Play Playground

Reviews

• DD

  Dawn

  May 13, 2026
  4.0
  Went with my daughter. We had a good time however, they apparently have staff there that it's their job to play with you but no one told us that so was a bit turned off a random person just started helping me. I thought she was a drunk person lol.
• BB

  Berel B

  May 12, 2026
  5.0
  **Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐** This is the perfect spot for a work breakout or a team night out! It’s such a fun, interactive space with a mix of physical and mental games that actually make for great icebreakers. It’s rare to find a bar that balances a cool social atmosphere with activities that actually get everyone engaged. If you’re looking to skip the boring small talk and do something memorable with your peers, this is the place to be. Highly recommend for any group event!
• AA

  Alex

  May 10, 2026
  5.0
  Lit atmosphere with friendly staff!! It’s my first time coming and as soon as I walked in Aidan, Issac and Tim greeted us as soon as we stepped in. Answers all our questions and gave great recommendations for drinks and which games would be the most fun. Red up on the rooftop bar made some killer drinks!! Also Alicia was so sweet and even let me try again when I failed on the Velcro wall. Can’t wait to come back!! 🩷
• RS

  Reas S.

  May 9, 2026
  5.0
  Work trip and team building. Great place to let your hair down and see the fun side of your colleagues. The rooftop is laid out gorgeously with a great view. Warning for the gentleman: IF YOU ARE GOING TO TRY THE VELCRO WALL, SPINNING AROUND TO JUMP AND LAND ON YOUR BACK MAY NOT FEEL GOOD BECAUSE OF HOW THE SUIT IS CONSTRUCTED. Use your imagination to visualize what I am saying. 🫣
• LZ

  Luann Zipp

  Apr 19, 2026
  2.0
  I paid about $165 for the VIP package for two tickets for my daughter's birthday. With that package, you get: two hours of unlimited play, with the ability to pause the card once; one free cocktail/mocktail and 20% off food from the rooftop cafe. The entrance is on 2nd Ave, but you have to go through the Draft Kings Lounge to enter, Play is only on the 3rd and 4th floor of the same building. Once you get inside, you check in at a kiosk to get your game cards, that are reloadable and useable in Vegas as well. There was a VIP roped off area, but there was no one to let you in or stop people from going around the rope. Was that where we were allowed to go? No clue, as everyone there had the same lanyards as us and no one said anything different; so I'm not really sure about what the VIP package was about besides the coupons. There are only nine games that require use of the game card: games similar to Pop Goes Perfection, Operation, and Boggle, a life sized version of Bop It Extreme, a gauntlet run, a spinning table, ring around without touching, and a human bulls eye bouncy and lights out. There are tables with other little personal games like tic-tac-toe and connect 4, a selfie room and a dance floor filled with helium balloons, and that's it. Most of the games others don't want to play with people outside their groups (not the businesses fault) so you wait, play once and get pushed off by a group signing in before you've even walked away. You have to sign a waiver before entering, but I don't think it was intended for what happened, a piece of the game fell off on my daughter's head. The perfection game is held on the board with magnets. The magnets don't always hold securely, so when my daughter placed one on the board and leaned to grab another, it fell on the back of her head; the pieces are NOT light. As she said, I guess that's why you sign a waiver. The mocktails were straight sugar, but the rooftop barkeeps were awesome! Over all a veni, vedi, abii (I came, I saw, I left) experience. Definitely would not do it again.

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