This new kids play area near Puyallup has dinosaurs, princesses and a cafe for parents

Tacoma, WALocal News

Kidsville Play Cafe has recently opened its doors in Puyallup, addressing the growing demand for indoor play areas for young children. The establishment, created by local parents Gayane and Andy Herman, features seven themed rooms, including a jungle gym, a dinosaur area, and a princess tea party space, designed for infants and children up to six years old. With the intent of fostering social interaction and developmental growth, the café will initially serve prepackaged snacks, with plans to expand the menu to include hot dogs, slushies, and even craft beer for parents. The Hermans have also emphasized the importance of language development, offering weekly storytimes in both English and Russian to support bilingual families. Admission is set at $13.

50, and they are exploring membership options for frequent visitors. The café aims to provide a safe and engaging environment for play while allowing parents to relax and socialize. With its unique offerings and community focus, Kidsville Play Cafe is poised to become a favored local destination for families. The facility's opening marks a significant addition to the Puyallup area, contributing to the local economy and community well-being.

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