Good Times Park

The best place to take kids anytime of the year. they are open from 7am to 9pm 365 days a year. Thats right 365 days a year. so when everything is closed on Christmas or Thanksgiving this place is not. So if your kids need to get out and run and it is negative Billon out side with a negative billion wind chill this is the place to go. I tell every one I know about this place.

This place is so worth visiting! They have something for every age group! Even adults! Theres a large basketball area with all sorts of basket balls, four square balls, squishy balls, all sorts! A soccor and foot ball area with fake grass, where you can practice throwing or kicking!
Very clean, well laid out, and has plenty of seating if you needed a break from playing!!! They even have a little library area by the toddlers section in case your little one wanted some quiet time!!! There is also clean restrooms, even a nursing area for moms!
Although we didn’t bring food to eat here, they do provide a large section with plenty or tables and chairs, a sink area and also had vending machines. The vending machines had chips and pop or sports drinks that were overly priced, but vending machines usually are! lol
You have to be sure to jump on their bouncy green and yellow mat and have your little one climb into their spider web!!! My 2yrs old had fun building with their blue foam blocks! And my 7yrs old couldn’t get enough of their climber that had multiple slides to choose from!
Parents are free and the price was 8.00 for kiddos!

Cool place for a birthday! Fun was had by all!

Very good for letting the kids run wild until their energy runs out! Lots of variety for the kids to play. Busy sometimes but there’s just more kids! Highly recommend.

We are from out of town, in Minnesota for 2 motnhs. The owner, Bonnie, made it extremely easy to join for just the time we were in town. Not only that, but she emailed me to assure me I wouldn’t be charged after my month was up AND she called at the end of the first day of membership to see how we liked it. Thats excellent customer service! Every time we go, I find the entire place clean and welcoming. I was skeptical about the concept of an unstaffed indoor playground. How would they keep it clean? How would they keep bad people out? The whole place is discreetly camera monitored so you aren’t uncomfortable yet remain safe. This park is very well maintained with what I assume must be expensive, stage of the art play areas. I always meet a mom or two to chat with while my kids play which is a great bonus. I was given a code when I paid online and I had no trouble getting in… what else??? I just really love and enjoy the place, as well as my four and one year olds. I think it’s probably best for kids about 1– 10 or 11 I wish there was one in Texas where we live full time. If my husbands job sends us back to mn in the future, we will definitely go back

This place is awesome! The bouncer is great! There are also plenty of good food spots near by for lunch or dinner. You can even bring you food back and eat it in the eating area if you want!

I have 2 kids; ages 18 months and 4. We were in MN from CA and the weather was brutally chilly over Thanksgiving. I think we went on a day that wasn’t part of the weekend holiday but there were still quite a few people there (mostly moms and kids). We had such a great time!
The pay kiosk wasn’t my favorite but I didn’t find it hard to use or too time consuming at all. Paying in advance is probably always best with young kids though :)
I really appreciated seeing other moms clean up any messes left behind as it is a self service park. I found it to be incredibly clean and I loved how many play areas there were! There is a giant jumper (not a bounce house but like a large «mound») in the middle and it was big enough for even my smaller one to jump around a bit on her own. I can see that part getting a little iffy when bigger kids are around, though.
There is a basketball area with tons of various sized balls and different size hoops, I saw a room with a bunch of foam in it, but we didn’t even make it there.
There is also a really big lunch room area! You could make a full day out of this place! There were lots of picnic tables set up so it’s a non issue to bring some pb&j or snacks. I saw a room with cleaning supplies and there are a few jungle gyms — for different aged kiddos
I would 100% bring my kids back to this park! I wish I could open one in California!

If you have kids 3 or under, do not go on the weekend in the winter. I repeat, do not go on the weekend in the winter!
We went here on a Saturday at 4pm and it was completely, totally, utterly bonkers. Hardly a square foot of free space anywhere, which was a shame as the amenities looked really cool. We braved the crowds for an hour and then left because we’d had enough. It was exhausting making sure our 2 year old wasn’t trampled by older, rougher kids completely oblivious of how to play nicely around the little ones.
However, Monday morning’s experience was far, far better. Ample space! No 10 year old boys doing suicidal maneuvers on the huge trampoline at everyone’s expense! A basketball court free of grown men showing off! Hooray.
The floor is nice and cushy for tots, it’s kept quite clean (although I’m sure it’s still a total germ fest so don’t forget to wash your hands when you leave). I wish it wasn’t out in the boondocks, but we’ll probably continue to go there weekly until the outdoor parks are free of slush.
As far as the check-​in system goes, I didn’t have an issue with the computer self-​serve system. Each time it worked the first time and was easy and self-​explanatory. Next time we go, though, I’ll pre-​register online at home. Not sure what everyone else is complaining about.

The kids love this place. It has wide open spaces between the equipment so there is plenty of room to run. It is clean and has lots of variety of play equipment. Of course, the favorite is the bounce pillow.
The parent experience is another story. I was super annoyed the first time I went to the park, not knowing it was «self-​service» and what exactly that means. Imagine two computer kiosks in a tiny entryway, you sit down and try to figure out the login process, enter all your personal info (even though it doesn’t store your username/​password for next time if you are just paying for one day), meanwhile your toddler is getting anxious seeing all the cool stuff inside. I highly recommend paying from home before you go.
Overall, I don’t mind the price or that it is unstaffed inside, but could you please consider the customer experience for getting in? Rule of thumb: you shouldn’t make it difficult to take people’s money (i.e. get a better POS system and have a staff member in the entrance during core hours). Even SnapFitness and those other 24-​hour, self-​use places have one staff person onsite during core hours.