Comments on: Top 12 indoor activities for kids & top 10 places to take your kids

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By: Will Hull

Will Hull — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 18:22:00 +0000

In reply to Christopher Matthews. So many great and amazing ideas. Thanks for sharing. As kids, we have done them all here at Windy Pinwheel. In fact, I used to work at Fun Quest when it was still the Reno Hilton when I was still in High School. Ah, the memories of dominating laser tag and hosting birthday parties. Good times. Thanks again for your feedback on this one.

By: Christopher Matthews

Christopher Matthews — Wed, 20 Feb 2013 19:35:00 +0000

Here are a few more indoor activities we have tried…
McDonalds PlayPlace: We at least buy an ice cream cone, or a drink to support the store. We use them when it’s also too hot out. I know these locations have them: Pyramid and McCarran, Kietzke and South Virginia by Olive Garden, Kietzke and Vassar, Damonte Ranch and Steamboat Pkwy, Lemmon Drive in Lemmon Valley, and in Carson City at N. Carson St and College Pkwy.

Wilbur D. May Museum at Rancho San Rafael Park.

Railroad Museum in Carson City.

Roller Kingdom in Reno off I-80 and Wells.

The Grand Sierra Resort has the arcade with play equipment and also the $3.00 theater with usually one or two movies for kids/family.

Don’t forget the indoor pools like Alf Sorenson, Northwest Pool, Evelyn Mount Center, and there’s one in Douglas County (it has a water slide too).