Play-In

I have been coming here with my two kids since they open, I have seen employees come and go thru out the years and most of them have been very nice like the black girl with the braces whom is a sweetheart, but the Hispanic one with the glasses, braces and die hair is a total rude bitch and makes me not want to come back, hope the owner reads this reviews and ask her to tone it down, smile and try to be pleasant with us paying customers who pay her salary.
Other than that, my little one enjoys this place very much.
Nina, I am not interested in engaging on a two way conversation with something that is very simple, I only wrote what I think and the way I express my self is not the issue here, nor it is for you to judge, this is not communist China.
It is up to you to do something with that employe or simply ignore my observation.

A great place to take your kids on a rainy day! Pricing was reasonable for all day play. Although, without any staff to supervise, some of the alternate activities (painting, zip line, etc.,) weren’t available.

I first came across play in as a parent. I took my son there and he was thrilled. The space is set up in a safe way that a large age range of children can enjoy. Not only are they physically active but they’re sensory development is being enhanced by a variety of activities. Later I taught there as a yoga teacher. The staff was great to work with and the owner truly strives to incorporate positive activities. They also offer a variety of extra curriculum classes, therapy and workshops for parents. They believe in the involvement of parents and the community.
The only down fall is that the place can at times get crowded making parents anxious regardless it is a lovely space especially on a raining day. This area truly needed something like this, for children and family to grow in the Art District community.

My kids love Play In! Whether it’s for a school day out camp, a birthday party or just a few hours of open play they are always thrilled to go! There are tons of activities to keep them busy and in the summer it’s a great option instead of sweating outside! Highly recommend!

I want to start off by saying that this is a nice place, just not for me. Perhaps I went at a bad time of day and the weekends would be better but when i went during a weekday afternoon it wasn’t a very good experience. There looks to be some kind of day camp with older kids thats run by the staff. At the time i went i was the only mom there with my 20 month old son. he was so excited to go in and play but alot of that (all actually) is for older kids. Not for toddlers. A shame there was no toddler area. Also my son really just wanted to interact with the kids bc he never gets to do that but the kids saw him as an outsider and a nuisance which to me was hard to watch because he’s just a sweet little guy who wants friends. The staff was nice but I just felt like we were complete outsiders and did not feel welcomed.
I think if you have older kids its a blast. Or if you enroll them in the camp. The kids all seemed happy and having a good time.
the 2 stars is not for this establishment. its just for my experience.
you know, after thinking about it for a few days i wanted to edit this. This place is essentially one room (they do have a «sensory room» with a few things in it and a lunchroom but essentially its just one big room. great for big kids (like the ones that were there). they have a ball pit, a zip line, trampolines, foam blocks for building, really fun stuff if you’re older. but i really WISH they would have told me, oh hey i don’t know if this is the place for your 1yr old to play. there’s NOT a toddler section for him. but no, they just charged me $ 12 and let me go in. i kinda wish there was more information on who this is for. i’m telling you now, its not for toddlers. but if you have older kids (4 and up) they’d love it.

This place is awesome! It is non-​stop fun. If you want to keep your kids active and have them burn off that wonderful kid energy, bring them here. It is really a physical place, not much for the creative side; although, they do have a simple art area.
Only issue for me though, but tolerable, was that it does have an awkward «foot» smell, so maybe a deodorizer for the floor/​area to neutralize the smell a bit.

I love taking my toddler here, and we’ve been coming even before she could walk. It’s not the best place for infants, but toddlers through young children will love playing here. The zip line looks so fun!

Excellent location, We dropped off the kids while we went to the artwalk, they had a great time, the place is clean, the personal is so friendly, we’ll be back again. Yes a little pricey but ok.

My little cousin had such a good time. The kid’s really enjoy the simple yet fun toys they have. Nothing too over the that could overload the child’s sensors and cause them to feel overwhelmed and freak out. Its a steal of a deal also. went on a week night and got in for just $ 10 and found out that classes are only $ 20. My cousin was so tuckered out when we left she was out b4 we even got to the 95. Great location and we had a great time!

My daughter loveeessss this place. She calls it the special play ground. It is well worth the money, you can be there for hours of awesome fun !! Give your kids a treat and take them here. Good for rainy days and if you want to enjoy Art Walk in Wynwood, drop the kids off here and explore! Trust me your kid will thank you!

Very cool place! Our 6 year old had a blast but kids of all ages will enjoy. They cab slide on a zip line into a ball pit, climb on nets, bounce around and lots of other things too.
The only reason I gave them 2 stars is that I and a couple with a baby were waiting outside in the hot sun for ten minutes ringing the doorbell (they have to buzz you in). Finally, a girl came to let us in. I told her we’d been out there waiting forever. She didn’t apologize, just said, yeah when we’re running the zip line the two of us here have to be there. First, say sorry. Second, owners — don’t be cheap. Hire a person to run the front so your customers aren’t left outside waiting.
Otherwise, I would have given it 4 stars!

Your kids will play and you will play with them! Stimulating environment, totally fun. I also like that it’s not a café where moms sip coffee whilst Jr. is off wreaking havoc alone and unsupervised.
I’m giving you only 4 stars because I’d like to see more staff in your main playroom. There’s lots of big kids and little kids in there and someone to help organize and monitor (in addition to parents) would be great. I not asking you to break up sharing fights but when an 8 year old mows down an 18 month old, it reflects badly that there’s few staff members on the floor.
This place is charming, really. Go.

Wonderful concept, lots of fun for kids and plenty of flexible ways for parents to take advantage of what the facility offers. The down-​side is the parking. Only street parking was available, and this area’s streets are high crime. My car was broken-​into while I attended a party one Sunday morning and I was parked right outside the window. Would give 5 stars if secured parking or street security of some kind were present/​offered.

My kids love this place. My only complaint is maybe better parking sometimes it is hard to park and have to walk a few blocks. This would be OK but the streets can be busy. Otherwise great!

This place is the absolute best for parents and kids. A safe environment for kids to get all of their energy out. No shortage of fun here. Birthday parties are welcomed also. The perfect solution for kids stuck inside on a rainy day. Check out there camps also. My kids ask me to take the m every weekend. Indoor playground in miamis wynwood district.

I have parent envy. And then I wish I was about 5 years old again. Either way, that would be how to max one’s time at Play-​In. This facility is set up like a mini club, complete with check in desk. It’s Pay to Play, that’s open 6 days a week. The facility describes it’s warehouse full of hammocks and rope lines and swings as «multi-​sensory activity.» Cheesh. Though its offerings include yoga for kids, homework help, speech therapy, and other unseemly yet hip things, Play-​In is simply one of the most inviting indoor playgrounds around.

I brought my 8yr old nephew when he came to visit from out of town. He had a really great time. He specially enjoyed the zip line and the trampolin. The staff has very attentive eventhough they were also working another kid’s birthday party. I have recommended Play-​in to my friends and they have booked their child’s parties here. They had wonderful experiences.
They also have a drop off program on gallery night and are also starting a movie night.

It’s Saturday morning and its raining. My son and niece want to do something fun but in Florida fun=outdoors. So I pull out my Unilocal app and type in SEARCH: Kids. Long behold, Playin appears. Only 1 review, from a Elite Unilocaler, why not check it out?
The location is a little sketchy. However, if you are use to the art district/​midtown area, you know there is nothing to fear. Playin is located directly across the street from Joey’s and Wynwood Kitchen. For some reason, this gives me comfort. It can’t be that scary right? I mean I have been to both these places at night.
The place itself is amazing. My son and niece must have thanked me 100x’s for bringing them. They have slides, building blocks, swings, and even a zip liner. Why I had I not discovered this place sooner?
Downsides–
I thought it was a little expensive. $ 15.00 per kid. Sure it is an all day pass but the place isn’t HUGE. However, I wasn’t too upset because they didn’t charge my entrance. I have been to kid places where they actually charge for the parents as well. So I gave Playin their star back.
There are no food or drinks served. Therefore, if the kids become hungry or thirsty you have to leave. They do give you the option to come back but once you leave the premises to eat, you want to move on to other things so for us coming back was not an option. Therefore, I paid $ 30 for about an hour and a half of play time.
Overall it was a great experience. Next time, I will bring the kids with their tummy’s full so that they can get more play time in.

Cool parents Dade-​wide, listen up! An alternative approach to the indoor play experience has arrived. Yup, you can cross Chuck E Cheese off the list for birthday party venues this year. At Play-​In, the focus is more about ‘multi-​sensory activity’, and less about the concern of how dirty that den of balls your kid is invisibly immersed in right now. Ew. They even have special event workshops, and of course, daily open indoor play hours, and after school recreational therapy & programs (Talk about an alternative method for ‘teaching discipline’- — Yup! They have an interactive workshop w/​parents & kids for that). On my personal to do list here: Throw ZZ (my little one) a birthday party, test out the Yoga for Kids (which includes a half our of indoor play after the class), and for those long weeks of closed school coming up: «Holiday Day Camps».