Crash Crawly’s Adventure Fun Centre

Just visited for my friends kids birthday party and although the kids had lots of fun, it was a disaster. They didn’t care to turn in the AC as it was around 25 degrees outside and probably nearing 30 degrees inside. All the kids were sweaty from the heat. The pizza for the kids came straight out of the oven and was extremely hot. It burned a few kids mouths and tongues. The place was very dirty and the staff was nowhere to be found. I wouldn’t have my kids birthday here.

Had my first visit today for a birthday party.
Overall the kids had fun– as they always do in these sorts of gyms.
The place was extremely loud and crowded. There was no way you could hear the employees speaking over the microphone.
The train was out of service, and it seemed like a few pieces of equipment were broken. It also just seemed to be needing a good cleaning. — while the children had socks on, there were parents climbing through the equipment in bare feet, and it just get grimy. They had a trampoline, but charged $ 2.00 for 3 minutes, which seemed crazy, probably why no one was using it.
Food was standard pizza/​hot dog fare.
Servers were pleasant
My main concern was that exit was not locked and could just be pushed open. Unlike their competitor Kokos, they do not check wrist bands at the time of exit, nor match them with a parent. At the time we left, we just walked through the gate. In an extremely crowded day, this didn’t feel very secure in terms of monitoring kids departing.

I’ve been here a few times the kids seem to really like it. The service is so slow and the employees seem to hide in the back or something. I’m not to sure if it’s family run but there are like 12 year olds running the food part. I waited for 20 mins while the girl was no were to be found i guess she was sitting in the back. That’s what another employee had said. The coffee tastes like warm water. I was really disappointed in the service. The woman at front was running around trying to let every one in and out. It just seems poorly managed and dirty. There are dust and hair and who knows what else hanging from the equipment. This place could use a good scrub down.

Great place for take Kids birthday parties.
We were there our friend’s kids birthday party on Friday 19^th June. I found place was clean and there lots of things for kids to do. However, it was bit disappointing as Train was not working and coin operated activities like car racing was not working.

I just had to review this. I recently took my niece here, had a blast (both of us). I remember coming here ages ago… hasn’t changed much, except for the fact that it’s a lot harder to climb through things. Yes, I did. It was a bit awkward being old, but I had a child cover so it’s all good.
Oh, they black slide, don’t worry it’s not bad at all. Just twice as high and steep as the steepest playground one you’ve been on. Maybe I’m just big, but the place seemed pretty small in terms of variety. Within an hour we went to every crevice and back again.
They have lazer tag which is child and adult friendly, pretty big and cool. You get to put on a big vest and shoot people, it doesn’t get much cooler than that. Just don’t wear white or you’ll stand out… and get shot!
Forget the food, it’s all junk, sodium overload! Come for fun, eat later.

This is an excellent place for kids to release some energy and get some indoor exercise. Unfortunately this place has a lot of dust. They also don’t allow outside food, nor are you allowed any in and out privileges, so you have to buy the food they offer, of which there are no healthy options. Finally, the baby/​toddler designated area is not very well monitored. It says that it’s for kids 3 years and under. When we were there today there were about four or five boys clearly older than 3 hitting each other with balls in the ball pit. It made my two year old daughter very uncomfortable. Overall, I would probably still return as it’s a good option to go to on a rainy day. I would just try to go first thing, when the place opens so that it isn’t so busy.

I went here for a friend’s child’s birthday recently and it has gone downhill over the years. I have been here before and it wasn’t as gross as it is now!
A peed diaper was found in the balls pit, little bits of garbage littered everywhere and the entire place reeked of stale pee! Yuck!
The staff are too busy socializing with each other to care about the safety and cleanliness of this playground. Even when the diaper was found, they seemed very dis-​interested in dealing with it.
Safe your money and save a headache. Don’t take your kids here.

First time at CC today. We love Go Banana’s in Richmond and Fun4Kidz in Richmond. CC was the largest playground, by far, but also the busiest.
While the kids thought it had the most to offer, for me it was not worth the drive (40 minutes from Central Vancouver, compared to 15 – 20 minutes to the other two) for the extras. It has its own concession, which you’d think was a plus, until you realize that Fun4Kidz has a large Food Court with great variety there (not hot dogs, pizza, chicken fingers!!) including Asian foods and healthy choices, and that Go Bananas is near Subway and Old Spaghetti Factory. If you want to go elsewhere from CC, you have to walk’drive at least an industrial sized block to find a fast food restaurant, so you basically have no choice for lunch.
Worst of all, there is a large screen television showing kids’ movies. Fine for a babysitting service like Ikea to have, but for an indoor playground?!! It encourages sedentary behaviour, when you’ve brought your kid all the way out to do some active play. Although it is meant to be a «rest area», you can see the hordes of children sitting there transfixed and staying for hours and hours– why not show short episodes instead of two hour movies? Better yet, get rid of the *@#*& TV altogether please!
We will not be back.

It is a very large playcentre, so if you have kids that range in age, it would be good.
My guy is 3 though, so he wasn’t big enough for a lot of things. We spent the majority of the time in the toddler area. It was a bit dark, dingy and dirty, especially the ball pit. It was also very messy, and the evening we came here, we were the only ones there for at least an hour, no one ever came out to straighten up.
Definitely showing some wear and tear — could use a bit of a spruce up.
Didn’t eat anything there, but saw that they have a large area put aside for parties.

I’ve been to Go Banana’s in North Van & Richmond, Granville Islands Children’s Market and (I think it’s called) the Gator Pit in North Van too (?). CC’s is the largest by far, and for toddlers during Monday — Friday school hours — they basically have it to themselves.
During this time, it’s proven to be perfect for little ones to develop gross motor skills when 4 – 7 year olds may knock them down. I get the $ 50 M-​F access pass, which is good for two-​months. Pretty good value.
Whilst this is the largest and probably the most exciting place I’ve seen — with a train, massive TV, a toddler zone, café and a lasertag area for older children, it needs to be careful about keeping it up to date and clean/​tidy, and believe parents need more training on keeping their areas tidy. Otherwise — CC’s is likely to be a family staple for several years to come!