Hop Skip Jump Indoor Play Space

What a great space! I came here early one afternoon in late fall to play with my niece, and I was super impressed.
I liked the divided play spaces. My little playmate just turned three, so the toddler space up front was great as a warmup and cool down space (tbh mainly for me; I was pooped by the end of it!). Huge variety of activities and abilities. My niece has a few mobility issues and she enjoyed herself just as much as any other child there (which I appreciate and loved seeing).
The café is a nice addition, offering something for everyone’s tastes. We had grilled cheese sandwiches and they came with a little side of fresh veggies.
The whole space just works! Bright, colourful, clean… we’ll definitely be back!

We went here with my two boys… They do not enforce rules what so ever. My 1 year old was consistently knocked over by children over the age of 4 in the 4 and under area. When I went over to the desk to complain about it the ladies there didn’t even flinch from their cell phones. Duajj I think was one of the names I know it was du but can’t remember the rest of the spelling. She did not leave her cell phone screen the whole 3 hours we were there. I noticed her eyes slightly glanced to the older kids and by her response I can only assume they were the owners kids as once more older children can up she was sure to kick those children out. I think we will stick to Rebel space where rules are enforced and the staff isn’t consumed by their cell phones. Very disapointed as the facility its self is clean and great but the staff don’t seem to care.

Great place. Lots of fun for the kids. Mine are 8 and 10 and had a great time for hours. It’s a little on the pricey side so coming often is not an option but once or twice a year it’s great. As a side note, and I have no idea why, but when you walk in, this place reeks! You get used to it after an hour or so but every time I walk in, it stinks like horse crap. It’s weird because it’s very clean but the smell? Ugh…

Where was this place when I was a kid?! Seriously though this place was so needed in the West End. This is a huge, very well-​equipped indoor play space. This place is part theme park/​part play place. I spent three hours with the kids and I still had to pull them out at the end when the place was closing and there were things we ran out of time to try. There is so much to do: slides, places to climb, crawl. jump, shoot each other with soft foam balls (?) basically all the activities kids love to do in the cold weather when it is hard to find a place for them. Parents of toddlers note: there is a separate area for toddlers so they don’t get bowled over by bigger kids. For the parents, there is Wifi and about a dozen comfy chairs at the front where parents can watch over the play structure. Plus a café with hot drinks and foods tailored for the kiddos.
I gave them five stars– my first experience was that positive– but a few things stuck out to me: the play structure is huge and it can be easy to lose sight of your kids. It would be helpful if they had video cameras set up and screen set up in the parent section so it was easier to keep an eye on your kids. Also, I get that having the monopoly on food is a money maker but it would be nice to allow people to bring their own; particularly since there didn’t seem to be any gluten free items on the menu. I was also surprised that the air guns in the ball area are as loud as they are. I would be a bit wary of effects on hearing over long term use. And a finally, big one for me is that they need some kind of membership pricing options asap.
They just opened and are obviously working out the kinks. And at $ 12.99 for 5+ years olds and $ 9.99 for toddlers the prices are higher, than any of the existing play places, but this place has it all and you could easily spend they day there and not get bored. There is no comparison! I know we will be living here until Spring.