DIG IT

Unique, clean, and creative indoor play space! My child had so much fun with the construction-themed setups. Safe, organized, and great for young kids. A must-visit in Torrance!

Very lovely place! Happy to be here, lots of staff works here. Very organized, clean, large spot. They have separate rooms for birthday parties. Keeps space more private. Highly recommended.

My son had such a wonderful experience at Dig It. We attended as part of his ABA therapy plan, since he often struggles with peer involvement due to being on the autism spectrum. His behavioral therapist joined us so he could continue working on important goals around communication, interaction, and verbal skills in a real-world setting with peers. During our visit, we were approached by Kelly, the manager on staff, who kindly asked if there were any accommodations they could provide to support my son. As a mother and his main advocate, it meant so much to have someone not only notice my child’s presence, but also genuinely ask how they could make the experience more inclusive for him. Inclusion, acceptance, and understanding are always at the heart of what I want for my child, and speaking with Kelly about his needs and goals was truly refreshing. It was clear to me that both she and the Dig It staff sincerely want to create an environment that serves the whole community, including children with disabilities. Kelly’s background and years of experience in childhood education were evident, but even more powerful was her willingness to learn more about supporting children on the autism spectrum. That level of openness and compassion is something every parent hopes to see. Of course, my son did have moments of overstimulation where he needed to be redirected, but with the support of both the staff and his therapist, he was able to transition smoothly. I am so grateful for the patience, effort, and kindness shown to him throughout our time there. The best part? My son left with a genuine excitement about wanting to return. We will absolutely be back for more therapy-based outings, and I feel encouraged knowing that Dig It is a place where inclusion is valued and children like mine can feel supported. Thank you so much Kelly and Dig It staff.

I bring my 4 kids here about once a week. They range in age from 12 months - 6 years and they all love it! We purchased the membership and we love having the flexibility to come anytime and enjoy the experience here. I have also dropped off my kids for drop-off play and have been really happy with the quality of care my kids received with them. I want to give a special shout-out to Matilda and Denise who work at Dig It. They are always very sweet and attentive with my kiddos when we are there. Overall, all the staff are really nice and very professional. The facility is clean with a huge variety of activities for open ended play. I don't worry about my kids running away or being harmed here, it's very safe and secure.

Our 2 1/2 year old had a great time 10:30am-12:30pm! He played nonstop for 2 hours and LOVED it! We were worried after reading some of the other reviews, but nobody threw bricks at him. It got a lot busier at noon and there were bigger kids allowed in then, but that was fine. Staff was friendly and professional. Everything seemed really clean. We'd definitely return, even though it's a 45 min drive for us.

My three year old had a blast. He loved playing here. I was impressed with how clean the space was. The employees were constantly walking around cleaning and sanitizing. Every adult is given a wristband with the last 4 of your phone number and your child is given a sticker with the number. When we left, the gentleman at the rope checked to make sure our numbers matched. I was very impressed with this play place and will be back again.

We had an awesome time. I wish it was a little bit bigger with more things to do, but overall it was great. They have a great automated crane that you can scoop up balls with. My son loved the earthquake Table that you could stack blocks on and have them fall over. He loved riding the tractor on the track. He also loved the big bulldozer you could sit in and press buttons in. The giant hamster wheel was fun. The jungle gym and slide was also a great time.

I'm sharing my recent experience at the Camp Dig It- specifically regarding a deplorable interaction with the assistant manager/lead, Kelly. A simple clarification turned into a very uncomfortable and disheartening exchange. Her demeanor was unapproachable, unfriendly, and ultimately unprofessional—qualities that raise serious concerns, especially in a role that involves working with children, including those with special needs. Despite thorough planning, communication, and effort on my part to ensure everything was aligned for my child, there was a clear disconnect that should have been handled with more understanding and care. Unfortunately, Kelly was the only lead available at the time, and my interaction with her led me to the difficult decision to not leave my child at camp on the final day, even though he had previously loved attending. Kelly emphasized her background in early childhood development and previous roles in preschool leadership, which made it even more surprising and disappointing that she responded in such a rude and judgmental way—especially when she questioned the purpose of having his aide. Her reaction showed a serious lack of knowledge or empathy when it comes to working with children who have unique needs. She was unable to engage in a professional , collaborative discussion, and instead I was met with a blank stare and deflecting response. She even admitted to saying that this is "just her face" which was unprofessional and dismissive in a sensitive moment. It’s deeply upsetting that I was forced to explain myself to her and that this interaction made me question my decisions as a parent—something that should never happen in a space that’s meant to be safe and inclusive. Kelly took no accountability for her behavior and deflected when presented with concerns. As parents of children with disabilities, we already navigate a difficult road—we don’t need added barriers or judgment from the very people who are supposed to support us. I’ve spoken with both the general manager and the owner, and I truly appreciate their willingness to listen and address the situation and hope they reconsider her qualifications. They shared that they take these matters seriously, and I hope that steps are taken to ensure that no other family experiences what I did. Every child deserves to be understood and supported as an individual. Never stop advocating for your child.

Great time with the kiddo at Dig It in Torrance. Came for a birthday party for one of my son's friends/classmates. Easy and plentiful free parking. Friendly check in staff. Good security protocols for kid safety. Kids had an absolute blast. Really cool things for them to do and play. Particularly loved the excavators that they learned to use. Party rooms were big and staff all friendly/helpful. Definitely would go back!

On my son's 2nd birthday we brought him here. He had soo much fun. There are plenty of rooms and things to play and most are appropriate for his age. They make sure that the kids in safe and secure when you leave that you are taking the same child you brought in.

Fun themed play area for little kids. Great to see them building things and racing around in the little cars. The youngest loved the bulldozer and climbing the play structure only to slide down. Ample areas for nursing and rest. Could use something like a ball pit, maybe. There was a field trip going on, so it was busy. But it never felt unsafe. A small negative - the cheap plastic hard hats are over $4 each. Highway robbery.

If you ask my nephew he'll give you a 10/10 lol. The place was very clean, staff were friendly and I love the security measures they enforced, I felt so safe just letting the boys play knowing they wouldn't allow them out without verifying a parent with matching wristband and code are shown. Plenty of kids to play with and plenty of activities for all ages.

So clean, great play space with things for kids all ages. Loved everything and the little snacking area. The price is better than most and great m/friendly staff! So glad we could come here. We will definitely be bringing the kids back.

Very good place for kids events, it is located in an outdoor shopping mall, where a wonderful mean can be found after the play.

Beware of the online prices, they have hidden fees. For example: I tried to purchase 1 adult and 1 child plus 1 adult, plus socks. The total came out to be $49 and the actual price was $42. They did not refunded me my money. I would not recommend this place. Very unfriendly people.

I left a poor review because my nephew fractured his arm on the station that spins and tossed kids on top of each other. He feel and then a larger kid fell on top of him. Either the station needs to be heavily managed by a staff with an age requirement or taken out. I was horrified thinking about my daughter who is 2 years old playing in it as well. As parents we assume that all the stations are kid safe and they def broke our trust.

Great place for toddlers. I appreciated the front desk who made sure the kids coming in were 5 and younger. The group before us checking in had older kids and he explained to them very nicely that it was toddler time. We spent about an hour and a half and it was worth what we spent.

They close at 9. Came in at 8:26 on a Saturday with my daughter and the manager (she claimed) named Steph refused to sell us tickets. She said they stop selling at 8:30 and despite the fact that we came in before that, she didn't want to let my daughter play, even for 15 minutes as she said they had final call at 8:45. I didn't mind paying, even if my daughter got the chance to play for a short time. I think it is very unprofessional on the business when we are paying customers.

This was a fun place to take my daughter. It was a cold day outside and I was looking for an indoor activity. Dig it checked all the boxes a lot of activities to do and plenty of running. She loved that hamster wheel that they had in the middle. We will definitely be back

Such a fun place to check out for your little ones! They also have a great location at Del Amo. They are right on the edge of the outdoor section too, so you can park in the lot in front of BJs and Mitsuwa and it's a short walk away. Admission is for two hours and it was $18 but it includes a free adult. If you have a second child it's $15, but they're free if they are under age 2! There is a small baby section with a baby gate so they can still have fun while the older sibling explores. Two hours was plenty of time for us, we left around 1.5 hours mainly because we needed to do a diaper change. You are allowed to leave and come back within your 2 hours too as long as you aren't leaving your child alone there, so that's nice if you wanted to go grab some food or needed to step out for that diaper change. The place is very spacious so I didn't feel too crowded like at some indoor play places. There are different vehicles to play on, giant foam block section, a large play structure, ride-on vehicles, and various other play areas and things to do! The play structure is adult friendly too so if you have a very little one that is afraid to go alone like mine, then you can climb up there with them! Everything felt clean and kept up nicely. There are staff members walking around constantly putting toys back in the right zones. Our son is 2 1/2 years old but enjoyed everything they had to offer there! The recommended age range is 3-10. They have a full seating area for parents too so that's nice if your kids are a bit older and can roam more freely. If you are worried about older kids running over your little ones, they have a 5 and under timeframe available on weekdays from 10am-12pm. If I lived here I'd definitely go during that time! One of the things I appreciated most was their wristband system. Every 30 minutes they'll announce the color wristband and if their 2 hour session is ending. At check-in, they write the last numbers of your phone number on your wristband and your child's wristband, and you will show that when you exit so that they can make sure the child is going home with the right person. We have been to a lot of play places and have never seen that before! I really appreciated it since sadly that's the kind of world we live in now. I wish all places would implement that system! Such a great time here, we will definitely be back. These types of indoor places are so appreciated by parents and kids especially when it's too cold outside but you need to get out of the house!

We had an amazing time at Dit It!, a construction-themed indoor playground in Torrance, CA today! This place is packed with activities, and my 3 kids (ages 1, 3, and 5) absolutely loved it! My kids are big fans of Blippi and Meekah, so they were beyond excited to visit Dit It!--especially since my 3- and 5-year-old are in their construction and car phase right now. This playground was right up their alley, and it did not disappoint! What we liked about it: * So Many Fun Activities! There's a large climbing gym, a race track for kids to zoom around in little cars or on foot, and a magnet wall where they can build ball mazes. My kids especially enjoyed the magnet tables, LEGO tables, and digital coloring station. * Hands-On Play Areas - The large excavator lets kids operate controls to move balls, and there's a huge construction truck where they can take photos, press buttons, and pretend to fix it. The building area with giant foam blocks was another huge hit. * Cool Play Gym Features - Kids can send foam bricks up a pulley system, and the slides were perfect for all ages: a small slide for toddlers, a twisty enclosed slide, and a two-person wave slide. I loved that I could climb everything with my kids--the only thing adults aren't allowed to operate is the excavator. * Clean and Well-Maintained - The staff was constantly cleaning equipment while we were there, and the restrooms were spotless. They even have a separate nursing room with a large changing table, diaper pail, and spare diapers/wipes, which was such a thoughtful touch! * Not Crowded on Weekdays - We visited during Toddler Time (10 AM - 12 PM, for kids under 6), on a Tuesday and it was perfect. My kids had full access to everything without having to wait in line. The Only Downsides: The biggest drawback for me was that there's no option for a day pass. Since Dit It! is located in a shopping mall, I would have loved the flexibility to stay all day--maybe leave for lunch and come back. But the visit is limited to a 2-hour time slot, which felt too short because my kids didn't want to leave! Another minor downside was the large rotating wheel attraction, similar to a hamster wheel. While it looked fun, it was really only suitable for bigger kids. My 5-year-old was able to use it with my help to get it started, but it wasn't safe for my younger two to use as intended. They could only walk through it when it wasn't in motion. I wish there had been a way for smaller kids to enjoy it more safely. Final Thoughts: Even with the time limit, it was 100% worth the 45-minute drive from Orange County to Torrance. This playground is an absolute 10/10, and we will definitely be back!

My 4yr old always has a blast here! You can bring your own non-slip socks. I like how the workers are always walking around and being vigilant. The establishment is clean and open space.

My son loves coming here! One point of advice is if you take your child here for please don't sit there on your phone. I literally had to tell a parent their son was kicking and throwing the foam bricks.

I visited Dig it for the first time to attend my niece and nephew's birthday party. We got the large room for the party and it was very clean. They were attentive to our needs and came to check on us every so often. The play area itself is very spread out. It's got some unique things like the mini crane and is different than traditional indoor playground. Overall my kids had fun and they also had a small fended in section for babies. So there was a little of something for everyone.

Absolutely love this place! It's super clean, safe, and perfect for babies, toddlers, and young kids. My 2-year-old and I always have the best time, he especially loves the baby area and fun learning zones. The staff are so friendly and welcoming. Great indoor space for little ones!

The good: I was able to book a two hour session online pretty quickly for my 22 month old for $17.99. She enjoyed herself here. I also came with a newborn and he was free. The first adult is free but additional adults are $8. They have weekday hours for kids under 5 in the morning (in case you want smaller kids only). They have a nursery inside with a changing table and diapers for you (I saw size 3). Kids are required to wear grip socks and adults can wear regular socks. They have private party rooms inside with cute props for birthdays that include a construction hardhat and neon vest. I like that they check your wristbands to see that it matches up with your child's before you leave. This is a nice play area to go to on a hot summer day because it's nice and cool inside. The bad: There were fewer activities or obstacles than I expected inside. The digger area with balls was cool but my daughter, as well as other little kids, were disappointed you couldn't go into the ball pit. The floors were a little dirtier than I expected considering everyone was wearing socks. I saw that the workers wear sneakers in the same areas as the sock space. The interesting: They'll publicly announce via megaphone if it's your time to leave (by calling out the color of your bracelet). They give you a 15 minute heads up.

Can we dig Dig It? I visited with my almost 2-year-old son for toddler time. The positive aspects of Dig It are that it's clean, and the staff are very friendly. My son enjoyed the excavator, the ride-on cars, and the LEGO cars. However, it was quite crowded, with many older kids who weren't toddlers, and there wasn't a set time limit on activities. The older kids tended to monopolize certain areas, and some parents weren't closely supervising their children. This led to some kids (mainly older ones) being very possessive of toys, which wasn't ideal for a toddler-friendly space. Despite having a reservation and arriving at 10, we had to wait until 10:15 to enter due to a long line. Would I go again? Yes. But would I go on a holiday? Definitely not.

We've been members here for over 2 years. We only come two or three times a month but it's still so worth it! What makes this place great is the staff. They are always monitoring the playground and plying with the kids. The playground is big enough for the kids to run around for 2 hours and I love that they allow you to bring snacks in. Excellent indoor playground!

What a fun, construction themed, indoor gym with: -mini diggers- actually takes some trial/error to figure out but pretty cool! -excavator -mini tractors to pedal -lots of constructional play items -conveyor belt to move foam blocks upstairs (kids' favorite) -play structure with slides and spinners -large hamster wheel Btw, check out all the other fun things to do at Del Amo Mall including lots of good food. More Tips of things to do in LA/OC, IG: @grace.loves.adventures

Went during a special event with my 2 year old and he had a lot of fun. Will definitely go again during their toddler hours.

So we're from San diego, took a day trip up here for our littles being so into trucks and machines. This place nailed it. We booked online for the 1st session for toddlers. 8-10am definitely recommend it for first timers here and then decide how you feel about coming during busier hours. You only get 2 hrs cap. They stagger the times to keep the flow going A++. I love this for 2 reasons, 1st encourages my littles that it's time to go. 2nd, this place gets very busy. Everyone wants to play! Need grippy socks for sure! I even recommend for adults too. The floors are slick slick slick. They sell cute grippers for 4 dollars. They have party packages available. Fabulous idea! They have passes , and if we lived closer, I would definitely get one. Highly recommend that. Place is pretty clean, being a mommy and it being a no shoes aloud, I feel the employees should follow it too. Floors could always be cleaner, but I'm a crazy clean floor person, so...meh. also, myself being a germ-a-phob, I bring a change of clothes and wash hands often. Up side they have the Disinfectant Wipes so I feel I can always help at least after my littles and a quick wipe down always helps. Always try to set the example and leave places cleaner than before. Places like this imo can always be cleaner. Employees are extremely nice, helpful, fun, and friendly. Great for the family, plenty of seating for the elders to watch their littles go wild. We'll be back another time. Definitely recommend. Bring waters, snacks, change of clothes, grippy socks. Have fun!!

Toddler approved! For a little boy who loves construction vehicles and cars, this place is heaven! Located inside the Torrance mall (and a bit hard to find!), this is a reasonably sized indoor play area where you can let your kid run wild. For a Saturday afternoon, it was surprisingly not packed, so I think that was one of our benefit to a good experience. My kid really loves cranking up the lever and watching the foam bricks move up the conveyer. It was cute to see kids working together to accomplish the mission of getting the bricks up the conveyer. With a 2hr play time ($10 every hour after), I feel it's a good amount of time for a small child to play before getting bored. It's also nice that for the price of a child, one adult is included in the admission. This place is also a popular spot for birthday parties. They have 3 separate rooms to host parties, and there were 2 parties happening simultaneously. I feel the staff did a fairly good job running the place smoothly, but they would've been a bit more attentive on the floor to make sure everyone was playing nicely. From a parent perspective, the race cars were a bit run down and I feel they could upgrade the vehicles a bit more. There was much building blocks available to build your race car. One of the excavator ride / play station was broken, and we had to wait our turn to play. Luckily it went fast, but I feel some kids might hoard it which can be frustrating. It was definitely a drive from Pasadena, but we'll likely be back because my son loved it so much. Would be fun with a group of friends.

Took our toddler on a Sunday and they had the best time. A great variety of activities and space for kids who are adventurous and for kids who want their own space to play. I appreciate the staff for being kind, informative and present. They also have wristbands for parent and kid to ensure safety. In a great location at Del Amo next to a lot of food and drink options for after playing. A perfect way to spend a Sunday!

There are just so many more places in OC to visit that are better than this. The best thing about this though was it is very secure & you definitely won't lose your child as you could in some of the other spots. It just seemed like a Chuck E. Cheese to me

Great times, a lot of activities for the kids to do, the staff are extremely friendly and patient. Everything is fully functional and the prices are fair.

We went a couple of weeks ago for a birthday party. Birthday Party - We weren't the host but I saw how things were set up. There are 2x party rooms and we were in the smaller one. Staff was very helpful with the set up from what I saw. They helped set the tables, put up decorations, and when the time came they were even helping to serve the pizzas to the kids. The room even allowed for a face painter which was great. Play area - The kids had a great time, there was so many things to do for them. One of the coolest things was the excavator which they had 2 at Dig It and everyone was very respectful in that no one tried to stay on it for too long. The staff would go around to everything and spray it down with some kind of sanitizer which was nice to see when you got kids running around everywhere and touching everything. Great place to bring your kids for an afternoon and have a birthday party!

Absolute chaos. no one watching anything. Kids going up slides, hitting other kids, everything was thrown everywhere, which is normal for kids of course , but no one the whole time rearranges anything. We go to other indoor playgrounds and have never seen it like this. And we went early on a Monday! Won't be coming back.

Very nice staff, and my daughters loved it. I will definitely bring them back next time we're in town.

Great place for kids up to the age of 2nd or 3rd grade. I'm not sure if kids any older would like this place. But my 18-month-old and 2nd grader really enjoyed it. It's been endless fun and great for helping with hands on learning type of play where they can build stuff using their imagination. There is also other fun stuff like an indoor jungle gym, tractors, and more. Boys and girls both enjoy it. I have one of each and they equally had so much fun. They also have drop off play for up to 3 hours for kids 5 and older. We will definitely be coming back. Note To Parents: Don't forget grip socks.

This is a good place, we took our 6 year old 1st grader here with a friend of the same age and they both played for the full 2 hour allocated base timeperiod you pay for admission. They could have played longer, but we had things to do and didn't want to pay the overtime fee, leaving them to want more than to fatigue out, so we can come back again. This is in the Del Amo Mall's outside courtyard area outside of the so-called "luxury wing" new buildout area, towards AMC Movie Theater and below Old Navy on the 1st floor ground floor area adjacent to the restaurants in the area. The space is clean, the attending kids and parents are or were well behaved when we went, and the staff were attentive. It's good for young kids, but I can see my child and his friends potentially outgrowing it soon, maybe by 8 years old.

This place is a great place to take my 2 boys who are 6 and 3 they enjoyed. So many little activities to keep them engaged and playing.

Clean space. Attentive staff. Play structure and STEM building activities. Fun!! This was my second visit with grandkids and all 4 (in very different ages) loved the experience.

Glad to be the first one to add this business and also review it. Fantastic indoor play gym great location inside the mall. We have been missing something like this in the south bay area. Lots of stuff to have the young and older kids play with. Nice plays structure with slides. Really well theme, with loading and unloading sections. Large excavators that pick up balls, lots of ride on tractors and tools. We had a great time . I really also enjoyed that all the staff was very helpful. They made it a point to help the kids either build or be safe even though the parents were there as well. I liked how clean the place was, I saw the staff constantly sawiping down tables and or play structures. This is a must, looking into becoming a member for my little one.

Good indoor play area with slides, some interesting construction themed activities located in Del Amo mall. Toddler and a 4th grader had a blast. The recommended age range 3-10 makes sense. The hamster wheel type of thing could get dangerous as it may not stop when you want especially if there are multiple kids so you might want to stay close. There is a nice area with tables and chairs in the middle so parents get to rest. Entrance is close to Outback. Parking is best if you park near PFChang but we walked from Nordstrom parking lot and enjoyed shopping on the way back. Definitely take advantage of toddler hours early in the morning if you have younger kids. 4 star only because it was a bit hard to predict if hamster wheels were watched by the staff or not. It is better for any parent to take a close look at the kids even if it is a closed area and only people with tickets enter. One kids admission ticket will also give one free spot for an adult.

What a fun place! Prices seem really reasonable, the place is clean and well kept. I wish it was bigger! I like that there's a good staff presence. It's also nice to bring in your own food and drinks since their offerings are very limited. Helps that there's a Starbucks upstairs. But do keep watch over your things. People unfortunately steal there.

Way too crowded on the weekend with people pushing their strollers inside. There were also visitors just didn't take off their shoes, and the staffs didn't seem to mind. Bummer.

Clean, fun, creative, interactive. Cool that they allow outside food but also have an option to purchase. Loved this place. Hoping they open more locations!

Love the service. My kids enjoys going here A LOT! Not overly crowded every time we go. We usually go there on Fridays or Saturdays and it's not chaotic. As for cleanliness, it's decent. Never saw them actually wiping the play area for safety reasons I believe (to avoid slipping) but I did see them wiping the dining area. For pricing... it's not too bad. Mid range i would say. Sibling gets a discount so if you got 2 kids, it works out. Might consider celebrating my eldest's birthday here. Not final yet, but yea... that's how much he loves spending time over there. They do also have drop-offs options too. I haven't tried it myself but they do have it.

This play gym is the best I've been to. The theming is great, the variety of activities is impressive, but above all it is so clean. It's a far drive for us but so worth it. The staff are friendly and welcoming. Can't recommend enough.

Some staff were great. However, most staff were either (1) playing with toys themselves (no I'm serious) and/or (2) talking to each other doing nothing. Also, there was an unsafe child and his parents were doing nothing about the child. And staff did nothing even though other parents were complaining about the child to staffs. Do not feel safe here at all.

Having to pay $8 extra dollars for the other parent to come along is insane I like how they have extra diapers. Ubbi trash can & a nursing room in general

My children and I absolutely love this place! Safe and clean environment. Plus so much for toddlers to enjoy!

This is a great place to take kiddos that are 2-6ish. Lots of things for them to play with, build, ride, slide and climb on. Also, plenty of places for adults to sit down and relax and still have visibility of their little ones. This place really seems like they're all about safety and cleanliness. All kiddos are required to wear grip socks. (If you don't have any, they can be purchased there for $3). It is a no shoe facility, so the adults are required to walk around in their socks as well. Plenty of hand sanitizer stations all around. The play area is enclosed and the entrance/exit is controlled by an employee. They check wristbands to make sure that children are leaving with the same adult(s) that they came with. All of the staff were very friendly. We were there for a birthday party, and it was really like a well-oiled machine. Wristband colors match the color of the party room. They make announcements when it's time to eat and do cake so people know when to go to the room. They also announce when that party's playtime is over (Your shift has ended! haha) Would definitely come back for another party or for free play.

We had a great time. The play area was well Maintained. Parents were attentive to their children. The only disappointment was the excavator machine wasn't working.

Love how clean and sanitized everything was. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Overall a great experience for toddlers and kids.

Love the activities for the little spare to u can bring in food which is great . And you can go in and out . Lots of playtime to burn kids energy off. Lots of parking and just be sure to keep your kids hands clean because it is a lot of children .

We've been to Dig It 8 times since our first visit less than a month ago, so I guess I have enough "data" to give it a rating. It's not that big nor exciting that I would go multiple times a week - but who cares what the parent thinks, the kid wakes up and says "DIG IT!!" My 4 yr old boy wants to go here everyday that we use it like a reward for good behavior and so far, he is just as excited to go here as the first time. From parent perspective, it's a temperature controlled indoor playground, where going in and out is restricted. In other words, it's like a park that you can go when it's too cold or too hot outdoors, and don't have to worry the kid will run off to the street. They match your entry bracelet with the kid's at exit to make sure you only take what's yours. The ticketing is pretty smart - for $18, it's one kid and one adult. It helps to make you feel like you aren't paying a separate ticket for adult. And then you can add on extra kids and adults. It's 2 hours per visit, which is enforced by color of your entry bracelet. It keeps the crowd level controlled. We ended up giving into a subscription/membership, once we realized our son wanted to come back so often. The membership may be a startup phase thing to establish baseline recurring revenue so I suggest inquiring at the front desk about current offers. (Btw, last time I checked, they did not have a phone number. GET A PHONE NUMBER PLS. I went there to ask about membership because I couldn't find a phone number, and it was shut down to public for private event. My sister and niece were on their way to Dig it, and I told her to turn around and go home. I was thankfully by myself but if I had come with my son and had to disappoint him, I would not be able to give Dig it 5 stars.) As far as play area, you can see almost everything from the center. There are chairs and little tables for parents to station themselves. I'm in touch with about a dozen friends and families who go here at different times and most kids 2-6 absolutely love it. None of us had any real injuries so far, though we have had a lot of bumping or falling while running, which is normal for us. There are a few things I do wonder about the long term safety of - like there's these holes where kids can stick their arms out to pick out foam bricks from a bag hanging on ropes. If the kid holds on the ropes and doesn't understand you have to let it go, their arms get forced out against the glass when someone pulls down those ropes. I've seen 2 kids have this issue, one of them my niece. Weekday nights tend to be sparsely populated. Weekends tend to hit near capacity at certain times, seems to ebb down during lunch and dinner hours when everyone goes to eat. The staffing is increased for the popular times. My kid is shy but has often found new little friends to run around with, and sometimes seems to make friends with some of the nice staff (Terrance, Sam, Chris, Mia and more), which I appreciate. I've had all good experiences with the staff, they are friendly, energetic, and focused. I do wonder about their shoes policy - so it's no shoes/socks on for all kids and parents. Yet all the staff seems to be wearing street shoes. I'd love to see them in some kind of indoor/uniform shoes or socks, because I think it confuses some parents to think they can wear shoes too. Parking is free at Del Amo mall. Yelp is mapping it a little off, which made me wander all over the first time. Easiest if you park in the open lot in front of Mitsuwa market, then walk through the ally way near CF Chang towards Outback. It is on the ground level, outdoor section of the mall.