No School Today?
Indoor Play for No-School Days in Waukesha
When school’s out and the weather won’t cooperate, bring the kids to Planet of Play. Three play zones for ages 0 to 12, 60 to 120 minutes of climbing, sliding and bouncing, and good coffee for the grown-ups.
Days Off, Covered
The Days Kids Are Home
Planet of Play is open seven days a week, so a day off school doesn’t mean a day stuck inside the house.
Teacher in-service days
Single days off scattered through the school year, usually when grown-ups still have to work around them.
Parent-teacher conferences
Short days and days off that land mid-week, when a regular weekday visit fits.
Thanksgiving break
A long weekend with cousins in town and energy to burn.
Winter break
Two weeks when it’s too cold for the park and everyone needs a place to move.
Spring break
A week off that doesn’t always come with spring weather.
Dates change every year. Check the School District of Waukesha family calendar or your own district’s calendar for this year’s days off.
Make the Most of It
Tips for a No-School Day Visit
- Days off school tend to be busy. Arriving earlier in the day usually means more room to play.
- Choose 60, 90 or 120 minutes of play — the longer ticket fits nicely between breakfast and lunch or after a nap.
- Everyone on the play surface needs socks. Bring your own or grab a pair at the front desk.
- Play is for kids 51″ and under, so check heights before you go. Grown-ups get in free with a paying child.
- Weather or holiday changes to our hours are posted at the top of this site and on Google before you head out.
Before You Go
Admission
Up to 51″ tall
Playing Child
From $20 / 60 min
- 60 min $20 · 90 min $23 · 120 min $26
- All age-appropriate zones: Mini, Kid and Fun
- Bounce house, wave slide, ball pits, trampolines
- Climbing walls and obstacle courses
Grown-ups
Adults
Free with a paying child
- Kids over 51″ tall are not permitted to play
- Comfortable seating, free WiFi, snack bar
Under 12 months
Infant in Carrier
Free held the entire visit
- Free when held in a carrier the entire visit
- Nursing-friendly seating near the Mini Zone
- Stroller parking inside the entrance
- Children 12 months and older pay the Playing Child rate
Socks are required on the play surface — kids’ grip socks are $4 and adult socks $2 at the front desk, or bring your own. Tickets start at check-in, can’t be split across visits and are non-refundable. Military and first responders save 10% on admission.
Every Day Off This Year
A Membership Pays Off Fast
If you’ll be back for winter break, spring break and every in-service day in between, a membership covers them all.
PoP Frequent Fun Membership
Unlimited Play. One Low Monthly Price.
From $19 per child / month
- Toddler (under 3): $19/month · Standard: $29/month
- Unlimited play, 7 days a week, one named child per membership
- 3-month minimum
- Valid at Planet of Play Waukesha only
- Memberships are non-refundable
Groups
Bringing a Camp, Daycare or Homeschool Group?
We host groups on days off school, too. See group visits and field trips, or contact us to plan a visit.
FAQ
No-School Day Questions
Is Planet of Play open when Waukesha schools are closed?
Yes. Planet of Play is open seven days a week, and our regular hours apply on school days off. If weather or a holiday changes our hours, we post it at the top of this site and on Google. See Hours & Location.
How long can we stay?
Tickets come in 60, 90 and 120 minutes of play from check-in. Current prices are on our Admission & Pricing page.
What ages is Planet of Play for?
Kids 0 to 12. Our Mini Zone is sized for babies and toddlers, and the Kid Zone and Fun Zone are built for bigger climbers. See Play Zones.
Is there a height limit?
Yes. Play is for kids 51 inches and under; children over 51″ tall are not permitted to play. Adults enter free with a paying child.
Do you take groups on days off school?
Yes. Camps, daycares and other groups of 10 or more kids can visit on days off. See group visits or contact us to plan ahead.
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