Rainbow Castle Indoor Playground

“My son absolutely loved this place. So much so he didn’t want to leave! He had so much fun playing with other kids and enjoying the different play areas. I highly recommend all parents give it a try if you’d like to shake up your routine. They sell snacks and have an area for your coat and shoes. The space is huge and there’s plenty of parents around to meet that live in the area. I really enjoyed it as a parent and my son enjoyed it too. $20 bucks for 2 hours was a steal. We were having so much fun only to see it has only been 30 minutes which made it even better that we could stay so long. My son took a long nap right after. 5 stars from me.”

“It is perhaps one of the best alternatives to chuck e cheese. This location has some games but most of it is a playground which is great for parents that want there children to get up and explore and run around. They have a awesome play kitchen, costumes, big projector games that everyone including adults can play, as well as a trampoline section. The prices are great and affordable. 30 dollars for 2 hours is a amazing price especially when on a budget! Would highly recommend!”

“Came on a weekday and it’s pretty empty. $20 for 2hours per child. Not stroller friendly. They charge a fee for credit cards. No issues with the staff”

“4.5 stars. This new indoor play place is located across the street from the old Western Beef and Home Depot. You'll be required to go up a set of stairs as the play place is on the second floor. You can leave your stroller at the bottom of the steps. I did not see an elevator but I wasn't really looking hard. My first impressions upon entering were very positive as the space is very bright, open and large. They ask everyone to go through temperature check as soon as you enter and then they spray the bottoms of your shoes. We went on a Saturday at 1pm and surprisingly there was only one other family there. There's so much to do here. They have several play areas: a huge play kitchen behind the lockers, dress up area with costumes and dressing tables, sensory wall for small tots, a few arcade games, a station for toy trains and Legos. One side of the space is taken up by a huge plastic ball pool with three huge slides. The slides are so big that adults can go on it with the kids. Super fun. And older kids can romp in the obstacle course complete with trampolines located in the back. You can purchase snacks and drinks and eat it while sitting on the kids size picnic tables. There's also a private room for bday parties. I peeked in and saw that it was even equipped with a karaoke machine! This is one of the nicer indoor play place we've been to in a while. I did take off half a star because I felt that there weren't enough staff policing the large open space. There were plenty of cameras but only one staff person walking around. And we noticed some older kids weren't wearing masks. Not their fault, it should have been the parents and the staff reminding them.”