My Size City — Attraction in Quakertown

We've come here several times now - once when my son was about 14 months old, a lot after he turned 2, and this past weekend we had this 3rd birthday party here. It was hard when he was very little (I was worried some of the bigger kids would knock him over), but once he got a little older and was more into imaginative play, he loved it.

Having his birthday party here was the best thing ever. It was easy to book. There's a pizza place 2 doors down that I was able to set up delivery with, making catering a breeze. The staff was so kind and helpful. We've been to other play places like this where the hosts have to bring in everything from their car, but here they have staff who help you take things from your car inside, and will help bring stuff back out to your car at the end of the party. There was plenty of time to setup and clean up, so I didn't feel rushed. Most importantly, my son had a great time playing with all his friends. I appreciate everything they did to make it easy for me so I could focus on my...

We’ve gone to my size city a handful of times since we first heard about it maybe six months ago. For a kids venue, this place is SO convenient to parents/caretakers. Unlike other children’s “museums” the play areas are on the edges of the large room, centered with tables for adults to sit and see their children from any angle. You can even bring your own food! You can tell that this was designed by a mother. We ended up throwing our three-year-old’s birthday party here last week and it went so smoothly. The owners, Heather and Aaron, made everything so convenient for us. We basically brought everything we wanted to bring and they set it up for me. They directed people to the room with the pizza and cake with a microphone. They cleaned up everything as the party went along and even loaded the car with presents and leftovers at the end. I would strongly suggest anyone thinking of making a trip here or considering having a...

WHAT A CUTE PLACE 🎉

Brought my 4.5 year old son here on a Friday morning. I was going nuts because it's all mini versions of real things and places. But more importantly, it's a large, clean space for kids to run around and get into different things of differing themes and intricacies. You can see the whole space from anywhere inside, and they are definitely ADA friendly (it's even called out on the FAQ, which I loved!). The woman working did not hesitate to point out the handicap accommodations (e.g. there is a ramp leading up to the stage, all the entranceways are large enough to fit a wheelchair). My son uses an anterior walker, and he was thrilled to play in such a spacious area. He just dove right in and had no trouble navigating the space at all. It was $13 for him and for me total (price of a child included one adult). Can't wait to go back and bring my husband, two year old daughter, and baby #3 who...