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My family has visited (nearly) every one of these indoor playgrounds in Raleigh and the Triangle. We are incredibly lucky to have such a variety right here in the Triangle! And I can tell you insider tips: what spots are the best for toddlers, what’s best avoided on a weekend, and what makes each play space special.
Indoor play comes in many forms, from classic indoor playgrounds using soft play equipment, tunnels, obstacle courses, and ball pits, to indoor adventure parks with indoor go-karting, mini-golf, and more.
This guide covers them all, highlighting more than 35 local indoor play spaces, including museums, arcades, trampoline parks, and more. They’re organized by town below. Happy playing!
Please note: Information in this article is accurate as of July 2026. Always check with the business for most up-to-date information.
Indoor Playgrounds in Raleigh
Marbles Kids Museum
201 E Hargett St, Raleigh, NC 27601
Marbles Kids Museum is a classic: undoubtedly one of the best indoor playgrounds for kids in the Triangle, especially for toddlers and young kids.
This multi-level museum is a child’s dream. Here, hours of imaginative play await them, from Around the Town with its shops, jobs, and vehicles to an enormous pirate ship and water play area.
Toddler’s Hollow, their woodland-inspired play area for crawlers and early walkers is a space I find especially adorable.
💲Adult/Child/Senior: $9 in advance/$12 day of
Under 1: Free
Military: $8 in advance/$11 day of
* Guests can play for half-off admission after 3pm, Tuesday – Friday.
⭐Best For: Toddlers, Young Kids
Galaxy Fun Park
14460 New Falls of Neuse Rd, Raleigh, NC 27614
Galaxy Fun Park boasts that it has over 65,000 square feet of indoor entertainment! That ain’t too shabby! Here, kids can enjoy the jump zone, go-karting, a ropes course, spin zone, laser tag, and glow mini golf. This is one epic playground/indoor park in Raleigh NC! They’ve also got some pretty good food! I recommend the funnel cake fries!
💲Unlimited (2 hours) $33 per person | (3 hours) $39 per person
⭐Best For: Older Kids
Pump It Up
10700 World Trade Blvd, Ste 112 Raleigh, NC 27617
Pump It Up in Raleigh is one of the most popular birthday party spots in the area. This bounce house paradise is great fun for kids of all ages. They offer several different rooms with many opportunities to jump, bounce, slide, and play.
2 hour Open Play sessions are offered on select days, and advanced registration is required, so check their website and calendar.
💲$15 per child weekdays / $20 per child weekends (when available)
⭐Best For: Young Kids
Greystone Recreation Center
7713 Lead Mine Rd, Raleigh, NC 27615
Greystone Recreation Center is a FREE indoor playground and climbing wall located in the Greystone Village shopping center. In addition to the 8-foot rock climbing wall, there is a climbing structure suitable for kids ages 5-12 as well as a dance studio and classrooms available for parties and rentals. Greystone Recreation Center also offers its own programs and classes.
💲FREE!
⭐Best For: Young kids
Rainbow Play of NC
8732 Glenwood Ave, Raleigh, NC 27617
The Party Room at Rainbow Play of North Carolina is a bit of a hidden gem when it comes to indoor play spaces in the Raleigh area. Located inside a business specializing in outdoor playsets, the Party Room is a popular spot for birthday parties. But it is also available for open play. Pop over during their open play times to enjoy slides, forts, tunnels, rock climbing walls, and a special toddler area. It’s just $7 per kid! If you want a closer look at this spot check out our review of our son’s birthday party there.
💲$7 per child
⭐Best For: Young Kids
Bumble Brews Play Cafe
1028 Oberlin Rd #242, Raleigh, NC 27605
The original and beloved Bumble Brews, located in Cary, expanded a few years ago to a 2nd location in Raleigh. And that’s great news, as we love this place! Bumble Brews offers yummy coffee for parents (beer and wine are available too) while kids play in themed play areas and on climbing structures.
When you’re looking for indoor activities for toddlers in Raleigh NC, Bumble Brews is a top choice, as its a play space well suited for babies and younger children. And as a bonus, they open at 8:00am, which toddler parents know is practically noon!
Check out our parent review of Raleigh Bumble Brews.
💲$10 per child/$8 per sibling (6 months and up) for 90 minutes
Adults and babies free
⭐Best For: Babies, Toddlers, Young Kids
Sky Zone
2101 Westinghouse Blvd Suite 111, Raleigh, NC 27604
Sky Zone in Raleigh is a massive, epic space to jump, spin, flip, and fly. The Foam Zone is the spot for kids to practice their best moves and land in a soft cloud of foam cubes.
And Sky Zone actually has a Toddler Zone and a dedicated time for “Little Leapers” so we will definitely be trying this indoor play space out soon!
💲All Day Tickets: $34.99
90 Minutes: $24.99
Little Leapers: $15
⭐Best For: Older kids, but has areas for younger kids
Woodplay of the Carolinas
8732 Glenwood Ave, Raleigh, NC 27617
Woodplay of the Carolinas is a family-owned business founded in 1998 right here in Raleigh. They offer the finest wooden playsets for kids. You can visit their location and browse their huge array of playground options, and also pop into their indoor play area/party room!
This 3,000 SF space offers Open Play Mon-Friday from 10-2pm. It’s a great new space in the area with a big wooden playground, multiple trampolines, an enclosed area for toddlers, and a few games.
💲$9 per child 12mos+
⭐Best For: Young Kids, Toddlers
Urban Air Trampoline & Adventure Park
7810 Poyner Pond Cir, Raleigh, NC 27616
If you’re searching for an indoor playspace in Raleigh NC that has EVERYTHING, this might be it! Urban Air is a trampoline park on steroids, with every type of indoor activity you can imagine. Just to name a few, there is a Tubes Playground, a ropes course, tons of trampoline areas, bumper cars, virtual reality, and even an indoor zipline, the Sky Rider! You will definitely get your exercise here!
These trampoline parks tend to be best suited to older kids, but Urban Air, like other local spots, offers a special time for younger jumpers. This is called Jumperoo. Check their website for times!
💲Unlimited play $29.99
⭐Best For: Older kids
Big Air
6421 Hilburn Dr, Raleigh, NC 27613
Kids bouncing off the walls at home? Take them somewhere they can do it for fun! Big Air is a Raleigh trampoline park with wall-to-wall jumping surfaces including trampoline dodgeball courts, foam pits, slam dunk courts, ninja-warrior courses, launch pads, and more! My son Malcolm and I have gone to their toddler time on Wednesday and Friday mornings, and there’s tons of rooms for littles to run and play; he loved it!
PS: Check out Cosmic Nights, every Friday and Saturday from 7:00pm-9:00pm. Perfect for teens!
💲90 minutes: $25
2 hour: $28
Unlimited: $30
Toddler Time: $12 (parent can watch free or $5 to jump)
⭐Best For: Older kids
Defy Raleigh
5604 Departure Dr #100, Raleigh, NC 27616
Defy is not just an indoor trampoline park; they brand themselves as an “extreme air sport park.” The activities kids can partake in at Defy seem endless. From a ninja course to trapeze, you just might defy gravity here.
💲90 minutes: $22.99
All Day: $29.99
⭐Best For: Older kids
Frankie’s Fun Park
11190 Fun Park Dr, Raleigh, NC 27617
Frankie’s is not just an indoor play area in the Triangle, it’s a true mecca of fun. There is mini-golf, go-karts, bumper cars, batting cages, an arcade, and so much more. You could easily spend the entire day here. Adults love it, too!
One thing to note, not all of the attractions at Frankie’s are indoors; there’s outdoor things as well.
💲Prices vary by attraction, see website for more details
⭐Best For: Older kids
Indoor Playgrounds in Apex
Happy Feet Planet
3419 Apex Peakway, Apex, NC 27502
Happy Feet Planet in Apex offers three stories of fun and laughter, with specialized zones for each age group. The space includes a large, shallow ball pit, numerous slides, toddler cars, foam ball shooters, and lots more. This Apex indoor playground is recommended for ages 6 months-12 years. Open play is Monday through Friday with no time limits on play, however weekends and holidays have 2-hour slots. Reservations are recommended on weekends & holidays.
Check out our review of Happy Feet Planet!
💲1 Year Old: $12.99
Ages 2 – 12: $19.99 ($15.99 each for 2nd and more child)
2 Adults are FREE per family w/ paid child’s admission ($4.99 per additional adult)
⭐Best For: Toddlers, Young Kids
Sky Zone Apex
1275 Haddon Hall Dr. Apex, NC 27502
Sky Zone is an ultimate indoor trampoline park located in Apex, North Carolina. Attractions like trapeze, indoor dodgeball, drop zone, skyjoust, and even a zipline await kids ready to go wild.
💲90 Minutes: $25.99
All Day: $33.99
⭐Best For: Older kids
Indoor Playgrounds in Cary
Over the Moon Play Space
653 Cary Towne Blvd Cary, NC 27511
Over the Moon is one of the best indoor play areas in Cary NC! Designed in a moon and space theme, this is a huge 11,000 square foot space offering play for ages 1-10. Kids can tackle climbing domes, dress up like astronauts, and even go inside a rocket ship! There is a dedicated baby/toddler zone for the youngest guests, too.
PS: Over the Moon Play Space now offers free coffee & tea!
💲1st Child: $14
Siblings: $12
Adults & Children Under 1 Year: Free
*Sessions are 1 hour 20 minutes – booking in advance is highly recommended!
⭐Best For: Toddlers, Young Kids
Angel Island Fun Park
924 NE Maynard Rd, Cary, NC 27513
Angel Island Fun Park is a Cary NC indoor playground that is lots of fun for kiddos. As a mom, I like that this is a smaller, more-contained space, so it’s easy to keep an eye on kids as they play.
Angel Island has a large ball pit, tunnels, obstacles to climb on, cozy coupes to ride in, and more. This is a soft play facility designed for kids 8 and under (under 4’6″). It’s also a great place for a birthday party, with several party package options.
Note: They’ve recently renovated and redecorated this space but we have not yet been back to check it out!
💲1 YO $15
Age 2-9: $20
Additional Child 2-9: $15
⭐Best For: Toddlers, Young Kids
We Rock the Spectrum – Cary
2104 Village Market Place, Morrisville, NC 27560
We Rock the Spectrum is such a wonderful addition to the growing number of indoor playgrounds in Raleigh and Cary. (This spot is technically located in Morrisville, right on the Cary line).
What makes We Rock the Spectrum so valuable to this area is that it is an indoor play space designed for all kids, but with extra care taken to welcome children with special needs. All of the equipment and play structures have been designed to aid children with autism, sensory processing disorders, and other neurodivergence.
My older son has autism, and we feel so very comfortable in this space. There is a separate enclosed infant/toddler area for little ones, too.
💲Pricing:
Child: $18
Siblings: $16
*Play sessions are 2 hours
⭐Best For: Neurodivergent kids of all ages
Bumble Brews
2464 SW Cary Pkwy, Cary, NC 27513
Bumble Brews is one of our favorite indoor playgrounds in Cary NC. My son and I have been to this indoor play space countless times. He loves the toys and slides, and Mama loves the coffee. This is my top indoor playground for toddlers in the Triangle, as it is so well suited to young kids. Bumble Brews also regularly offers fun events, like playtime with Elmo!
Check out my our review of Bumble Brews for a detailed look inside this playspace!
💲$10 per child/$8 per sibling (6 months and up) for 90 minutes
Adults and babies free
⭐Best For: Babies, Toddlers, Young Kids
Notasium
1000 Ryan Rd Cary, NC 27511
Notasium is both an indoor playground and a music school, a unique combination that sounds incredible fun! This musical play space has activities like a giant guitar slide, a floor piano (like in the movie Big!), bounce houses, and even karaoke booths.
In addition to their open play hours, Notasium offers a wide range of music classes.
💲Child Ages 1+: $10 (day pass)
Siblings: $7 (day pass)
Non walkers: $5 (day pass) or free if accompanied by an older sibling
Notasium students: $5 (day pass) + their accompanying siblings
*Advance bookings are not required; walk-ins welcome!
⭐Best For: Young Kids
Indoor Playgrounds in Durham
Museum of Life & Science
201 E Hargett St, Raleigh, NC 27601
The Museum of Life & Science in Durham is one of the best things to do with kids in the Triangle. For both indoor and outdoor fun, there is too much to mention in this brief article. But we’re focusing on indoor playgrounds in the Triangle, so let’s talk about the space inside the Museum of Life & Science.
Play to Learn is the indoor play area inside the museum. We love this space, and we have a membership to the museum so we’ve come often. Designed for kids 5 and under, this is a huge, colorful room with tons to do. My son loves the interactive wall where he can drop a ball and watch it careen down a series of tubes and ramps. There’s also a building section with blocks of all sizes and materials.
Babies and early walkers can head into the Gentle Zone which is a perfect area for parents to hang out with their little ones as they explore.
—> Read our article all about the museum & it’s indoor play area!
💲Pricing:
Members – Free
General – $24
Seniors (Ages 65+) – $22
Children (Ages 3-15) – $19
Children (Ages 2 and under) – Free
U.S. Military (with ID) – $21
*Durham residents can receive free admission on Durham Community Days (with proof of residence)
⭐Best For: Indoor play area designed for young kids 6 and under
Angel Island Fun Park
3330 Westgate Dr, Durham, NC 27707
While there is an Angel Island Fun Park in Cary, the Durham location is even bigger, with bumper cars, go-karts, and arcade games in addition to the Adventure Zone. This would be an epic birthday party location!
But it’s awesome for open play, and guests can choose from a 3-hour play session or an all day pass.
Toddlers, don’t miss the adorable play area just for you!
💲Pricing: $14.99+, varies based on 3 hour sessions or All Day play
⭐Best For: Toddlers, Young Kids, Older Kids
Sky Zone Durham
1720 Guess Rd. Ste 90, Durham NC 27701
Sky Zone has a third Triangle location in Durham. We haven’t personally visited here yet, but I imagine it is similar to the other Sky Zones in the area. In other words, lots of fun!
This Sky Zone has tons of attractions, including air court, ultimate dodgeball, a foam zone, IWall exergaming, and an arcade. Sky Zones are always a top choice for a birthday party in the Triangle, and awesome for open jump, too.
💲Jump passes start at $19.99 for one hour and go up. They offer lots of deals so always check the website.
⭐Best For: Toddlers, Young Kids
Notasium
3750 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd. Durham, NC 27707
Like its other location in Cary, Notasium is a musical play space, designed to teach a love and appreciation of music parallel with play. Some of the cool things kids can do at Notasium include rocking out in soundproof karaoke booths, zooming down a giant guitar slide, and touching the interactive “wonder walls.” Your kids will love this indoor playground in Durham!
💲Child Ages 1+: $10 (day pass)
Siblings: $7 (day pass)
Non walkers: $5 (day pass) or free if accompanied by an older sibling
Notasium students: $5 (day pass) + their accompanying siblings
*Advance bookings are not required; walk-ins welcome!
⭐Best For: Toddlers, Young Kids
The Wonder Lab
3709 University Dr Suite A, Durham, NC 27707
The Wonder Lab is a STEM-focused indoor play space in Durham NC. This clean and welcoming space is designed for the littlest learners, from 6 months through 6 years old. Kids and their parents will find open-ended learning toys and interactive STEM equipment that combines fun and education perfectly.
💲Child: $12
Babies under 1 year: Free when accompanied by a paid sibling
⭐Best For: Toddlers, Young Kids
Big Bear Bounce
5125 NC-55, Suite 102 , Durham, NC 27511
Big Bear Bounce just opened in South Durham in April 2025! Love this new addition to the area.
This is a bounce-house focused indoor play place that is geared towards kids 2-9. This spot is colorful, owned by kind and friendly locals, and was a big hit with my 3-year old.
It’s smaller than some of the other similar playgrounds, which, to me, is a bonus. It’s easy to keep an eye on my child.
They also have a cool feature where you can place an order with the nearby coffee shop, Anissa’s Spot, and they will deliver it right to the playground. Love that.
💲$14.99 per Child (Ages 2 to 10)
ADULTS – FREE ENTRY (Adults can assist their children at NO ADDITIONAL COST. ADULTS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON PLAY STRUCTURES OR INFLATABLES )
Children ages 1 and below are FREE if accompanied by a at least 1 paying child. However it is not recommended for Children under 1 to play in inflatables due to safety concerns.
⭐Best For: Toddlers, Young Kids
Hyper Kidz!
105 W North Carolina 54 suite 237B, Durham, NC 27713
Hyper Kidz! is one of the newest spots for indoor fun in the Triangle and it’s pretty epic. Here you’ll find 13,000 square feet of play, including three different age-based play zones.
The center welcomes kids 0-13, and I can confirm that our 3-year-old had a total blast. I love that this spot caters well to all ages. It is also decked out in an adorable winter wonderland theme. Check out our video of our visit for a closer look!
💲Mon-Thurs
$11.99Infants (0-11 mos) w/o sibling
$13.99ages 1-2
$15.99ages 3-13
Fri-Sun*
$16.99Infants (0-11 mos) w/o sibling
$18.99ages 1-2
$20.99ages 3-13
*2 Adults are FREE per family w/ paid child’s admission; (Limit 2 adults allowed per family) $6.99 – 3rd adult
*Infants (0-11 mos) are FREE w/ paid sibling
⭐Best For: Toddlers, Young Kids, Older Kids
We Rock the Spectrum
3409 Hillsborough Rd Ste J3, Durham, NC 27705
This brand new inclusive playground just opened in July 2026. We Rock the Spectrum is an amazing addition to the Durham area! We visited on their opening weekend, and have high praise for this location, its mission, and its owner!
We Rock the Spectrum locations are designed to be fully inclusive play spaces that welcome all kids, and provide particular care for those with autism and other sensory needs. The space has been built to allow for sensory exploration, provide for calming space when needed, and generally be a place where kids can be fully themselves.
But, it’s not just a spot for neurotypical children, all are most definitely welcome and should come and play in this fantastic spot.
Check out our video on WRTS Durham.
💲21.99 per child. $19.99 for siblings.
⭐Best For: Kids of all ages, especially those with autism or other special needs
Indoor Playgrounds in Morrisville
Urban Air
1020 WCC Lane Morrisville, NC 27560
Here is another epic location for indoor kids activities in the Raleigh NC area. Urban Air is a Morrisville indoor playground with a huge array of attractions.
There are lots of spots to jump, fly, and swing, as this is primarily a trampoline park, but kids can also do bumper cars, virtual reality, and even indoor skydiving! Woah!
💲Pricing:
Passes range from $24.99 (Deluxe) to $38.99 (Platinum). Check website for more details. Kids under 40" also get in for $12.99
⭐Best For: Older kids
Town of Fun
1000 Lower Shiloh Way, Morrisville, NC 27560
Town of Fun just opened in Summer 2024, making it a relatively recent addition to the Triangle. And it has quickly become one of our absolute favorites.
Town of Fun is a tiny town designed for kids up to age 7. The play space is set up with half a dozen kid-sized shops and businesses: a fire station, hair salon, auto shop, grocery store, and more. Kids can pretend play to their hearts’ desire here.
The space itself is large and has lots of natural light. There’s lots of room and seating for parents to relax while kids play. This is one of those places where it is SO WORTH getting a membership. They offer birthday party packages as well.
Check out our full article on Town of Fun here.
💲Pricing: $18 + tax (%)
Additional siblings that are between 6 months and 7 years old: $12/sibling.
Additional non-siblings in the same reservation that are between 6 months and 7 years old: $15/child .
Includes 2 accompanying adults per child. Additional adult fee: $5/adult.
⭐Best For: Toddlers, Young Kids
Indoor Playgrounds in Chapel Hill
The Nest
1712 Willow Dr., Chapel Hill
The Nest is part of North Carolina Children’s Museum, an organization with a few hubs around the Triangle and a future main location. The Nest is in a “temporary” home at the moment, but it’s honestly a beautiful space.
The Nest is an indoor play space designed to enrich curiosity and creativity. Built for ages 0-5, the space includes hands-on exhibits, art and maker activities, and sensory-friendly options to support all kinds of learners.
💲$6 per person for adults and children over 3 months.
⭐Best For: Babies to age 5
Indoor Playgrounds in Fuquay-Varina
Piney Town Playhouse
1520 Broad St, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
Piney Town Playhouse is one of the cutest indoor play spaces in the Triangle. Built to look like a tiny town, Piney Town playhouse offers nine play structures kids can explore for dramatic, sensory, physical, and cooperative play. The owners have done a fantastic job creating this charming space, and I appreciate all the attention to detail and special touches.
All in all, it’s a terrific indoor playground geared toward ages 0-7. And mom and dad can grab a yummy coffee, too. Always essential, in my book.
Take a look at my full review of Piney Town.
💲Child 1-12: $14.77
-Discounted rates for siblings.
-Each child’s pass includes 2 adults.
-Children under 12 months free with a paid sibling.
⭐Best For: Toddlers, Young Kids
Butterfly Gym – Performance Sports Center
6109 NC-55, 101 Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
At the Butterfly Gym, kids ages 1-6 can attend gymnastics classes, but the center offers an open gym 3 mornings per week, plus Friday evenings. This is great news because it’s another indoor playground in Fuquay!
There are lots of mats and obstacles for kids to exercise and play with, as well as a trampoline, slide, and ball put. There’s a break room with little tables perfect for snacks.
💲$10 Stay and Play
$30 drop-off
⭐Best For: Toddlers, Young Kids
The Sipping Squirrel Play Cafe & Protein Bar
49 Logan Court, Unit H, Angier, NC 27501
While this isn’t technically in Fuquay-Varina, it is super close by in Angier, and I’d definitely still consider this part of the Triangle.
The Sipping Squirrel is one of the area’s newest indoor play spots. It is cozy and cute, and they have terrific drinks!
I’d recommend this space for kids up to 4 or 5. It’s on the small side and probably wouldn’t be as exciting for kids older than that. There’s also not a lot of space to run, so it’s ideal for toddlers and littles.
💲$10/day for first child and $7 for each additional! Monthly rate of $40 for one child and $10 each additional child
⭐Best For: Toddlers
Indoor Playgrounds in Clayton
Cub House Play Cafe
1621 NC Hwy 42 West, Clayton, NC 27520 Suite 103
Cub House Play Cafe is located in Clayton and I absolutely LOVE it! I wish it wasn’t so far from us, because I’d absolutely grab a membership here. Terrific price and the cutest, most intuitively laid-out play area. 10 out of 10!
In addition to open play, they have lots of cool events almost every week.
💲$12.99 per child, kids under 6 months are free
⭐Best For: Toddlers, Young Kids
Mac N Motion
195 NC-42, Clayton, NC 27527
Mac N Motion is among the newest indoor playgrounds in Johnston County. Located right in the heart of Clayton, this new bounce house space offers 2 rooms full of excitement and fun! This spot is already blowing up as a hot new birthday party option, camp spot, and they offer indoor play, too!
💲Kids 1-4: $10
Kids under 1: Free
Kids 5-11: $15
⭐Best For: Young Kids, Older Kids
Happy Feet Planet Clayton
231 Guy Rd, Clayton, NC, 27520
Happy Feet in Apex has been a popular indoor playground for a few years. Now they’ve opened their second location in Clayton. This space-themed indoor play site has already blasted off in popularity!
This spot is meant for kiddos 2-12 and there is a great variety of obstacles to tackle, including one super trippy looking light up slide. Galactic!
💲Under 1: Free with paid sibling
Age 1: $16.99
Age 2-12 $19.99 ($16.99 per additional child)
Adults: 2 Adults are FREE per family w/ paid child’s admission ($4.99 per additional adult)
⭐Best For: Young Kids
Indoor Playgrounds in Garner
Special Times Cafe & Play
2564 Timber Dr, Garner, NC 27529
Special Times opened in June 2025 in Garner, and it’s a great addition to the area! This indoor play space is designed for kids up to 10, but having visited, I think this is best for toddlers and preschool-aged kids.
There are lots of things to do and play with, from dollhouses to lego tables, giant blocks, a slide structure, dress up outfits, imaginative play in toy kitchens and supermarket, and lots more.
There are snacks, beverages, and baked goods available at the front of the shop, plus a few tables to sit and enjoy them.
💲Ages 2+: $12, additional children $10
Under 2s: $6
⭐Best For: Toddlers, Young Kids
Indoor Playgrounds in Wake Forest
Happy Feet Planet Wake Forest
920 Timberline Vw Dr Suite 138, Wake Forest, NC 27587
For a long time, Wake Forest was one of the only towns in the Triangle not home to an indoor playground. All that changed when Happy Feet opened their 3rd location here in 2026!
This exciting spot has a cool space theme, and like the other Happy Feet locations, offers a ton of fun and exploration among the obstacles.
💲Under 1 year old: Free with paid sibling
Age 1: $17.99
2-12 years old: $21.99 ($17.99 per additional child)
2 Adults are FREE per family w/ paid child's admission ($4.99 per additional adult)
Membership $59.99 /month ($29.99/month for each additional child)
⭐Best For: Young Kids, Older Kids
Wrapping Up This List of Awesome Triangle Indoor Playgrounds
The indoor play spaces on this list are great places to go on a rainy or hot day in Raleigh. These spots are all ideal for kids to let loose and play. If you’re looking for something a little calmer, however, consider some other options, such as Art Classes, Library Story Times, and more.
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