I recommend visiting during the week day as it is less crowded. The space is small and can quickly feel very cramped! I have one complaint, they charge for the adults as well. So this turns the outing into a rather expensive one quickly at 6 dollars a person. The price is for ages 0 to 99. There are many... More

It's $10-$12 per person, including adults. Cute little city in basement setting. set-up like a little city for children.

Ok... I have a good and bad review. I was always told to start with bad news first, so here you go...let me start from the beginning... I booked a day to have my daughter's bday party at the PLAY WITH ME PLAYSUEM in DC without personally visiting the spot myself. (the biggest mistake I could have made) It was... More

If you want to spend some time in a filthy space with your children this would be the place. The walls and toys were filthy. The staff was very disorganized... to many people for to little staff. Paint projects were missing (sent home with the wrong children) and one project was messed up by the staff coating a glaze before... More

On a recent trip to MD I took my kids (5 and 2) to this playspace and they had a great time. It has numerous rooms each with a different theme (grocery store, fire house, princess dress-up etc) and you can easily stay outside a room and watch kids playing in multiple rooms at the same time. They had an... More

Truth moment- The space is quite small so on a "busy" day it can seem very cramped. It gave you a feeling of being in a daycare center for toddlers minus the daycare providers. It appeared that teenagers were running the place when I went and that there wasn't enough of them to go around. Me and my niece (8yrs)... More

I've been here several times with my 2 year old. He loves this place! Running around between the different rooms, there is no dull moment for him. And if he's happy - I'm happy...

Very fun place for the kids to play! Colorful, creative, unique and enjoyable. My kids did a lot of the fun extra activities and I didn't have to spend a fortune to do it. I also got to sit down and play with my kids and see how they would run a pizza place or how they would shop in... More

Well, as soon as I entered the place, i had this feeling that the visit was going to go downhill. Having visited several of the children's museums on the East Coast, here is a list of problems that I found: 1. Very small place. There were about 10 small rooms in all. 2. Not very clean. The pet area was... More