Happy's Family Fun Center

Our daughter went here for the first time for a birthday party. We’d never been and were very pleasantly surprised! The place was very clean and very different than Chuckie Cheese, as we had expected it to be like. There is a HUGE indoor playground that is, as an adult, my childhood dream come true. Our daughter love to play in it and some areas were a bit to big for her, which makes it a great place for all ages. Our youngest daughter is 4 and our eldest is 8 and they both had a great time! The video games were really well chosen and both girls truly enjoyed them! The staff was young, kind and patient. Super impressed! There were a few areas for birthday parties and this party was in the room. It was a great spot, well cared for, clean and big enough for a ton of kiddos! The family only needed to add a few decorations to really give the birthday feel. It was excellent. The birthday family also added on face painting for the kids, which was awesome for the kids. With it being an indoor playground the painting didn’t sweat off. Not sure of the package they bought but it was action packed! They even got ice cream! Needless to say, we are definitely going to have a birthday party here. It was way to easy and had everything a kiddo wants! How did we not find this place sooner?!

We loved this place. I'll keep it short and sweet-- Pros: cost of entry is very reasonable. Free ice cream vouchers (included in entry cost) make bribing the kids to leave SO much easier (haha). The jungle gym is HUGE and has enough to keep kids occupied for HOURS. Cons: first con (and only a little) is that the arcade games leave a lot to be desired. A lot of them weren't working and honestly weren't too much fun for the kids. Not a major con, just a minor one. Second con is the food is very expensive. This one isn't so bad assuming you make sure those kids eat before you go lol. The kids (ages 6&7) loved it and it definitely beats the heat on those humid scorching days.

My daughter had her fifth birthday here. Our party host, Julie, as well as the rest of the staff was incredible. Julie was extremely professional and kind, and took care of everything. She also took great quality photos. Julie’s kindness was genuine and I wish her the best. Beyond that, the pizza was pretty good, which I did not expect from a children’s play place. The kids had a blast and I love the way the building is set up so that the play area exit and building exit always have employees monitoring for children leaving or needing assistance. My only critique, which doesn’t affect my rating, is the far back right corner of the play area. It’s an area where the children climb up or descend through small openings in a rope like cage (the rope is more similar to seatbelts though). I believe an employee either needs to be stationed here or even occasionally check this area. I had to remove my daughters several times because older boys were rough housing in this area and it was dangerous. Also, a larger child tried to squeeze through an opening with my five year old and it could have been very, very, bad. Luckily she was only scared and not injured. Other than that, it is a great place with a very skilled staff.

I had read the reviews from others and they seemed favorable. It was $16.99 for my daughter to play and $1 for socks (not sure I'd you can bring your own). Adults were free. This place is basically a huge playscape inside. It isn't very well lit in the play area and the flow of the climbing and such is awkward. My daughter is 2.5 and I still follow her around. I'm pretty short and it was difficult to maneuver for me. There is an arcade section, but we didn't play any of the games. The tokens were 2 for $1. There was also an area with balls (squishy) where you could but the balls into a tube and they spit out elsewhere. My daughter really enjoyed this. There were older kids running around as well but they were very mindful of my LO, but I can see how this would be a problem if it were busier and there definitely isn't someone monitoring. They serve food. I didn't see any of it and we didn't eat here, so I can't comment on that. They really seemed to be pushing the food though. The parking lot was odd, but no problems finding a spot. I think my daughter ad fun but not sure I will visit again until she is older.

This place was awesome! I did hear that it was remodeled 5 months ago and is Much nicer inside now. We love it! During the school week it is not too busy but does get much busier on the weekends. Not only did the kids have a Blast but the adults did too - and for less than $16 for the day, per child! I had to go in with my 2 year old and I had so much fun! The tunnels are big enough for adults and there are tons of different things for all ages. Slides are super fast and there are so many different bridges, walkways, tunnels, swings, slides, play areas ect. They have many arcade games and virtual reality if your into that. They have an interactive wall screen to play computer games and a jumbo ball pit that fills above your head and then dumps out on you! This place can keep kids entertained for hours. My favorite parts are the security and safety. It is very well padded and there is only 1 way in and 1 way out, so you never have to worry if your kids snuck out the back way as your waiting by the front. Super cool place and we will be going again!!! Staff was also friendly and I saw them multiple times cleaning different areas inside. BONUS, if you buy the wristband for the day you get a free ice cream! We saved ours until we were ready to leave and it was so nice and easy using that as a bribe to get the kids out and to the car!

This place was ok. Better then being outside in the sun and heat but it was pretty warm in there still.. everything is crammed together . It was nice with all the smaller kids but once the older kids came in and started playing on the little indoor play area we left the older kids where doing things I did not want my toddlers doing ( going up the slide backwards and climbing things that said no climbing pegging balls at each other and at anyone coming down the slide that went into the worlds smallest ball pit. The price was fairly steep for only getting to enjoy about an hour of play