Toy Town

Toy Town offers 2,000 square feet of indoor play activities where imaginations run wild. There’s plenty to keep the tikes busy at Toy Town. They can play dress-up, have a tea party, play with a train set, ride little cars and bounce in the castle bouncer. There are play activities for all ages from infancy to seven-years old.

Parents can sit back and relax which children enjoy interacting with playmates in the child-sized play rooms which include a dress shop, a Domino’s Pizza shop, a police station, a grocery store, an auto shop and a library.

With all this fun, you’re little one’s are sure to work up an appetite. Toy Town offers a snack bar which serves kids meals, snacks, pizza, sodas, juice and much more. Every Tuesday and Thursday is Pizza Day; get $3 off a medium or large pizza. On Friday’s, visitors get one free ice cream cup per child. Then, on the first and last Monday of the month it’s complimentary Dunkin' Donuts and Coffee for all the grown-ups.

Need to run some errands while the kids play? No problem, at Toy Town they offer a drop off program. Your children can play the day away while being supervised by Toy Town staff. Inquire with program staff for more details.

Toy Town is a great birthday party destination, they offer party packages that take the planning and stress out of your child’s special day.  Party packages include admission party space, pizza, a designated hostess, drinks, theme cake and party favors. Also, additional add-ons are available. Parties can be schedule on Saturday and Sunday, advanced reservations are required. Visit the Toy Town website for more information.

- by Jennifer Pruett, Phoenix Reporter for HelloMetro  (Click to leave a message)

Jennifer Pruett

A self proclaimed “queen of everything," Jennifer is a writer, planner and passionate lover of making exciting events extra special. As a creative mother of two she loves art, music, family, friends, exotic cuisine and exploring new areas of self improvement. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in liberal studies from the University of Oklahoma and has been writing restaurant and attraction reviews in the Phoenix Metro area since January, 2009.