Dizzy Castle

It's so much fun for my 2.5 year old. They have a snack bar and good selection of food items. The play structure is a little run down, but overall very stable and fun

My three year old loves this place and has never gotten sick after coming here, (honestly it probably helps build his immunity up). We have been here around eight times. It’s a fun spot, although I would agree the behavior of the older children could be better. I will not mark the place down for it because the blame is on the parent, not the place.

A great place to whittle away the rainy Vancouver, WA days with the kids. Indoor play structures for days where the kids go feral and you can sit back and watch Lord of the Flies emerge in real life. Just kidding. The kids will be fine and sooner than later you will find yourself climbing around and shooting foam balls at everyone's kids in a epic war. Always brings out the kid in me and love to plunk down some cash here to see the kids get active in playtime.

Overall, this place served my 4 year old son for almost 2 hours with cool tunnels and slides etc. Areas are quite clean and kids tend to be well watched by their parents. It seems to work well for babies as separate space is provided for them which isn't allowed for bigger kids to get in. Food and snacks are overpriced. However, considering that approx. $14 is the whole day pass, it is definitely worth spending more money on that.

My 2 year old had a lot of fun. The toddler area was interesting to him as it was all "his size" and he could play alone. We ventured into the main area and were able to go down the VERY FAST green slides and play with the foam balls. I think he would enjoy himself a lot more in a couple more years, but it was worth the $6.99 to try something new.

We went at 9am sharp on a Saturday so it was pretty empty, just a few older kids. By 10am the birthday parties started rolling in so we booked it out of there.