Went for the first time with my 2.5yr old. There were a handful of other families there and a BUNCH of staff. It was so dull that we left within an hour. Tons of pretend play places, but very limited toys to pretend with (i.e. a Huntington bank section with literally nothing but a desk and a chair - nothing to interact with to pretend being a bank teller). Multiple kitchen areas that were very limited on supplies to actually use the gadgets they had (pizza, dish washing, a mixer for cupcakes but nothing but one silicone cupcake cup, nothing in any of the cupboards or fridges, etc.). There was a station to make your own paper mitten but dull colored pencils and no plastic needle that was shown as required to connect the halves. The bubble station would have been neat but the solution didn’t actually allow for bubbles to be made, especially the large one that supposed to go up and around the kid (got about 8in from the solution before bursting every time). There were four puppets that didn’t actually go together. The bee hive no longer was there. Staff didn’t interact with the kids AT ALL. They weren’t there to show kids what to do, to pretend with them in certain areas, or even to assist in the art project. There was a train table that was larger but could easily be replaced by using the one at the Plainfield township library. I have no idea how any 2-4 yr old would enjoy being there without AMPLE assistance from parents to figure out what is going on and engage the kiddo. It cost me $10 for my kid (and another $10 for myself) to walk around clueless as to what to play with especially since there was more open walking space than there was activities. Very disappointed after all the rave reviews I’ve read and we won’t be returning.