which is nice. You don't have to be on your feet with them. The employees are consistently walking around sanitizing and cleaning the areas which I really loved. One day when I have a kid I know where to come

Kidstown was a great location for us to bring our little kids, especially those under 3 because there aren't a ton of things they can climb and fall off like at other indoor playgrounds. I could sit and relax a bit while my almost 2 year old played.Each session is two hours, which is plenty of time for the kids to play. The morning sessions are the busiest because most little kids take afternoon naps. You should sign up for your session online before you go to make sure there is space and you can also see how many people plan to go. We were going to go from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM but I saw it was full so I opted to go for the 11:40 am to 1:40 pm session. The 1:50 to 3:50 pm session seems like it was pretty empty Compared to the previous sessions, but I also didn't want my kids to be the only ones there because they'd have no one to play with.There is a sitting area for parents where you can see the whole town and the kids playing. It is pretty spacious and you could bring your stroller in if one of your kids needs it or sleeping etc. The staff is super friendly and organized. You see the staff members walking around during the whole session helping to clean up each of the rooms in the town, so it resets for other children to use after the previous children messed it up by putting things in the wrong place. They also go around and help the parents collect toys that the kids bring to the tables and leave because they want to interact with their parents.There is ample parking and it is easy to find. It is also very clean. I saw some of the staff members wiping down some of the toys during the session. The bathrooms are really clean. All the parents were pretty respectful when we were there and cleaned up their mess . They also sell food if you get hungry. You can also bring your own snacks into the session.It is not a socks only location. Everyone wears their shoes inside, but it was still very clean. I would highly recommend this place and we will be going back for future playtime. The cost for us was $15 per child and an adult got in free. You can buy a 10 pass ticket which makes it $12 per child per visit if you plan to go.

Good: This place has a lot for kids to free play. Really cute ideas. They can make a mess! (Though it would be nice if the kids kept things in their correct "rooms") the employees stay busy tidying.The bad:Price.. not really worth it. The time slots are short, especially if you don't come right on time (I never do) I have been many times and every-time I think wow there are NOT ENOUGH toys and accessories. Even when it isn't busy there isn't a SINGLE animal available in the pet shop. Not a PIECE of food left in the cake shop... why don't they buy more? Why is there never enough toys? It's not fun when there aren't any toys and accessories available. Each time we go there are less toys. I like it, it's cute but seriously MORE TOYS

So disappointing. I dropped my little one at Toodley Town, with her RBT(autism support). It's our first time here. You pay in sessions. So I paid for 2 sessions. $16 for 1:40pm and $10 for the remaining 1:15 session. For a total of $26. When I returned, I was sitting at the table area waiting for my daughter to finish. A staff member approached me and asked me to pay $5 additional for 2 adults. I explained that she has autism and needed additional support to play and enjoy the space. I'm just waiting for them to finish. They insisted on the policy of paying for additional adult. I'd already paid for a few extra minutes. So, I let my daughter finish her session and i waited in the car. As I sit here, I'm mostly annoyed at the pettiness and frustrated that this happened too often. But also realize that they are in violation of ADA law. "Under the ADA, businesses open to the public must make reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities, including allowing necessary support persons without extra charge. Denying this could be considered discrimination."It's a darling place. I hope they can understand the disappointment.