The space is massive and has so many rooms to explore.The author's kids really enjoyed the sequin wall at Space Club. Courtesy of the author Prior to our move, I spent a lot of time with my oldest child in similar play spaces in New York, but they always felt cramped, dirty, and stinky.When we first entered Space, it was clear the playground was doing something different.The lobby is wide and open. There are coat hangers and shoe racks since all visitors must go in wearing socks with grips, which are provided. No shoes are allowed inside, not even for parents.There are tables for kids to eat snacks at when taking a break from playing and so many rooms to explore.As soon as they were ready, my kids all ran in different directions.There's a room with a giant white bounce house that my twins immediately gravitated to.Other rooms include an area with foam blocks where kids can build structures, an area for younger kids with age-appropriate activities, a huge ball pit with climbing structures and hanging ropes, a bead room, a music room, a glow-in-the-dark room, a sequin wall, a Lego blocks area, and a hamster-wheel wall.