Playground Abode

What a fun spot for a toddler birthday party!I attended a party here with my daughter, and she had a ball -- especially after being stuck indoors with all the snow lately.Playground Abode is clean and chock full of fun playground equipment indoors. But even more than some jungle gyms, I loved that there are special sections for sticking things on a wall, a ball pit for babies and activities in the larger ball pit. The space felt safe and also small enough for watching kids to feel manageable.After all the kiddos played their little hearts out, we all went to a party room in the back for tacos and cake. It seemed like the staff were a great help with the parents hosting this event. I would definitely bring my kids back to Playground Abode, either for a party or just for some safe, indoor playtime.

Very sweet indoor playplace with large structures for climbing. I find many of these indoor spaces exclude bigger kids. My son (almost 7) would enjoy this. As it was, my almost 3yo was challenged and entertained. The decor is fun and bright but modern without being cluttered. Parents beware: there is a small shopping area at the entrance. We left with a toy car. It's sweet but hold firm! The staff was friendly enough... but, for my money and a welcoming first experience, might've been a little more enthusiastic.

Fun new indoor playground to bring kiddos from ages 1-8. They have coffee for adults. Cute little shopping area in the front. Lockers and restrooms. Our 16 month enjoyed himself and had plenty to do!

I went to Playground Abode with my kids when it was raining but we still wanted to get out of the house. We went to the open play time and it was a great experience. The 2 hour play time slot lasted forever! It's a great space for a big age range as well. My oldest is 4 and my youngest is 8 months. My oldest was fully played out and ready to go after our time. Of course we had to stop at the little shop space they have at the entrance and get a few fun things! We can't wait to go back and bring our friends along!

I want to start by saying this indoor playground is fantastic. It has everything you could want for your child to have a great time. That said, I'm writing this review as a warning to parents of children with food allergies.My daughter has a wide range of food allergies, so I always bring her snacks wherever we go. Naturally, I did the same when we visited this facility. While sitting at our table, my 2-year-old began eating her snack as toddlers do. However, a staff member approached us and informed me that outside food and drinks are not allowed.I completely understand if a facility has a strict no-food-or-drink policy across the board, but in this case, it only applies to food and drinks not purchased on-site, which is frustrating. To make matters worse, the worker stayed nearby, playing with Legos for about 30 minutes, seemingly monitoring me to ensure I wasn't sneaking my daughter a snack. To be clear, the staff member wasn't rude and was likely just doing her job, but the situation felt unnecessarily strict given the circumstances.Not wanting to cause any issues, I left to check what food they had for sale, only to discover that none of it was safe for my daughter to eat. This left me in a heartbreaking situation: my hungry 2-year-old, who didn't understand why, was crying as we had to leave early and sit in the car so she could eat her snack.Let me paint the full picture: my daughter was calmly sitting at the table eating--not running around or causing a mess. We weren't violating the spirit of the policy, and yet we still had to cut our visit short because of it. It was incredibly frustrating, especially since my daughter loved playing there.To sum up, I have nothing negative to say about the facility itself--it's a wonderful place for kids to play. However, parents of children with food allergies should be aware that the outside food policy might force you to end your visit prematurely if your child gets hungry. I hope this helps others prepare for a similar situation.

Such a fun place to play but having a child that cannot stand socks we got asked to put our socks on which we understand but we ended up leaving because she wouldn't put any one. So if your kid doesn't like socks not a good place to go to. The lady who checked us in was not super kind. Such a cool set up but didn't get our moneys worth!