The Enchanted Playhouse351

The Enchanted Playhouse is a perfectly fine indoor play area. It's NOT huge. Some of the pictures they have online would give you the impression it is much bigger than it actually is, but it isn't really all that big (especially if you take out the reception area/bathroom & the snack area. Probably about the size of 2 of your typical McDonald's playplaces, maybe slightly smaller. They have one very large play structure with some tubes, a very big bounce house with a slide and then various other toys. A couple of very small playhouses, a tiny "puppet theater" and a toddler swing/slide combo (that was almost too small for my 2 year old daughter) made up the remainder of the "big" toys to play with. The toddler area is really a non-area. It mostly integrates into all the other toys they have around. It's off to one corner, semi-separate, but not REALLY separate and the majority of the toys didn't have working batteries (so things that were suppose to have lights/noise didn't). Overall, I would happily recommend this place if the admission was cheaper. It wasn't overly crowded when I was there, the other mothers/fathers there were nice, most of the kids fairly well behaved. It had a few fun things for my daughter, but for $7, I felt the price was quite high. I'd say about $5 maximum should be charged for the quality/quantity of play that children get here. The best part is that it is super easy to keep an eye on your child as there is only one big open area for them to play in (with no real "hiding places"). A decent place but not worth what they charge. (I will also note there was no story time or any sort of activity going on while I was there. It was simply kids playing, which is fine, but the impression given above is that there is a lot more going on than is actually typical of the place).