monkey bizness

We were in Denver for a medical procedure. We needed a place for our 3 grandkids to unwind for a few hours on a very snowy day. We found Monkey Bizness and loved it! My grandkids are 4 and under and all 3 of them had a really great time on all the inflatables and play place for the younger kids. We were lucky (maybe due to the snow or that we were there on a school day afternoon) there weren't very many children there. The kids never had to wait for a turn to climb, run, play, slide, etc. They even got their old nanny on the slides! It was only $5.00 per child, which we felt was a bargain!

It's shoe-free place, but some adults wear shoes and stuff didn't do anything about that. It just bugs me. Overall the place is cool and a lot of fun for kids!

This is a great place to bring 2-6 year olds to play. This particular location is one big play area. (There is also an area for the under 2 crowd) Adjacent there is parent area with comfortable chairs and tables to sit down, have a cup of coffee or a smoothie while the kids exhaust themselves jumping, sliding and running around. They have Wi-Fi too!The place is super, super clean. The ladies bathroom even has a nice sofa chair where a new Mom can breastfeed. This is probably the best Monkey Bizness location we have seen. Sari, the owner is very detailed oriented and her staff is very well trained.

I normally can't stand indoor kids play areas because of the craziness and germ-factor not to mention injury potential. What usually makes them worse is having to stand around as the adult waiting with nothing to do. This places solves part of that problem by incorporating a decent cafe atmosphere for the adults next to the play zone. Adults can use free wifi and order coffee or call I delivery of more substantial food. It gives the parents something to do within easy access and visibility of the kids. The kid area is ok - no the most extensive but plenty for the kids. Avoid peak days as it can get quickly crowded inside and in the small parking lot.

We ran around and played for about 2 hours. My 7 year old was almost too old for stuff but she played with her 5 year old nephew and 1 year old niece. They had lots of toddler things and all were tired. $8 per kid seemed a bit high but all in all, a good time!