Puzzles Fun Dome

Went this past weekend and took my 9 year old and her friend. We paid $ 25 admission for both of them. Pretty pricey on the weekend in my opinion.
For this price they both were able to use the giant slides and all the bounce houses. We were told they could also use The Masterpiece Theatre but the kids didn’t bother with that section. Their energy was being used on slides and jumping; they didn’t want to stop and sit and watch The Garfield movie. The problem with this place is that for that hefty price, what I just mentioned is it. In order to be able to use the bungee area, it’s an additional $ 7. In order to use the mini zipline, it’s an additional $ 7. Comic Hoops– an additional $ 4. By the way I saw zero people using these extra attractions. The kids did want to use the arcade area and so back to the desk I went to buy some tokens. I only got a small amount of tokens and I’m glad I did. The arcade though enjoyable for one round, is very small and limited in game options.
This place does have a toddler section, similar to a play area you may find at a mall. Not sure if there is a cost to that but it’s cool that it’s an option for the parent to wait there with the toddler while older siblings go and play. Wouldn’t surprise me if there was cost though. It cost me 50 cents just to get a cup of water. But that beats the outrageous prices on the vending machines.
This place is ok. The kids enjoyed it… for a short while. They stated that they wished there was more to do. And for having spent over $ 30 on admission and just a few games at the arcade, I had the same wish.

I want to like this place more than I do, but my tots LOVE it. It seems clean, organized, and well-​supervised. Great place for a birthday party, and I love having this place as an option for rainy days, etc.
However, it’s a bit pricey for a family night out. I used a $ 25 groupon for entrance and tickets, then $ 20 in tokens (we didn’t use them all), and then $ 6 for two little ice cream sandwiches. We only stayed for about 2 hours. Wish we could bring in outside food and drinks, and/​or they offered healthier options and a larger menu.
My tots were too small/​young for some of the activities (zipline, hoops, etc.), but they enjoyed the token games, bounce houses, big bounce slide, and indoor play gym. We even tried a round of mini golf.
Overall, I love the idea of this place, and maybe I’ll try the childcare in the future.

Pretty nice for a couple energetic kids. They work very hard to vacuum as much money out of your pocket as possible, which is annoying, but if you can maintain some sort of discipline, you can maintain it relatively cheaply.
Avoid the token games, which are pointless; avoid the cosmic basketball, which is rip-​off; avoid the crazy mini-​golf, which can’t be bothered with nine holes, much less 18. You might consider the cosmic bowling, if you like bowling. On the weekends, there are things like Euro Bungee.
If you’re going to buy anything from the café, get the funnel cake.

Kids jump around and bounce from place to place. Parents mill about to catch glimpses of their kids’ heads bobbing up and down to the beat of Justin Bieber or the latest Glee album. Lots of sweaty, happy kids with the occasional tantrum thrown in for good measure.
A little pricey on weekends but not bad during the week, Puzzles is a decent place to stop by when you’re just wanting to burn off a little of that adolescent weekend energy that starts to back up on a rainy day.

Went to Puzzles today with my 4 year old son — had a day off. We had a wonderful time. Admission is very reasonable — $ 6 for him. Adults are free. He played on the Bouncies for about 2.5 hours. He was exhausted. Also, we had the pizza and breadsticks which were surprisingly QUITE tasty. We also played some token games– again very fun.
My only negative comments:
Towards the end, they opened the back door to bring in equipment for another bouncy. Great, for development. but it is in the teens outside (BRRRR) and the kids were running around everywhere. I was quite worried about the safety, and I dont know why they could not wait until after hours.
Also, this place is also a daycare. So, there is a separate area for the child care. However, they roped off the bathrooms for about 15 minutes because the child care kids were using them. Bravo for safety, but not so good for my 4 year old who is holding himself trying not to have an accident.
***All in all, will probably go back. Enjoyed it***