Our kids are 4 and 2 but will both have a birthday less than month from the day that we went. We saw a giant slide, ball pit, ipads, video games, movies, and even a painting area. The Boulder Station Casino KidsQuest actually had a lot more activities of the sorts for kids to do than the one at the Red Rock Casino which we tried the day before. The staff was very friendly and the registration process was fairly simple. So we decided to finally leave our kids here for a few hours. We had heard about KidsQuest from family members who had used it in the past with their kids. If you boulder station to pull the same crap on you call them out on it, or better yet go to a different kids quest. So my 3 year old know that she had to ask for food when she wanted it. This did lead to confusion for my kids wile they were at Red Rock because for the past week they were given food whether or not they wanted it. They don't force food on your kids unlike boulder station. If your kids say don't want anything while they are there then you are charged for it. The staff at kids quest are suppose to offer 2 snacks, 2 drinks, and 1 entree to your children if they are there for 5 hours. I found out later when we went to the Red Rock kids quest that boulder station was screwing me over. They also didn't give my kids what they wanted or refuse to give them what I said they cold have a few times. This resulted in about an extra $30 a day for them to be there. They loved the place and I went along with what staff told me about the food. While we were at boulder station my 2 kids went to kids quest every day for the full 5 hours. and just a ploy to get more money out of you. The kids quest at boulder station will tell you that it is company policy or state law that your kids must have 2 snacks and 1 entree plus 2 drinks if they stay there for the full 5 hours they are allowed.

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