Frequently Asked Questions

Visiting

  • An immersive, sensory-supportive, screen-free play space for children ages 0–8 and their grown-ups, at Atlanta Dairies on the Eastside Trail. Inside there’s a town, a garden, a forest, a stage, a maker space, an art studio, and more. Children choose where to go and how long to stay with it.

  • Children 0–8, always with a grown-up. The space is built so a crawling baby and a seven-year-old can both find something worth doing.

  • Yes. This is a place you and your child are in together — grown-ups stay for the whole session and supervise their own children. Our facilitators are here to support and extend the play, not to watch children.

  • A session is 1 hour and 45 minutes

  • Walk-ins are welcome, but reserving guarantees your spot and weekends fill up. Pay-what-you-can days are walk-in only.

  • A short activity or craft that a facilitator leads partway through most sessions. It’s included in your visit and it’s entirely optional — a child who’s deep in something else is welcome to stay right where they are.

  • Shoes come off at the door, for children and grown-ups. Socks are optional. Some children find socks uncomfortable, and new crawlers and walkers build strength best with bare feet.

  • You’re welcome to park a stroller in the lobby. Space is limited, so we can’t promise room on a busy day.

  • 777 Memorial Dr SE, Suite A200, at Atlanta Dairies on the Eastside Trail. We’re on the second floor, reachable by elevator or stairs. Park in the Atlanta Dairies deck — we validate two hours.

  • Yes, and there are areas designed just for babies. Everyone in the space is included in your visit. Babies under 6 months are free.

  • Yes — there’s a private room for nursing or feeding, and changing areas in the restrooms, which are easy to reach from the play space.

  • We’re on the second floor, reachable by elevator or stairs. We’ve designed the space to be comfortable for a wide range of children, and it’s something we keep working on. Our full accessibility statement has more, and if there’s something that would make a visit easier for your family, please tell us.

  • There’s a quiet space to slip into whenever a body needs it, and the lobby is always there if you want to step out and come back. Sessions are capped so the room never gets more crowded than it should.

  • We hold found items at the front desk for 30 days. Give us a call or send an email and we’ll look.

Pricing & Memberships

  • $25 on weekdays and $28 on weekends for one child and one grown-up, plus $10 (weekday) or $12 (weekend) for each additional person. Memberships, 5-packs, and pay-what-you-can days are all on our Pricing page.

  • Every Monday and the last Sunday of the month, you decide what to pay. We suggest starting at $10 per person, and paying more if you’re able which helps make room for a family who can’t. These days are walk-in only. Just tell a team member what you’d like to pay at check-in — no explanation needed.

  • All membership details can be found here.

  • All memberships have a three-month minimum. Cancel anytime with notice before 20 days of your next billing date.

  • We do — two party packages and a private buy-out of the whole space. Details are on our Parties page.

  • Yes — you can buy one on our Gift Cards page.

Food & Drink

  • Food isn’t allowed in the play space, but you’re welcome to bring snacks and eat them in the lobby. Grown-ups can bring a drink into the play space — if there’s a spill, we may ask you to set it aside. Atlanta Dairies also has plenty of outdoor space for a picnic and a good handful of kid-friendly restaurants.

  • We sell prepackaged snacks and drinks, including gluten-free, allergy-friendly, and kosher options.

  • We do our best to choose allergy-friendly materials whenever we can, but we’re not an allergen-free space and we can’t guarantee that any material or surface is free of a particular allergen. Food stays in the lobby and never comes into the play space, and everything we sell is prepackaged with a full ingredient label. Our craft and sensory materials change often, so if your child has a food allergy, ask a facilitator what’s out that day before they dig in. Grown-ups are with their children the whole visit, which means you’re always the one who knows what your child is touching.

Health & Safety

  • We clean surfaces and high-touch areas between every session, and we deep clean twice a day — once during our midday break and again after we close.

  • Please stay home if you or your child has had a fever, vomiting, or diarrhea in the past 24 hours, has an undiagnosed rash, or has been diagnosed with something contagious and isn’t cleared to be around others yet. We reserve the right to ask anyone showing signs of illness to come back another day. If you have to miss a reserved session because someone is sick, let us know and we’ll do our best to move your session to another date.

  • Yes. Every child and grown-up signs our Participation Agreement and Liability Waiver before a first visit. You can do it online ahead of time, which makes check-in faster.

  • Every person who works a session is certified in CPR and first aid. We keep first aid supplies at the desk, and a facilitator will help right away and write up anything that needs documenting.