5 /5 Lucybelle Wascher: Ive been to Lane Collins once before when it was just a boutique and loved it! Its a cute and cozy boutique with all sorts of stuff including clothes, books, toys, hats, sunglasses, and knitted stuffed animals.
I finally took my kiddos to the new play yard. Ive seen a lot of friends posting when they visited and its a lot bigger than I was expecting based on their photos.
Theres so much for the kids to do and it doesnt feel crammed or cluttered.
I have a 2.5-year-old daughter and a 5-month-old son.
My daughter played with almost everything but she got tired towards the end which is great because when we go back there will be activities she hasnt experienced yet. My son is still relatively young but he did enjoy the ball pit for a few minutes.
We sat at the smores fire pit for a while. It was a big hit with us.
Theres a slobber bucket which I also appreciate even though I dont always do a good job of monitoring what my kids slobber on so having the disinfecting sessions between play blocks is comforting especially during this terrible sick season.
I LOVE the big comfy couch! It was perfect for feeding my son and I loved that I could still have eyes on my daughter when feeding him.
Theres a monthly calendar posted right outside the play yard which I loved because I did not know about the additional events at Lane Collins such as art classes, story time, moms night out, and a workout class!
Personally, I think 90 minutes is perfect and the price is fair! We will most definitely be back!
PS
I loved at the end of our session, Closing Time was played. Cute and subtle way to say time is up, bye! Plus the volume was turned up so it was more noticeable and made my toddler want to leave because "its too loud." It wasnt that loud but it made her want to leave and we all know how difficult it can be to get a toddler out of a fun place.
