Patricia L.
Yelp
This is our favorite indoor play place. Compared to a lot of play gyms geared towards just the children, this one is more of a Korean kids café, which gives parents a great space to hang out while their kids play. Aesthetic kids cafes are extremely popular in Korea and Looma Space really plays into that with their café items. They have coffees, teas, smoothies, but also really tasty snacks as well. We usually order some tots to share. The tteokbokki and bulgogi items were surprisingly good too.
The play area is amazing. For those who care about the aesthetics, it's really pretty with wood tones. There's a ball pit, dress up area, play kitchens, play cafes, play markets, and a slide. They do actually go in and clean the areas regularly. There is a mini play area in the middle of the café meant for tots. I will say that there were a few times where older kids were in that space and I would not have felt comfortable for a 1 year old to be playing there. Although, I probably would have guided the older child out of the area, if necessary.
They host events there all the time. We went once for a free Stitch day, so there was a photo opp with a dressed up Stitch! They have a calendar with events up on their social media. In December, they have a bunch of holiday themed events.
My daughter has asked for a birthday party here and it is honestly way out of my budget. But looking at the website, it looks like the party comes with an onsite event planner who does all of the decorations for you. You can add food to your party as well, which they would prepare in their kitchen. You can either book just the party room and leave the play area open to other guests or you can actually book out the entire venue as well.
The last little touch I would mention is that they give you Looma cash when you enter for each child. Then at the exit, the child can redeem that cash for a little toy. I love this concept because if you're a mom you know how hard transitions can be, and prying my child away from a fun play area is one of the toughest ones. But by giving a little prize, it keeps my daughter super excited and in a good mood to be able to leave with a little toy.
Logistics - You can book a slot online or go in-person, but if they're super busy, you may not get in right away. It is a little pricier, just because you have to pay for the child and each adult. Infants, again, are still free. The food prices end up adding up too. Each entry is for 2 hours. If you're going for a special event, you may have to book those tickets online separately. There's free parking in front and around the back side as well.