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Escape the Rain at These 7 Indoor Attractions in Northern Virginia

Make the most of a gloomy forecast with these local attractions.

children at the bottom of a slide
Courtesy Sky Zone

When outdoor plans get washed away, head to one of these destinations to stay entertained. These indoor attractions offer interactive games, active play, and family-friendly entertainment in NoVA.

Level 99

Put your problem-solving skills to the test with the more than 50 life-size mini games at Level99. Work to beat the three signature challenge types, including Challenge Rooms, Duels, and Hunt Art, then grab something to eat or drink. Tysons Corner Center, Tysons, $30+ 

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810 Entertainment

Bowling is just part of the fun to be found at 810 Entertainment. You can also spend the day enjoying arcade games, laser tag, mini golf, axe throwing, billiards, sport simulators, and more. Plus, enjoy family-sized shareables, platters, and handcrafted milkshakes and sundaes while you play. Dulles Town Center, Sterling, $10+ 

Sky Zone

Burn off energy with wall-to-wall trampolines, climbing attractions, and freestyle jump areas for both kids and adults. Test your speed, strength, and agility with the Warrior Course filled with challenging obstacles. Multiple area locations, prices vary 

Slick City Action Park

At Slick City, guests can race down slides, tackle obstacle courses, and play sports on the air courts. Themed sessions including sensory-friendly hours, adults-only nights, and “after hours” events with neon lights and music for teens and adults. Potomac Mills, Woodbridge, $15+ 

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Pinstack  

Show off your bowling skills at Pinstack’s two-story facility, complete with lane-side dining. Guests can also find a high ropes course, rock climbing wall, laser tag, bumper cars, and arcade and video games. Sterling, $14+ 

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iSMASH  

Looking to blow off steam? Smash glass, electronics, and other breakable items in iSMASH’s designated rage rooms. Visitors can also unlock their inner artist with the splatter paint experience, complete with neon paint, squirt bottles, glitter, and canvases. Parc City Center, Sterling, $30 

This story originally ran in our October issue. For more stories like this, subscribe to Northern Virginia Magazine.

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