Explore. Move. Play.
Our Open Play sessions give children a safe, exciting space to climb, jump, balance, explore, and build confidence through active play. Whether you're looking to burn off energy, meet other families, or introduce your little one to movement, Open Play is the perfect opportunity.
Who Can Attend?
Open Play is designed for young children from walking age through 6 years old. Older siblings are welcome to attend as long as they are respectful of younger children, use equipment safely, and follow all staff guidelines. Children must be supervised by a parent or caregiver at all times.
What to Expect
- Safe, age-appropriate mats, obstacles, and movement equipment
- Open exploration at your child's own pace
- A clean, welcoming environment
- A fun way to build coordination, strength, confidence, and social skills
Safety First
To help keep everyone safe, children should use equipment as intended and follow staff directions.
Pricing
Members
​   First Child - $15
  Additional Children - $10 each
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Non-Members
  First Child - $20
  Additional Children - $15 each
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Monthly Open Play Membership
  Members - $50 per month
  Non-Members - $60 per month
Common Questions & Safety
Do I need to register?
We recommend registering in advance to reserve your spot, though walk-ins are welcome if space is available.
Can siblings attend?
Siblings are welcome! We ask that older children help create a safe environment by being mindful of our younger participants. Staff may ask children to modify activities or use designated equipment to ensure everyone's safety.
Can I drop my child off?
No. A parent or caregiver must remain in the facility for the duration of Open Play.
What if my child has never done acro or dance?
No experience is necessary! Open Play is designed for children of all abilities to explore, play, and have fun.
Safety Guidelines
To help keep everyone safe, children should use equipment as intended, follow staff directions, and treat others with kindness and respect. Staff members are available to supervise the play area but are not a substitute for parent supervision.