NUThin’ but GOOD TIMES!

Went for the first time today. It was a weekend day and my daughter is 14 months old. Most of the staff seemed very young except for the lady at the gate that stamped your hand. She was very nice and told me a little about the place and said if I had any more questions just come and ask her.
There was a lot of older kids (6 – 8 year olds). I felt like my daughter was going to get trampled on. It was very loud and I didn’t feel like it was to clean. I know that is was a weekend so there were birthday parties going on and that contributed to everything.
We stayed in the smaller kids area but there was no gate to keep the bigger kids out and to keep the little kids in.
My biggest complaint was that I sat my daughter on a bench near the coat closet to put her shoes on and there was a electric outlet next to her with no child safety plugs in it. I told the young girl at the desk about it and she said she was going to tell her boss. I hope she does.
So overall it was not bad I just think it’s better for children that are a bit older.

We went with my brother and my niece. I like that it doesn’t cost very much to get in for both the kid and myself. I like that I can do up there and it’s really clean. Beside one tear there really wasn’t much wear and tear to the place. It’s very clean other wise. I like that there is a separate area but think they should try to restrict the age because the other kids were knocking down the younger kids. However, I love it overall and look forward to going back because my 3 year old had a lot of fun

Visiting grandma so we decided to get out of the house for a while and stumbled upon Nuthin But Fun. I disagree with many other reviews regarding two major complaints. First, the admission cost is comparable to any other place like this and two, there was plenty of staff walking around monitoring play.
That being said, this place is pretty much a glorified Mc D’s playland on a bigger scale. I would have rated it 3 stars but my kids are having a blast, so what do I know. I would come back in the Winter next time we visit.

A great idea and kids seem to be having fun. No enforcement of the rules by the staff when we visited. Older kids in the toddler area including an adult throwing the big balls in the area. Signs show be posted in all toddler areas and staff should watch for poor and bad behavior by the older kids. Bad behavior should not have to be reported by us as guests. Most parents were good but some were sitting there not taking their eyes off their cell phones. I guess they have no interest in watching their kid have a good time or want to be involved in their kids playing time.

This is an indoor fun activity place. With slides, obstacles, Bouncy balls too! Really fun I recommend it. Not like other places I have been to like cowabunga’s, where it’s all blow up stuff, which is very fun too. But this has so much stuff that you could not even get bored-​at all. Not to mention the food and drinks. It is a little dangerous and unsupervised but if your kid is careful all should go well. I give this place a four star rating.

Had a birthday party here for my 6 year old daughter. She lived it and so did we! They take care of everything for you. It’s really a great experience.

Overpriced and unexceptional party packages available. If your paying that kind of money, you would expect to not have to share with strangers. They remain open to the public despite having multiple parties at the same time. I was unimpressed and wouldn’t recommend this place.

I really want to like this place, but everytime we go, it’s a disappointment. We’ve only been here twice, but after both visits my kids got sick. The food area is dirty and I highly doubt they thoroughly clean the play structure frequently. I also got spoken to for feeding my baby food that was not purchased from them. I was feeding him baby food. Seriously?! I really wish it was a better place.

This place sucks. I was roped into going here with friends who live nearby. I don’t, so it was a LONG drive for us, but that’s neither here, nor there. Upon arriving, I see a giant sign on the door saying «NO STROLLERS». Great. Looking forward to lugging around a 23lb non-​crawling baby AND having to watch/​play with my 4 year old. There were maybe 5 kids in the entire place on this day and I asked if they could make an exception this once. Nope. «It’s a fire hazard» Really? Because we go to Imagine That all the time, and it’s not a fire hazard there or in any other play space. Then, I have to lay my baby on the dirty floor so I can help my other child get her shoes off… then I have to fill out a form… then I have to pay for myself, my 4 year old and MY IMMOBILE BABY (who was still laying on the floor through all this). wtf?! Seriously? Oh, and I was unaware I too would have to wear socks, and had to buy those too or I wouldn’t be allowed in. again– seriously? No other play space (and we’ve hit them all by now) makes adults wear socks too! BS. Now, this is the best part–
I put baby in a high chair and proceed to give him some of those little baby puffs– you know, the teeny tiny ones that melt in their mouths, and I give him his bottle, which on this day happened to have prune juice in it because he needed it. We all know what prune juice is used for w/​a baby, so no need to go into detail. A staff member comes over, and says I can’t give him his baby puffs because of «allergies» and that outside drinks are not allowed. So I asked, was I meant to buy a baby bottle there then? and was told «We don’t sell those» so I asked if that made sense that a baby would be denied the opportunity to eat or drink and was told «those are the rules». I then asked would they prefer that I give my toothless baby a slice of pizza to eat then? Again– «those are the rules» Well, I told the kid where he can shove his rules and to use some common sense. Never coming here again. It’s a total joke staffed by incompetent people unable to use common sense. Can you imagine bullying a parent for feeding an infant?
Oh, and it was humid as hell out and no air conditioning. I hope this place closes down.

We’ve been here twice with a toddler — once when she was three and again after she turned four.
This is a great place to bring a kid if they need to run off their steam indoors, especially during the cold months. The play area is huge, and, luckily, big enough for adults to fit should their child beg them to play with them. In addition to the big play area, which is recommended (by the establishment) for ages 4+, they have two sections blocked off to have up to two birthday parties at once, and two small play areas for younger children.
The play area is amazingly clean for a place that hosts dozens of children at any given time.
Two things I’m not crazy about:
First, the bathrooms. The place is made for children as young as 2 or 3 years old, so why aren’t any of the sinks in the bathroom at their level? The women’s bathroom has (if I remember correctly) four sinks, all of which are at the appropriate height for adults. Even malls have child-​height sinks, so why not a place that’s designed for children?
Second, supervision. I don’t agree with anybody in the past reviews who place 100% blame for lack of supervision on the estabilishment. Personally when we bring our child there we watch her, though she can generally handle her own. Most parents have their eyes on their iPads or cell phones more than their children, which I find disturbing. We books with us, but we always have one eye out on our kid. The parents need to take more responsibility for their children. If someone brings their kid to an outdoor playground, they are responsible for the kid’s safety; nobody else.
However, what I do agree with is that the staff should be more alert for when kids are injured or if there are rules being broken. If a parent fails, it should be up to the staff to see when children are pushing, shoving, etc., and decide whether or not to allow the child to stay in the play area.
The nice thing is that in my two experiences, I’ve yet to see kids being pushed around or injured.
Overall, I think this place is great — a total haven for us on a cold day when we all need to just get out of the house.

This place is very shady. Extremely poor customer service. Beware… there are MANY other more reputable indoor play places. When your young child leaves without his shoes because they were stolen… it really is not worth it for other parents to take the risk. It’s an extremely high price to pay for a sub par play place. This speaks volumes about the customers that go to this place and the management! STAY FAR AWAY!

There are some good and bads with this place. I have been 15 times or so. First and foremost be careful with your kids. The play areas are not supervised and most kids are not watched by their parents. I have a two year old who is constantly pushed and knocked over. Yesterday an older kid maybe four said another kid kept punching him and could I make him stop. I told him I was sorry but there was nothing I could do. The time before 11 year olds were kicking balls trying to kick them over the slides. We could not go anywhere near the large slides because of this. $ 135 a quarter for membership is pretty steep. As a side not i am a member of the Facebook page and love seeing announcements about events but please stop advertising other companies like financial institutions and hair salons.
The good is that the place is big, clean. There is wi-​fi and parking. It is open every day. There is a smaller kid area.
As an added note: I just came back from this place today. The usual. A non supervised kid kocked into my kid at full speed. After yelling at the kid then his mother for not watching him I noticed my kid’s mouth was full of blood and he had a full black eye. It was a brutally hard hit. So much for renewing my membership here. My 3 star review is being changed to a 1 star. This place is dangerous. I am hoping nothing is broken.

i was 13 when i went and i had a blast with my little cousins who had a terrific time!!! it was a good time

My son loves coming here, it’s much to take little ones during the week when the older kids are in school as it can get crazy in there. It’s also great the I can climb with my son who is 2.

We’ve now been to Nuthin’ But Good Times twice.
First off, the play area is awesome. It’s a huge climbing structure, adults are welcome on it, and it’s a nice change from the bounce house places popping up all over the place. The building was an old roller rink, so it’s huge inside and it’s open for free play all the time.
A few things to be aware of, however. They do host birthday parties, up to 2 at a time, so it can get REALLY busy inside if you go at a time when there are multiple parties happening. The parking lot isn’t big enough to support the amount of people, and people end up parking on the driveway out to the street.
The kids there seem to range in age from 1 to maybe about 7 or 8, which can be a little tough if you bring smaller ones.
The biggest downside to this place has to be the lack of any supervision in the play area, however. They do not post a SINGLE staff person to watch the play area. Most of the staff seems to be high school aged, and they are either running the front desk or the parties. Unfortunately, most of the parents aren’t watching their kids either. All too often there are kids climbing back up the slides as other kids are sliding down, or hitting each other with the big bouncy balls, or pushing little kids out of the way inside the climbing structure.
They also seem to embrace parents not supervising their children. They provide wifi and other ‘business’ services which makes it seem that they are perfectly ok with parents bringing their children, and letting them play while the parent sits and does work.
Overall? Fantastic play structure but potentially unsafe environment. Until they start providing staff to watch the play area or actively encouraging parents to do the same, the appeal is limited.

Albeit a «fun» time for kids, I was sincerely disappointed a water bubbler was not provided. I even asked for a paper cup at the concession stand and was told they weren’t allowed to give out cups. So unless you want to pull your kids out to your vehicle each and every time they get thirsty (which trust me, is often, it’s a very «active» structure) be prepared to shell out another $ 1.25+ for water. I know this seems trivial, but the kids do go through a ton of water running around this place. I always bring water when we’re on the go, but sadly, nothing «outside» was allowed in. Seems a bit opportunist for me.

Very clean
Very clean. Wonderful space. Took three kids: ages 15, 10, and almost two. Everyone had a wonderful time and can’t wait to go back. Thought we’d miss the crowd going at 10:30a on a Sunday, but packed with people. The reason the driveway isn’t next to the old sign is they’ve redone a new driveway.

I took my two grandchildren there on a Saturday. It was clean, well supervised and the children (10 and 6) had a good time. My only complaint was that there are no water fountains available and kids get thirsty. While I have seen worse prices, I resent being forced to buy something as basic as water. Since no food or beverages can be brought in, patrons are forced to buy children water.

If you see the sign on D.W., coming from Rt. 3, the chance is good that you drove by the entrance. The sign is 40 feet beyond the driveway.
We went on Sunday and the first thing we noticed, was that cars were parked on the road into and out of the place. Inside, the entrance and exit share the same door — not usually a big deal, except when you have to pay, take your kids shoes/​jackets off, or dress them back up, it’s a rough situation, especially with only one small bench.
The nice entrance girl insisted on stamping our hands us with a tiny matching symbol — «to keep us all together.» I’d see bracelets, but not stamps, plus my little one still eats her hands, so we had to stamp her arm, under her shirt sleeve; it didn’t quite make sense to me.
The average age looked to be around 6 for the ‘older’ kids and adults were walking around, playing on the structures, as well as hanging out on the comfy chairs; kids were running around crazily & we witnessed quite a crash over the rope, onto the hard floor.
In the toddler area, it was less hectic, but busy nonetheless. We brought a 10-​month old, as crawlers were welcome according to the website. Unfortunately, we were the only crawler at that time & she’ll have to be really walking next time we go – it’s really not a place for crawlers.
The food menu was quite robust — sandwiches, soups and even Shepherd’s Pie, reasonably priced too — as witnessed from the end of the line. We didn’t eat, but I’d consider it the next time. The structures were solid, kids & adults all over them and they barely wiggled — which was a comforting sight. They had big screen TVs, but they weren’t on.
Both Adults and kids have to pay admission & they have some unusual remittance policies on their website … but for another day.
My review is an «OK» for now, maybe it’ll be better when my crawler is a walker.