When colder weather arrives it’s nice to have a few indoor activity options ready to go. From bouncing and climbing to laser tag and arcade games, these Northern Colorado entertainment centers offer plenty of ways for kids to burn off some energy without bundling up.
Looking for something to do over Thanksgiving break? Check websites for expanded holiday hours or closures before heading out.
Fly High
218 Smokey St., Fort Collins
Kids can jump, climb and play at Fly High, which features a large trampoline area, launch pad and foam pits, a sports court for dodgeball and a new indoor soft-play area with colorful, cushioned structures. One-hour trampoline and playground access is $17 for ages 6 and up, $12 for ages 3-5 and $4 for children 2 and younger. Two-hour and all-day passes also are available. Grip socks are required on trampoline features and cost $3. During the school year, hours are 10am-8pm on Mondays, 3:30-9pm Tuesdays through Thursdays, 10am-10pm on Fridays and Saturdays, and 10am-8pm on Sundays. foco.flyhighfun.com
Kids Empire
4931 Thompson Parkway, Johnstown
Designed for children ages 1-12, Kids Empire is an indoor playground packed with slides, ball pits, climbing and obstacle-style paths, a dance floor and a multilevel maze. Younger children ages 1-3 have their own toddler area with mini slides, soft blocks and a small ball pit. Admission is $19.90 per child and includes all-day access and re-entry, with two adults included per child; additional adults are $5 each. Children under 1 are free when accompanying a paying sibling. The Johnstown location is open 10am-8pm Monday through Thursday and 10am-10pm Friday through Sunday. Socks are required, and adults must remain on-site. kidsempire.com
Loveland Laser Tag Fun Center
401 Denver Ave., Loveland
Older kids and tweens can get competitive at Loveland Laser Tag, where the 5,700-square-foot, three-level laser tag arena offers more than 50 game modes. The center also features a climbing wall, ropes course, laser maze, X-Rider, Pixel Games, arcade and a new nine-hole themed mini-golf course. The Attractions Pass offers four hours of unlimited activities for $25.99 on weekdays or $30.99 on weekends, while the Relic Super Pass includes a $10 arcade card for $30.99 weekdays or $35.99 weekends. Attractions can also be purchased à la carte. Current hours are 4-9pm Tuesday through Thursday, 4-11pm on Friday, 11am-11pm on Saturday and 11am-9pm on Sunday. laserfuncenter.com
Main Event
4455 Fairgrounds Ave., Windsor
With 22 bowling lanes, laser tag, a 20-foot-high gravity ropes course and an arcade with more than 100 games, Main Event has something for a range of ages. Younger bowlers can use dragon ramps, while older kids may want to tackle the ropes course or laser tag. Hours are 11am-1am on Monday, 11am-midnight Tuesday through Thursday, 11am-2am Friday, 9am-2am Saturday and 10am-midnight Sunday. Pricing varies by activity and time, so check the website for current bowling, arcade and attraction prices before heading out. mainevent.com
