The Littles Play Cafe
Indoor playground, Bubble tea store, Coffee shop in Latham, New York
Address: 515 Troy-Schenectady Rd, Latham, NY 12110
Price Range: $$
About this business
Address: 515 Troy-Schenectady Rd, Latham, NY 12110
The Littles Play Cafe in Latham, New York, offers a delightful indoor playground experience with multiple play zones including a ball pit, sand area, and two-story playhouse. The well-maintained facility features a welcoming café where parents can enjoy quality beverages while supervising their children in the gated play areas. The space is particularly suited for children under seven years old, providing a safe and engaging environment with various sensory activities and interactive play stations.
Hours Open
What People Are Saying
Energy Burning: Reviews describe a large play structure, ball pit, and other active play areas, indicating that the playground provides ample opportunities for energetic kids to burn energy.
Toddler Area: While not explicitly mentioned as a "toddler area," the playground's various play options, including those suitable for younger children, and the comments from parents of toddlers suggest that it caters to younger children as well.
Adult Space: Reviews mention a cafe serving coffee, tea, and other beverages, and food options for parents and children. This suggests that adult spaces are available.
Food & Snacks: Many reviews mention food and drinks, including coffee, tea, pizza, chicken nuggets, fries, and juice, which were available for both kids and adults. The availability of food is highlighted in the descriptions of party packages.
Cleanliness: Cleanliness is repeatedly praised in many reviews. The playground is described as "clean," "always clean," and "very clean." One review mentions the owner frequently cleaning up.
Parties: Many reviews explicitly state that the indoor playground hosts birthday parties and provides various party packages, including options with food, decorations, goody bags, and varying time durations.
Prices: Reviews mention prices ranging from single visit costs to a 12-visit pass for $200. One review mentions that the price of $25 is "pretty pricey." There is no mention of any other admission price. One review specifically mentions that a 12-visit pass is shared between two people which is a great deal.
Restrooms: Although one review mentions a wait for restrooms, no reviews indicate a lack of clean or accessible restroom facilities.
Activities: Multiple reviews mention various activities such as a ball pit, sand pit (sensory area with small colored beads), play structures, a kitchen, restaurant, store, train table, wall peg board, ride-on vehicles, and a reading area with bean bags and books. A magical slide is also mentioned.
Not Noted
Socks: One review mentions a situation where a parent needed socks and received help. However, no other review mentions a specific sock requirement. While not explicitly stated as a requirement, it is implied that the use of socks is important for hygiene.