We Rock the Spectrum Colorado Springs

I am BEYOND impressed with this place. What an incredible addition to our city! My kids (6 and 2) both had the best time and asked to come back twice in one week. I love that there is something for everyone. The gym portion with zip line, multiple climbing structures/slides and swings, trampolines etc. The art area, a “calming” room, a reading corner, a make believe corner with tons of pretend play toys, a toddler area with puzzles and a variety of toddler centered toys, a teen room and much more. I plan to purchase a membership because I know we will be here a lot!

We have been to we rock the spectrum in another state and loved it and was hoping for the same experience now that we moved. We went last week and they are doing a summer daycare type program which states on their flyer that kids are supervised- they are not. There were toddlers and other young kids in the play area unsupervised. One young boy got hit while walking across the zip line area because no one is watching them. Another little girl got hurt climbing the slide tower and no one was there to prevent that. There was 1 female worker that day and there was easily 30 kids in there some with parents and several without and the female worker swapped out with a male at some point while we were there who also was not supervising the play area and just sitting at the front desk. The place is also full of broken toys and toys with many missing pieces and parts. The flimsy gate seperating the zip line from the play floor was also cracked and broke. And kids were just trampling all over it. The cracked pieces had very sharp edges and could easily have cut one if those kids especially the ones who were not being watched by anyone. Wheather your kids are on the spectrum or not I do not recommend bringing them here. Its an unsafe environment.

⸻ We absolutely love We Rock The Spectrum! My 4-year-old daughter with autism feels completely at home here. The sensory room is her favorite space—it’s calm, inviting, and perfect for her to decompress and explore. She also loves all the different swing options, and it’s so freeing as a parent to just let her be herself without having to explain her stimming to anyone. My 15-month-old also has a blast every time we visit—she adores the baby/toddler corner and always leaves happy and tired. We live in Fountain, and it’s absolutely worth the drive for a place like this. The facility is always clean, and the staff and owners are truly kind and understanding—they really get it. We’ll be celebrating our daughter’s 5th birthday here soon, and I already know it’s going to be a positive and memorable experience for her and our family. One small note: this is a space designed for inclusive play with parent involvement. A few times when I or my husband visited, some parents were disengaged, sitting at the bar/hangout area while their kids were being rough with the equipment or overly loud in calm areas like the sensory room. But overall, this place is a gem in our community. Thank you for creating such a welcoming, thoughtful space for all kids to thrive!

We attended the grand opening today, and I cannot express how impressed we were! The Staff was SO friendly and welcoming. The equipment was varied and fun for a variety of ages. My daughter usually plays for an hour then is done, we stayed from 10 till 1!!! She has not stopped asking to go back since we left. Go check this place out whether your kid is on the spectrum or not, they will have a BLAST! Can’t wait to be a regular :)

I was highly impressed by this place. I have 3 neurospicy kids from ages 5 to 16 years old. And it had something for everyone. Clean and can easily spend hours here. No one was bored and constantly exploring. Lots of different sensory swings, a teen room, a dark secluded calming room, an arts and craft area, two different zip lines, imagination play sets galore, rock wall, trampoline...and much more.