Fun Factory

We got adventurous today. We checked out a place that I had heard so much about for such a long time. With a place that has "Fun" as the first word of the title, it had to be good!
The Fun Factory is a place where children under the age of 10 can go and have a ball... or 200. There are jungle gyms, slides, ball bits, arcade games, laser tag and food. We didn't try the laser tag, but we did the rest.
Since it's summer we arrived there in our sandals. Apparently socks were necessary. After spending $14 in socks and admission and receiving our wristbands, we were given the okay to get in there and have the times of our lives. Only Cruz was in overload. He stood there looking so unsure of everything. We tried going in the toddler ball pit and playing on rocking horses, but his face showed no signs of having fun. His idea of fun was putting all the balls back into the ball pit. Nearly half an hour into our time there he began to loosen up. Running around, yelling, throwing balls, going down slides, playing the arcade games, he was definitely in his element.
I didn't get any pictures of him when he was playing in the ball bit or the other toys, but I got some pictures of him playing Skee Ball for the first time and a few other games.

By the end of the day he had too much fun and was a stinkin baby til bed time. At least he had a good time for part of the day.
One of Cruz's favorite things to do was to put the coins in the machine. This one was broken and ate our coins. Boo.

Even though he missed, it was a nice action shot.
He didn't quite understand the underhand part of Skee Ball.
Daddy's turn