Rainbow Castle Indoor Playground — Attraction in New York

Let me start off by saying, this was the most fun my family has had since quarantine started. We went mid week, at opening and there were already a few families there. We paid for all day which I'm so glad we did. Seems wild at first, but if you have alot of kids ( I have 4 ) its very needed to explore every corner of this gem. First, I should say mask regulations here are very lax. Seems like its up to you. This would not be a place for anyone who is worried about social distancing. We did try to go at opening to avoid people, but there weren't that many families until about the end of school. Talk about a change in vibe! We left after 5 hours mainly because it got so crazy crowded. So glad we went when it first opened. There were no parties planned for the day, so everyone could eat in the party room on kids chairs. The " sandbox" area was my 2 year old favorite spot. It was also not as popular as some of the other things, so this area was rarely crowded. The ball pit with the projector monitor was really fun. There are games that play on the monitor and you have to throw balls at it. As an adult, I had the most fun on the trampolines. Full weight, full strength, do not worry! My 2 yr old was able to jump to her hearts content and be super safe still. There is a lego wall that was also never crowded. There's a garage under the ball pit slides for ride on toys for toddlers. There's an adorable kitchen area with play foods and not enough play pots. Dress up rack full of clothes, no one touched them for some reason except my kids.vanity area for kids full of super cute fake nail polish and fake everything. Obstacle course being the trampoline is fun but so hard. Didn't see 1 person complete it. The bathrooms are clean and wide open and accessible . The water play area was empty all day long! Come on people! That area is so cool if you look into it. We were able to have food delivered here ( since party room empty) and that made it so much better. With an all day pass, we could have left for food and returned but we ordered burger king instead. Fries arrived soggy to the location. ( I feel like that's a need to know possibility especially with small kids) As we left, the owner gave our kids each a small little toy like bubbles and a slap on bracelet thing. Great experience and I got to feel like a kid again. If you can, go when they first open. The customer base is SO different in the afternoon.Worth the...

4.5 stars. This new indoor play place is located across the street from the old Western Beef and Home Depot. You'll be required to go up a set of stairs as the play place is on the second floor. You can leave your stroller at the bottom of the steps. I did not see an elevator but I wasn't really looking hard.

My first impressions upon entering were very positive as the space is very bright, open and large. They ask everyone to go through temperature check as soon as you enter and then they spray the bottoms of your shoes.

We went on a Saturday at 1pm and surprisingly there was only one other family there. There's so much to do here. They have several play areas: a huge play kitchen behind the lockers, dress up area with costumes and dressing tables, sensory wall for small tots, a few arcade games, a station for toy trains and Legos. One side of the space is taken up by a huge plastic ball pool with three huge slides. The slides are so big that adults can go on it with the kids. Super fun. And older kids can romp in the obstacle course complete with trampolines located in the back.

You can purchase snacks and drinks and eat it while sitting on the kids size picnic tables. There's also a private room for bday parties. I peeked in and saw that it was even equipped with a karaoke machine!

This is one of the nicer indoor play place we've been to in a while. I did take off half a star because I felt that there weren't enough staff policing the large open space. There were plenty of cameras but only one staff person walking around. And we noticed some older kids weren't wearing masks. Not their fault, it should have been the parents and the staff...

This play center is beautiful and has a lot of things to play with. However, I’m very concerned about their lack of covid safety precautions. I walked in and they didn’t even take my temp or my kid’s temp. There were also maybe close to 40 ppl in there and about 6 grown kids running around without masks and 4-5 adults had chin diapers on. The woman at the desk is even looking right at them but does not attempt to tell them to wear masks. The other guy there tried to tell these kids to put on their masks and they purposely ignored him and then I overheard one of the boys tell the rest to ignore the worker and walk away. I also doubt they disinfect everything in there. I saw kids with toys in their mouths! I want to like this place because my son had fun there, but I will not go there again unless they amp up their covid precautions or unless the virus goes away, which I doubt will happen any time soon. At the rate this place is running, it’ll most likely close down because of a...