This place is fairly new and just opened in January 2023. This is a great place for kids ages 6-7 and under. I say that because we took our 10 year old to play with his 3 year old brother and he ran out of things to do. However, despite that, our 3 year old loved it. This place isn't as big as Kid City, but everything is located on one floor centrally with party rooms and seating built around it. They also offer some nice desserts / treats to cap off the visit. We got Dip N Dots ice cream on the way out. The price for kids 13 and under is 22 dollars for 2 hours. There is a 5 dollar per person charge over the age of 13, but it is waived if military. You do have to purchase there socks, so you can't use your own personal socks. However, there washable and you can bring them the next time. This place is located in an okay spot. The main entrance is on the opposite side of Bertania St, but plenty of parking available. The area around it is kind of disappointing but only because the homeless population. The only negative really is the team here doesn't clean up as much as Kid City does. The building blocks in the back were all over the place and at one point obstructed the walkway to get to other areas. The side wall to the trampoline was not usable either and was cautioned taped. The ball cannon area only had two of four working cannons and the ball blaster in the middle was inoperable. Minor details, but seem like relatively easy things to keep maintained. Complementary lockers too in order to secure your items. Other then that...we'll definitely be back! Great customer service as well with friendly staff.

My kids (7&18m) had a great time at Keiki kingdom. They were able to try out everything they wanted to, and were well worn out within 90minutes. the facility is clean, well lit and properly staffed. The staff were attentive, polite and professional and always disinfecting toys/surfaces and vacuuming up the “sand” beads from the other areas. You receive a locker to store your things in when you arrive, and ours jammed due to a water bottle strap but the staff were super helpful and were able to open it for me with no problems. My 13 year old came along as an adult to help supervise and she also enjoyed it as well. We will definitely be back, the price point is reasonable, parking is free, right on site and plentiful (all things I was worried about), and there’s so many cool things from toddler up to explore and do.

This place is a welcomed addition to the area! And it’s way more fun in person. The ball pit is unbelievably huge, though it could still use about 5000 more balls. Almost everything was operational except for the ball guns. The space is quite large so it’s not crowded—yet. A few issues to be mindful of. There’s something about the angle of the three slides when it levels off. So there were kids falling backward and banging their head, including our LO. The grippy socks can be dangerous going down the slide if your LO plants his/her feet. There are older kids that who can be unsupervised who will throw themselves into the ball pit, making constant supervision/protection of your LO necessary. No masks are required and there were parents and kids coughing, so be prepared to pick up a virus if unmasked. The sand box is good fun but could be tidied up more frequently by the staff, as well as the Brio train stations. There are lockers where you can store valuables and shoes, accessible by a bracelet with a sensor. Food and beverage is available for sale, as well as toys and vending machines. There is a gate around the parking lot providing some comfort for those worried about the vagabonds outside. Military discount is offered. The one recommendation I have is for management to please sell the toys that are used in the Keiki Kingdom, in addition to your other offerings. My LO was crying because he wanted to take the Brio trains. I would love to have bought the item he wanted to take if it was available for sale. Finally, there were employees in the tunnels spraying and cleaning as the kids went. But they eventually stopped. Not sure what the cleaning policy is but it would be great if you could keep that up the entire time. There were so many employees that it was hard to count them all, so there definitely wasn’t a shortage.

My grandchildren loved it here. They are ages 3-12. The toys and activities range for younger as well. Limited food..premade sandwiches, crab roll, dipping dots and drinks (water,flavored milks, limited pop and juice) . It's not allowed to bring in your own food or drink. There are quite a few tables and chairs for eating or sitting and waiting. Everyone has to buy their socks ($3 each) even parents that aren't going to play. At first I was a little upset. But after thinking about it...it's really smart on their part in terms of all the crud people bring in on their shoes. You can take the socks home, wash them and bring them again to wear without purchasing new ones.

Took my daughter to celebrate her birthday last weekend. First time going here and the kids loved it! We went on a Saturday and it was really busy, as to be expected. There was a lot of parties going on. Even though it was busy it was still fun and didn’t take too long to check in. Would recommend!

A fun, safe and clean outing for the kids. They have pretty much anything children from toddlers to pre-teen would love. I really had a great time and my two kids really enjoyed themselves. We'll be back!

I took my grandchildren on our last rainy day of vacation (ages 2, 8, and 9). I have been to many indoor playgrounds and have never seen one as clean and well-run as this one! Not only were there so many fun play spaces and activities for all ages, the pleasant employees were consistently coming through and cleaning the different areas. I was so impressed! I also appreciated having a free locker to hold our extra items. Overall, it was a really great experience, and I would highly recommend for a fun day indoors!

Heavenly for a Thursday. Comparatively, 1/5 of what "Chuck E Cheese" crowd would be. Not sure if it's because of the lighting, there's an atmosphere a little less dingy than the prior mentioned. Im not saying that's the case here, just offering my opinion on how it could be perceived if you've been to Chuck's spot before, like I'll assume you're a parent for taking the time to read thru this post lol. Spent a c note to gain 2 hr access to general play. No food though... Dollar for dollar, our first time here I'd give the edge to this place for overall value for a family of 6. Gonna eat someplace yummy afterwards. Much blessings whichever you decide, we only have them as children for a mere blink of their existence. How will they remember us as parents?