Kidville

Third haircut at Kidville, this was our first done by Miss Bree. She’s so sweet and did an awesome job. My son has crazy curly locks and she was so quick and he loved her. Thank you Miss Bree!

This is a review just for the children haircuts.
Bree is amazing with kids! I have a 2 year old who goes nuclear during haircuts and up until I tried Kidville, it was a traumatic experience for both of us. Bree really takes the time to interact with child and make sure they feel comfortable. My child made it through the entire haircut without crying thanks to Bree’s patience and charm.
Pricing for haircuts is higher than what I normally pay, but no tears is worth it!

Kidville has been a gift to Las Vegas… no other music program, indoor play space or retail location even compares to the level of quality Kidville at Tivoli provides. From the incredible staff to the ultra CLEAN facility, both of my children have flourished in the music program and have enjoyed attending birthday parties in the playspace! Mayor Melissa is the highlight of our visits to Kidville, such a special person to us. We commute over 30 minutes from Southern Highlands and are happy to do the drive after spending a lot of time and money trying out every other children’s venue in town. If you want a «cheap» experience, you can find it elsewhere and your kids are guaranteed to get sick and the parents are likely to be ghetto.

Let me just start off by saying this place is ridiculous. Myself and a couple of other moms came here to hang out and catch up since she has two boys 2 & 3 & my other girlfriend has a 2 year old and 5 month old so it makes a distractions for them to play while we catch up and talk. I on the other hand have a 3 month old (who sleeps the majority of the time) so when I came to the counter wanting to just go up and join my friends who are paying $ 20 a kid to play. I was shocked to find out I also needed to pay 20 for «space» with a 3 month who is sleeping and can’t enjoying anything this place has to offer yet. I brought my other mom friend with me for the first time so I felt bad having her pay for her 5 month old when I invited them. So I ended up paying $ 60 for a 2 year old and 2 babies who can not play. The lady in the front told me they charge for all new borns, and says they will lay out toys for the babies to play with. When we got in the room a guy brings out a tiny Matt and a couple of toys that looked used and tattered, I’m sorry but I am not going to let my 3 month old play with used toys that do not look sanitized. Of course we just sat there talking while our babies slept and the 3 kids where playing.
I also recently came to a birthday party here and it was not fun at ALL for the kids. I get they are trying to make money but rushing everything is ridiculous!!! Then charging almost 150 for an extra half hour. They close off the play room for kids and make them sit in a room for cake for 30 min prior.
I DO NOT recommend this place for new moms, it’s way too over priced and not worth it. Did I also mention they have no gate on stairs that kids could easily fall down from. If your looking for a fun place to hang out with other moms, kids & newborns I would say Fidgets indoor playground, so much more for kids to play with and they don’t charge you for newborns. They are free and kids are 8 dollars. The staff is awesome!

We have been loyal kidville members for years now. I can’t say enough good things. The staff is always so energetic and warm with the kids. Rockin’ Railroad is an amazing class especially if you have little ones who love music. Run, Wiggle, Paint and Giggle has also been a fundamental for our family. They always accommodate any class request we have, it’s totally all about making the customer happy and we are!

Hmmm…
I don’t know where the other people who reviewed this business went. They can’t be talking about the same place I visited. The staff was very informative. LIVE BAND. I expected one of those Casio tape players and enthusiastic instructor to work it out but there was a four piece live band that was amazing. My son falls right on the cusp of 12 – 18 and 18 – 24 months so they even allowed me to try a second class free to see what would be better suited for. Bottom line is, even if I hated the place, my son LOVES it here and that alone would be enough. Throw in the helpful, sweet and accommodating staff and you had me at hello.
Kidville is the bees knees!

My son had his 3 year birthday party here last weekend. We paid a lot of money to get the basic party and we were really disappointed. The staff girls are so nice I didn’t have the heart to say anything. When we arrived for the party they said they couldn’t get a hold of us so they weren’t sure if we were coming. I almost fell on the floor thinking we didn’t have the space. We did everything from food to cake to party gifts. There were no toys. There was a cool kid gym to play but I expected more toys like kinder land or tykes n tots. It felt very rushed. The party was 3 – 430. They had all the kids come in at 4 to do cake then told us gym is closed the kids had to stay n this room until 430. Everybody had fun in the end but I wanted to complain to management that for 350 dollars we got nothing! A few balloons they provided and a few chairs set out for 20 to 30 people. The only star is for how nice the young girls were that helped with the party itself. I would never recommend kid ville to anyone. Save your money and book early at kinder land or tykes n tots or anyplace else.

Great concept, not so good on execution!
I wanted to love Kidville really bad, the concept and sheer location is perfect for my little dude. But sadly this Kidville fell short of expectations.
Located in Tivoli village, Kidville is a 2 storey children focused entertainment and education centre. With classrooms located upstairs and downstairs a kids clothing and hairdresser section.
The first time Visiting Kidville I took my son to a class for a trial. Being my first class I found it a little hard to find the actual room upstairs. It’s a bit of a maze, so ask around.
Being only two kids in the class I thought maybe this would be a great way to get acclimated to the classes. We had sing along, building exercises and arts and crafts. These were ok but my son was more interested in eating the glue and glitter that was given to him. I felt the staff were not bad and they had some good times with my son but I felt maybe the age group attached to the class was maybe a little off.
The second time I came to Kidville a haircut was needed as my son was rocking a pretty sweet mullet, and his hair was slowly covering his ears. So when we walked there were 4 staff members all chilling behind the desk. I asked about a haircut but they said the hairdresser was away for another week! I thought it was a little odd, as I’m sure they would have plenty of kids coming through there business, and also having 3 chairs just sitting there with no one to use them. It’s like going to a restaurant and the bartender being away.
As I said at the start, I want to love this place, and maybe at one time it was a pretty cool place to bring kids, but with a few below average experiences, I might just pass on Kidville. Maybe when my little dude gets older I’ll try again

My 3 yr. old son has been attending Kidville whenever we are in town (we travel a lot) since he was under a year old. They are a full service kid center right across from the park in Tivoli. He has done a few activities like Rockin Railroad, one of the toddler classes and most recently, KVU (the preschool program). We use this as his indoor playground, he gets his hair cut here, the location is great for easy in-​easy out clothes and educational, high quality toys. Even before he entered the preschool program, I started coming here exclusively as his indoor playground bc it’s the only place he doesn’t get sick (until recently he stuck everything in his mouth) as he did everywhere else. I complimented the GM/​now owner on this and she explained their non-​toxic but very effective cleaning process to me and I’ve adopted it at home with his toys. Also, bc this is a real business, and a franchise (I think), they’ve got cleaning schedules and are properly staffed. Spraying toys with lysol randomly doesn’t cut it and I’ve witnessed that as «cleaning» elsewhere and had a very sick child, plus he’s ingesting chemicals, which is not the case at Kidville. Anyway, what I liked best was KVU. The gradual separation philosophy makes sense to me. It is so nice not to have to leave your child screaming, plus you get to see what goes on in class and be involved. They’re only this small once! All of the teachers were kind and welcoming to my son, even when off duty. They really got into the holidays and appear very enthusiastic and caring. I’m surprised to see some of the bad reviews but they’re older and probably just reflect the growing pains of any new business. Tivoli itself took a long time to get off the ground. I’m glad Kidville is here for us whenever we’re home bc my son thinks of it as home and is very safe and comfortable here and asks for it when we’re away.

Retail:
I have shopped in the store many times and have always had a good experience with the staff and the variety of merchandise. I love that it is located right off the elevators from the parking garage and directly across from the kids park! My son always loves riding in the airplane (which is for the haircuts) while I shop and no one ever tells him to get out, even though we’re not getting a haircut.
Party:
We went to a party there on a Sunday and every kid had a blast! It was well organized, clean and felt very private. The worst part was getting my son to leave when it was over! But he took an amazing nap when we got home.
Class:
Your first time is free so we attended one and I found it to be very educational, musical, and fun. It was similar to a Gymboree class, but a bit more spacious. The gym is similar to Desert Gymcats, but on a smaller and newer scale.
Prices:
Yes, it is more expensive than your other options in Vegas, but you get what you pay for.

We have been taking our son to Kidville for about a year and absolutely love it! We started with «Run, Wiggle, Giggle» (one hour, one day per week) which was a great class to get him used to being in a group setting. Run, Wiggle, Giggle is a great all-​around class that combines play/​story time with an art project and visit from the music teacher. We then took «My Masterpiece» the following semester (also one hour, one day per week), which was such a great way for him to learn how to use all different types of art mediums. The gallery of artwork we now have is priceless!
We had so much fun in the first two classes that it was time to graduate into «Kidville University,» or «KVU,» which is separation optional. KVU is 9:15 — 11:15 Monday, Wednesday & Friday mornings but there is also an option for just Monday & Wednesdays. Since my son was in that delightful terrible twos stage, I was nervous about how he would transition into the class without me (and maybe a little nervous about being without him too). The teachers gave us a list of tips to ease the transition and I was able to sneak out after the second or third week. The teachers and staff are really what make Kidville so special. The KVU class is split between the classroom where the routine is much like that of Run, Wiggle, Giggle, followed by 30 – 45 mins of structured playtime in the indoor play space (my son’s favorite part).
I give Kidville 5 stars because my son has learned so much there. We both have met good friends and look forward to our school days!

My lil one attends class here and she loves it. Her teachers are so friendly and allow her to participate fully on her own level of comfort. Since she is only 2yrs old I am able to go to class with her and sit back and watch her enthusiasm and independence grow. She attends Mess Lab and learns a variety of things. We go to the toddler play gym after class and she plays with all the great kids and toys. The bounce track is fun and we are still working on the courage for zip lining :) I love how comfortable she is there and how excited she gets when its «school time ». Miss Julie & Miss Janna are great. The management is awesome. …thanx Melissa.

the place is nice and clean. the children’s hairstylist is really nice and seems to love kids. however, the front desk/​cashier staff needs a lot of improvement.

I felt I needed to leave a review in defense of one of the best kid-​centric spots in LV. The people who are complaining about dogs not being welcome are missing the mark. This is a business that caters to families with small children. Most parents do not want strange animals around their toddlers (me, I am talking about me) and yes, allergies are also an issue. Also, we’ve been members since they opened and have never had an issue leaving our stroller downstairs. If you come during a class you will see what looks like a Bugaboo/​Orbit showroom. I have never heard anyone having a problem.
As I said, my family has loved Kidville since they opened. We had been patrons of Gymboree but found it so lacking we were excited to see this amazing new facility open. The first person we encountered was Melissa Weiner, the Mayor (Kidville speak for Manager) she had just moved from NYC and was super excited about the opening. She won us over with the awesome classes. So far my son has done soccer, art and rockin’ railroad. Once my daughter came along we were excited to do We Wiggle Giggle which is easily the best baby class I could have imagined. Then she moved on to We Wiggle Paint and Giggle and Rockin’ Railroad. The latter is something both my 4 year old and 1 ½ year old can do together, it has a full, live band (!) and is full of awesome local families.
We are in their Playspace at least once a week, more during the summer when it’s 200 degrees outside and the park=child abuse.
Basically, I can’t say enough good things about this place, its staff, the facilities, the kid’s salon and especially the classes. Yes, the boutique is pretty expensive but they carry some cool clothes that you can’t really find anywhere else in town. Besides members get a pretty good discount. We plan on being members as long as we live in Vegas so if you can fathom leaving your dog at home and want a great place to bring the little ones Kidville is it.

I was just killing time waiting for a friend when I spotted this place. I have a small niece and nephew so thought why not check it out. Upon entering I noticed a no dogs allowed sign which I thought was a little odd because Tivoli Village is very dog friendly. But upon entering I saw what I thought were salon stations so maybe it’s some kind of health code rule. I was the only person in the store minus the young lady behind the counter who appeared to be texting but I can’t be sure because she never looked up or even acknowledged I was in the store, even when I was by her at the register. I browsed for a bit, noticed the prices seem extremely high and and still not so much as a hello. I can guaranty won’t ever get my business!

I read some of the reviews from earlier this year about this place and I have to say that I couldn’t disagree more! According to management, Kidville has gone through some serious staffing changes and I think they are for the better. Their current staff are talented, personable and all about the kids. My niece had so much fun at the Rockin’ Railroad class that she could not wait to return the following week. Check out the Fall Semester classes! Tj, one of the conductors, is great!

The place is nice and clean, but the service was horrible that I decided not to finish my sons semester (he still had 5 classes left I paid in full)
For this place to be a success they need to change the staff. MUST BE FRIENDLY TO ALL KIDS AND ADULTS

I was surprised at how horrible the customer service was when I was here. And when i had questions for them they were clueless on in info I wanted. They need to put a gate on the top of the stairs before someone kills themselves. Its sad that they are not on the ball with safety. The place was clean but very small.
Oh.they also make you park your stroller downstairs so if you have a fancy one. bring your lock cuz anyone can walk off with your stroller since no one pays any attention to anything.

I am not impressed with this facility. First off, they are in a dog-​friendly development (Tivoli Village), and when they are busy or have someone who they deem «important» (local news station) in the facility, they are not dog friendly, and will not so kindly ask you to leave. What is even more tacky is that it was not even a member of management who told us to get out of their store due to the fact that «some kids have allergies». Well if that is the case then maybe upper management should have decided not to open in a dog-​friendly development. The truth is, this is a discriminatory retail store, and it is dog friendly when they see fit. If the breed of dog is «offensive» to some people, then they will play the allergy card to get you out of the facility. I have been in the store during the week, with two large dogs and there was no issue, however on the weekend and with a different dog, the story changes. Let me add that, all of these dogs are professionally trained. They are not jumping on anyone, trying to play with children’s toys or rubbing against any of the clothing or fixtures in the store. This is simply a case of a member of the store wanting us out, and losing a customer. I will never patronize this facility again. And in the process will be saving myself a great deal of money due to the high class rates.

Went on a tour of the facility (which is admittedly lovely) but I was not impressed at all by the staff or prices. My 19-​month old was not even permitted to walk around in the baby gym area for more than a minute despite there only being one other child in the entire facility. I simply cannot commit to a 16-​week fee after a mediocre 5-​minute tour.