Took our grandkids here. They have changed ownership and upgraded the experience since our last visit 2 years ago. There are fun rides- the Farris wheel and Bonkers Bouncer. They also have a designated toddler area that is so cool- rides that are perfect for them! (Toddlers)We had a delightful experience. It was clean with friendly staff.

I took my 7 year old grandson there while he was visiting. He played for quite a while in the maze which he really seemed to enjoy. There are lots of fun arcade games and he enjoyed collecting tickets to trade in on trinkets. BUT warning: this is an expensive place to spend an afternoon. I spent at least $50 on food, the initial entrance fee plus extra token for games. And here's something else. There are kids running around who have either used all their tokens or their parents/guardians didn't buy any to use in the games. So if you're standing at a two-player game, you'll have kids running up to you asking you if they can play too? Perfectly innocent, they don't know any better, but it's almost like panhandlers on the street corner constantly asking you for spare change. Oh. The bathroom. Stay out of there if you can.

I understand Going Bonkers has undergone a management change and is now rebranded as simply Bonkers. Today was my first time in the remodeled play place. I am extremely disappointed in the improvements that were made since the last time I visited with children. The footprint of the climbing/crawling maze seems to be much smaller and there is a significant increase in the pay-to-play arcade games. So, now, if you pay to get in the door and your kids don't want to just play in the maze, you have to buy a game card (minimum $20) to play any of the arcade games; in addition to buying food/drinks. This can quickly becomes a very pricey afternoon. Fantastic concept for company profit, but greatly reduced value for consumers simply wanting an affordable place to spend a rainy afternoon. I will certainly think twice before going back again with more than one child.

This place is great you can easily watch your small children as they play in and the jungle gym apparatuses throughout the building. We’ve been coming here since my little one was 2 years older & he is now almost 8. Tons of new arcade games since our last visit. Highly recommend this as an afternoon of fun! I don’t pay to get in but it’s very reasonable at $1.50 while the children $6.00 are having fun!

My 6yo likes this place very much. You can choose to go on a day that has numerous people.. Fri,Sat or Sun. Or you can choose to go during the week and have the place essentially to yourself. A few irritating things- no good healthy options at the snack bar and there are 3 different pay mechanics within the arcade. Any given machine can take one of the following: a pre-paid game card, quarters or tokens. I would appreciate all the machines being on the same system.