Anonymous
04/02/2019 09:59
Subject: Nook playspace - worth it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's like a kid's play space you'd find in a Stanley Kubrick movie. It's fine, but overpriced.
Like... The Shining?
Or... Lolita?
Lol. More like 2001: A Space Odyssey
Phew. At long as it's not Eyes Wide Shut.
You know, I can picture Tom and Nicole walking by a Nook playspace in Eyes Wide Shut and having it blend in with the story.
Anonymous
04/02/2019 09:38
Subject: Nook playspace - worth it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's like a kid's play space you'd find in a Stanley Kubrick movie. It's fine, but overpriced.
Like... The Shining?
Or... Lolita?
Lol. More like 2001: A Space Odyssey
Phew. At long as it's not Eyes Wide Shut.
Anonymous
04/02/2019 09:35
Subject: Nook playspace - worth it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's like a kid's play space you'd find in a Stanley Kubrick movie. It's fine, but overpriced.
Like... The Shining?
Or... Lolita?
Lol. More like 2001: A Space Odyssey
Anonymous
04/02/2019 09:33
Subject: Re:Nook playspace - worth it?
Or Dr. Strangelove? Is there a war room? I need deets, PP!
Anonymous
04/02/2019 09:31
Subject: Nook playspace - worth it?
Anonymous wrote:It's like a kid's play space you'd find in a Stanley Kubrick movie. It's fine, but overpriced.
Like... The Shining?
Or... Lolita?
Anonymous
04/02/2019 09:07
Subject: Nook playspace - worth it?
It's like a kid's play space you'd find in a Stanley Kubrick movie. It's fine, but overpriced.
Anonymous
04/02/2019 09:00
Subject: Re:Nook playspace - worth it?
We went once and had to wait 90 minutes because we didn't have a reservation. When we finally got in, it was a let down for the cost. We have not been back.
Anonymous
04/02/2019 07:35
Subject: Nook playspace - worth it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think it's incredibly overpriced for what it is. For two kids, I can't justify the price (and we have a mid six figure combined income, so I assume we are their target market). I'd rather go to one of the jumping places-- that's at least more novel than the same train table or play kitchen we have at home, or at a friend's house on a play date.
Just curious what is a “mid six figure combined income”. Does that mean 150k or 500k?
I'm not that poster, but that sounds like she means 500K
Anonymous
04/02/2019 07:34
Subject: Nook playspace - worth it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think it's incredibly overpriced for what it is. For two kids, I can't justify the price (and we have a mid six figure combined income, so I assume we are their target market). I'd rather go to one of the jumping places-- that's at least more novel than the same train table or play kitchen we have at home, or at a friend's house on a play date.
I agree. The price and capacity increase will be their downfall.
And that there's NOTHING for older kids to do. I'd love to bring my 3 year old and 6 year old but my 6 year old would be bored out of her mind. She can at least play - even if she's not the target age - at other kids play spaces.
Your older kid could color or do a craft actually. But I agree, it's more for babies/young toddlers.
Anonymous
04/01/2019 21:27
Subject: Nook playspace - worth it?
Anonymous wrote:I think it's incredibly overpriced for what it is. For two kids, I can't justify the price (and we have a mid six figure combined income, so I assume we are their target market). I'd rather go to one of the jumping places-- that's at least more novel than the same train table or play kitchen we have at home, or at a friend's house on a play date.
Just curious what is a “mid six figure combined income”. Does that mean 150k or 500k?
Anonymous
04/01/2019 21:11
Subject: Nook playspace - worth it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think it's incredibly overpriced for what it is. For two kids, I can't justify the price (and we have a mid six figure combined income, so I assume we are their target market). I'd rather go to one of the jumping places-- that's at least more novel than the same train table or play kitchen we have at home, or at a friend's house on a play date.
I agree. The price and capacity increase will be their downfall.
And that there's NOTHING for older kids to do. I'd love to bring my 3 year old and 6 year old but my 6 year old would be bored out of her mind. She can at least play - even if she's not the target age - at other kids play spaces.
Anonymous
04/01/2019 20:32
Subject: Nook playspace - worth it?
Anonymous wrote:I think it's incredibly overpriced for what it is. For two kids, I can't justify the price (and we have a mid six figure combined income, so I assume we are their target market). I'd rather go to one of the jumping places-- that's at least more novel than the same train table or play kitchen we have at home, or at a friend's house on a play date.
I agree. The price and capacity increase will be their downfall.
Anonymous
04/01/2019 19:45
Subject: Nook playspace - worth it?
I think it's incredibly overpriced for what it is. For two kids, I can't justify the price (and we have a mid six figure combined income, so I assume we are their target market). I'd rather go to one of the jumping places-- that's at least more novel than the same train table or play kitchen we have at home, or at a friend's house on a play date.
Anonymous
04/01/2019 14:33
Subject: Re:Nook playspace - worth it?
We have been big fans of Nook since it opened in Arlington and the new location at Ballston is great however its definitely for a younger crowd, I would say under 3s.
Anonymous
04/01/2019 12:02
Subject: Nook playspace - worth it?
Nook is just as expensive as Badlands and I am wondering if it is worth it. We have not been but we are interested to at least check it out.