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InnerActive Playground — Spring Break Activities in Minneapolis

InnerActive Playground

4.5(559)4.5 out of 5 stars, 559 reviews Minneapolis, MN

About InnerActive Playground

InnerActive Playground offers a wide variety of indoor equipment, including a giant bouncy pillow, tot area, basketball hoops, soccer space, and large foam blocks, in an open layout suitable for multiple ages. It's pitched as a good option for keeping kids active, especially during winter, with convenient code-based entry.

What parents should know

Summarized from real visitor reviews.

Best for: Families seeking a wide variety of indoor play activities in an open setting.Keeping children active during cold weather or a rainy day.Parents with an older child (around 8 years old) who enjoys diverse play equipment.Families who prefer a self-service, automated entry experience.Offers a variety of equipment catering to 'multiple ages'.

Why families love it

  • Wide variety of equipment: playground structures, a giant bouncy pillow, basketball hoops, soccer area, and large foam blocks.
  • Plenty of open space available for children to run around.
  • Automated, code-based entry system offers convenience for self-service access.
  • Diverse range of indoor play equipment including a giant bouncy pillow, basketball court, soccer area, and foam blocks.
  • Ample open space allowing children to run freely.
  • Automated code entry provides flexible access for parents.

Insider tips

  • Consider purchasing a membership if you plan for frequent visits, as daily rates are often perceived as slightly overpriced.
  • Always buy tickets online ahead of time, but be prepared for potential technical issues with the website and credit card processing; have a backup payment method ready.
  • Ensure you have the entry code readily accessible on your phone at all times, as it is required for both initial entry and re-entry if you step outside.
  • If visiting with a baby under 1, set low expectations for the dedicated baby area due to reported poor condition of toys.

Good to know before you go

  • If you have babies under 1 and expect a high-quality, engaging infant play area.
  • If you require on-site staff for assistance, supervision, or safety monitoring.
  • If your children are 6-7 years old and tend to bore quickly with standard indoor play equipment.
  • Booking birthday parties, due to issues with room lighting, staff rudeness, restrictive rules, and lack of owner responsiveness.
  • Attempting to purchase tickets upon arrival, as the process is frustrating and inefficient.
Crowds
The entryway area can become busy and frustrating when multiple families are attempting to buy tickets on arrival or enter/exit simultaneously.
Value
Daily rates are described as 'slightly overpriced', with memberships offering a 'good deal'. The $13 charge for the baby area is considered poor value. Overall admission is perceived as 'pretty high' for an 'indoor play set', with suggestions that a $5-$8 price point would be more appropriate. It's noted to be similarly priced to Urban Air, but 'much better quality' is found there. Birthday parties are also deemed 'pricey for no good reason'.
Accessibility
No specific accessibility accommodations are mentioned in the reviews. The reliance on an access code and the lack of an internal door handle could create barriers for some individuals.
Safety
Entry is secured by a code system, indicating controlled access.

What parents say

Katie C.
5.05.0 out of 5 stars
"Great variety of fun equipment for multiple ages, and plenty of open space to run around. Playground equipment, giant bouncy pillow, tot area, basketball, soccer, big foam blocks... It's a lot of fun. Daily rates are maybe slightly overpriced but the memberships are a good deal."

4 months ago

Jessica Lima
5.05.0 out of 5 stars
"I love this place! Is my favorite place to go in the winter time! My daughter love the jumper!"

4 months ago

Casey
3.03.0 out of 5 stars
"Super convenient with a code! Fair pricing, especially if you have an older child and a baby under 1. However, the baby area is sad and sorry. They have some little gyms and activities, but for $13, I wish the battery operated toys had working batteries. I also have an 8 year old, she has a blast here! I think it’s better suited for her age."

8 months ago

Reviews sourced from public Google data.