Sandy Land
Indoor playground, Amusement center in Madison, Alabama
Address: 10971 County Line Rd UNIT F, Madison, AL 35758
Price Range: $$
About this business
Address: 10971 County Line Rd UNIT F, Madison, AL 35758
Sandy Land in Madison, Alabama offers a diverse indoor playground featuring multiple play zones including ball pits, water tables, and sand areas for creative exploration. The facility includes designated spaces for imaginative play with various activity centers and riding toys, while also providing a snack area where families can take breaks and enjoy refreshments. Parents can supervise their children in a climate-controlled environment that aims to provide a safe space for youngsters to burn off energy and socialize with other kids.
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What People Are Saying
Energy Burning: Several reviews highlight the playground's effectiveness in helping children burn energy. Phrases such as "burn off some energy", and descriptions of active play in different areas support this.
Toddler Area: Reviews mention a play area suitable for younger children, described as a "younger children room area".
Food & Snacks: Reviews confirm that the indoor playground offers snacks for sale and permits outside food. One review mentions a "little area for snacks and tables if you want to have lunch".
Parties: One review explicitly states that a birthday party was held there and that "every child had an amazing time". However, details about specific party packages are not provided in the reviews.
Activities: Multiple reviews mention various play areas such as ball pits, sand pits with water features, ride-on toys, and dress-up areas. One review specifically points out "lots of different centers to choose from".
Not Noted
Adult Space: The reviews mention a snack area and tables where parents can eat, but do not describe any adult-specific spaces like a lounge, cafe, bar, massage chairs, or availability of alcoholic beverages.
Cleanliness: Reviews are highly inconsistent regarding cleanliness. Some describe the play area as clean, while others detail significant issues with cleanliness, particularly in the ball pit and sand areas. There are mentions of employees cleaning, but the overall cleanliness is debated in the reviews.
Socks: The provided reviews do not mention any specific sock policies or requirements for the indoor playground.
Prices: The reviews indicate varying admission prices, ranging from $15 to $30 per child. One review suggests a potential pricing model of $10 per child plus $5 for additional children. The inconsistency makes it difficult to definitively state the pricing.
Restrooms: The reviews do not explicitly state the cleanliness of restroom facilities.