We Rock The Spectrum Kids Gym Atlanta

“We recently celebrated my son’s birthday at We Rock the Spectrum kids gym at Roswell and it was an absolutely fantastic experience! The staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating, making the whole party run smoothly from start to finish. The play area itself is clean, safe, and packed with fun activities that kept the kids entertained for hours. The play area is well-maintained, and there’s plenty of space for kids to enjoy. We couldn’t have asked for a better venue for such a special occasion and will definitely be coming back for future celebrations!!!”

“We’ve been going to WRTS for 6 years, and all three of my kids absolutely love it. I love that it’s a very manageable space, so I feel comfortable letting them run around and play freely. We’ve celebrated two birthday parties there, and they were both a huge hit. You get the whole place for the duration of the party, and they even allow piñatas, which is amazing. The owner is the sweetest, and the entire team is always kind, helpful, and welcoming.”

“We traveled from South Fulton over an hour away to bring our 3 year old to this establishment. While on the way, I attempted to book our open play session online and was met with technical difficulty booking the session after being able to create the profiles. When I explained the issue to the staff member, the response came across as already knowing and nonchalant. To add to our welcoming, we were informed that we would not be able to book a two hour play session as they were closing earlier than the time posted online and on the door. Certainly would’ve been nice to know prior to our one hour commute. As our 3 year old (who is on the spectrum) settled in to play, we noticed he began to cry and become frustrated. The magnetic letter board was missing several letters. This is a huge deal for some kids who are on the spectrum, as executive functioning such as order and sequencing plays a critical role in their everyday functioning. It took us more time than we liked to support his transition from that place of distress. As a place that advertises accommodations for all kids on the spectrum, we were disappointed in the staff member’s response when explaining this to him. Once again, what I was sharing with them was not new and no attempt was made to find more letters to remedy the issue and ease the anxiety. Another disappointing observation was a few of the toys that should have sound or motion, were not operable as they needed batteries. Again, made staff aware and more nonchalantness. Giving 3 stars as the environment was clean, our little one eventually began to enjoy himself, I was able to purchase one more sensory gift to go under the tree, and the staff was overall friendly and provided us a few extra minutes to help support the process of transitioning from playing to exiting. Tips: Please make sure battery checks & replacements occur occasionally and please invest in backup pieces to stations that encourage order, organization, and sequencing.”