Rain or Shine! The Best Indoor Play Places in Ann Arbor for Kids

Do your little ones need to get their wiggles out? Provide endless fun for kids at these indoor venues in Ann Arbor.

Rain or shine, your kids need some space to get their wiggles out! That’s why indoor play places are the perfect solution to keep them occupied for a few hours.

Don’t let the fun stop there, treat the kids to these over-the-top desserts as well. Check out our favorite indoor play places in Ann Arbor.

2|42 Community Center – Ann Arbor

  • Address: 648 S. Wagner Road, Ann Arbor
  • Cost: Free admission

Do you know what’s better than an indoor play space? One that’s free! That’s right, 2|42 Community Church offers a free kid-friendly play area that’s open to the public. Inside, you’ll find a playground (with a big yellow slide!), climbing area, toddler area and more. Grab a bite to eat at the cafe or connect to the free Wi-Fi while the kids play.    

Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum

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Photo credit: Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum/Russell Video

  • Address: 220 E. Ann St., Ann Arbor
  • Cost: $16, free for kids under 1

This children’s museum always provides an interactive space where kids can play and learn. Currently, it has 10 exciting exhibits including newer additions like the STEAM Park to inspire our next generation and the All About You gallery invites children to delve into the science of the human body. 

Launch Ann Arbor

  • Address: 800 W. Eisenhower Parkway, Ann Arbor
  • Cost: Check website for details

Jump around at this indoor trampoline park. You can’t go wrong with the Open Jump area where kids can literally bounce off the walls. From there, take a dive into the mosh pit or get some air with a slam dunk. The Tweeter area is designed for toddlers to play with kids their own size if they need a break from the older kids. 

This article was recently updated on Feb. 6, 2025 by Metro Parent’s writer, Sarah Knieff. The update included her research to feature the latest information. Questions? Please reach out to editor@metroparent.com.


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