Leap Years
Indoor playground in Boise, Idaho
Address: 1529 W Washington St Suite 100, Boise, ID 83702
Price Range: $$
About this business
Address: 1529 W Washington St Suite 100, Boise, ID 83702
Leap Years in Boise, Idaho, is a cozy indoor playground featuring a mix of interactive play stations, including a ball pit, climbing structures, and educational areas designed specifically for toddlers and young children. The well-maintained facility offers a clean, safe environment with soft flooring and padded play areas, making it ideal for children ages 1-5 to explore and burn energy. While the space is compact, it provides various entertainment options like pretend play areas, STEM activities, and slides, though it can get crowded during peak hours.
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What People Are Saying
Energy Burning: Many reviews highlight the energy-burning opportunities provided by the playground's various activities, such as climbing structures, slides, and a ball pit, indicating that it is suitable for active kids.
Food & Snacks: Several reviews mention the availability of snacks and coffee, indicating that the indoor playground offers some food and beverage options.
Cleanliness: Cleanliness is frequently praised in the reviews. Multiple reviewers describe the facility as "clean," "super clean," and "extremely clean." One review mentions that the staff was attentive to sanitation.
Parties: Several reviews explicitly state that the indoor playground hosts birthday parties. One review even details their positive experience with a birthday party, including easy scheduling and on-time pizza delivery.
Prices: Reviews mention the cost is $10.00 for an hour, with some reviewers considering this price to be a bit steep. There is no other price information available from the reviews.
Restrooms: The reviews do not explicitly discuss restroom facilities, but the overall positive comments about cleanliness suggest they likely maintain clean and accessible restrooms.
Activities: Multiple reviews mention various activities such as a ball pit, slides, climbing structures, a play kitchen, pretend play stations (vet, fruit stand, fire engine), stem stations (giant lite bright and peg board), and air powered ball tubes. These are explicitly described in several reviews.
Not Noted
Toddler Area: While some reviews mention the presence of children of varying ages, there's no explicit mention of a dedicated toddler area. Some reviewers did express a need for age-group separation, suggesting the current setup doesn't cater specifically to toddlers.
Adult Space: The reviews do not mention adult-only spaces such as a lounge, cafe, bar, massage chair, or beer. Although there is mention of seating areas and coffee and snacks for parents, this doesn't equate to dedicated adult spaces.
Socks: The reviews do not mention any specific sock policies or requirements for entry into the playground.
