How it works

1. Reserve Your Session
   Workroom sessions are reservation-only and limited to 4 families per time block. 2 children are required to run a session or you can book the $10 guaranteed session
   

2. Set up in the Quiet Workspace
   Parents use our dedicated back-room workspace for TWO focused hours. The environment is designed for quiet, productive work. Calls are permitted only when the workroom is exclusively reserved or no one else is coworking.
   

3. Kids join the Workroom Session
   Children participate in small-group play during the session under the guidance of a dedicated Workroom Supervisor
   

4. Wrap up & Transition
   Your Workroom reservation also includes open play access. At the end of the session, families transition back to open play or head out.

Why Parents Love the Workroom

Choose the plan that fits your family best — all include unlimited play and exclusive member perks.

No Juggling

You're not answering emails while spotting your toddler on the slide.

No guilt.

Your child isn't parked in front of a screen. They're engaged in a small-group experience designed just for this session

No scrambling for childcare.

The workroom gives you two dependable hours without coordinating babysitters or rearranging your week.

No Chaos

Limited capacity keeps the experience calm, structured, and intentional

For two hours, you to focus knowing your child is enjoying their time too

Workroom Pricing

Guaranteed Session Add-On - $10

Ensures your session runs even if minimum enrollment is not met. Fee is waived if additional families register.

Exclusive Workroom session - $200 Flat Rate

Exclusive session for you

Up to four children

Dedicated Workroom Supervisor

One beverage of your choice for the parent

One juice-box and one snack for each child

Standard Session - $45 per child

Two-hour reservation, others working may be present

Includes same-day open play

Minimum of two children required to run

Maximum of four children per session

Dedicated Workroom Supervisor

One beverage of your choice for the parent

One juice-box and one snack for each child

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my child required to be potty trained?

Children do not need to be fully potty trained to participate. However, parents are responsible for all bathroom and diapering needs during the session. If your child requires assistance, you will be asked to step out of the workspace to assist them.

What age range is The Workroom best suited for?

Do I need to provide anything?

Do you provide snacks?

What is my child has difficulty participating?

Parents must provide a labeled water bottle for their child.

The Workroom is a small-group experience designed to be calm and structured. If a child is unable to participate safely or comfortably, a parent may be asked to rejoin them in the play space.

The Workroom is designed for children who are comfortable participating in small-group play without a parent present in the play space. If you are unsure whether your child is ready, contact us before booking.

Yes. Summit Play Village will provide a juice-bow and snacks for each child.

How are food allergies handled?

Because families bring their own snacks, parents are responsible for managing their child's dietary needs and allergy considerations. Please communicate any significant allergies to staff at check-in.

What is the Workroom Supervisor?

A Workroom Supervisor is the dedicated staff assigned exclusively to your Workroom session. While you focus in the workspace, they stay actively present in the play area engaging children in games, guiding activities, supporting transitions, and keeping the experience structured and fun. This isn’t standard open play coverage or front desk staffing. During your session, the Workroom Supervisor is fully focused on the small Workroom group so you can work with confidence knowing someone is right there in the action.

Is The Workroom Right for you?

The Workroom is designed for families who:

• Need two focused hours to work uninterrupted
• Are comfortable working on-site in a quiet, shared environment
• Have children who can participate in small-group play without a parent present
• Value structure, limited capacity, and intentional programming

The Workroom may not be the best fit if:

• Your child requires one-on-one support
• Your child is not yet comfortable separating from you
• You need to leave the building during the session
• You need a high-volume, drop-in environment

Our goal is to create a calm, supportive experience for both parents and children. If you’re unsure whether The Workroom is a good fit for your family, contact us before booking.