While we have seen some warm days with the indiscriminate weather patterns this winter, it is safe to say we have seen our share of frigid temperatures too.
No matter what the forecast says, kids are ready to play and there are several indoor playgrounds in and around Atlanta to take kids in these chilly months to burn off some energy.
Maybe one of these places is near you!
Indoor Playgrounds In and Around Atlanta
Inside the Perimeter (ITP)
HippoHop
Brookhaven
Offering a large open space with bounce equipment and opportunities for climbing, sliding, running, and jumping, they also include a toddler-only area with fun toys away from the bigger kids.
Children’s Museum of Atlanta
Downtown Atlanta
Supported by volunteers and donors, the expansive Children’s Museum offers enrichment and play for children ages 0-8 through their play exhibits including “Gateway to the World,” “Fundamentally Food,” “Step up to Science,” “Leaping into Learning,” among others.
Defy Atlanta
Northlake/Tucker
Near Northlake Mall, Defy offers kids a place to test limits and push physical abilities with a ninja course, extreme dodgeball, battle beams, wall jumps, and more.
Oodazu
Buckhead
Offering drop-in and drop-off play (potty trained required for drop-off), Oodazu caters to kids ages 3 to 9 with bounce houses, climbing walls, virtual reality, ping pong, and basketball.
Legoland Discovery Center
Buckhead
Shut down in September 2022 to undergo its first renovation since 2012, Legoland will be opening back up in March and is ideal for ages 3 to 10.
Boomerang
Midtown
Located near Piedmont Park, kids can enjoy the robot-themed massive play structure, junior ninja warrior course, digital ball wall, inflatable slide, and an interactive toddler area for guests 4 and under.
Outside the Perimeter (OTP)
Ready Set Fun!
Sandy Springs
Designed for kids up to age 8 (but up to 12 years can play!), the indoor playground is well-contained so parents can sit nearby and also features a digital art and sandbox area using technology to spark the imagination.
Catch Air
Cumming, Dacula, Johns Creek, Marietta, Snellville
Each location has its own theme, from under the seat to outer space, with ball pits, slides, climbing structures, and more.
DinoDash
Peachtree Corners
A self-proclaimed “prehistoric playground” with inflatables, soft play structures, and climbing equipment is a popular favorite.
Mall of Georgia
Buford
Located on the mall’s lower level near Dick’s Sporting Goods, this play space has an area dedicated to toddlers ages 2 to 5, with the main space for ages 5 to 10. It includes interactive technology, educational elements, and active play opportunities – including a crawl path, jungle walk with moving pods, bouncing, and more!
Billy Beez
Buford
Hosting a wide range of kids from ages 1-17 (with a Mini Beez area dedicated to babies and toddlers), the play park includes sports courts, ball blasters trampolines, tunnels, and slides.
Buddy’s Play and Parties
Smyrna
As part of their play space, Buddy’s features kids driving track, educational games, developmental toys, books, and imaginative play designed for ages 6 months to 6 years.
Rockin’Jump
Smyrna and Buford
This trampoline park also includes a foam cube pit, dodgeball arena, slam dunk zone, climbing walls, and a ninja course.
Altitude Trampoline Park
Marietta
Boasting 35,000 square feet of indoor trampolines and play equipment, Altitude accommodates jumpers of all ages with a dedicated “Kids Court” with dedicated court monitors.
Kids Empire
Johns Creek and Marietta
Check out floor-to-ceiling climbing walls, ride-on toys, spinning structures, sliding, and creative building in the maze!
Urban Air
Alpharetta, Buford, Snellville, Kennesaw, McDonough
With lasers and bumper cars, trapeze, mini golf, go-karts, laser tag, bowling, ropes course, trampolines, and climbing walls, there is something for everyone – including a 7 and under zone!
Where are your favorite indoor playgrounds for kids to burn energy during these winter months?
