Trinity Plaza & Indoor Playground

Located on the Trinity Baptist Church campus on Hammond Blvd, it is a great place to take young children 12 and under for fun in the play set (holds up to 75 kids) and get a good cup of coffee or a smoothie. There are also some snacks available. Times are 8 AM or 9 AM to 6 PM, Mon-Friday. Reservationsa for parties or events available for Saturdays and other days.

Great indoor playground for those with kids, cafe is lacking and could improve. Couldn’t do a cappucino. Good service though. Great concept that I think could be executed better.

The play area is great for the kids. There is a coffee shop with snack type foods for adults and kids. Free water if you need it

It’s a great concept, I love the indoor playground. But parents just let their kids go and play without monitoring. My 2 year old was pushed down by a boy. He kept screaming in her face as well. I went and told him to keep his hands to himself and his mom came eventually. This boy was about 4 or 5 years old. Also, another little girl was blocking the slide and wouldn’t let my daughter come down after she expressed that she was scared. My daughter was at the very top of the 3 level playground. This little girl was about 8 years old so she knew better. I’m looking around to see if I could find her parent, and ALL the parents were socializing/on their phones and not paying attention to their kids at all. There was a sweet boy who I asked if he could help my daughter get down and he was so kind and helped her all the way down. I couldn’t go get my kid because I was wearing my 8 week old son in a baby carrier. I think the boy who helped was named Charlie. I wanted to thank his mom/dad, but again nobody was paying attention to their kid so couldn’t even do that. At this point I didn’t even have the energy to try and find Charlie’s(?) parents and properly thank them. Great concept but won’t be back. Maybe when my daughter is older. These kids are a bit too rough.

Always a joy, no matter the weather! A lovely respite for littles on the indoor playground, teens who can play pingpong or cornhole, and parents who can actively engage, read, or enjoy a cuppa.