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We visited Bubble Planet in D.C. with two girls, ages 5 and 12, and it was a hit for both age groups. The event was well laid out, very clean, and easy to navigate. The staff were wonderful—helpful, polite, and attentive throughout our visit. The girls especially loved the pink balloon room and the giant ball pit. I really appreciated that we could take our time; if an area was crowded, we simply moved on and came back later when it was quieter so my 5‑year‑old could enjoy it more comfortably. The only downside was that the bubble maker near the exit was broken when we were leaving, which was a bit disappointing. Overall though, it was definitely worth the money and the one‑hour drive, and we would recommend it to families looking for a fun outing in D.C.

not going to lie, it was ass. What made it special was from how boring it was and how there were barley any balloons. You guys call this a bubble planet though??? Also the hallways are too long. Im trying to get to certain rooms and have to walk a fucking marathon bro. Also your vr headsets are ass. Nobody wants to sit down and watch yourself float in the ocean. I'll admit, its cool but also boring. The fact of how realistic makes it cool but the video you guys decide to play is just straight ass. All my words are said, hope whoever reads this has a good day.

We enjoyed it. There were some issues but none to ruin my whole day. Tours start at 10:30 on Saturdays, not 9:30! Most of the workers were very knowledgeable and helpful!

Took my spouse here for Valentine's Day and I can happily say it was such a success and fun time. Even with many people there we didn't have to wait for anything and it never felt crowded. I must say that the VR experience was our favorite, but overall we came out smiling and talking about it throughout the rest of the day. We will definitely come again!